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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
BAKING BUSINESS.

FREDERICK A. NEUPERT respectfully
II informs his friends that he has opened 8
Baking Establishment next door to Gruver's
tavern, and directly opposite the Jail, where
be will constantly keep on hand FRESH
BREAD; CAKES, RRETZELS, &c, and
will also bake to order cakes of any size OF
kind. Bread delivered in all parts Of town.
AS his experience in the business is well
known, ne trusts to receive share of public
patronage.
Lswistown, April 9, lse2-5t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
DIR. j. C.. AVER & CO.,

Uhs , u A EN- N CUs,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY
Charles Ritz. LecistoUn, Jacob
Metz, 1ilLenritLe, II. S. NcNabb d: Co., Belle
rilie, Mrs. Brennan, Nc Veytown, J. Strode,
Strode'S Mills, and by Dealers erery,ohere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
Kollock's Dandelion Coffee.

THlS preparation, made from the beat Ja-
Il va Coffee, is recommended by physicians
as a superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility. Dyspepsia, and all bill
lious disorders. Thousands who have been
compelled to abandon the use of coffee will
use this without injurious effects. One con
contains the strength of two pounds of ordi.
nary coffee Price 25' cents.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
KOLLOCK'S LEVAIN,

The purest and best BAKING POWDER
known. for making light sweet and nutritious
bread and cakes. Price Is cents.
HANUFACTCRED BY
M. II. K0LLOCK, Chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia,
And sold bs all Druggists and Grocers.
February 26, 1S62-ly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

N~r-NuTiCE. ..- The annual meeting Gf tte Sioei
G>-5 holders ef tbs Jautas .'cer and Kanawla
Company viii .s Leid at tue company office IL.
Ills els On Mut,DaY tts 2sfii Detobrr. is69
APPOINTMENT oF Proxy.
Know all sen hy these presents thai we, iis
subscr.b..ls being Ia the Jaiass kiyer
and Kanawha C0kiiiany. L" hereby. on-titnts and
appoint - cur tfna and lawful Attorney
and Prexv ~ represent oaeh Of Us in all general
meetings oil he st holders OF said company Lela
within ak mouths nbsa and aiter the date herssi,
when va are no, personally present ee represented
bysoms other proxy, With iuii power aud authority,
st suSh general meetings. 10 give such vote
and to do g,eh other acts each or lis could
give or do ss member OF the said meetings IL
were personally present. and ne do hessby rasify
and confirm whatever vote or votes. act or acts
our said attorney may Lawfully give OF do for US in
pursuance of The authority hareby conferred upon
hin.
Witness our hands and seas this day
OF QUO lhousaad rig't hundred and
rs''s: {;ssl {;ssI.
WIN. p. MuNF0RD.
oe 4-2awdw Hecsrtary Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

NEW PAN FOR LIGHTING THEATRES lat the
IN" rs" theatres In jhe Place de Chate let-tts
t.fsille and tha Theatre byriQue-!he first exL5r-
men. Vas tried :alay IL new system of lighting,
hy ii. DGVioui. The new m 10 sunecse 10. en-
treIy ta Old chandelier, which wss sii ryru g IL
the days of lamp oil The era of gae demands
something better. imagine SAYS :. reporter for
one OF the journals lnsgine fur he ceiling OF tl9
vast hal! al ihlulense ground glass Cvcnpy ing ina
whole oil the cupola behind this place say f,J0G
Sas burners and above Them of great white
esp, sIGR ~ + reflector. sild Buading DOZEN tn5
light. This Passes through tic si0iniG glass and
i'si'a i.L5 soft rac tha eDt,le hai which Il
Ills with brilliant light, enl ye. wiiich has poth
ing harsh or :.Iisain5 10 to eyes. &0t single
gas'bcrnst ~ ne-n throughout tho theatre and We:
II is III np 10 IL iGfkest corners y II ara sbt; i .
fou paper OF the !sst TnsS OF the trt @rre " iici
is nevertheless, sitg!4ied aaer sht shscow af tu8
balcony The light N The f4s FqIe Is aih-r better
than thaS la the Cifqla. The ousreys afe :eliFlts
iheS ss3, No" We sEsii ioe =. Wei Tor o.C thirty
sois as ID ricb people Gf iEtii tea franc,
Tue Ioillattaa of the woDieu appear bai.ec ttln
l. Was thought they would. This - "i i. 81 i.-
For;ance at the Cirque, which is especially :. aouu-
lar theatre. The arstoe!;.,ic boxes sre t...L ..u
erous, azla The avant aoses have besi 43i ppIrs-ad
The s,etTae.a - on the staSe. AMI no! liz liz. hal
Eat Tic thaa;is LyF:Iua IS n!a,r l,:T he ;;eau
i.s0le. Ilo thaAtrr sltci building - =. Oh he
squafe al tae CcisafY store " IL endeaVor la t,iifo
the old sna tbs new ot ibt :lg ii lss tAo
those OF tho fiaca as ihafairt lis csiIK taAta n
with 9ast number of lights which si,t-t 4cr".s
grouni glass. Bat there il l4.ir, aystcin ei
chandeliers rInnng ar0un,i tho <p ola :..,c III. ming
iii the open atr.~-PdriS paper.
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Ttlloa> Soldiers ded Cft;:eas

