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RUNAWAY8


RUNAwAY.-I.eft our store, on the 25th OF Au-
~ gust, q negro man named John, the property Of
DR. A IHyburn, OF Lexington, Va. john iS about
feet high, Of bright gagerbre I'd COLOR spare built,
and very likely he speaks 10 low sone, and =
lurking 10 or near Sidney, as be had room ab0ye
the Old Fair Grounds, on Main street, or be may
have followed some Que is The army as It passed
through to Tennessee. We will givs $50 Tor his ar
rest In or the city, 500 IL he be lodged in
him (se s0.--sitl HILL NORFLEET.
TWO Hundred aud Fifty Dollars Reward -Ran
away from the subscriber, on the evening OF the
2Sth inst, young negro man named John, formerly
the property Of Nc Charles Cook, OF Hanover, by
whom he was sold on the morning Of tue 2sth inst,
at the auciion house Of Hill, Dickinson Co Said
negro is about 10 years OF age, beardess, and has
email scar upon tue shin OF b Is right leg black,
straight, an we'll pr0poftioned. Tie above reward
will be paid upon his delivery TO uill, Dickinson
CO or myself. Use 3O-tsl ROBERT Il DAVIS.
YHsEN Doliars Reward.-kan away frpin the sub
scriber about the Ist inst, my servant girl
Agnes, 10 years old, gingerbread Color, will pay
ls sss % sf~'rd Z ds'se1sa . sss ans I
10 AN AJVAY-SlO0 Reward.-Ran esay, on
h, MondsS, lsth sept, from Pls Hospital No II,
ia kiehmohd, BILLY Johnson, the property Of Mrs
sarah A forlAiAe. Chesterfield, Va 6sh man 70
about - years old, light ging rbread coior thick
made, about hve festenine inches high haags his
bead down when wa'Hipg; wears his hat or cap
ouetided; his weight u about l65 or ITO pounds;
can cut hsir and shave, and might pass od 6r .
Of With some officer or private to the army shove
:s.scgs n, or to thu 6optl -rossiblys jekiue his
way t. the North. He had no papers about his
psrsos; o. .ny shsy <. yss: io,ssa M give
eso gel him again. D "A BROWN:
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iWiH therefore conclude this epistle VIII
saort reference 10 the views 0l the leading
reDels WIN WlOM came IN contact, on the
suyect Oh peace ana foreign Intervention.
All OI the Omcers o. the Govemment with
Mhom conyersed, from JEFF. Davis down 10
Iaptaln Alexander, Of Castle Thunder "a
great descent to be sure), were emphatic in
declaring that peace could only be establish
ed with the independence of the Contedera.
ey; that any propositions having In view the
reconstruction or restoration Of the Union
would be simply prepOsterQus and insulting.
They express great confidence that at no dis
tant day their nationality will be recognized
6y both the French and British Governments.
In one of my conversations with Mr. Seddon,
the Secretary of War, he said, among other
things, that the intervention of France,
when necessary, could be relied upon az
certainty; and that he believed the only rea-
son the Emperor has delayed 1t SO long was
dls desire that the South should exhaust her
own resources, and become embarrassed as
far as possible, before lending her helping
band, in order that he might lay her under
greater obligations, and be in position to
dictate terms Of treaty aud alliance the more
10 his interest and advantage. But, he con-
unueu un ~ the same conversation, let the
Gonleueracy :.a G once ne fecognized, ana peace
n WIN .no unueu states es.aDilsned, ana ma
po'eon VIII not Del long 10 hndihg OUT that the
ocutnern 80 people are hot 10 De nla9e the toois
Vi any european monarchy, ana tnat the
geographlcal ana agrleulturai relations OF
tneif connIIy ana Mexico, as wen as tneir
comlnefcE" merests, demand thaI tley
shouiu DC oi Tue same nationanty. IN the
saIne sonnecuon ne saiu, witn Tegalo 10 tne
Dit1sn E Uovernmsnt' inat iis poncy towards
sns Conieaeracy nnI oeen oI tie most cow
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1nn ACRES Of Wood Land on White Oak Swamp
IU(J Eve miles below Richmond, for saIe.-We
are authorized to sell 100 Of Wood Land located
ss above near tho residence Of Mr. Winston Jordan,
sni nearly adjoining the farm Of Mr. + w Heainger.
Price SIS per acre.
ee 29-St GODDlN h APPERSON.
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and army OG0cefS nave Oeen tt0 W SIcNtty
overrate the character and magnitude OF the
defences Of this defiant city: FortMe Atlons
they have, It is true; but that they are
quarter as numerous, or IS strong, or mount
as many or as heavy guns, or occupy as com
mandipg positions AZ Is generally believed,
Il a great mistake. The whole number OF
batteries (as they are called) around the city
is twelve, the most formidable Of which are
arranged to resist an attack by way Of the
peninsula. None Of them are supplied at
present with more than two Or three guns.
On the day Of the battle OF Chancellorsyille
IWeein Battery No &, between the Richmond
ard Fredericksburg and Central Railroads,
and e was without single piece. The day
following StQneman's cavalry were within .
mile Ct this point. The approaches TO these
batteries arc commanded by numerous re
doubts and rife pits for sharpahpOters while
h ftOat Of each rcdoubt and each battery b
tfeea, hoWever, forming the latter Ohearuc-
lion. hare been lndiMefently trimmed, and
the elnnH branches and tWlgs lie Win the
lareer o1aeo, 60 TINT few loco feeo nnAteleo
Wonld oooa remove the whole Ihercbal
antho6i1kee feel koenly tho vant q oehes Tor
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EDUCATIONAL.


