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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Aaistings 1onr - This Court met yestesaay
pursuant TO adjaHrnanxnt-Preoept: Record
ef James 4. Caskie, and . fall bench Of Al
desnaen.
John H..Wrieht, Richard D. ssuxsy, and
Marceiius T. Starke. qualihetf - Noiasies
Public.
Samuel Z. Fox, for permitting his sIayc
Royal to go at large ard hire himself ont
contrary 70 law was flned 80 md costs.
The Court recommended that Thomas r.
Price be exonerated from the payment OF
eerfain tax ON profits eironcoasly charged =
second time
: An account due Dr. John Dove, anonutsng
to $500 FOR attendance on prisoners in the
city Jail, was ordered to be paid.
The case against Napoleon Burke and John
Hanlmon, charged with unlawful treslaae,
aseanlt aud battery, was continued till the
October term.
Nancy, slave Of Rachel Burrllss, charged
with felony, committed Oh the 96th OF Au-
gust, in stealing y lot of goods from jus NJ
Skinner, was found guilty and sentenced to
receive 50 lashes.
The ease against Jacob Hernll0n, for per.
mitting his slaye Jack to 60 at large and hire
himself ont contrary to law, was dismissed.
-Braxton, slave Of Maria L. Hurt, charged
with stealing $50 from BelviR & Atkinson
on the 4th Of September. Was found guilty
and sentenced to receive 50 1ashes
Mary Lee, charged with stealing 500 worth
ct black cloth frem John G. Shafer, was dis
charged from further prosecution
John J. Phelps, charged with stealing q
horse IN October last from 49, Moore. was
sent on to he tried before Judge Lyons, and
the defendant, in default Of $500 bail, was
remanded to jail,
On motion, the Court adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

HTnfaon THE soaTN.

We hare received, through the Agent
Of the Press Association, the following
extracts from the Baltimore Americea,
Of the 14th and 18th inst
FROM TENNESSEE.
A telegram, dated Chattanooga, 18th
inst, says:
No details Of Gen. Negfey's engagement at
Dry Gap have come in. From ali that can
be gathered, the casualties were light Gen.
Negiey retired three miles to the foot of
Lookout Mountain
Gen. Baird's division was also engaged. -
Dry Gap is four miles north Of New 1afay-
ette, where the main celnmn OF Bragg was
at the tune Of the engagement.
II is thonght that Bragg feared 10 lose
control over his line OF retreat to Rome, and
was reireating slowly tn avoid a repetition Of
the scenes Of The Tullahoma retreat and pre-
vent struggling.
Nevertheless, large numbers Of deserters
come in daily. Three hundred of the 18th
Tennessee regiment came in in a body.
Gen. Crittenden is reported to have occu-
pied Lafayette to-day, and the army is again
concentrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

BRisroI. Sept. ia report, appa-
rsntly we'll authenticated, reaches here
that Bragg has whipped Rosecraas, kill
ing and wo,inding 4b0, and that Pegram
captured near Athens . train of 200 wa
CONS, together with drivers, plundsr, &c.
This report is said to be taken from
the Knoxville Bulletin, brought in eur
lines by scout this morning.
Burnside's forces are falling back, ap-
parently evacuating this part II Tsnnss-
see. The enemy's picksts have advanced
only five miles this side Of Cumhssland
Gap. The Yankees say they are geisg
to esacuate East Tennessee, hat will
come back in few weeks and hold it
permanently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Drunk and Diso,dsrfy james Creilley, q
member of The Sd company Washington Ar.
tillery, was arraigned yeaterllay onthc charge
Of being drunk and disorderly aud resisting
the officers who attempted to arrest him.
His demonstrations against his captors were
represented to be Of q very violent character,
and even while confined in his cell It was
found necessary to pay him some attention
during the night. He was required to give
yior, and To be confined in jail till called for
by his commander.
A white man, named William Thompson.
was fined 81 for drunken and discrderly con.
duct i'm the street.
John Smith, a soldier, drunk and Aisor.
derly in the street, was sent to the Provost
Marshal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

tina Melton were arraigne,l before the acting
Mayor yesterday, charged with having OBJ
tanned house belonging to Charles Welsh
under false pretences, and using abusive and
threatening language TO him when desired 70
vaeate. The complainant also desired to
have John Jaiser, (Lncy's paramount and
another man claiming to be her brother,
bound over to keep the peace, for taking
sides with the Misses Melton and threaten
ing On assault upon his.person. Alderman
Sanxay required fhe young women to give
security in the sum of $3.50 each TO be of
good behavior for twelve months, but failed
to notice the charge against Jaiser and the
other man.
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Meeting Of Tennessee Refugees, Etc

