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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS

Louisville Nashville R,B Train loaycs at 7.t5,AN.
" urr, al $50, IN,
Nashville a Decatur RR. Train leaves al 600, AN.
arr. at 100, Pm.
Nash a cbaitanooFa n Dr. traiu lca,gsai 1000, AN,
atg25, pm.
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ADAMS IMPRESS O0HPANY


Peisous plghlug 10 sond freight snd rl.aa.os ly
The Mornlug Trains Of tho Iovlsu.lg aar NAaa.
yuiE, and NAsuvtu AND pIcArUR RiuEoAns,
evening prcvicaas
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SCHOOL NOTICE

for tho instruction Of boys In an tho various Er-
gliah branches, and ALEC tho Cassics, on MONDAY
the l7t OF SEPTFWBrR next, at No. 1875 Bread street,
neaT tha Franklin turnpike.
Having devoted his time and attention Cor tho raet
nve years tothp business o teaching, he ntters him
aof ha can siyl entire satisfaction 70 all who 1ay
conads heirs all en- 60 his caro-.
TGFms-s9O a. S25 per Session 0f go
VveclSs-ImyariablY i'm advance
School rom o'clocs 20 10, AM, and from
2 20 o O'Clock, r n.
For any further particulars, The undersigned can
ho secn % any time 80 his Office No. 4AlS (up tars
Cherry street, opposite Colorado building.
JAMES 1RIMBIL.
EEFERENc Es--Ino. Hugh Smith, A. v. s. Liuds-
ley, Lindsey hchOl, Horace Harrison, Joseph Fow-
lor, Wm. Shane, Jas. T. Meigs ard Dr.. J. W. H3yte.
agF22-2w
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500 Horses Wanted !!
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

EIyE HUNDRED GOOD HJEsEs, nETWEEN
II four and eight years old, and between nftoen
and sixteen hands high, wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY SIENiCE, for which reasonable prices
gil be paid.
Apply 10 oApr. r, y. LAMB, on Vim, Street,
below Mrs. FolE's residence, auElG-tf
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1apt o. q. Son Ind. volunteer

List Of officers and priyatgs, killed,
wounded and missing, belonging 70 De-
tachmcnt 50ih Regiment Indiana Nolun-
tecrs.
RIuEp ComAsy E-H!ram q. Shook,
Jno. G Canine.
WousDED.--Henry 5tarLer
KILLED, C0MpNY J.-Jn0 Bass, Levi
CLARK.
WoUyDrD--Elishs Mcdonald, Wm o.
a. Harris, Hugh Tiery.
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aa6iason Comtig 9irtttorg.
olrY 90 veRN MtNT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aogot
- wuIlIAM SHANE, liecafsb
JOHN CifrWBfEY, MqrshaL