g. sALrEE's E..,,., and c,.,s,e,, School.
Fourth street, between Clay and Marshall.
The tenth session OF this School commenced
Sept 2lst Terms moderate and made known on
spplsss'i9n to the sut.eriber at biz
Mr. GREeNLEASE will please call and set
lvx tie for an India rubber OveFc0st which be
wore of from my store, without paying for, q the
18th inst. HORTON KEACR
90 3O-2t< 229 Main street.
1TVHE Misses FORBES viii resume the duties of their
I school on the lst October. ee 30-2ts
MR. TlGHEs Classical and English schsol for Boys,
IVA Franklin st, between 9th and 7th. The eleventh
annual session Of this school will open Thursday
the lst Of OctOber The course oS instruction u tho
rough. The number Of pupils limited. FOR terms,
&C, apply to
- 28-2tta&W Franklin aud 7thsts
NI Select Classical and English School,
Nam street, between 3! aud 4th.
The 10th academic year Of this school will COM
mence on Monday, tue 28th Sept.
Mr.. Turner can be seen At his school rooms or ss
bis residence, on Sd street. between Main and Frank
I'm. 70 2o-Aas
1ERs DIR NUNTORD viii rssune the dudes Of
Nl her School the nrst Monday In October.
! . zi-6ts
IGM N VALKNTINE WIN teach limited nomDer
Nest of Brook Avenue Schooi to compence LIST of
October. 90 23-Sts
eQUlRE'S Select Classical ard Epglish
I School, corner Of Main end Let ssA Richmonds
II. 1T 18th session viii esnneno: on the assh OF
Terms made known on application.
- 16-lOt> rasi
- Conner Of Grace and Foushee SITS.
Tho duties Of our school win be resumed = on the
LIST Of October. For particulars apply at the inss'
se n-lsts o A ERiCs2Ok
- Richmoad, Va.
The dutesof this Institution viii be resumed on
ssEss 1Ss pwEII.. Principal.
A iss NIl1IG MLLr..ied 81 bes sister, win
NI op&n her sehool on Clay street, between 7th
Ensiish branches. Latn, and French, wi b taaght.
- 2s-Ss3sth, ,1etAkSoehs
NJ schoo, foe Young LADIES'.
ine next session Of thts school VIII commence the
e oSsst lsss sos .sssess ss eassss
] a Bfoad and Mayo streets. . 1s-eoassf
f1ANYIIIK Female Coliege--
- 0O Il hosTs, =, Pfsasdsas, .a
a.. Dsesase' -,
Puuin vil receive thoroaGh tG1Tactt0u, end Al soe
oom1osts q 4 rooa hoans fhsfs ass sll : fsw Va
canciea AdlFem he Preetdent.
. 11-eodlOt
TTTKas0N llaIs Acads1y,
LED atsA -, bss~ssa Gu end Lcssos u.,.
4Ae.,es4h a,,sai ssas.ca 4 MI suSool wiil sua-
snsnee = 1eDoAay, ~ 2san osp1embss. Ios pr
80 spsH = eslasslss's s9'ossss,.
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GODnAN l. APPERsON.

