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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

The Late Honticide.-An inquest was held
yesterday by Justice Nettles, Of Henrico
county, on the body Of Benjamin w. Reid,
who was shot on Saturday last by q man
named Colin Kitchen. AS stated in our last
issue, the difficulty was the consequence OF
too great intimacy between the deceased and
KS wife. We give the following substance
Of the evidence which was given Def ,re the
jury of inquest On Saturday last Kitchen
was observed passing up and down in front
of Reid's residence, and was heard to utter
threats against his life. Between five and
six O'Clock in the afternoon q man named
Lawrence called to see Reid, and while in
conversation at his gate Kitchen came up
and called him Or to one side, when, after
some few remarks, X. was heard to say,
"You are a id liar and id rascal"
Reid replied that he was without arms,
but would fight him fairly. Kitchen then
put his hand in his breast pocket and pulled
ont pistol, upon which X. opened his gate
and advanced towards him; approaching
within few steps the pistol was cooked and
leyelled at Reid, who grabbed at 1t, when it
Immediately went Off and Inflicted upon him
the wound which terminated fatally the next
day. Immediately after the discharge Of the
pistol the parties clinched and struggled for
a few minutes, during which time the weapon
fell to the ground, breaking into three
pieces. At the conclusion of the testimony
which was given, the jury returned the fol
lowing verdict: I'VE, the jury, certify that
according to the evidence given in the case,
the deceased, Benjamin w. Reid, came to his
death by pistol shot from the hands OF
Colin Kitchen"
The examination of Kitchen was post
poned by the Mayor till this morning, in or
der that he might satisfy himself with re
gard to his jurisdiction in the matter. The
prisoner was present in Court, and mani
tested very little concern about the situation
in which he is placed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14
The Great Defeat Confessed.

The Nashville Union of September %,
contains interesting accounts Of the
b'ocdy battle of Chckamauga. In a letter
to the tinninnati Gazette, copied in the
Unioa, the correspondent begins his letter
WI item Moaday after the battle a, follows:
"Another battle and would that could
say, another victory! Bat. a'as! truth
compeis me to declare that, after a series of
tremendous struggles, unsurpassed by any
thing similar in the present war, the Army of
the Cumberland has beee overwhelmed by
numbers; has suffered immense losses in
men and material, and has fallen back to a
new position -
The rout Of the Yankee army is thus
graphically described
While stood gazing upon the seer e from
the summit OF tHe ridge, some rebel skir-
mishers appeared in the skirts Of the woods
opposite the gap have m entioned, aud fluEg
perhaps a doZea musket balls into the ield
Instantly men, amin .ls, vehicles, became a
mass OF struggling, sh' uting, frightened life.
Everything and everybody appeared to rush
head!ong for the larrow gap, and men,
horses, mules. amhuiances, baggage wagons,
arlill ry carriages and caisOns were rolled
and tumbled together in a confus, d, mex.
tricabe and finally mot oniess mass, com.
pletc!y blocking up the mouth Of the gaps.
Nearly all this b"oty subsequently fell into
the hlnds OF the enemy. Sickenei and DIS
gusted b! the spectacle turned away to
watch the operations Of General Thomas'k
corps, upon which alone depended the sa ety
OF the amy.
The Yankee loss is ret down as follows:
SOUR losses have been most severe snd
can ecarcely fall short Of l 700 killed, and
1000 woundtd Col. Burnette tells me that
our loss in artillery will not fail far short Of
SO pieces. Our deficiency in transportation
and baggage cannot now be estimated.'' -
The Unions own correspondent attempts
to account for the desperate courage display
ed by our m en- in the fight. The reason as
signed BY this abolition sheet for such val
or as has never been surpassed has no effec!
other than to provoke fmile OF contemP'
tor the writer. He sass:
"The rebs fought like hell hounds, &C.
they are,,--b. irg stimulated with whisse,-
and they steadily advanced (Or rather stag
gered) on our mon, whilft they had line
left to advance. Our brigade met them
h. nd 10 hand in chs &c driving and
being dtiven in tur0, until the fold was ~.
orally suewn with ths ki'lel and wounded
on both sides. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14
From Charlesfon.

