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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18
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NRpsEs.,AY MORNING. .xoyRxR:R 10, 1909
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA..

MRDNE.:,AY MORNING.. .NOvRARiR 1s. 1869.
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Infoshatlon received -justifies the impress
sion that the demonstrations made by the
enemy on Sunday, At Morton and Raccoon
Fords, were Ooly intended a. a feint to cover
their real designs, which seem to be the
transfer Of the main body of their army to
the lower fords of the Rapidan, near It's
junction with the Rappahannock.
It was asserted yesterday morning at Cor
donsvllle, and generally credited, that the
greater portion Of Meade's forces were NOV.
Ing along the north side Of the Rapidan in
the direction of Germanna Ford, and it was
conjectured that an attempt at that point
would be made 10 cross the river.
This movement lessons the probability OF
general engagement for the present, but
much, Of course, depends upon the activity
Of the Yankee Commander. Ifhe should at.
tempt to cross at Germanna or United States
Fords a decisive fight. will doubtless result in
the vicinity Of the old Wilderness battle
field.
The Central train last night brought down
some twenty prisoners, captured near MGR
toh's Ford on Sunday.
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Sase the Yonng Stock Farmers and era.
ziers should withhold from market all their
yearling cattle, unless there ia danger of
losing them by Federal raiders The heavy
demand for beef with which to feed the army,
and the contracted space from which it has
to be drawn, is rapidly relieving the country
OF horned stock, and unless some check is
put to it will soon cut Off the supply If hut
ter as well as meat. The people had better
do without meat for season or two, and
thus give time for replenishing the stock,
than to kill off the old cattle and the Young.
as they are now doing, and soon he com
PEELED to do without Eleat and butter.
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1ho,ncted.-Junior Second Lieut.. Thomas
Elicit, ef the Crenshaw Battery of this city,
has been appointed Captain Of that battery,
Elicit has been Lieutenant In the battery
ever since its organization, and is highly
esteemed by his command
Sergeant E. q. Hollis, of this city, of the
same company, has been elected (unani-
mously) TO ill the vacancy occasioned by
the promotion of Lieut.. Elicit. Sergeant
Hollis is said to be very popular with the
command, and it is thought he will make au
excellent officer.
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Hsafesss Cssst -lueeu Ieaoe 800 61S1 a.
InWe wt1o but tb1so ss1d3t 0 -
C0un yesterday, Two a uN3c& f11n1111| fl1l
acqnn,M. and eee = eoustel(1o.: ~ -
Rlehesd y. Bs.as, isaleeaa - an,r1uu - :.
hosse lkpm l1ttleh4fsy =. 49,. II 6s@S ~
CITY, was as1algued, md I'D - - I1sSs
AAeS hsarjax the 6yi6C6co an6 ~ s(
cJnneeL the Jury retired fbF e6U3 r. ~
and 90 their fstnrn bsought In : vssl1eS q
not gallty, "a.
John D6yis, isdlcted o. ~ cAapee q fene.
f0tine . nee10 Ouued b. John @. HpnH -.
was put upon hi6 fsiAl, plead not eUiI1v. ~
acquitted BY the Jury.
Henry G. Clarke, Indicted for eteaIlne (
gold watch and chain from rrcdoetct ~.
Ilolliqs, on being arraigaed, ,p1on1 ~ 9ulDey.
The evidence showed that C1nska - -.
sessed the watch and sold 4, ~ q ho eeula
not show that he camo ~ & Il i Ia1Illu -
manner, the jury fousd Sim Gujlly, - -
certained his tern Of IwpsjsoanSat = ~
peniteutiary At one year.