FtloaH Soldiers dea CttiEeas:
We. the undersigned. who in TIE above card
have been recommended "a suitable and proper
persons to represent your District in tho State Leg
isistUre, tske this mode Of announcing ourselves
q. candidates IS viii be detained ia the sar-
vics ua. The +h vi September. there will be l.le
or no opportunity oi appearing before you id peg
son.
A: present the waT is the ail-ab5orbing subject
before you and must erxroAs Che attention of our
STATE Legislature and tho G.. $. Congress- Having
volunteered Il proof that believe il fafil.g Gos
our rights We believe that the war sh0nld De
prosecuted with igor and determination, and tia.
il sLoni he aggressive, Ii our peacs and ndepend'
ence canao. Otherwise he ai.alGed.
Having served In the ranks fourteen or fifteen
,aouths we can syinpahiae with oar fsilow-so
,ti-rs and whi.;oyer for good ih;t,
may be brought before yoar Legisaters st;!il re
ca!ve our hearty support, IL wo are elected.
TLisis the Srst time in our lives We have sought
public Office We hope that y"n viii give Hs your
votes
Respectfully, yam obi sert..a,
CARVER: RAEDELL,
au a1~.laWawsF IRA e, WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

(.. THE BOARD OF EZAAsIN ERs, convened
- by Special Greer, No. 90, Z. aud I. .4.'s
Office. for the ezamGatoa OF applicants iof ap-
poiatinents IS Artillery oilar5 on Ordnance laty,
vii, hold It's tifs.i exal: inaon on THUSDAY. Oct.
9th; .aa 9Th IA SATURDAg. Get i5:! and the
seventh on TUESDAY. Oct 2iss
The examination or the 2lst will ia upon higa
LIS, Tsigonomvtry. Chemistry, and s:eeh;pies ~
- ryiicabie &c Ordnance and o. such have anleg
.uue The examination ne lower hrssohes
/ his vii! So the final examination bcd in Rich
mend unless Otherwise ordered BY the Secretary Of
War
Applications 10 appear on Thursday, Saturday,
snd luesdaJ, will b. Iaada a. Major SMITH STANs
BuRYs Office, coriec 0i is, -, and ~ streets, OF
Wednesday, Friday and Monday af;etnocas re-
spectively T. ). REE1G, Col,
oc 4--t01i FreB g: Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

GOING up.--Wheat is going up in tiis market,
strictly prime ss;ici- eo.nasadina from SEQ 10
81 63 per bushel, Family -four is hsld II 3i9l.
Extra Sir Snperino Slis. How Is the p9cr niali,
whose monthly labor is Only wc!th 70 Kim = per
month 10 support hiS tafGiiy ai these prices. Tde
Government should take the matter ia hand ;ti.
taDiisi tariff oi ratos beyond which il rou!d Go
Anade penal for any 30 demand ia- provisions.
Lyae1barg { ia } Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