Meeting Of Tennessee Refugees, Etc.
ATLANTA, Sept. 16.-.No communiea.
tion is allowed with Bragg's army and
the rear Trains run to Dalton.
Three hundred Tennessee refugees
met in this city yesterday, and passed
the following resolutions:
Resotesl, That however deeply we regret
TO leave our State and friends exposed 10
Yankee brutality, our confidence In General
Bragg and the officers and men under his
command Is uBdiminished.
Resoieed, That we recognize In Preeidens
Davis wisdom, frmpess, and statsdsHAnehip,
and are proud to present him - 0outAeni
gentleman and Christian patriot.
Reso'ced, That We deprecate croakeus, and
recommend military critics to place them.
selves closer to our distinguished lsndesA--
fO friends behind, we say he 10 good cheer,
aud bright sum will shine down upon 0nr
homes Trust in God. We are sure Of ulst-
mate success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Sent Buck to tie Hastings Court Danit l
Solan, who had been sent some time since
by the Mayor to the Hastings Court, was re-
ferred back to His Honor, 0s, account Of
Solan is charged with having in his posses
sion a lot Of iron belonging to the C. 8.
Government. Witnesses for the Common
wealth testified that Solan was caught with
the iron in question in u wagon driven by
him, while others for the defence asserted
that il was some which he had purchased
from Mrs. Susan Bailey, doing business
near Rockets. The case was sent back to
the Hastings Court ana Soian bailcd In the
sum Of $500 TO appear
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
The American, Of the 18th, says

The Anaeracdn, OF the 18th, says:
The question rs 10 the reinforcement or
depletion of the rebel army OF Virginia, and
the intentions Of its commander are about 10
he solved Gen. PleasantOn's cavalry yester-
day advanced from Cnipcper G.. H.-which
was occupied the previous day by the Union
army-to the Rapidan river. which Is about
half way between Culpeper and Gortlons-
vile. The rebels are ia position on the op-
positc eide of the river, with heavy force
to prevent our crossing, aud an engagement
win no donbt take place between the two
forces.
At the fight near Cnlpeper, Sunday, Gen
Custer, Of Gen kilpafrick's cavalry brigade,
was wounded slightly. Our casualties In
that affair were three killed and forty
wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Sta1Iing Atray.-On Tuesday night last
two soldiers, members OF Captain Maeon's
Fayette Artillery company, from this city,
got into . difficulty on l7ti street, beyond
AntSouy Finaey was seyepe,y @e ,he cui Mn
razor. He had four severe gashes in his left
side, one in his cheek, and two OH his right
wrist aud hand. Finney was taken to the Sea
brook Hospital. He was doing well yester
day, though suffering greatly from weakness
caused BY the loss Of a large quantity Of
blood. His wounds are not considered dan
gprOUS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Passing Counterfeit Money - Frederick
Maisch, q butcher in the First Market, was
arraigned yesterday, charged with passing a
$40 counterfeit Confederate note on Robrrt
f. Pate. F., as soon AS he fonnl. out the
note was not genuine, called upon NJ 10 re-
deem 1t. which he refused to do Having no
other recourse, he therefore rcsoited to the
law TO punish the accused for the offence. -
The counterfeit IN question being on the
Confederate States, Maiseh was turned over
to Commiss ioner Watson for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

The Right Ceurae The haaks ofthtAel elfy,
at meeting held on TneDslny Nd rou1S3
to receive all notes Whl<A haSo hGea
by the Confederate States, ftrespaes3SB O.
the dates when they were pnt 10 c3YcniIltt0n.
This is good move, aud win prove II great
was adopted:
ResRnsI, That heneelorth the banks of tAis
city will receive and give cuffe0cy 10 al
Treasury notes issued Tor circulation by the
Confederate States.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The telegrams from Maine indicate large
gains for the Republican ticket over the vote
of last year, when the Republican candidate
was elected by a majority OF over $4,000.
The report that the old Fort Sumter flag
VIVA captured with the assaulfing party is
contradicted. The old flag is still in New
York.
Daniel w. Voorhees,, member Of the last
Congress from Indiana, was seized on a rail-
road train, near Terre IIaute, on Saturday,
by the soldiers of the 63d Indiana regiment !,
who attempted to hang him. He was res
cued by the officers, but was compelled to
leave the cars .
On Tuesday night small party of rebel
guerillas crossed the Potomac river, at the
mouth of the Seneca, and helped themselves
to horses and other property.
On Friday the guefillas captured Judge J.
T.. Underwood near his residence 1T Deco.
quan, and it was said he would be sent TO
Richmond.
Numerous assassinafiOns Of French sol
diers had occurred in Mexico. The Peruvian
Minister had been ordered to leave the cOun-
try. 1t was also rumored that MIR. Corwin
had been rendered his passport, but this was
not confirmed.
The troubles in st. Domingo are increas-
ing. The Spanish General had calied> for
more troops to quell the insnrrecfion, aud
reinfOrcements were arriving at Havana to
be sent to his aid.
The new iron clad TecuMseh was launched
on Saturday at Jersey City without the
slightest accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