lonN HUoH SMITH, No1or
WILLIAM mlANE, Aeaafsr. ~
JOHN CsUNnIEy, Harshat
D,p,,,g afar'iqfs-w ~ Wllsiu'ops a e Trctofl
and james 4 steele.
Cio-ts ofhs Hcftei--Iohn Ciufnhey, ereacio, frat;
Jos l. Ryan. second md John Reddici,. th'rd
Tdr Asrsuor---Willam DrivC.
Espeaus Collecior--A, .. sbanhiand.
Woar TEE Coileoior--r p earra't
Traisurer--R henry.
W7ugf Mas'er--Thomas L.nkt.
superintendent Qf ne WorlL@po--J. Q nodd
S,paiHteHdsnt cf me- Water Wort'--Iames Wyatt
C1ier qf gia Tire Defoumosi--Iohn NJ scah1ry.
s,sioa of 1c Capagy-c II Ncnrde
s,rae Orerssrr--J. l.. Stewart.
Ci,g Aporp-g-lohn McPhail Smith
CITY COUNCIL.
Roant qf Aidsr1nen--M NJ Brien President J. r..
Newman. a A. J. aIay0old, H.G. sooyel WINS Chcai-
ha-I, } G smith, NJ. g. T. Claibone and Jas Robb.
om,saa cornci--w p. Joncs Presidcut; William
Robetts T. }, Yarbrough, WIN. Driver Wm. stewart,
Louis Hougb W Munns James Turner, G. NJ. souih-
cate, A. ). ooie, Jaa navs Andrew Anacrson- y D.
Knowles, aad John Greatly
srANpNG ooylurrris or rUE cry son.
F.sases-Ilnowles sooycl and Co.'s.
Water WorLs-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Sirce,s -Yarbrourh Turner soutbeatc, Davis, Bren,
ay6eld Cheatham and aiborne.
HIa,c-Newmau. Stewart and Turner
Hosphal-JoEes, MayGeld and soan
Standardization May lield ana Knowlcs
Tire Depariiaeit-Cresdy Driver and Newman.
Gas--Driver, Cheaiham and Davis.
Cansitrg-smith Stewart aud Newman
Martet Honse-- Roberts, slcsnrt and Torner
rss-fiough Claiborne and Davis.
I'olios-Cheaihnm, Brlen aud Anderson
Spriags--Hough Claiborne and Drien
roriIou,s-o oheathain, MayAcd and Knowles.
Improvements dnd Eypeadihre' Cole sco'cl and
oready,
Pablio Propa3y-Brien, Cheatham and Turner
Pst House-Mayded, Jones and Roberts
&C. The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesday
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council The second
and fourth Thursdays in each month
NIGHT POLICE
Capfoiu-John Baugh
Eigi Iitaiendni-Wn. Yarhr0uRh.
second LiaufoHani-John n. Dsvis.
I'oliceues--Wn. Jackson, John Cayender, Nch Da.
VS. joel Philips, Vim. BalSer iohn Oottreu William
.,ayo, John EngIes, j. W Wright John Puoyett
Robert Scott, W. c Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrev
Joyce, David Yates and Charles HuIi,t
~ The Poiice court n opened very morning al
nine O'Clock
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
Northern Mail via Louisville arrives Daily, $50 PlI.
leaves 7.45 An.
Columbia yin 7. a A. R.R. arrives 6.s0PN.
lsAvos .tOAM.
sbelbyriHs. via n. q @. R.R, arrives $50 I'm.
" loavea " I0OOAW.
lebanon, arriyea "lQ.oOM.
leaves eco PM.
Memphis Mail, leaves palyua loulsyiilo and Cairo.
PosT.OFFICEs 0pEE BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsyillo, smiihglre,
Wnteriown, jennings Fork
rOSTOFFICEs on LIME or H. & G. RR--
Mnrfreosboro, Fosiorvillo
Jordan'a valley or shobyville,
ChrHtiann Palmrtio
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HEADoUARTERs DETAoH. 50rH REaTl
INDIANA VoLs., NEAR EDorrIELD,}
August --
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tc1WHIourDl
CAM DUEoNr, NEAR EDGEFMLD,l
Tenn, Sept. 8 1862. {
S. Q. MEBcER.--Sjr: Enclosed End Of
fetal report Of mine and also Of Captain
ATTK1ssoH, and a list Of killed, wounded
and missing, belonging to a detachment
of the 50th Indiana. If convenient, please
insert the same in your paper.
I am, Sc,
HORACE HEFFREN, Lt-Col.
Comm'g Detaoh. 50th Ind, Vols.
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TENNIS


SUNDAY MoENSe, SEPT. 2, 1852.
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T E L e G r A PHO.