v0AWM OF l25 acres on the Mountain road, miles
north Of Richmond, aud fronting also on the
Brook PIankroad, for saIc-We are authorized 70
sell the above located farm 1t adons the lands Of
Neesrs Walker Thomas and ALI ed WINSTON There
are the place two log houses and about 600 cords
OF pine wood. portion OF the land is cleared aud
now IN cultivation. Apply to
&c xs-3s GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
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MOsr desirable Farm Of sa3 acres, in Charlotte co,
AVA near the Thnviile railroad, for sale-We offer
Tor sale tract Of Land in the county of Charlotte
lying on Horsepen and Reynolds creeks, four miles
from Massng Ford Depot, and three miles from Roa
noke Depot Richmond aud Danville railroad now &C.
cupied by MIR Vim Madison Watkins II coniains 5l3
acres, has leo acres Of excellent low ground, an
ample supply Of timber and wood land, very large
orchard OF the finest fruit trees, large garden,
fraped dwelling house with rooms, (sarroandet by
grove Of fine oaks, with fine springs convenient
but not in very good repair all necessary out houses,
including barns, stables, and negro quarters, well
in an exceen neghboahood, convenient 10 several
churches, Healthy, good society, &c. Mr. Isaac u
Darlington. whose residence aJjons, will show the
land. tse 28-2t] GODDlN APPERSON
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~ ALUAbI.E Peninsula Land for saie.-Tbe owut
will Sell privately valuable Tract OF Land,
IN the county of Elizabeth City, eight miles from
situated ou the Back river in full view Of the bay
and possesses, in very high degree all the adval.
tages arising from an East virgi il water planta-
tion, an isn the highest state Of cultivation Be-
sides the many advantages which this farm pos-
sesses there is, in addition, natural oyster rock Of
great yield, which, in times OF peace Wilt prove n
valuable. Further particulars Will be furnished to
any one wishing 10 purchase Address "R d." box
o57, Richmond, or apply at Mayo's warehouse.
He 30-ftf
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TWENTY FIVE Dollars Keward-Strayed Or
stolen, about l2 O'Clock on Saturday, fram the
ps,aDorhOod Of Jacks0n street, betweeh lst unl
sssshee, q brndle CIV, with white streak down
ta back, with . white spot on each hip. She had
sah Ter iisDs red calf, with q strap aroand ts
s~s The above reward will be psiA Il the COW
sai calf is delivered at my residence, on Jackson
anet, between LIST and Foushes, any inform alton
b&st can get them. G VERMiLLERA.
Nav-2tt
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EIFrf Dollars Reward -etrayed, on the Gath
inst, young briDdIe Cow, nearly years old,
ndgiyng milk. She has . white star on tho face
Ea white spot over the kidneys; when walking
sAis her heal erect; horns straight and slightly
,arbed in at the top, The above reward win be
gsIi tor her delivery, or such Information as may
ksatot PJ NcKENNA,
e@-.-Nt 18th strcet.
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l(ilE S4ealers.-S3OO ReWard.-SiOlen from my
N stables near Meadow Bridge road, Henrico CO,
a lie night Of the 2Gth inst, two horse mules one
,hrge size black, prominent hip bones, with the let
er"Kn branded on one hip near the tail; the other
very dark bay, medium size, both In moderate order
ni .ber slender for their height, but spirited on.
ly SIX years Of age. I will give the above reward
ss the apprehension 0d the thief and delivery of the
Hules. or SlO0 each for the delivery of the mules
ss-3ts WIN GARNET,
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Al ANrED-A situation in a private family by a
w young lady competent 70 teach the ordinary
Eogilsh branches. Also, beginners In French and
MUSIC. Address ':Ela, !" CharIottesyiIle. Va.
Sc 29-ets
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YHSEN I0llars Reward.-kan away frptn the sub-
E scriber, about the Jst inst, my servant girl
Agnes 18 years old gingerbread color. will pay
the shove reward II delivered tome in Sidney.
a. 20a.2t% Mrn ANN l. STAPLES.
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WANTED-AW White Nurse to 60 into the country,
2o miles from Richmond, to take care of q
mended. Apply at Mrs HARRIsON'S, Linden Row.
snkltn street, three doors from 2i 20 20 -ets
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+ .f--.On Tuesday morning, the 27th instant, be-
| tween Grace Church A;.1 4th street, an enam-
eI B.eastpin, with female face on IL. The finder
Nil please return Il to this Office liberal reward
sli BE- paid. sc S9--2es
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1 sreets aud the d Market house. or at said
s.,sA, on the morningOf the Goth instant, small
'ssrnng Breastpin, with black and light hair in IT,
,rxard u IS will be paid for the delivery Of il to
MR SAUNDERS,
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12
stenns Of sptsrtst.