day John Harding, Of I'd Georgia regiment,
and f. Crnmp, 25fh Va. battalion, were COM
mitted; the former for altering date Of pass
port, and the latter for trading with the
Yankees
Atthe Libby prison one hundred and forty
seven prisoners were received, captured by
Capt. MeNeill, at Mo0refeld. Among them
we're several commissioned officers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Deraaged-When the case OF Charles Eek
erbash was called yesterday morning before
the acting Mayor, 1t was stated by the officers
that he was at the upper station-house, and
in a condition which rendered 1t imprudent
to bring him out During the night he had
stripped from his person every particle Of
clothing, and his conduct was such as to de-
lected that this man made aI assault upon
Capt John T. Rogers during the militia mus
ter on Capitol Square Tuesday afternoon.
Alderman Sanxay, in consideration Of E.'s
unfortunate situation, postponed further ex-
animation till his case could be inquired into.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Grand Coacert.--A delightful cntsslain-
night. The enterprising manager, Lee 11nI-
l0ry, having succeeded II enxa9iu9 he Ger
vices of Mad. Ruhl, the celebf6t<d cautatsiee,
recently exiled from New Orleans, aaai6tei
by several other accomplished musical sana-
teurs, they win make their first Appearance
this evening" Mad. II. is highly spoken Of
by our Southern contemporaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

xIvAR TAX NoTICE-The time fJr the rtgis
EA trafion Of sll persaEs eagagsd in aBy kind
of hsiiess having beeu extended TO the 25th inst,
notice is hereby given TO aii who have net
complied with the requirements II the law. that no
further extension of the time will be allowed. II
ia thertf,s e. important that all who have not reg
i,tered should call at my ofee and do 20 ut once.
aud not wait nstil the last days allowed by law, NJ
II Is probable the applicants will be SO numerous
thst All csnaot te waitTd i on, many will Be 81
sessal with doate tha specific tax.
NV 0flics is No n Main street. entrance through
the passage. VnAhLho = SiSios,
p;.h~,an.1 SeDt l. 1863, Se l3-IuTb4S3e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Conti.,.ed-The Irish women, named
Mary O'Donald aiJds Mary Moran, Ann bran
nan, and Patrick Binnnan, were ordered to
appear before the Mayor this morning to
answer the charge Of keeping disorderly
and illgorerned house.
The case OF James +. Tyler, charged with
felonionsly stealing one horse from Mrs.
Mary +. Andrews, Of Spotsylyapia, on the
Sd Of August last, was continued ill Tues
day next. Tyler was admitted To bail IN the
sum Of 500 to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

Addws Rsfponed. The aG6eeee lk00 Gov.
Smith, which was 70 hAye been delfeose1 u
was postponed in consequenee 0f ne In.
mensc crowd who were unahIo % U1n. a.
mittsnce. The meeting Win tn - q.
night at the African Church, II order TT al
l0ay have an Oppo rtunity of heAfing hin.
Before the crowd which had aeeenb5ed 1is-
pefsed, short aitll esses were made ~ 1.yeus
Gov. X. L. Montague, and Mr. l.. 8. Hall, &C
Wetze).
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Later from Europe.

The steamer Arabia brings European
adyices to the 9Th The follow ing is a
summary Of the news:
The London Gtobe's Paris correspondent
says that NJ. Chevalier's pamphlet on Mexi-
can affairs is considered an indication Of the
prompt recognition of the Southern Confede.
racy BY the Emperor Napoleon. The Paris
Pays denies the official character Of the pam
phlet.
Earl RusselPs reply to the Emancipation
Society memorial, demonstrating against the
departure Of the rams b.1ifE for the reha)s, is
in tone Of disapproyal, and says nothing
can b. done without affidavits.
The N0aiteur Gays that the Florida was
only permitted to make indispensable re-
pairs at Brest, and that her reception was ae-
cording to the ordinary principles OF inter
national law.
The news Of the bombarlment Of Charles
ton had further depressed the Confederate
loan. The cotton market Was easier, though
quotations are unchanged
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From, (,harlest<D,,.