Today james Jeunings, elasxs1 v1ek ~.
ccny; Thomas 81. Wuk1ne0a "a Wf1111
Fits changed With horse steallnR - re
cnaeI CALVIN, chDrged With barraAi ~ G7I1 !
tcring the dwelling Of Mr. u0uiS r. ~ SkKe
time, arc to be tried Jurors and vlfnS
may save themselves aOme trouble 81 ~
tending promptly at 10 o'clock.
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Libsrai Fsesent-Captafn VIM. G.. Cren-
shaw, Of this city, formerly commander OF
the Crenshaw Battery, sent from England to
his old command, who have received them,
one hundred pairs splendid thick sole Eng
lish boots, It is splendid boot for army
wear. The company appreciate the gift,
and will not have to depead upon the Con
federacy or the battlefield plumber to be shod
the coming winter. The Captain has been
very liberal towards his old.conpany. He
gave them, while with them, q splendid uni
form, including overcoat, shoes, winter un-
derclOthes &c
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Charged .SisA &ea'aeg-Charles Rose, q
white lad, and Willis, his servant, were be-
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge of stealing one pair of shoes, a pair
of socks, . few potatoes, aud package OF
butter, from Allen Carter aud G. A. Shankle,
ON Monday last. All the parties came on
from North Carolina in company, and reach.
ing the depot IN this city employed hack tn
take them to Gen. Winder's office. Very
soon after their arrival here the articles men.
toned were distracted from satchel, which
was locked, and which was forced Open The
Mayor after hearing the evidence remanded
the parties for further examination.
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NAp0tROu,s Posfx1Oa fowAnps RuesIA. Arr
.,.....
49, Hss.AASs =" - loa.a~ ~ S1ssso.. -
The Atmerial DtpIes,afioue Of Octaber a. uup.
s
Hshes the EOHOWssg aaaiysts 0f the dispatch sent
bv II. DruuYn de f.,hmvs 10 ahr Anhassndorr ri
r,..c. q, I.na,- -. u..... ..,.,,. -, "a !. 4, 3
-. !. - -. 80" 49,. ''s ss"'
'ass, ana ci tne dsspateh s"fwafde0 upsh the ioi-
IDwtng day 20 the DUO de Granl0nt
preliminary agre.men, ~ The .hr... f."ar,s - /.
sauye tf ,nni,.rasloo mi .ra.sh nsca...a sl.. -
Il imposrs upon them the nrcessIfv nf nsece =.
by way or Compromise II ada, A., si.e n,,nrisv ~
their laneuare: Il shows then, nn;,aa tn IL.
suIt of the anne I'D :,
Ifis 4. llsefl ~ IN N, a,n,.,r ,h. .o,,,
arity which il ndafsna nrnsen,s 80
secrsitv for Anstvla u,f.i evnnsed - Isss -.
sranhical n,sIaIou = 80 So
-1he dignifv IF the ,h.,a pov,S,. .shsch a,...a
,he nofes NJ 4 NH M ami ,h. s.,rs.. - Ts :
s.s ,.,h,rt M &c. 4. ~ y - aS nse
M. evpu,,,eii,s af non ,,c .,t,rs -.
r-.e,,. s,o., ! Gt,..s - -, ., -, :. :. ~
or 4 ,evnsitr rnsn,s of ,h.. -, - -. n
nrs ~ his.h s,cnad sho sGnet 80. ~ Iass " .s - ..
a..s - - ~ =. ~ ILL., - " ioi', s"e1g ss's-
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ann. ~ rnr1tn. ~ s"t,.,.,s ,.s., - 80 -
! form If 4 convensfon =, 4 nsoenrns ~ -.e.. -. =.
s1bj. docuu,e,, Tho sb.,,a fson,,s ...,.1S
rrnew ,hetr eneaoe,asn, :" ,,.nc. pns 8. ~
cnnai,ions of !, so,ia nj a,,ror.s ,,as, ~, - -.
unite tI,ejy efforts 10 at,,tr IN. ...,.n, .ra -
OF methods OF persuasion beins exba,,ssrd
result 9
In titr dispatch dated June d which tho Duc IL,
CY.,mont read tuo 1avs yu, .rds t C,,,n
h.rg fl,., Ffech f:ahinet l,ciared a, Il T,,,1u "a,
erst..s,t t1e circuulsDecfiou which nr,dpncs re,
aefrd r tlrr fso,srf NJ Tss,.a =. ,i,o
Polish 0ucsfinIi France ,sns = fsn,n
10 Austria any idea Of timidify. whirl a,as - n
sutted IN co osea, Powar ss !, ,vas ;.rnn.,s.a M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