Iowa SoLnIERs.-At the meeting of the
Home Missionary Society in Boston, some days
since. it was stated that in Iowa one fifth Of
the church members are in the army. The
gallant regiments Of that SFate, Ut j. asserted
were foremost in the battles and victories n
Gen. Grant near Vicksburg.
A letter from Louisiana, Missouri, to the St
Louis Democrat, says: Northeast Missouri is
in wretched condition. Guerrilla bands rowing
almost at pleasure, Favaging and plundering ev-
cry Union man who has anything to lose. In
this county they have roamed at pleasure FOR
nearly month
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

Another great battle has taken place at Pd-
ebla, and again the Mexicans have proven them
selves more than a match for the invading
French. General 0rtega send word to Com
onfort that on the night ofthe 24th Of April the
French exploded a mine on the block called
Stenimo, oecHpiedby Mexican troops. A num-
Der of Mexicans were buried iE the ruins but
the balance resisted the French all night, fight
ing furiously. On the mt rning the 25th both
parties were rel forced, and continued the fight
with the greatest determination and ferocity.
the Mexicans, at its close, holding their original
position During the contest the French explo-
ded another mine in the Santa Jesl, and anoth-
er fight ensued there. lasting seven hours, the
Mericans remaining masters Of tie feid, and
capturing one hundred and thirty prisoners
frum the first regiment Of Fr,nch Zouaves.- -
The French left four hundred desd O. the field,
and 1t is reported that the French have aban-
doned the seige and are in full retreat.
rTThe seventeen.yea loeusts have prompt.
ly appeared in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. In a single
night they came outof theis -halcS,H and she
trees and bushes were literally black with thenl
CE-A corporal IN the 2oth New York regs
ment lately gave birth to aninfant It was nog
until quite recently that the sex of the corporal
was discovered. Her husband is a sergeant in
4 ehe FeSiiiiSns. Cn0 SniisV0u a. PrfesSs anu
was promoted for good conduct.
eT-A cOlporteur going with tracts to los
house of dReller In ohio, asked the woman.
they had the gospel there. She, saidi IN
but they have it dreadful bad about four mill
/ belOwscC s64d rf. ~rilrm e1a trAfy et
| eT An old maid, who has her eyes littl
) sideways on n1atrifneny, says: 'fThe curse 0
this warts, that IL win make so many widaBs
that viii be soferes'to get married, and wh
4 know how to doit, nfhst the modest girls wil
stand no chsncs ntoSiLhs9t1Gn trs.fis1ni $40
Lns .n2s1 {. EidT Bhnei-f tGs seuld q .issis
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

The FEELING IN ENGLAND.-Rev.
NJ. ID. Conway, writes from London to
the Commonwealth, that the English
people honestly mean to hold their
Government to its neutrality, and they
are watching their rulers with sleep
less eyes. Meetings are already ar
ranged whose motto is, "No war with
America" which will plainly Inform
the Government that the people viii
not submit to taxation for any war in
to which they may be borne by the
rascality of prO-slayery men in Eng
land. otHs sl
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12
SELECT POETRY.
PRIDE.
}. C. SAKE.

'Tis curious fact as ever was known
In human nature, but often shown
Alike in castle and cottage,
That pride, like pigs of certain breed,
Wlllmanage to live and thrive on feed
As poor as pauDers pOttage.
OF all the notable things on earth.
The queerest one is pride of birth,
Amnug our fierce democracy -
A bridge across hnadred years,
Without prop to save it from sneers--
Not even couple of rotten Peers
A thing for laughter, sneers, and jeers,
Is American aristocracy!
Depend upon il, my snobbish friend,
Your family thread you can't ascend,
You NAV find i waxed at the further enue
By some plebeian vocationl
Or, worse than that, your boasted line
Nay end in loop OF stronger twine
That plagued worthy relations
Because you flourish in worldly affairs,
Don't be naughty and put on airs,
With instlent pride Of stationl
Don't be proud and turn up your nose,
At poorer people IN palmer clothes,
But learn. for the sake Of your minds repose,
That wealth's bubble that comes-and goes
And that ali proud flesh, wherever it grows,
Is subject to irritation. li
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12
GBs Gorini5 GgantitIstr.
CORlNTH MISS, JUNE l2.' 1868.