ScENK IN HosPirAI.-Laly [gt ti!e helsi,ta If
sick soldier How dye dos IL tAeie aay hing
you want
Soldier, (eurbiy.) o=:.eve I5l.
Lady there nolhiag tan do for yru
Soldier. (ys.t5 anxiety )-~&o, think not
Lady.-40h. d. ssrl 10 liz s.ine'it51g t.s7 goal.
Can { / wash youi annds and tsee
sQlaisI4 " ass yen nass ~ sst ;a's = T.
iSSAe.< saSis5 yeta 81. sa ss'ii Is ,ae
ai1ltsszst: ...sss5g s-c has done AK ar.rEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

W. DAILY UNION PRAYER NEETING---
- Under the auspices OF the oGns ian's Chris.
tiar Assooi 4tisu EVERY EVENING this week,
at Il O'Clock, iIi the United Presbyterian Church.
DR. Reads Let all remember the ''5opc ot pray
er' o2 {.'t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

es-.. TO THE SOLDIERS and CITIZENS OF
~ ANDERSON DISTRICT, 8. G---f'eJ.oao-So
d5srs and Cttizcfss: As the time ior eect:ng
bers 10 tbs kegis.eture Is drawing very Usar, and
ai the highest qualifications are Low necessary 10
State legislation We present nalaes, poases-ng
those qualifications to RI eminent degree, 10 your
consideration, candidafe4 70 represent 'i ia tsS
State Legislature: Coz. IANDgI.L, oi PeGaieJoI.,
and Major i. G. WILLIAI3. of Beltou. These
gentlemen well known 10 n...ry OF yoa ~ bon
ext men and good citizens besides, their cainls 10
represent ua, apart from their illness i0r The posi-
;i0a, arising from their having tor fifteen months
sa.ved IL ths ranks having many yesrs passed the
aye ot exemption, and having done their 1i' duty
s,.id ,ers aud hardship without il.usInuring or
.ule. aton ol Office, should now be rewarded.
Let us p!ao-. fellow citizens, our old niau in coun-
c and force iaggsrds AMI ofiice-ssekeis III home
10 idsir proper place iii ;La ranks. with mu7ket or
sabre 80 GA, foc their country.
SAM'L Il. MAYS, Brooks Troop II l..
p. Il. MAXWELL.
j. MILES PICKENS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

HlTIzENS REN0vATiNCi ESTABLISH.
~ hsEET-aENTLEAEN'S q r MENTH
CLEANED AND REPAIRED in the very best
style, and At the lowest prieea-Hsviug had forty
years experience, Halter myself that work left in
My hands will be done eqnsi to that of any other
establishment. aud st the shortest notice.
IF Orders TO BE- left atiPutney & Wattss, 1i3
Nam street, or AZ the estabiizhmsnt Mayo street,
Gamblers Factory JOHN WnIfMORE.
6-.i2ts
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NH IhLINEkY GOODS. 2GT BisOAD sTRRET.--
wi MISS TEMPLENAN Is ROW prepared 10 offer
10 the trade large supply of ar,iciss in the above
line among which size would mention French Bonnet
Frames, French Bonnet Silks Super Super Black
Taffetas do. for dresses; Bonuet and Velvet Rib
bons; Ladies and Misses Kid, Silk sad Thread
Gloves Ladies and Misses Shoes Black Lace
Veils Black English Grape. Most OF the above are
selections from u recent arrival in Confederate
port. sc 90-dlm<
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NINA AND GLASSWARE.