'ruAnY NRw = lVo find I'm t,,u
$500 -, " '
hummer VI Tue we" orleans Ffccya:h the following
dolefui article upon trade IN that city In the an
,unn of This wear of ls63 How !, cop,r,s;s win,
=, "
me eonh'eteia' articles oil the same sheet in years
gone by, and yet The flag of the United STATES
a,,,s ove, ,b. C,sscsn, 1,i,y aud Tho cov...,
:. ....,so,,,
"leP'cse"s eA"'''"s'y e'a''s t"a' '"e MISSISSIPPI
fs free t0 trade frOia its to its mouth What
an admission of the fuiii,v Of ALI their exn.c,,
,,,;,n, .,a .,n,x,,;,.rs :, III. ..,,.,. e.. -
' "'" "p. " "'' "''''e '"" the
Tfcdy"ne:
Tho movements in IMMORAL trad. con,i,,o n, :.
s,nvoish scale thoaol1 tl,ere ts a ,iv.,w in"u,v s
surar and mo,:sses with daily sales and = s,yona
desire eyinc ed 10 move IN coiton 10 ,J,e nt ~,
receints In saving this mucb we have said ai,om,
MI ,hat can br dednced under The nrcser, star. f
an;,irs The almost total absence of arrivals ~,
steamers from the Weat Ienrpssas tha gen.rai IN
clinarion on The part of those of our commercia,
community who are in ps,sition md have rrSnn,cs.
TO meet what limited opportunities in trade NAV
ofF.r II fo,ows that @he eyee and landing. sn "a,
.,s nrv,te trade is concerned are vol of tIa, a.
tiyi,y and iiyeliness which have been marked fea
tures On The openiug OF tir fan trade in sess,ns
nasr A nroof postiye of sreat defi cheney IN tho
tVss,er, ,rade aud in,e,courss win ,he r:rs., Wa,
.nd No,,h,yes, we L., ve mar.Iy m o,,nLo 70 H. ~
,ho, v,;,,in ,I,a Ina, nine o co i,,.re In n. ~,
,.,o small cnr.oes of Western nrodmcc rena;vaa a,
on, Ianaino On nriva,e nccnmpt these comnr,s" ;"
80, t;,,;,aS ada,,nrs IN s,ocLs ~ ,h .pi
si,; I'm. ,hsrs a ,a fair smnniies asana,es ShaxS
h,,sr and on,a,oes hm, Of fonr We n",v s;md 7Ah
harr,.,s and ahom, AOo nack aces ,f bacon .,d ha
san,,a, ,s havna hesn ad,isd ~ ,hs .,ah, ,ai a. ,
,r..,.i.usiy ,,.,a Of th,t asaa,,i.I u,,ist. -
20 much ,comirea for nlanfatidn nurnosas va .,o
no, nhsarve hare, renorfed and the mir has con
seouen1Iy advanced to over $40 per barrel Our la
ountafions from New York ounte SI3 ~ IN six -
Family marketing still rules at figures which shouid
encnuyage cargons on cargoes of heeyes and beef
cattle in general ither The stocks of hreadstuff.
are now reduced to nearly as low an ehb As in AprI
, 1862 Sales of flour were made Yesterday OF the
Ieyee Wholesale at SI4 per barrel: of course the
retail price saw per draw load ruled AT an advance
win, family arocers recurring SIS or more TO their
reeu,ar customers Castint aside further remark \
on the very dear Bostion OF bread, we. return 10
cotton. The article was somewhat in allowance
YESTERDAY AMI the day preyians occasiOned hv tha
extreme difficulty in the realization of means ON
the .part of dealers though the market WAS well
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RA7y Burned. S Some few days since, a la.!
named Walter Mcdonald, son OF Mr. John
Mcdonald, corner OF 22;,th and Broad STREETS,
was dreadiuly bnrned by the explosion of a
quantity Of loose powder, which he held in
his hands. Walter and Il number Of co,a-
panlons-were at play on the bin, drilling and
Blasting earth. Whilst Walter was in the act
OF setting Off blast, coal Of 6re or spark
accidentally fell into the powder which he
held in his hands, and, exploding. burned
his face, hands and a:ms in frightiul man
ner. This should be q warning 10 boys not
to play with powder, and to parents not to
allow their children TO use so dangerous an
agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

