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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

LOST Sta YxD. Sc:.--
r 0Er-36o xsuasd.-Lost, on the On iLss, %.
I tween mr. ana Main 70 Broad sts, or between
"a and. Byrd sts and tho Tredegar Iron wcsks.
aOa M.sen, open ~h'ss Ne - o 10 esrss
| case 1ks Under wflf b paid The above reward On
delivery Of The same q tho once Of the Trcdeeaf
Iron works. mo 7-stpl v aGks1NDAxx1.
Z Osr or ssfayed--926 Rewerd.-lnst OF ssrayed.
White spotted Cow. j. good order and giving milk.
No distinct mark rsooIlsctsd. Had . long tall,
touching the ground. The above reward VIII Dc
and Clay IL sts.s ' mo 7 =. PETER TiNsIEY
I OsT-At The Central Depot, On the 9Th inst,
Silver Watch, with the name Of ~ Howard"
on the case. VIII give go reward for its delivery
10 me at the Central Depot GOODh
Noise
T Osr-A cross Breastpin Of wood tipped with
/ \ gold, and the word '.Manassas'' carved 10 gold
on cross reward viii be paid for its delivery 70
no lit DfF DEANE.
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward = strayed or
] stolen, about three weeks ago or more, from
my lot on Canal street bs,ye.n tsn an. . S 9th;
Of the Cow turn slgh,ly in, and she h.s no white
except about the max and udder The above
sa y b '.a for her rsso gS3sos CRANE
TsrRAY.-Was taken up on my land, near Ash
IL land, Hanover county, . stray Oh, nearly red,
tcflvcily blind, and supposed to be about II years
Old. The owner ia requested to come forward, prove
his property, pay damages. and take him away, or
be will be dealt with according tslaw.
no 7-St. WIN II WINSTON.
ESrRAY COW.-A medium si3s red Cow with 4
~ small bell on, left the premises OF Mrs Or Win
free few days ago. ] will give liberal reward
for her return. W FRAYsER, Druggist.
nO7-2t 18th street
CTRAYED-$20 Reward -Strayed from my house,
~ on Thur dsy, the 29th uit, medium sized, red
spotted Cow, giving but little milk. This COW has
been lost previous 10 this, and taken up by Mr.
Wingo Ia rear Of Brook road and have no doubt
she Is now somewhere in that neghborhood The
above reward will be paid for Information that may
lead to her recovery. 81 Wa X N.EDD,
no 7-6t. Stall No %, ID Masket.
OTOLEN-s50 Reward-Stoen from The under
and two pairs Of shocs The thief is . free negro
from Ptsylvania co, named Chas Davis; he is feet
high, bunny fase, and wears Confederate uniform
$26 will BE- given for the recovery Of the goode and
like amount for the apprehension Of the thief Adj
dresr, Capt H TUCK,
no I'll" Dispatch GAice.
CTOLES-From the neck Of my littla daughters |
dog Leo, q collar ard city medal It WAS en-. |
graved IL q" viii pay IS for its recovery
no ut JUDSON CRANE.
r CST-S5O Reward Runaway or stolen from my |
IL farm, en- the Mechanicsvilie Turnpike, Henrico |
county, on the I'D INST, two negro boys-IsAAC and
WV HESRy-about IA years Of age.
Isaac black, likely and intelligent.
Vim Henry Is Of q dark gingerbread color, and
likely.
They may be in some Of the camps near the city |
The above re ward will be paid for their delivery OF
Information SO recover them Should they have
bcca stolen, all persons are cautioned against Rur-
chasing them. ROBT AORklSS
&C 30-eod6t* /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

NRAND SELECT BAIL.
=" BY Prof ST MAUR BINGHAM,
At his Academy, Exchange Hotel, corner of Ath
and Franklin streets,
TUESDAY, Nov 10th. 1858.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies, So.
The choicest refreshments on hand.
~ Loebmans dne Band is engaged.
KcNo children admitted.
No11cE-lIckets will be placed In the hands ef
his gentlemen scholars and f.w responsible gen
tlsmen to dispose Of; also, limited number vii, be
sold at the He'll by Prof Bingham to respectful
parties. Positively Select Rail- NO SIT"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07
NEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE

TOR aALR--Two or three furnaces, capable Of
r. heating veIy large building, with pipe and re-
eiters complete, Apply TO DR. bnale, 9th Ut, Of 70
Or Bolton. Grace u. no s-oOd8ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

WRITING FhUID-We invite the attention q
W Merchants, Rankess, Clerks, and oahers in
wantof SUPERIOR WRITING INK,
to . trial n that we COW o6ar for sale.
Tho Ink b manufactured by one OF the best chem
lists In tbs scnfederacy, ont Of materials impo ted
Europe >
The lux ID perfectly lmpid; flows freely from the
pen, and il beautifal and permanent black II lev
minutes after use. II win not corrode, mould, o.
gum, and, withal. copies beautifully.
Whore the psesesvation If records isAt ali impor.
tant essential, tho bsst Ink Only should be used
and We commend this Ink 70 The hcads q DEPART
ments and al 0thers - the best a1tscls nov mana.
featured. 4 N0RRIG, Bo( kselieY,
no 6-8t kichmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

IfTY Dollars Reward -StTayed or stolen from
the subscriber, Marshall street, between
Monroe and Henry, two Cows, both giving milk;
one young white cow; the other an old pided COW,
blind in the right eye will give the above reward
on receiving Information thatI can get them again
no6-2tt MARTIN PHILLIPS
VNVE Dollars Reward Lost somewhere he.
4 tween the Nechancsvills turnpike and the
S2otswood Hotel on Monday morning, . gold
Breastpin, with bunch Of fruit and 9 gold heart
attached The finder viii receive . reward Of I'VE
dollars by leaving it at this ONCE. no 0-2tt
CrRAYED or Stclan--Hrom wagon yard near How
- ards Grove, on Friday night last, q brown mare
mule marked sc 81; also, black horse mule, stray.
ed or stolen from the same place, marked &C s."
To any person finding said mules and leaving them
at my brickyard in Port Mayo, liberal reward will
be given. mo 6-HHl POWERS
SyTRAYED.-Left my lot, on the Sd inst, young
- milcn COW, brindie, yellow, and white; rather
small in size; marks not recoected. will give $50
for her return. W II POWERS,
no 6-2ts Sd at, bet Main and Cary.
CTOLEN-From the house Of Mrs John Villains,
~ Leigh, near 9th street, one silver Sugar-Dsh,
plain an goblet shaped. Also, one large silver
CreamP Pot, nuted liberal reward will be paid for
the recovery OF them. no 6-2:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

~ the Society (Chebfah) ''Shcbeth Achim' will
bs held 70 morrow Sunday evening, at O'Clock
at which every member should DO present.
By order II tho President.
NO Tit" ISAAC HUrZLER, Secretary.
W. RICHMOND Typographical Society "A
~ stated meeting Of the Society will be held
this evening at O'Clock, at their Hall, over Mr.
Goodies Printing Office, Main st, between 10th aud
nth. The members are requested TO be punctual IN
their attendance. By order Of the President.
NO lit WIN w WOLFF, Rec Sec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07

OY BoIkOu. 0rAc0 q, no S-oOd6t0
GOOD Drinking House. -Now, a. almost every
"a one has, or can get, lceuae 10 Keep drinking
house, and q The greater part Of them keep very
mean s.ppp skull We believe u to be nur duty 70
inform the oo1znnnity where they can get good
drink, and take pleasure 10 Recommending Mr.
C1AN, undas Odd Ee;l wa Hall, corner u Ff1Iklin
and Msyo Streets whare can be found the very best
q On kiads u Liquors, u reasonable prices
FIR = god islaow, end deserves patronage. Give
hin = ca1l. no 6-Stf
RWTAUkAN11 q Hais -4he 1ood vii, Axinne1,
~ stock, -, a 1sst Claas Restaurant, loeatsd %
enc q ~ pnopal arse1s u ~ city q ketasburg,
I'D nou 1eine q Dood b@elaQ = any b tho city,
M ~ ~ = aoo6o knne eay1n. III hath ~
80 - -. e. - e = -!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-07
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" eevefsI work sad Sidino Aessss
Two furniture wagons
Atooy
4 lot Of me do1bss aaa sipeis hasus.s
One sulkey cad hasnsaa
SMITH : HAYWOOD, Avst,
= = LoCA, oaleeoen. 10 lilo
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