Having purchased Of Mr. Is. r. Warwick his en-
tire stock of Chins and Gassw are and finding that
we have no. time TO attend retailing 1t out, We
ere disposed TO sci. the stock in lump, at small
advance
We suppose this is OF the hes. assorted stocks
of the kind in the South very little Gin consequence
Of the presence OF the enemy having been sold
out OF it In the last six months 1t is re chance
for any person who will take the time 10 retail IL
out. T. RICHARDS: X co,
4hw Frederick lbury. Va.
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5
NAPDLxOx'af f1T ssGssa ~ MEXICO oarraarof
dent Of the Nea York ~ Travelling with The
French amy ia Eexits., ssasastis paper the ,ol.
iowias letter wrsteas BY Napoleon To General
Lcrences, commanding ihs French forces
My Dear General: hare hoard with pleasure
the brilliant affair Of the Enrbres and with plori-
hca'ion the failure of thsH.Isck upon puebla. It
II the fate of war TO seaAeccassonal reverses oh
securing the spltaaor Of stissess but foT this 10
gased, sad Jon shall he ssa sired by all tha sup
port you may stand III nae.isfs
Expre-s TO the troops AMIR SoI1r orcrs my en-
tire satisfaction for their cVufEge aud their pefse
vefgnee ii supporting the aatiguss aud privations
tbs far her they are array fas more my so!ie,tude
rests upon theYa.
I approve of your ecndnas although II seems
that II has not been welisHaderatoo,i by sil he
world. You have done right iii PROTECTING General
Alnonie. rs being at war wata the actual Gevern.
ment OF Mexico. ali hose who would e4.iter
themselves under your flag <ye the same right -
our protection But this rsat not in any way i..-
anenee ouf fdtuTe policy isss against my in npres;g
my origin and my priaciplsss 10 Impose any gov.
efnitent whatever upon the Esziesa people. L.
1t &c chosen With all libert ysfas which may sui.
them best 1 only demand ssicsribg ia It's foreign
praSpsr'fy mi htsiax-s-aSl = % that baatsliiul
afirs ~ ssi sessHlkn
sentiments. .NaPoLEnN
The cfuai,ies of the war ia f1at couniry ;Ie
astcad in the tao paragraphs be!ew
An article published in The official iouensl If
Juars2 in Mexico, ssainst ,hs French bes bean
Translated into French in 0rizaba. The French
sre accused Of robbins, burning, pillagng destroy
ing. violating children AMI old woman, ana. in fsct,
with behaving Hike So many drunken 'seyaGas.
Il was only thrse day. ego th8t ws psrssl jhe
scene of tie lite su9eeseioe eattak o. s5 5iax;csn
euHrTiliaa ur1uia sconpoy. aud the a,,rTej
mains Of wagons. heaps al oaa;or and 4iHgf can.
anii balls and 0taaT s3ei ot that bsrbG:oas a.l
Ia walsh no quarter was shnvn 10 any ure. Two
French Officers. a''H vera iva.a, were shot. their
os.ia oit OF f.nG thrust ,0i0 their uOrtta. Two
yvaEdiego sVaTs ng;ta!iv murdered tteir bGG;rq
wofeNstriPp2d and hung ZIP, ard hu,ni1g lasg0t3
tbflls into ;her perscos aud theT hgrbSt:ie. d
less coa2e qIeGce Sveie con mttea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

The aasyyiHx In tbs title Of 4 neal little paper
The Arst m mtef Of which Wss issued la chaIlakton
KAnswha u0nnty, Vireinla. on the 9Th ult
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xsESIaA Fable FARM OF $50 ACRES IL
CEAEII,E CITY COiELTY. tan rliiaa frau

SESi.lA i,E FARM OF $50 ACRES, IN
? CHARLES CITY COUNTY, ton miles from
tla Court House aud twenty miles from Rich
n.0ad FOR SALE.I will sol the Farm located
as 2aGye. adjoining the lands % Messrs ". Law
renee aud i. Eppes, lying GA the ChickahomiEy
".Ver Abnitt loo acre, cleared 10 acres of which
Sro Gica lowgFounde, a1d are well adapt to ths
~r0.th of corn, wheat. rats, and timothy 60 acres
sre upland, and in good heart; 50 acres swamp
land and re heavily SGT ill oaa, cypress, and maple;
arcat de,.! OF the cypress is fine shngle timber,
the balance Of the wocd land s pine and oak. The
buildings are all in good order, consisting OF
oGt-bl.iid;ngs ani IN excellent we'll of water in
tie yard.
Asy wishing 10 purchase. can csii upon me-
az fQy Iase1ca, aboa; :gro Ilies from tbs place, or
upon Id. j. 81, Hain6,; az the Army Intelligence
oace, il Richmond, who is aIthorized 20 sci! the
place, ard viii give ias1a ail the information de-
sired Possessio, given Immediately.
SO ,,0--iats T:iGS. II. MARSTOE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR
h, SALE.--fhe PROJECTORS o! this valuable Wa
terIns Place otter it fof SALE and will make the
terms Very liberal a3 to the paymcar. The nine
raj waters have IN established reputation in puimo
nary and other similar diseases. The improve
Eients consist Ut large and well arranged Hotel
aud ten Cottages snst;cisnt 10: the accommodation
Of two hundred visitors, with Bowling Alley and
other suitslle fixtures. TIE Furniture is abundant
and of good quality.
These Springs afe situated IN Roanoke county,
tcn miles from Saeu ne pot, ON the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad, aaa afe naInadissrey the
Turnpike Read leading 30 the Sweet Springs, the
distance to the latter i,ng "a nies For further
information, pidress q. W. sHANkS, e
u, U-.-Ito SAlem Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