fsas At scorTsvILLi.-LiriIe's wool cardans
factory, and Ave frame hHildings used for stofage'
Il scoiisvilie, Va, were destroyed BY fire ON sun
day night last The greater part Of the contents
were saved. The loss Il heavy and supposed 10 he
the result Of incendiarissu. There was very iftls
insurance. and none Of Il In the Jefferson com
pany Of Sc0ttsviiie.
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The Ginning Waasr promises to be an ear
ly and severe one, and for. that reason all
who can afford to do SO should lay In large
supplies Of fuel and other necessaries of
comfort. Coal aud wood, though apparently
plentiful, are held ut exorbitant prices, aud
with an upward tendency. II those who
can afford to do so have laid in their winter
stock, the poor win have the privilege oi
buying all that comrs to market, and their
more fortunate ncighbors will be In condi.
tiOn to assist them
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RUNA WA Us

THlyE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-The abov.
L reward will be given for the apprehension snd
delivery to me, or secured in any Jail go that ca.
get hin again, Of negro by, who calls himself Pc
Ter, sad belonys 10 WIN Breedcn, Of Kichmond, Va
sai boy left Richmond about the 18th or 10th O
September Iast He Is tall, black negro, aud o
fyrleasing address No marks recolleeted, except
thai he has bad front teeth. He WAS last seen u
leave Gen Stuart's headquarters, near Orange G II.
Gu q very iae horse belOIgiug 70 tha Government.
Ed EACHO,
General Agent an Collector, l4th at.
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FROM cHATEANOO0A.

[sprciAt DIspaTca TO rag alcsnoxp psssA1cn.l
MISSIONARY RIDcE, No. 1s.-At daybrsak
this morning we opened with ten guns e
short range on the enemy's camp on the
opposite side Of the river, above Chattanco-
GA After a half hours firing, they broke mp
camp and dispersed In every directions. The
enemy continues to strengthen bic position
In Lookout Valley. SALlusr.
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Purchasing !Snppt;es-The committee ap-
pointed by the City Council to purchase sup.
plies have found difficulty In buying grain
and meats In the country. because Of the un.
willingness offarmers to receive Confederate q
Treasury notes in payment, they dceming
the present currency less valuable than their
produce. II this is really the cause of the
scarcity, the Council may remedy the difii,
Guilty by substituting city bonds in payment
atthe market rates. Until tho present cur
rcney is made legal tender. or very mucl,
improved, parties who owe nothing and need
but little viii not desire to horde i, up, and
therefore the reason for farmers declining To
sell what they have to spare. True patriot
ism would dictate another course, hut the
love OF money seems to override that oI
country and Independence
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CApsuRe ~ DR. PEfEas.-Dr. Peters, who killed
Gen. Van Dorm, was captured . few days ance on
his plantation upon the Mississippi riyef, where he
was enaaae ed In selling wood u the Yankees. He
proiesssd to hls caraoxs that he was dc.iroas Ct
evitiag back into the csniedeFscy, snaa g a.tsn!
hays b. bsad his WY back loog go had b 1satesa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

Chssfs Of Justice are 40 thick In Richmond
at this tune as blaekbcrries in August. Five
or elk buildings arc occupied by them every
day, and It not Mnfrequently happens thai
two~thirds Of them require jnriesaf the same
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