NAVAL PRIZE yoxKY PRIZE MONEY ron TH1
IN following vesses being coii>e,ed ssd PAID 81 the
Rsahns and coleetos once q WALDEN WILLARD,
lsT york Broosyp ~ Ckariestovp. ssd
South rron PbilsdsphA -AugussA Adgsr, AuresA
Alabama. Aissirc.s Amanda Hohio, ssssIiera 1,eehye
Cuyi~f. ~ Chsrpeers CsnSsfdss, Coan~~tseut Caoan.
dagus. Dale D. see, gthan Alies riAs ~. 0ern
ireassis Ja@ss,ovs. Ksys,ops sisse. KasswsA kins
hshsr, ktatinny. LAckawansa, mohavt msgncnA. MIN
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07
CLOTHING.
A TrFsTfON

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psor IN ihe CTS. We gusrant~' 10 pay DE ioi'sins
ior sllt Dre~e. from sotoss
lor Goats. fnso g 70 90.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07
scssES.

I,EPREas TO GFRMAkY-g SCHMIDT 60. 4
u Yuropran E'wess. No Chambers street fes',bshrl
its forwards parcels holiday sc q all parts
Ge many &e sigh, drsa. pa,sse b 10 places Of tufops
Tor
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

NJ NfHLAND-LANDs--rO ALL WANTING FAHNs-
" lrl~ and thriving settlement. mid and heaithfni
Iimu N miles south OF Philsdelphia by railroad Rich
jou pduces large crops which be seen growing
fwtlsnd ffy tracts. AT from SIS 20 SO per are
Ssva within -four years Good business opepnks
|scdy II 10 the most nnprcvnS rlsce East or west
" 9i settling and building The beauty with which
thah3e s laid out ia unsurpassed. Letters answered,
RakAcontaninr reports snd giving fnl information VIII
bs k9rre Address thaa X Lapdis vnelsnd Post once.
epors OF SCION Robinson Agricultural editor OF the
I10ft Il Of the extensive fertile trActs - An
jim vevsi position and suitable condition for peenut
~ that We know cf this sds OF the wesserr praires
f~frEp-To ExcHANGE, GOOD PRODUCTIVE
Irep~r,y In Brookyu, r.. D., House and Lot tor vel
Pine Lands 90 river rHIircsd or canal vish res-
| .trnnsportsticu - hew rorn Address O. zippel
v New rork Poo of1os-
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

MARBLE MANTELS.-MARBLE MANTEI.S, OF TIL
M finest patterns and bs. are offered cheaper hs,
avenue. Third street. New York Call and oonvinc
yourselves.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

HOUSE ON SECOND AVENUE FOR SALE AT A
sacrifice. Rents for S144; price S660l Also two In
inyhrst street, between Seyenth and Eighth ayepues
. wS Thirty second street two in Fifty third street.
the bed corners Second avenue. All the above pro
pay ~ per cent the price asked and must he sold
ct = - ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

DESIRABLE GARDEN FARM. IN MO, MOUTH
county N. j., keyport steamboat landing con-
ning thirty acres; five acres meadow. balance
pay improved good story house and barns fruits all
t crops. This Farm will be sold bargain. For pari-
I lars apply to A. SERGEANT, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

~ nave All kinds Of goods forwarded TO them in safe
and quick through agents In Washington and
elsewhere Also all business at the North attended to
promptly and IN strictly confidential Money col
lected and remed Charges moderate. Address stating
regiment. brigade, division and corps ED FROSSARD 4
CO., army agents, No. Q West Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

Or ALE-THE ELEGANT AND CoMMODIoUs RE-
sncc OF Charles A. Meigs, Esq. situated the cor
few York and Bergen street. Bedford Brook.
. ether with about 10 Lots Of Ground and Stables The
about 10 feet square, contains is rooms elegantly
cod and Is repete with ELL the modern convenences,
4 wter bath. &C. The grounds taserully arranged
srubbcry and the choicest kinds OF fruit great
" Inquire on the premises at so Exchange place.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13