Memphis, Feb. 1O.-Our loss o,
steamboats, on the Tennessee river in
consequence Of the invasion Of the
Lexington and Conestoga is heavy
The Sam. Orr, with 100 pounds
Of powder, and 27 submarine bat.
teries, was set on fire at eight o clock
in the evening, ten miles above the
bridge.
On Friday and Saturday the Ap-
pleton Belle and Lynn Boyd were
burnt by our forces at the mouth of
Duck river.
The Sam. Kirkham, Julius Smith,
and Time were abandoned and burnt
at Florence on Saturday.
The Time had 100000 worth of
government stores on board.
The Dunbar was sunk at Cypress
Greek.
The Eastport, which was repairing
for Confederate gunboat, is sunk.
The Cerro Gorda and Sallie Ward
We're the only boats captured by the
enemy. The Robb was the only
boat that escaped in safety.
The Federal gunboats have left the
river, but are expected back. They
took 10000 pounds of Confederate
salt pork from Florence. They re-
fused to touch any private property,
even cotton.
The passenger trains have been re-
su,aed OH the Charleston road.
1t is reported the F,derals are
concentrating a large force in the vi
cinity Of Paris, where there are 1900
Confederate cavalry.
The Tennessee river bridge has
not been burned.
1t is reported via Paris, that fight
ing commenced at Fort Donelson on
Saturday, but nothing is heard of it
from Nashville.
One general, two captains, two
lieutenants, and IS privates were
from us at Fort Henry
Twenty-Five dead bodies have been
found in the Fort.
The steampipe Of one of the ene-
my's gunboats bursted, killing one
man.
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Chas. j. Faulkner, in passing
through Baltimore, found one Of his
little negro girls in the streets there
that had been stolen by the Vanda|s
from his house, and brought her
along with him to Richmond, via
Fortress Monroe: No objections
were made.
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VIC uoSc LuUS I8T Oe1e6t00 the toe
at every point along the line. Our
loss is small. The gunboats have
retired, and we think they are serious
|ly injured.
Our mea are in fine spirits.
Later:-The day is now almost
past, and we still hold our own. We
have repulsed the enemy aaa driven
him back to his gunboats.
We have whipped him by land and
water. He is still lying sround and
will probably attack us again to-
morrow. Our loss is not very great.
That Of the enemy must be heavy.
We have had lively fighting and
heavy caaaonading all along our line
during the day.
We are satisfied that the gunboats
are injured materially as they retired
twice. Our lines are entrenched all
around.
Richmond, Feb. l3.-At Norfolk
intelligence has been received which.
states that the Yankee feet landed
about 5000 troops at Edenton. 1t is
not believed they occupy any locality
above tdentOM.
Petersburg, Feb. ia letter from
Suffolk says Edenton and Hartford
have both been captured. Five gun
boats landed their troops at Edenton
yesterday at 9 o'clock, and soon at
ter Is more gunboats arrived, when
the citizens raised the white flag
Between 5000 and 5000 troops were
landed.
A gentleman from Gatesville saws
1000 horses were landed last night At
Edenton; also, large number at
Elizabeth City and Hartford.
Nashville, Feb. 1.-The enemy's
gunboats opened fire on Fort Donel-
son at half past three this afternoon.
A spscial dispatch to the Union
and American, from Fort Donelson,
18th, says six gunboats' attacked the
fort this afternoon. A terrific fight
ensued, which lasted near two hours.
Not a man on our side was hurt
Two of the bunboats were crippled,
when they all retired.
New Orleans, Feb. H. The steam
er Victoria run the blockade at this
port. The blockading steamer fred
200 shells at her, but she arrived safe.
Her cargo consisted of $4,000 stand
of arms, ammunition and coffee.
Richmond, Feb l4:-McCulloch's
Rangers from Louisiana, were en-
gagged in the battle of Roanke Island.
Private Dolsen was killed, and pr.
Yates Daley and Cotton wounded.
A difficulty occurred at Norfolk
yesterday between Lieut.. Gilmore and
private Mullony. The latter was
killed. Both belonged to the Mon
gomery Guards. LIST regiment Louis
lana volunteers.
Nashville, Feb. l5:-ll4, A NJ
Dispatches just received from For.
Donelson say fighting commeced at
even this morning. The fighting was
with great slaughter on both
sides: The enemy has been driven
back past his cam s. We have cap
tured two Of the enemy's batteries.
\ Federal prisoner taken says Nc
Clernand is commanding, and has
$4,000 Our troops are still driving
the enemy back with cold steel.
Memphis, Feb. l5-McLin's cav
airy fought the Lincolnites in Scot.
county, on the 14th, killing seven
and capturing nineteen.
Many horses were taken. Ths
fled in disorder to tho
The forces were equal.
Three Confederates were wounded
The federal loss at Fort Donelson
up to Thursday was 500; our loss
was but 25. Pillow commands the
fort. and Floyd and Buckner the
and forces. 1t is the most terrific
contest Of the war.
Chas. !. Faulkner. in nassinn,
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strictly limited to their own Immediate. and
regular business; ana s.he business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that Of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, 81 per squs.e for each insertion
All acknowledgements for strangers or tram
sient persons, to he p'sid in advwnce.
Advertisements not marked on the COPY
for specified time, will be inse1ted till
forbid, and pavn'ent'exacted.
Marriages and deaths will be published
rs news obituaxies, tributes of respect, and
funeral invitstions rs other advertisements.
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SSOClATiONS.
. n S o n c..