CaARLEsros, Sept. 1.-THE weather
is damp and misty to-day. There has
been very little firing to-day. The
cnemyis still working hard on Norris
Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

The CAPTURE OF MAJOR McC The
Nashville *Union, Yankee, of course, }
has an account Of the capture Of Major
Dick McCann, the famous Tennessee
guerilla" at Weams's Springs, near that
city. The capture was made by two
companies of Federal cavalry, and this is
the way it was done:
McCann's men were laying siege to hear
ty breakfast, their horses were in the sta
bles, they themselves UNCONSCIOUS OF the
presence Of an enemy, when the mounted
infantry and cavalry approached. The adj
vance guard dashed Hereby up the hill,
shouting frantically, aud received the first
fire from four OF Dicks men, who were Oh
the lookout in the road in front Ut the helise.
The Federals returned the fire, wounded the
whole four, and giving chase to the remain-
der, who, in their efforts to reach the stake
were now cut off by Captain Clitford's force,
which had then come up. McCann himself
had passed, resolved to escape, aud ordered
his men to .'scatfer through the woods, !"
when soldier Of Mackeys command, Sam
Dunning. ordered him to halt and surrender,
which he did very reluctantly, remarking to
Martin W. Culp, the cayalryman to whom
Dunning had given him in charge, Il could
have shot yon If thought fit, but l would
be committing murder" Fifteen Of his men,
among whom il brother Of his, were cap
tured also, the remainder escaping through
the dense forest.
On approaching Captain Mackey, McCann
endeavOred TO conceal his rsuk-a star on
his left breasf--and ON being asked who he
was gave his name as Johnson. The Cap
tain saw immediately that in bis prisoner he
recognized the Oft described features Of Dick
McCanu. and said, .sYou can coane no game
| L. A<ls II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

W teen ye1sa old. He is wiItinx 70 70 juio snr
re1pseesble baaisrsHs and esa uake htpiaeH ustast
Henerasly He yAssesaes i,itspulAAle ssQrea chsr.c
sr. xid has aiways bern tDdus,rioas sna fussl II
eialAf9 meat Any 0Rs wishing 10 psocuss h5s per
vices w plcass statc Wiat ssisry taey ere wiIIne Ia
pay. Addtess " B c,'' Orange d, Va
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ing to James Fry, was arrested on Tuesday
night without = pass. AlderSnan Sanxay
ordered her to receive twenty iashes.
Thirty nine lashes we're ordered William,
belonging to Samuel Hastings, caught with
. LOT Of IRON belonging to the @. =. Govern
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

&sAtiag CastAixg.-A negro man named
George, belOneing 10 VIM. DOwney, wAs ~
resfe0 aud lodged b the upper statlon.hoNse
yesfeTaay, charged with etaplinG S300 worth
Of clothing from Samuel, slase of T. A. j.
Clopt0u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

HEADQUARTEks lsT "a INFANTRY,
Sept fth, 1868. !
HJEssR2 EblToRS Yoa will please erase from
A ID. list OF desarters from this regiment IN your
paper the uaine oi W Inmpkin, as il was sent to
yau through mistake.
stmam ever your Obd't seryt,
FIJI LANGLEY,
Lieut. Col CONG lst Virginia.
Camp near Moustsin Run, Orange county.
Sc l5-3ts
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CIRCULAR FROM SEWARD.

The American publishes very lengthy
diplomatic circular from Mr.. Seward, the oh
ject of which is to remove the prejudice
abroad, (which constitutes the basis O all
that is s<iesignedly or undesignedly injurious
to this country in the policy Of foreign ma
tions." He then proceeds with a review of
the military and naval events of the past
twelve months, and makes various state
ments to demonstrate that the rebellion
has been nearly suppressed. He closes by
saying:
''Yau may use the facts presented in this
paper in such way as may be most effective
TO convince those who seek a renewal of
commercial prosperity through the restora-
tion of peace in America that the quickest
and shortest way to gain that desirable end
is to withdraw support and favor from the
insurgents, and to leave the adjustment OF
our domestic CONTROVERSIES exclusively with
the people of the United States"
Tue circular is dated August l2th, and oc-
cupies over two columns in the A'nerican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