TaB ExILSD Pass AT RICHMoNp.-A Balti.
morsan Who, since the commencement of the
war, hes boen residing at and near Richmond,
reached hero few days sgo direct ffom thai
city, and reports having seen several members
Of the pres Of Baltimore. Messrs. Beale H.
Richardson, Frank A. Richardson and Stephen
J. Joice, OF tho Baltimore RspSblicas and Argus,
arrived In the rebel capital shout ten days sgo,
aud seemed 70 DO enjoying themselves. They
had received the calls OF many psrsonsl friends,
and Mr.. Beale II. Richardson was preparing
for . journey 70 the extreme Southern States
on yisit 70 some OF his rsiatiyes. Nj. j.
Marshall Hanna, for several yssrs . reporter
for the Baltimore Sun, was pursulng the same
avocation for the Daily DispatcA. His weekly
sslsry was about $40, board sl2, and juiIp bill
very heavy ut the close of the week. Mr.. Nor
val D. Fosrd, formerly court reporter for the
Baltimore American, had enlisted as private
soldier In one Of the Virginia regiments, and,
Notwithstanding his liliputian proportions, was
still holding up his gun up" 70 the beat ol
his ability.--Bah. Anericaa. .ra..I.. 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13

olna11no - tAs ArDagI e1uAx1 uesleseA
Laa.HgAs.
A large meeting Of soldiers and citizens Of
Ohio was held last night q Armory eqSsre
Hospital. DR.. Bliss, snryeoa IN charge, pre-
sided, and Gee. Msse1itA vss ths nrss speaker.
Gen. NJ. ssvs . sessnhg rsvisw q the political
career Of vsllo nd I'm, nd ssil that he was
not entitlsa v Nat sonsidsratlon at the hsuds
Of the soldiers which tho more honest traitors,
who had risked their lives and assumed all the
shaDs0 - psuishmsst fos thsir treasos, -
served.
Inward Jourdsn, Solicitor Of the Treasury,
made very Interesting speech. In which he
said that there had not been that demonstrt-
tive approval Of the acts Of our soldiers by tns
people that their sublime sscriAces demanded.
Hon. L. Z. Chittenden was the last speaker
and stated some very interesting facts TO tn
meeting. He said that while Northern Copper
heads were predicting bankruptcy and ruin IN
our monetary Affairs, foreign capitalists wer'
only too anxious TO invest In Government Sc
curities. Yesterday, $780, sorth Of Unitsc
States bonds ,cere issaed 10 fore On brokers, and
the Government has the money now on hsnt
with which to pay the entire army for th'
month of November, which money was fur
nished by foreign capitalists.
A patriotic letter was read from Genera
Ashley, member Of Congress from Ohio, b!
Mr.. wetmore, Ohio State Agent. Al interval
during the evening the splendid band Of tn
One Hundred and Finy.thlrd New York en-
livepef the proceedings with patriotic airs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13
He Csanty Tickets.

Through the mismanagemsnt Of the Union
party in some Of the most warmly contested
counties In the ststs Of Ohio, no county tickets
have been forwarded to the soldiers, and the
consequence is that soldiers from said counties
are compelled 70 forcgo the privilege Of casting
their suffrages for any other than the Stat,
ticket, for ths reason that they do not know
the names Of the county nominees. Fears are
entertained BY prominent ohioisns that some
of the best friends of the Administration may
be defeated In such counties by this blunderiug
carelessness Of those whose duty II was to dis
tribute tickcts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13
Capture Of . H...r.su. o..rr,,i. ch,sl

Capture Of = Notorious Gssrrilla Chief
Colonel Hunter, the notorious guerrilla chief,
who was recently captured near Baton Rouge,
BY some of General Banks men, is no insight.
acent or ordinary person. He is commonly
known In Louisiana as "Ten Mile Bob," be-
cause of some Of his election doings several
years ago at Ten Mile Point, In the Parish Of
Rspides. He has always been tool Of Slidell,
by whose influence he was made Treasurer Of
the State Of Louisiana but being defeated At .
subsequent election, slidell caused his friend,
Praident Buchanan, 70 confer on him the ap.
pointnent Of United States Marshal at New
Orleans. He wss ono Of slidell's delegates tc
ths Chazlsston Convsntion, whore, Of course
he followed the lead Of the secession Yauceyites
Since the commencement of the war he hal
rendered the rebels the important service o
hunting out the Union people Of Louisiana and
turning than over 70 the tsnder mercios Of hi,
guerrilla follower. ...
This capture, and thst Of Alexander Mouton,
formsr Governor Of Louisiana, who was also q
delegate 70 the Charleston Convention, and
who presided over the secession convention,
and declared Louisiana no longer one of the
United States, In defiance with the wishes of
the people, are two Of the most important ar
rests made during the war. We hope General
Banks will capture some more individuals Of
the same Sort"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13
Freaa FORTRESS Moaroe.