CHARLESTON, Oct l3.-Thc firing con-
tinues slowly this morning. Some inter
esting information is derived from the
two prisoners captured Saturday night.
They state that batteries Gregg and Wag-
ner will be ready to open upon the city
in two weeks; that Gen. Gilmer is mount
ing many three hundred FOUNDER Parrott
guns; that new iour-gun battery las
been constructed between Gregg and
Wagner; that Pafrott, the inventor of the
Parrot gun, is on Morris Island, super
vising the mounting of guns, and that
Greek fire consists Of oakum soaked with
q mixture Of ether and guano.
They say that the huge iron clad fri
gate Dictator, with three additional mon.
itors, is daily expected from New York
The two men missing from our recent
expedition to blow up the Ironsidcs--
Lieut.. Glassell apd the fireman Sulli-
van-arc prisoners, having been picked
up by the enemy's launches.
They report that our fire from James
Island is very effective and annoying
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Hastings C0urt-This Court assembled
yesterday. Present. Recorder James X.
Caskie, Aldermen Sanxay, Bray, Jones,
Chandler, and Gary.
Sylyanus T. Brown, a free negro, charged
with stealing two calves OF the value Of $3.50,
was yesterday tried, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to be sold into absolute slavery. This
is the same negro who, 1t is alleged, coli.
ducted the enemy in their raids through the
county of Charles City.
James jennings, charged with stealing .
gold watch, yalued at $500 from John W.
Cosby, was arraigned for trial aud sent on
before Judge Lyons.
Lewis, a slave of Turpin s. Yarbrough,
charged with stealing gold watch, valned
at s109, from Joseph A. Brown, was tried
and ordered to receive twenty lashes for the
offence.
William, slave Of John Karr, charged With
stealing sundry articles from John p Bal
lard, was ordered twenty lashes. He was
also ordered twenty Iashes for stealing sun-
dry articles Of wearing apparel from the
Winder Hospital.
Stepney Scott, slave of VIM. Breeden,
charged with receiving gold watch stolen
by q negro named Lewis, knowing the same
TO have been stolen, was acquitted
The Court then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14


Uste49A Amns1giea ---Seve,.t ..~.... ,-..N
male and female, were yesSSr1sy sessi...r Is.ss
0es0ye tho Mayor for meeting & ~ri11SE1
numbefs In this city on MOndsv ri-rs =
These @eemblies having become "a frenrs-e
q late, Ills Honor took occasion 10 lav Xrs,...
the law with regard TO them for the fntrr.
and intinafcd that they should be no l0nrerr
permitted. II had been the practice or eerfsim
Justicee TO grant permission to nevrues Il,
hold religious meetings, At which 3 great
many other things besides pyauieo were In .
dulgcd In. II should be understood that fhe
only officials authorized by the ordinance ia
give iiceuse to morc than ave uegvOes ia
meet together at any one time were the
Mayor, u IN the city, and, in his absence. the
Recorder; II both the Mayor aud Recorder
should be absent, then the 816ior Alderman.
For his part, the Mayor satlfhe wished the
police to understand that, having secn 30
much evil reeultiDg from these Gafkeriuus.
he should in future refuse permission for
another one, and Ii they should find any Of
them going on with an order purportinr to
come from him they were to disregard II. "a
an evidence OF insanity on his. part In thus
sancfioning such proceeding. His Honor
rsterrcd to the greai difficulty Experienced
by white persons to obtain hacks while Won
might go out on the strcet any evening aud
lind numbers OF them, filed with nerroes.
driving at rapid rate. So we arc 10 have
no more private negro entertainments here.
Ind may look Tor more orderly stAte Of al.
fairs hereafter, as well as large diminution.
OF petty thefts and other rascalities which
have resulted from allowing negroes such
wide privileges as they have heretofore en-
loved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

GoasoxsyfLLs, Oct ls.-A snnall fore.
Eof Cur cavalry sng1ged K1Ipa4rick YES
terday evening near Cnlpeper G. H., and
were driven back withia ) mile Of thu
town, when they wses reinforced and
pushed the ensmy beYDnd Brandy Sta.
ton. Another posti04 Of our cavalry
surrounded poftiotL Of Kilpatrickis
force on Sunday near Brandy and can.
tured nearly three hundred prisoners.
Fourteen more prisoners were captured
by our cavalry in : sknmish with Bufori
yesterday.
These, with others picked up and cap
tured between Robertson river and Bran
dy, amounting 70 three hundred and
eighty, mostly cavalry, were brought
here to-day. They were from over eighty
different regiments.
DIR. John A. Nelson and Its. Lomax
and Yaloe, I'd Va cayalyy, we're killed in
skirnish at Raccoon Ford on Sunday
last.
It is reported that the enemy burnt
Rappahannock bridge On Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14
The FRENCH FASHIONS. - A letter
from Paris SAYS:

Two things strike one as particularly novel
In ladies' costumes at TrOuvillc; first, the
very pretty chamois c0lored leather boots,
coming bali way up the leg and either but
toned or laceo at the eide, the tops being or.
namented with silk cord and two small tas-
English, walking sticks, sportcd by the most
elegant of the vOtaries Of fashion.
These canes are simply wooden sticks.
more or less carved and Ornamented, with
dat Gilt tops, and finished of, like the boots,
with q cord and tassel II IL to be hoped
that these novelties In female attire will not
be- admitted in town; they are al very we'll
to climb rocks with, Or 20 walk In the deep
seft sand. 90 tiring to tho feet, but they
would be auite absurd In the streets or In the
parks. This 10, however, no rcaaon why
they should be coudemned b. faahion, aimee
wisdom Is 20 rarely consulted n her 6eci.
eions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

SCENE IN GEN. BEAGGs ApJuTANr GENE
RAILS OFFICE i.ady--Is this where
Captain Bragg lives,
Col Brent-Ycs, madam. Can I do any.
thing for you?
Old Lady-Weil, you see, mister, lives
over where the Gtin' was, aud when Captain
Briggs company skered the Yankees they
ran rite past my house rite pert, when uip
comes Captain Forrest with his critter COM
pany and makes fight rite through my yard
and oversets my ash hopper and trcads--
Gen Bragg (sitting aearl-Col Brent, SEQ
that the lady's claim Is settled immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

A Desperate Chdracter-There was com.
mitted to Castle Thunder yesterday man
named John Il. Reavcs, belonging to COM
pany &c, 4th North Carolina regiment, who
stands indicted by the Supreme Court of
North Carolina for stealing, firing upon citi-
zens while passing along the road, threaten
ing to burn citizens houses, and being des-
the neighborhood in which he lived" It is
said that Reaves is 4 perfect outlaw, and has
been guilty Of almost every act in the whole
decalOpuc of crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Sent On.-A mulatto boy, named Rufus,
said to be the slave OF MI Charles Snead,
was arraigned before His Honor yesterday
ON the charge Of stealing silver watch from
another negro, named Nelson Watson. The
case was examiHed into and the accused sent
ON to the. November term OF the uustings
CouIt for further hearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Delinquent 7.ixss -1ife Sheriff will in a
few days now make his returns OF deiin-
qu .nts, anu we would advise all who have
not paid their taxes to call at the Sherif's ol.
fee and do 60. Those who have real estatr.
and have not paid taxes on il, had better do
so al once, and prevent it being sold thereby
saving themselves Ineh trouble hereafter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Gen. Forrest Is n5w in Mobile. lio hA4.
rendered his resignation of hia position -
What h the matter With Bragg and his Genc-
1aiss
Joseph Leonard, Of Petersburg, Va, cuk
hia throat ON Thursday last, ifom tho c0eetn
Of which he 6ied on Saturday.
Hon. Pierre Soule has l,een appOinlod a
DrigadierG General In the Confederate arsny
and ordered 70 the deld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Liquor Ian Violations some half dozen
partics were arraigucd before the Mayor ves.
terday, charg d with selling liquor on Sun.
day, contrary to Law. Several OF them were
required to pay into the city -lreoeury hand.
soane fInta, while others were released wifh
an admo0ltian TO avoid suslicIon for tho q.
<urN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14
Steamboat Disaster...Sevent
Lives Lost.

MOBILE, Oct. 12.-The steamer Mary
Wilson, connecting with the Mobile and
Great Northern Railroad, was burned
Sunday. About seventy lives were lost.
The mails, freight, and steamer, are a
total loss.
Postmaster Bowers notifies parties,
that the mail matter from the Mobile Of
flee, from 10 A. NJ. Sunday, is a total
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