Sent to The Grand Jn,y~-John A. Wor-
sham, charged with keeping faro bank In
Corinthial Hall bnildina before. the passage
Of the present gaming act, but within the
past twelve mouths, was before the Mayor
yesterday, and held 10 bail To anaMer an in-
dictinent by the next Graud Jury 0f the
Hastings Court, which sits in February next.
None Of the witnsses present testified TO
seeing the game exhibited at any time.
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VHSTRAY--Was taken up on my farm. in Cise-
~ terfieid county, ia May last, an estray Ok.
His color is red aud white; has short tail, aud is
markell with an unierkeel 10 both ears The
owner, by proving property and paying charges.
take him away. JOSEPH = BROWN.
no 16-3tt
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TWO Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward. On the
9Sth OF October traded horses with a so! iie
calling himself J Turpin. The horse I.g1t from
him turned out to have been stolen. will give tie
above reward for mine any Information SO that }
can get him. My horse was dark bay mare. sta
in forehead, left hind ankle white ylish in appear
ance, rides well, and moves rapidly.
L VAN De VENTER
no 17-2ts Richmond, Va
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TOR RENT-To q lady and gentleman without
children, or to two gent'emen wishing to do
thar own cooking a large and we'll furnit he'd room
on Il, ct floor, with kitchen In the yard gas, chan
deliers, Ac. References required Apply IN Clay
ct, 2i house below 4th, south side. no 1S-3t'.
garden in the town of Ashland. The head OF
the family will be entitled to a free ticket to and
from Richmond. Apply to
no 1H-ltf JNO FERRY. Ashland
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& NTOlEN-On Saturday night, IAN Nov, IRON.
- Hickory Hill, Ar Vim + Wickham's farm, nea,
Hanover Court House, sorrel horse bout Is hands
high, in fine order, and very spirited No a,ks
membered except his name, which was short ami
irregular. Walks rapidly and is foe traveller.
will give reward Of $500 for the horse, and S2)c
more for The apprehension OF the thief.
JOHN TAYLOR,
TO i7-2f Ado, Gen WINS Wickham
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desester napned 6aMnei Wsbs, wa& shat apo
killed few days Since IN Frankitn county, Va, by
one 81 the fsovost Gusrd Of ths county.
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4 OSf-tn Hollywood Cemetery. on Sunday
evening, small Breastpin, containing
the likeness Of lady. The finder will be suta
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at the Rough
and Ready Saloon, corner of 9th and Main SIS.
no i7-Qts HALL
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r OST-S2O reward.-A heavy plain gold ring
Il 4 with "E W" the inside The above re-
ward will be paid for the retufn Of the same at N
T Pate's office, Cary street, doors below 18th.
no l6--3t* EFT WINSTON
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TIME VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY ut Amel a
Court House, with 80 acres of Land, for sale
VIII Railroad So miles from Richmond. There a, e
l25 acres in original growth Of oak aud hickory, I'd
20 acres open land, embracing all the building stee
iot built on. The improvements consist Of large
bHS, an excellent dwelling. cont aiming rooms, be-
sdes stabes, kitchen, &c The birding sites are In
greet demand, aud th; whole property located as
70 attract the attention OF capitalists and Others Gs
il s believed that it presents great advantages for
country seats for tho hotel busness, the care
as at such hours as to allow passengers TO get din
ner aud supper at the hotel.
ILRMs vCash or credit, At the option Of the pur-
chaser.
There are at the court house several churches
sares &c 4UDDIN II kPPERSON.
no ui2-3t
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'I'WO Hundred Dollars kswArd.--i w,.i pay tho
i above reward Of two hundred dollars for the
apprehension aud delivery TO me- # negro man
banned frederta who has ivsd for the last 81 xt.en
Mouths at general hospital No !. He Is brown fkip
naa, about 23 or - years old, snd rather stammers
Nheh he is talking to white person. have no
recollection Of his dIess am OF the opinion he il
10 The army waiting on some afiicers Or . mess 81
s'ders, be baviug probably passed htmss II cf ~
re msn lie Is not above the medium sisA.
no7-6tt WIN PHILLIPS.
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no 17-2ts

STRAYED-From BlcOn Qaarter Branch,
i Tuesday last, a lead cOiored Cow. She has a
white stripe down her back aud large horns viii
give liberal reward fol- her return pr information
So that get her rgain. 81 H.LSTERN.
no list
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T Opf--Yesterday, between franklin a,,d Mayo FITS
- B'eastpin, containing hair braided and bearing
on the back the name Of 8 Bfopaugh." tbs
hncer VIII be suitably rewarded upon leaving it al
the Dispatch Office. no l7--3tt
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V,,OR rent-A part Vi = house, with kitchen, ser-
wants room, aud coal house, pleasantly located
on g, ace It, Address "A BC,' a. tue Dispatch OF.
hce Reference lequir.d d. Also, a good brick stable
,or rent nol7-9tt
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r OST-On Saturday, November 14th. between
I % and Sd, on Broad street. a small Pocket
book. containing three hundred dollars and a Ger
tifcate for work. Will pay reward Of fifty dollars
II left at the Dispatch Office.
no 16-ct. MARTHA r TINSLEY.
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FOR KENT AND SALE.