FokTREss MOsRoE, Oct 1O.-The schooner
swan, with an assorted cargo, from Baltimore,
arrived here yesterday under prize crew. She
was captured near Hog Island by detachment
OF the Sd Pennsylvania artillery. She was no
doubt about TO run tho blockade.
The United States transport CIrcassian, IRON
the feet of Charlest IN, touched here this morn.
Ing at ! O'Clock with the malls and proceeded
Immediately to Now York. She communicate
no news.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Oct. 0.-Thc flag Of truce
steamer New York returned last evening from
City Point, In charge OF Major John Z. Mul.
ford.
The rebels do not appear 10 feel dIsposed IN
return our soldiers which they hold az prison.
ers OF war, and consequently our nag-of-truce
boats have for several trips returned empty, or
nearly so.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13
Burnside Advancing in
1ast Tennessee.
BATTLE AT Blue SPRINGS
The Rebels Driven from the
.e,'y q Field. ~ % 20
BURNSIDE PURSUING THEM
TOWARD oREENEvILLE.
Everything Lssks Encouraging

New YoRK, Oct. IA special telegram to
the Trio~"e, dated Knoxville, Oct. II, says
Burnside advanced toward Grecneville on
Thursday and Friday. He overlook the rebel
forces under Jackson and williams, on sstur-
day, at Blue Springs. The rebels occupied q
strong position, and sre supposed to number at
least 5000.
Our cavalry held the advance until 8 y. m.,
when the nrst division several times charged
the rebels. The nripg was sharp and destruc.
tive TO our men. The rebels used only one bat.
tory. They were driven from the field at sun.
down, but darkness rendered pursuit impossi.
BILE. The rebels arc now retresting on the
Greeneville road. We lost 90 killed and wound
cd. Tho latter are to be sent 10 Knoxville
Burnside is pursuing. Everything looks en-
couraging.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13

The Seie'tUte american puts the following
quietus on the New York Hera,d's sgrest balloon
story; "Dr. Andrews flying machine, alluded
to In last weeks Scientific Amertcon, proves to
have been lsmentable failure, and the public
have been gullod by the Misrepresentation and
balderdash Of the journal which originated tho
incorrect report Of Its success. Tho only sue
cessfui hiyht was the flight Of fancy indulged
In by the enthusiastic devotse of scisncs al
tached TO the daily at tault. s'7'E
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-13
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Arrangements have been made for series
Of displsys Of speed BY the most noted rotting
and running horses In the country, upon the
new Nstioual Course, over the Eastern Brasch.
Trotting win commence on Tuesday, the 10th
inst, to b consinued through tho week, snA .
grand running week u 10 begin on Monday,
November ID. A letter from Mr.. Bursside,
agent for Mr.. Mofiatt, proprietor Of the course,
writing fron Psterson, N. 'J.,. says "that
Mr.. Moore has got two stakes filed for the
Washington purses-hve entries for one
and six for another. Messrs. Moore, Watson,
Bush, Weldon, Morris, and strong's sta.
bles will be at Wsshington-in fact all ex.
cept J. N. Clay, who returns home" The
course Is now nearly finished and Is pronouseed
by experienced turfmen to be equal, II not supe-
rior, to any In the country. About sixty live
acres are inclosed, and the land Is as level az
a floor. The soil, too, is Of that elastic quality
that has made the Long Island tracks so popu.
lar with turfmen. There is no better locality
in the country for such course, and the au,
tumn racing season here, which may be held
after the aien Of the turf have auished theiI
engagements N the more northerly latitudes,
may be made very brilliant and profitable.