NJ n S o n &c.
~ q HREVEPORTL LODGE Off
NJ and A. NJ No. lis, meets
every Friday til Z. 81
john w. JONES, w. N.
). Fl. Brownlec, Sec'y.
Shreveport Chapter of II. A. NJ. No. 10,
meets on the end and 4th Monday Of each
month, at "a p. NJ. j. G. McWiLLfAnfs,
4. y. Waller, Recorder. HIP
Shreveport Couneii, r. and S. ~ No. S,
meets on the lst and I'd Saturday Of each
month. at "a p. ~ EMMETT ID. CRAIG,
Henry Levy, Recorder. T...G...M
~ Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
,Toxas street, over Mayors Office. no24
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shire on the 9th coast wise, to lool
after the Sumter.
Halifax, Feb. mo signs of the
steamship America, which is now
overdue. Foreign exchange la
to Ans.
The New York Herald says the
paper money scheme will not relieve
the treasury If the tax bill is de.
layod.
Norfolk, Feb. l1.-Inteuieeac.
has been received Of the fight yes
terday from the Confederate gun
boats. The conflict was short and
active Com. Lynch was danger.
ously wounded and taken prisoner
Five of our gunboata were saved
The loss of life is not reported.
We have large Confederate force Ut
the most exposed points, and the enc
my will meet with determined resis-
lance.
Our loss is stated in killed, woun-
ded and prisoners, at l,7OO,-4Oe
escaped from the Island.
Elizabeth City was shelled with
out notice, and heavy firing was
heard last night supposed to be in
the direction Of Edenton.
The Federal pickets are reported
Is miles north Of Elizabeth City.
General Wise has arrived at Car
rituck bridge.
Three hundred and ninety-fve
Confederate prisoners. principally
taken at Hatteras arrived last even
ing from Fort Warren, via Fortress
Monroe, with a flag Of truce,
Three steamers left HaRpton
Roads this morning seawara, and
seventeen schooners are getting ready
to leave, probably destined to Al
bemarle Sound.
Congress has passed and the Presi-
dent approved an act authorizing the
construction of railroad from Dan
villee, Va, to Greensboro, n. c., to
connect the Virginia and Carolina
roads, on the ground of military
necessity.
Norfolk, Feb 12.-Five vessels
left Old Point Comfort this morning
loaded with troops, bound South, evil
IDENTIFY to reinforce Burnside.
Elizabeth City was attacked on
Monday morning by eleven Federal
gunbosts. Flag officer Lynch de-
tended the city to the last. Three
steamers under his command reached
Dismal Swamp canal in safety
One steamer Of his was burned by
him, and two captured by the enemy
during the engagement.
Lynch and his officers are all safe,
and have arrived here.
Norfolk, Feb. 12.-Notling i'm
portant from North Carolina. The
steamer Raleigh arrived
this afternoon with a number of sick
and midship Cam1n, who lost an arm
at the battle of Roanoke Island
Several transport steamers left Fort
Monroe yesterday and to-day with
troops. supposed for Roanoke Island.
No flag of truce from Fort Monroe
to-day.
Nashville, Feb, IA dispatch
from Cumberland City, this evening
states one gunboat appeared in sight
Of Fort Donelson this morning about
10 o'clock, and opened fire on the
fort bat doing no injury. The fort
fire when the boat retired.
The Federals have landed in force
and a battle with light artillery COM
This evening they are re-
ported to have from ten to twelve |
thousand troops there. When the
steamer left Fort Donelson the battle
vas raging, but knew nothing further.
Jackson, Feb. IA large militia
y meeting was held here to-day
Resolutions were passed unanimously |
recommending the call of a convention.
Nashville, Feb. 13.-The firing
at Fort Donelson this
morning before sunrise, and still con-
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We sciX be pleased to ,eceire as
contributions, good cAaste yomuuces,
poetry. etc, if original, also ueN mvit-
ten articles on any subject.
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DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE Y. Nj. c. A.
AND LADIES SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,