...,r.e1e Farm ri 3si aceee 10 Hanoyer coau.
- miles ftonA Richmond Aud ~ msbes
- Rrh,noed Aud fredeFtcksburg NAlirsAd, Tor
10 O. are authorized 10 sell valuable tract ~
- ,.ss,.d rs above, aad ~ which NJ Cross now
sss sis,o, epe third cleared, balance IN oak aAd
nfes.,l, 10 aboat eauAl proportion, purtton tf
fse srll tnabered about 90 acres q The cleared
s tas ss.sea IL gtase, and produces haeiy aAd very
Tbe improvements coasEst ID dwelling hotlse
fn f,.,a,.s three rooms, IA good repair barn. stable
-, t.s,se corn house, carriage hoss-., and ne
s's,.,irfs~alI nee, exccsA the dwelling The
90, ao~ cut IS reserved itoUa sale isssses
"as sss,,, lst November aext, aud perhaps sss,aer
81 ~ oaiy s.!,. per acre Apply 10
SILK oDp.N . ArrsNsoN. 2
,roRr,i River iaud, 10 Mathews co, Tor sale. tieh
N II ,p,sevsd with al necessary houses On IT, II
tins la2ss scfcs one hundred arabic, the ether
- ss, M white aud rel oak, Chesn ~ AMI pine For
.",hsr particulars address
'S'''' Cap, R0fT X HuMINs.
.ls~-3,' Ordnance Dept, aichnsnd.
.1R saIc A mlet valuable aud aiiracl,ve IIile
u farm near ,be city, on nUe turnpike, n offer
4 ia sae privately. The land is highly impsoved,
~. the buildings are excellent For furthep particu
-. ssaress "HExnioo.@ = at this oface. se li--3ts
!. .i,ssEaaRiK Land for sals I'VE viii sell SOD
n srtes II Lana, lying ON The south eide of the n r.
nrx ,iser eight miles below CbarlOates lille hip
ss anil halt or -four miles ~ The Virginia Cen,rsl
,,sl.aaa sad witha halt mile OF the Rivanra
rsras,fan. The land adbo;us the lands a Thomas
s.rl,nd. A G-ntry, C6isweli Winston. and other.
fat.a hundred acres Of this land are Well tim,ere,i
ta oak and hickory. BY cutting and hauling hail
mile "a the canal yoa can get $l5 per cord for tb,
.s.i nf tue remaining 266 acres I06 are etnt
.tsss ,eN grounds, There is . good new frasusd
sgesps On l., ckneaaah.Y NJ -fponss; kitchen All!
.rtes, meet iassse, etabe e.sss house. &c There
az s.lsa three niles Of tue place on. Matbiist
,sl twe R1pii ist Churches.
Fsrttpr Information concerning the place can l,t
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4 OST TRUNK--$50 kewaId.--l,ost, on the LIST Cf
J / September On the DanvIle Railroad, between
the Junction and News Ferry Depot, very large
black leather TIunk, brass bounl, marked the
right end On a card rs follows: "Auu MiIIs
News Ferry Depot, Halifax county, Va" The
above reward will be paid for the delivery of ssd
Trunk News Ferry Depot, on the DaLviIie
Railroad, Ne 10 IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

GAMnLING.-Burgh, in his "Dignity Of
Human Nature" sums up the evils Of
this practice in single paragraph:
Gambling is an amusement wholly un-
worthy Of rational beings, having neither
The pretencc OF exerting ingenuity, nor Of
giving any natural pleasure, and owing lie
entertainment wholly to An unnatural and
vitiated taste; the eause Of infinite loss Of
time, Of enormous destruction Of money, Of
Irritating thc. c.passions, Of stirring up ayarice,
Of innumerable sneaking tricks and ffauds,
Of encouraging idlcness, Of disgusting peo.
pie against their proper tmplOyments, aud
Of sinking snd debasing all that b trHly
great and valuable In the mlnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

4 OSr-Somewhere between the Spotsw wood Holet
and 9th st, one $50 nn:e, three 81 notes. and
one 30 Cent note. The ndef Of winch will be iiber-
ally rewarded by leaving the same al this office.
Hr lR--otA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

MI ANTkD ~ wish to cnx.ee 1i.e 80 = !.
~ yaapg woman who win 70 10 I&anske cpssty.
e must Oe competent 10 nurse and ID Itain swine
sae "iso can casne well recommended will hear a q
..S s,. lsss ~ addsesssing me ~ Pcters0n 4 Cos
Sc I7-Gts
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PERSONAL

~ 0TICE--lf the lady 10 black don't wish to
~ have hsssatf exposed, she will please to re.
turn the pair Of la,ly's Csilskin Boots sks took
from my store on a!0ldsy norbirg.
Mrs FRENCH,
So j6-2,s Governor 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-17

SIkAfFD OF sioien-From my residence, Chl,r,h h
~ Hiii, corner 25th aud Leigh SITS, one large rcd
Cow, with some white marks and large horns; looks
very Wild out Of her eyes, will pay liberia, re-
ward for her return. WMH SUTHERLAND