EI7O. sALE--A valuable aDd conveniently ar
A RANGED BRICK DWELLING, located on the
soata side of Broad, between sd sud 2il s;reets
ard entirely separate from oti.er hnidi-rs.
II col1ei13 Giaven rooms. ,rih tsy"-sJngy brick
kch"2 of gnur roaxn7 attached, ant. IL sappiiet.
with gt- !Ud water and ether modern in prove
IIeu.s
FOR HIRE wlii hire ont, for the balance Of
tAa year, t7'o ;iaely NEG R0 B0YS and one GIRL.
THOMAS J. SrARkE,
I-tt- 0l3 Main
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MILLINERY, &c,

M ILLI MEL Y My store will be closed on
lyl THURSDAY, and re-opened on MONDAY,
l3th, with great supply of RIBBONS, SILKS,
sATT1Ns, NUN B0NNETS, &c, &c
Madame SON No. IS Main street.
My store is closed every Saturday and Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

FENEN DOLLARS SREWARD.-Strsyed from Mr..
1 Charles Haness. in Henrieo county. near the
ci:y, two red cows both with white spots In their
faces; One had on bell. A reward OF 80 viii be
paid for their delivery 10 the subscriber in Rich.
mond on 7th, between Clay and Leigh streets.
se 1-1m% JOHN A. MOSBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

TSOR s A i E--i72 acres of heavily tmbered
r. LAND, within half . NILE OF Dispatch Station.
York River Railroad. Apply 10 Il. H. DuvAL. near
dispatch Station, or
ac 2-Stz +. T. GLASGOW. =
IsRENCH CALP SKINa.--l0O dozen French
10 CALF SaINS, suitable ior iine army Shoes,
lust rec lived and fer sAis by
E.B. SToDDARD & CO.,
oc 1--ims l65 Meeting ST, Chsrleston, 8. G.
HoTTON YARN, GANDlsRs, &c.- =
u J i2eOe lha Cotton arm, from to 10;
4sboxaa Adamantine Candlcsi 40 iba. each;
bbls. pnre Cider Vinegar
3 bags uroand Pepper,
% boxes % lts each
Ii store and fur saie by
EOHnER 4 M0oDDY.
~ l3--<iacGl Coraer Main and nth stresss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

INFORMATION WANTRD-Of the VAs...
i abouts OF MARTIN LYNCH, Of Company 4
Whsais battalion He has not been hssrd nova
since March ist, 1862. ANY person who can Civ.
information OF him TO his distressed ws will please
do SO. at the corner of Clay and Adams r. Rich
mond, or address H. N. JONES, Richmond They
will be literally rewarded for the same.
ce l-GtA ANNA n IyNup
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CFRAVED AWAY--Fron the owner on the
- 4ih:instant. s:s.ail red COW, with crooked
horns aDi fap of boih ears GU eff. SHE was giv
Ia milk g, tho time. l will psy liberal reward
Tor her delivery IL ine, for say information ,sas
ing 10 her recovery. DENIS KTIiFR,
q ti---,ltS En,Iti1 vide uf fb,D Drpk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

NTRAYED--From B. W. lirsen's stables, On
- Cary street. black br:ndle COW. with hooked
horns From side yieH Ter bag seemed white,
but upcn approaching b-r i'll front it will be found
the color OF her body. She givess line quantity
of milk -5 reward will be paid for her return.
oc j-3.k JORN MOOpy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