THE CHANrrLEER is published as often as the
immense amount of work wlich is crowded
uo9l Us will permit UlrC lrriers ~ill deliver
them to- regular sub&chbers.F Ferms-ten ects.
per copy payable to the carrier.
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

TIE Mass cr usETrs CoLoRED REo-
1MEHr.-On the payment of the State
bounty of fifty dol ars to each enlisted
man frank and file) four hundred and
eight ont of nine hundred and sixty
six men composing the fifty fourth
Massachusetts regiment, signed the r
names IN a. good and clear hand
This is more than can besaid ofmany
a rebel regiment. ao' a-'..2e'a -. 9soziS .
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

Governor Kirkwook and Adjutant General
Baker, of Iowa, left Davenport on Thursday,
on tour of visitation TO all the Iowa reg m enIs
in the field.
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

A Hartford lady some days since founi a
quarter eagle gold piece and plated ring in a
shad she was dressing,
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

The REBEL LoAN-LAte reports from this
country caused heavy fall in the rebel .oan ii
London. AT enc moment il had gone down to
four per cent discount. Ii subsequently closed
at from three and a hslf 10 three discount, e1rA
ffcuciu5 slf.dll er tntcc p etsiIi ~ SO a
Corinth chanticleer. [volume] (Corinth Miss.) 1863-1863, 1863-06-12

1t is reported that another rebel pirate cruises
is ready 60 leave the Clyde, under the eommant
of Capt. Bullock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

AMATEUR MINsTREl.s-We omitted last
week to notice tho very creditable perform
ance of an amateur company Of minstrsls.
composed of young men Of this place. We
were agreeably surprised to witness the prof.
cheney exhibited in the delineation Of negro
character, by several Of the company. which
would have done credit to more pretentious
performance. The music and singing met
tho expectations Of all. judging from the ap-
plause bestowed upon the Troupe. The com.
pany gave two exhibitions for the bsne.
fit Of the Sanitary Fund. ..'r i,o i.anas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Moes Pxssoo,cAis.-Ws arc again unde,
e'ygsIApgy s6ligatjons to Jerry Sullivan, News
ID dealer. Of Ban Francisco, for files Of late ps.
yiodicals. Il you want any paper in t'w
known world by I'll means scud to-"Jerry.'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

- We arc indebted to Nj. Porter. At w
+. l. Co.'s EXPIRES. for files Of late paper,
,nd periodicals. ~ ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

Wasck-Ths Ovespsi~w says the slir
F. W. Bailey was wrecked At Lobos Point
usar IL uosth side e ~ entrance Of Goldes
sSe7ase, On To night II The 9Th inst. Captain
Dyer and seven others out Of seventeen Per.
,sohs, wsss lat. She was outward bound
' destined e. Puget Soand. 'a.,' sala srry7
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

~ Mr.. Hale informs us that the Indians
|st Lapvai raised LAST ssasGaan about 1000
bushels ~ Of wheat instead i + ae0a = stated
b. ~ hat week. 4. aoa ,ai,,..ns r.. IL :.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

: eEhANcRATi0N.-Ths Senate Of Califor
No passed resolutions, on the 9Th inst. on
dorsing the Predicate Emancipation Procla
nation, BY . vote Of 81 to. g..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

u The Portland .1i~es says that steam,
r b being built At vidtosiA TO- - tgeresu
hat place and Portland. s6hs sirto be l6Q
Get In length = fai1ownH =ToGs yDo 'on !
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

y No money has yet been received BY
tho Secretary to PAY members their POI. diem
and mileage We al'sald hear much Y Gus.
sing" II Il would d. he subject ius(jeelars 4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

u Tho New York Committee for aiding
The Distressed operatives Il IAwsashiss, Eng.
land. collected in one day. At the beginning,
over $4,000 for that purpose. This is thu
r,turn the ~. tlaratsd Yapksss..' make for the
" non'intsrvention'' policy Of Great Britain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-24

'' MuRDER AND LyNcHiNo At SrE,LACooM
We are informed that Mr.. Andrew Byrd, a
worthy citizen of Stsilacoom was shot by -
Bates, on Wednesday last, while sitting in the
Postofice At that place. causing his death yes.
terday morning. Bates was Immediately ap.
pretended and placed in confinement. After
the Dc: III Of Mr.. Byrd. on Friday, the Jail
was , 81 sed. and the prisoner taken there.
from and hung by the excited populaee. We
are not informed - to the Gauss Of ths shoot.
ing further than it related to . aispsts about
the ownership Of cattle. 'pH .'s''s1 .e'sseK