~ AN APPEAL-Ths recent engaecments
~ of our army on the Potomac have added
greatly TO the number OF wounded s0lLe, In ths
hospitals OF the city aud surrounding couatry.--
Tho Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society aud the Army
COMMITTEES of the Young Mems Christian Associs.
ton, In full cooperation with each other, are con.
stantly receiving and distributing contributions and
supplies for the Hospitals throughout the State
We would again sarnestly appeal to our friends to
send US such contributions and supplies az will en-
able Us TO make ample provision for the comfort Of
our sick and wounded soldiers during tho ap-
proaching winter months. We ara eonddent that
the generosity Of our Southern friends needs no
other stimnlus than knowledge OF The neeessitas
Of the gallant soldiers who srs iHaking sueh ssc.
riticss for tbs security OF our dearest riehta
90 le-dt WA r. NUMfORD, Cha
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED FLORIDIaN.--The
Tallahassee papsps announce the death Of General
Richard K. Gail, q DISTINGUISHED citizen of that
State. which occurred Sunday last. Glen. Call
for many years identified with the history of
Florida. He was All all To u-ner;tl jackson, and
was subsequently appointed Governor Of that
Territory, 10 which post he was re appointed aud
served We believe, until its admission AZ State
into the Union.
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LINT.-Fhe Boston Msdiea! and Surg ica! Journal
publishes article stating that lint s of but little
uae in surgery, and recommending that the ladies'
discontinue their lin, picking operations and 70 to
work making bandages and articles of clothing for
hospital inmates As the means of doing much NOR.
good. The application of lint 10 wounds is said to
be one Of the exploded practices OF old science.
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~. NOTICE. - The PASSPORT OFFICE.
~ from this date, will be opened daily from
o'clock A. n. to o'clock =. M. aud on Sundays
from 4 TO q r. M i. 6RlSWOLD. Prov Mar.
Richmond Sept. 23d, lsti2. ise 9f--.itl
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NOTlCE.--Ths annual meeting or ths
~ Stockholders Of the Hsnk Of Richslopd will
take placa II their banking house an FRIDAY, tho
I'd October. lBiia, j. y. NACNuRn0,
ae XD-@l2t Cashier.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. - Runaway from
the Henrico Poor House, on the 9Th instant,
my negro man JOHN. Said fellow is about ) feet
> or inches high, quite black, and is very stout.
full face, aud has but eye and is abous % years
tld. 1t is highly probable that be is lurking about
i'll the city of Richmond in Henrieo If taken
in either place. S25 will be paid or $50 if taken up
anywhere else and lodged in jail so get him again
or il delivered 10 Clopton y Lyme, III Richmond
see Its RICH ID B. LYME
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Y{NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
Tor the return or fer iniormation resulting in
the return to ne, of my cook HARRIET who
ran off to Richmond, August s. She is Il
bright, thin breasted, tail sneakins mulatto She
read is Methodist, sings very loud and IL dis.
posed to argue. Was severely whipped August
ist. Supposed to have black skirt and red
body, cOiored straw bonnet and blue ribbons
Shows fine teeth when spoken to. l bought her ot
DR.. Dorsey, OF Mary Iani. Age 35.
II. +. TAYLOR
Henrico, August 20 au 22.l9t&
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- DUNAWAYS.--Tle following named slaves ief,
II, ll.e @iedmonf Railroad, at Danyilis and are
now al .:rg4 i reward oi SIS eaca viii be paid
tor the ,eltyery al Danyiiie If taken la the State
or $ot - raaen IL aiioiEer State, liberal re-
wara il aeiIyeret. in any Jail where they can be Sc
cured:
ISAIAH let Oh August LIST; calls himself Isaiah
Fanton.
ANDERSON let on August 3D.
WILLIS left on the 9th of August: calls himself
Willis Hunter; is light brown, spare made and
speaks quick when spoken TO.
GEORGE lett on the 9th OF August; calls himself
George Taylor
RICHARD lsit on the Gath of August; calls him
self Richard Tw yman Is dark breHn; wears soaiee
sud monstaehe
RICHARD left on the 2sth of August; calls him.
sell Richard Henry Lee. brown color; had on u
brown felt hat with curve top.
ISAAC left on the a4th OF August; calls himself
Isaac Moore stammers an his speech
GEORGE. calling himself George Selden re-
Gently owned by VIM. Warwak. Macon p. o.
powhatan; navel slightly enlarged
The above slaves having been recently pur
chased in Richmond, mere particular dssci iption
will be given AZ soon as their original owners can
b. heard from. Il. d. WH.BukN,
Sup't Section Piedmont Railroad,
au n6-ts At Dauvile.
FTNEN DOLLARS REWARD-Raa away from
b. ] Duyal T. Co.'s saW.mill. near Chester.
Geld Court, Honse, on Monday, the 9Th OF the pro.
asnt mouth. JESSE. the slave OF Mrs Martha y,
puval. He has no thumb on his lafs hand and stan.
nlers or stnttsrs little whpn spoken TO- II excited
shove reward Il delivered to me- al Chsaier Held
Coart House, 0s secured IL sone JAIL so get him
again. WM A. 0RAvEA
~ lp~-AaWJW ssa s R0Ss ~. Il. 0Mxnk
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RICHARD S. ALLEN,
Corner Broad ana 18th sts.