( TRATED 0R STOLEN-SiO REWARD
y From Steers Hotel, Manchester, my gray
MARE, with Saddle and Bride. Said mare il four
years old aud about five feet high. reward of
$40 win be paid for her delivery to ne, any in
formation so that can get her.
PETER HATCHER,
oc 3-I2t* Chesterfield.
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L>STRAI.-Came 10 my farm, in Hanover
IL county, roam cow, marked. The owner
will come forward, prove property,pay expenses.
and take her away. JOSEPH ADAMS
oe 4--:ft= On the Hanover Eoad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

0ST~-St5 REWARD--Bet ween Mar,insburg
/ and Winchester. a POCKET BOOK, contain
ing Sl5 in Confederate and Virginia Treasury
notes, and Il check on the Confederate Treasurer,
from, A. L. Lsai, A. @ NJ, payable to l. T. Wal
lace or order, for three hundred end nipety- two
dollars, No. So, dated October Ist inst The pay
ment of the check las been stopped and all per
sons are cautioned against trading for the same.
1. T..WALLACE,
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SALT DISTRIBUTION


Richmond, Oct. a. 1862
A QUANTITY OF SALT has been consigned
IA to Dir. SAMUEL HASTINGS on l4ih street
soldiers in the field Zach family can purchase one
gallon oil salt a. ifty cents per gallon, provided
the person calling for the will bring the ex-
Act change and vessel TO coztan the salt Dis.
tribution 10 commence on Monday, the 9th inst,
ami TO continue each day, between the hours Of 10
A. Nj. and o'clock 2. H., until further notice.
oc 4-iw WM. p. MUNFORD. Chairman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

NTRAYED-From the subscriber, during Sep
~ tember, follows: About the 8th
black BULLOCK, marked with tar on runp and
shoulder; about the 18th, one red BULLOCK,
marked with tar on rump; also, tive SHEEP, large
and IN fine order; on the 26th, white male
CALF. Hbersl reward will be paid for either or
for information that will er able me 10 get them
Oc a--Gt~ JOHN p. SLEDD,
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ssEhI. ESTATE. sa.R SALE.

AND Fol. SAJE--Uns hundred and seyenty =.
two ana half acres of LAND, IN Halifax
county. three miles from Scotsburg and I've nl!i4s
froll Clover Depota Aielllond and Danville EeiI.
soad, fer sale. About fossy acres OF the land is
open ard well enclosed The remainder In in orisi.
na. forest, well tn:bered buildings comfortable:
waseT exeelisnt. Buyers are invited to ca and We Q
The la1d 70! particulars. sppiy or address POST.
AA3rER. scot'sbnrg, Halifax county, Va
cc 6-i2t*
AID FOR SALE IS CAMPBELL COUNTY.
! For zaie c50 acres Of fine what and tobacco
LAND. p miles from Campbsll Court Bouss. in
CONVENIENT distance Of the Lynchbu1g and South Side
Railroad having on it q Dwelling Eorrs and out
hcC54s Snsate for small family. crest bar
gam viii be sold to an asrly applicant. Address
J. u. CoEDS. ESQ, Lynchburg,
oc l--dln*
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOE sALg-The
Ea ESTABLISHMENT, in i3oydton, ia the county OF
Meek!enhufs, va, formerly occupied by Philip
Ra.uey. ahd known ~ the Exchange Hotel Il is o
large and commojious establishment in good ordsr
and rspair, and eau conveniently accommodate one
lun'lred guests. I. nas an extensive patronage,
AID il valuable AID desirable as shy property Of
he kind in the county. lie will also sell q com
foI able private RESIDENCE in Boydtop, now oe-
cugie,l By Or. ycaa ". Williamson. 4 minute de-
@Sssst@ t@a1 sf sbe IiepSrsY IL unnecessary. per-
s6ns dafcsad 70 purchase viii iirst viow it; and
tao ara Invited to 10 Having join the army
s.i,G it bong inaonyenient to have II attended to in
his iii9ance, is the oGlY nducellens to sell. The
terms will oe made accommodating.
CaAS. K. EDMONSON,
Gc 4--4gyS noydton Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07

|fAKEN UP On ths 9Th 1it q small red and
Il Write cow, very poor. long. bat small hsrns
The owner Ii requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay chargea and take her away, or she
will he dealt with as the law directs
THOMAS I. DUKE
Charles City Road, three miles from
r.