TOR rent-A etore and dwelling apartment on
" Main, bet 14,h and 18th sts, how occupied by
Mr. Kersey, jeweller Possession given on the 20'b.
Also, the third aud fourth stories OF our forma,
store 13:h, bet Main and Cary sts. Pos ess ion
given on the Esd. ALVEY Il IIP5COMB.
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NOR RENT--A suit OF three furnished rooms, With
front and rear entrance separate, and kitchen and
ont house csOMm0datioDs LOcatrn on western su-
hurbs of the civ Address s'bOx S99."
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NSTRAY CON.-Caue to my house last week n.
IL estray Cow, which has been posted and ap
Dralsed according to law. The owner must Come
forward prove property. pay charges, and take he,
aWay Ino l7-3,-l ID b GARDTER,
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A TTENTION, wa,chmakers stolen from my
IA house, in Montgomery county, Va, last Sep
tember, an old fashioned English lever Watch. Nj
los, made by Edward Massie, London. As this
watch vii have 10 be repaired before it can be
used, wachmakers are requested to look out for il
reward OF twenty dollars will be paid for it's re
covery. JOHN & WADE,
no 17-3tf Quartermaster. Generals office
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XIAluABLE MINING LAND FOR sAiE-Tiie
" well kuowu Faber Lead and Silver Nine, D
toenarIc co. offers capitalists Of tie best poe
bl, Investments that Gan now be made. This pro
perly VIII iirIish lead in abundance, besides 10 to
y ounces silver to the tnn Of ore
-Four shafts have been opened TO the depth Of "a
feet aud about $50 tons Of have been raised and
Sun lied very small outlay would put these shafts
il working order.
The Confederate Government will pay the highest
price for lead, and SILVER commands its own price.
The tract CONTAINS COS acres-2O0 cl hred, and the
taiiuee in fine timber
1t s situated on the Orange and Lynchburg railroad
20 NJ g from Cbatlottesv lie, and 30 from Lynch
burg near Hammers Tavern. IL has dwelling
with four rooms, aud slI necessary cut houses and
boarding house wlth ten rooms for the hands. The
ws,l tact Will be sold, or 305 acres without the
ldings
charter has been obtained by which a compar y
eau be at once organized to work this property
specimens OF ore, pat of the mines, and he re-
ports Of profs he Elasssr aud Heinrich be seen
at my oflne. Reference can be had 10 Mr F2per,
sidns 90 the property, whose Post Office is Faber g
Nils, Altem ule CO, or 10 Guard, Fredericksburg.
experlelcea miner can be at once engaged to
take charge OF the property.
A d WILLIAMS,
~ t-e0d5t Real Estate Agent and Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

Stealing an Ogercoat xdhn a. Hbbs, a
soldier, appeared before 1c Mayer yester-
day to answer the charge of stealing ali
overcoat; worth $50, frn& J3mes P. An
dvcws, another soldier IL Ia. time the
theft y alleged to hax lesn .epmnat
ted the parties we're On d6fy at the Ef66y'
Prison, and therefore subject TO military
rule. The Mayor decided that the case was
one for Court Martial, and that he would
have nothing to do with 1t. II soldiers in
camp stole from each other, they ought to
De tried and punished In camp, instead Of
he locked up in prisons, and the country
thus deprived Of their services He knew
that he had jurisdiction In such mat
ters, but deemed it better for the good of
the army and the country that military law
should be applied to all such cases. 1f the
charge were murder, or something akin To
it, he would take cognizance Of it; hut In
such matter as the case before him Court
Martial could readily punish, without de-.
,priving the army of a soldier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-18

on DOLLARS reward Il will give the above re-
~ wtrd for the arrest aud delivery tn me- 0f a
hegro boy, belonging TO Richard Moore, named Alton
%. He ls ab1ut IL years old; Is very black and
baiig grown tor h's age He has been selling vege
labhG IN til, New Market for the last three fouf
years Pr ,bably Le has pass signed by John Pat
iers.n Jas MOORE,
hols-lt No Franklin st.