DANAWAY-S@U1 REWARD-A negro boy
IL named GEORGE formerly belonging to Dr.
Thomas Aunden, OF Spotsylvara county, Va. He
is eighteen or twenty years old, much below the
medium size, white teeth, broad nose, curly hair
SPEAKS quickly whea spoken IT,, dowacast, and is
exceedingly smart. For year OF two be has besn
hired on the railroad near Beaver Dam Depot The
above reward will be paid 10 any who will de-
liver him 20 Iae TO the nearest jal.
Sc S--7t" D. EpSTiN No G6 Main 81,
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FItWENTG DOLLARS REWARD.--Ranaway
4 some time in August from MIR. II. Baker OF
Henrco, my man OLIVER. Said fellow is about
feet six inches high, rather stout, dark complex
ion, and, | think Of his front teeth out. His
countenanee generally is rather stern, bur when
spoken to bEightens ep viii. give the above
ward for his apprehension and delivery nesers.
Ciopton il Lyme, in Richmond, confined iii jail
so ! get him again. /. WASHINGTON.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RHWARD.--Riln
away from the bubscrii,er some months ago Il
negro I..,t named CURBiN. He is live Zee. seven
eight inches high, mulatto has dcfcctya teeth,
and siapniers when talking. He is larkng
;itout Richmond and was seen 4 feys days since
Tie above ard will or gwen if lodged in any
ia 50 can get him. JAS. G. T.NSLEi
SAX
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faliies and declaring the haAssi convictions Of my
rai,.i cso.s ,ha. .ucn ns = VT .n.. ~ssaes o. tha
my paper, ~ they did in Tennessee on the 25sh ol
October last may be imprisoned for writing this
article am not concerned about that ! suffered
imprisonment, and the conGscation Of all ! had on
the other aide Of the line for adhering 10 the truth
and am ready to go TO prison here for the same
offence. II thia rebellion il not put down | have
nothing to live for, and would a. die in prison
;s5 elsewhere
Improved the iIst Sabbath by preaching in the
open air 10 the Phi'adslphis Com Exchange regi
:nen'. q noble set Of men eqaipped by noble band
~ patriots. ! improve this Sabbath tSeptamber
th) by writing This address % the uoveraora OF the
loyal States. w. q. BRoWNJoW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-25

INWENrY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away
i on Saturday, August Both, my boy CHARLES,
He is between forty and forty-tive years of age
dark mnlatto, heavy set, about 100 pounds weight
i've feet nine or ten inches high. and has broken
nose, which turns up, appearing somewhat like a
bull dogs. lie had on when he LETT gray pants
check shirt pair of G0vernmeG t-madc shoes, and
wool hat. He is supposed to be down about
Rockets The above Reward will be paid for his
delivery in jail, that can get him.
LIEUT.. CLINTON PERRY.
se 2--lms Co. Z, ist Texas Reg't