The Battle of C.iehan.a,.qa --FoS the infor.
nation oi our readers who may have had
fiicnds in the recent battle of Chiekanituga. 4.
we viii state TINT a list Of Ia casualties which
occurred there has heen received II the
Army Intelligence Office, in this ciiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Stealing Groceries three negroes, Cor
nelius Fells, Henry Jinks, aud Jim, arrested
on Sunday last on the charge Of breaking
into james Ii. Grant's storeroom, on Satut-
day night last, and stealing there from sun
dry articles of provisions, to the value OF
$500, were examined by the Mayor yester-
day morning and sent OH for further trial To
the November term Of the Hustirgs Court,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Going Aofta The next flag of truce from
this city will carry North Col Irving, OF
New York, and DR.. Worthington, who hayo
been prisoners in this city for some time -
They have bes Ii .!uiy exchanged for Southern,
soldiers Of equal rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

The Libby Pfisaa-Tle commitments 1T
this institution yesterday were few and Of
minor Importance We viii only cnnmerate
that of Major J. Hall, belonging to The lat
Vermont cavalry, captured OH the 18th cf
this month at Mirshville, on the line Of the.
Rappahaunoc!..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Shooting a Dog IN The Street Richard Tur.
ner was yesterday fined S. by inc Mayor for
shooting dog belonging to j.. W. Satter-
white on Monday evening last. Turner had
been very mnch annoyed by the dogs bark
ing at his horse, while riding past his owners
house, and for this reason the eLootisg was
dom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

THE ENEMY ADVANCING IN EAST TEN
NEssEE.-The Lynchburg Republican, Of
yesterday, has the following paragraph:
Reports were brought by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad that our forces had been
driven back this side Of Jonesboro' by the
enemy. The particulars of the fight we have
not heard; but, coupled with the reported
telegram from Gen. Jones of another raid
threatened on the salt works, We feai that
the enemy have concentrated on onr troops,
and if so, matters again look threatening in
that ouarfer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Failure to Comply ,eRi q Market Ordnance
N. L. Green was fined g.. by the Mayor yea
terday for falling 10 exhibit on his sta l in he
Second Market the heads, tails, aud hides OF
all beef cattle killed and offered for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

A Coop PLAN.-Salt has fallen considera-
bly, at the Alabama Salt Works. Il Is Ia con-
sequence OF the law recently passed nv tha
Legislature, which places any man, without
reference to- age, who sells It for more than
$l5 bushels in the second or acifye CASA az
the militia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Whipped.-John, slave OF j. b. Anderson,
was ordered by the Mayor yesterday Ia re-.
ceive thirty-nine lashes for having In his pos
session ono hog supposed to be stolen. The
hog in question was exhibited in Court, anti,
-ppessea in y basket, cut in fonr or five Iarts,
as II was, with the hair en- IL, presented y
quite novel and not very nice appearance.
thirty for stealing corn from the &. 8. Gov
crnment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Re ELEcrED.-Gov. Brown has been re-.
elected Governor Of Georgia for the fourth
term, BY vote OF the people, and without
counting the army vote. This Will swell biz
majority to any desirable extent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Dischdryed-A white woman, named Mary
Salery, was aNaigncd YESTERDAY before the
Mayor on the charge Of harb0iing on her
premises hog which it was thought she had
not come by honestly. The testimony In
the case failing to fix the guilt upon her, she
was discharged aud the hog ordered to be
restored to her.
Patrick Reid, booked as Yankee deserter,
who had been found in the street drunk and
disorderly, was examined and discharged with
an admOnitiOH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

nm poLLAks Reward.-Ran away from the
rVO residence Of the writer, corner Of 7th and
s,.Sa aiests, On Monday morning last, ginger
w tolorea toy, named jim, about IA years old,
ia lafse mouth, very sprightly aud lively, and
~ singing comie songs when ut leisure. He IL ve
s"i 81 .od'ers and my impression is that he has
kshnHs w Win some Of the local companies around
/, oha or Petersburg. Ia which latter place
ls,. - sised BY Mr or Mrs Pesrman. aud sold
10 ,n ,t' nafeh last, at Lee James,, by y Bur
n,,k. 's ,a Ars 10 Gears recoliscted, except whip
N, .,n oh Appearance when he was very young
Ist,.D tsssrd will be paid if delivered 70 Hill,
TO, kiehmoul. FL SAMPSON,
osg "enersi Freight Agent X D Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Adeance ia the Price for Hattr aid Gas.--
The Council at its last meeting, held on
Monday eyeying, adopted reports from th.
Wafer and Gas Committees, increasing the
rates Tor those very necessary and convent
$40 per one Thousand inches, which Ia an afi.
vance of about one hundred .per cent. 1t
was stated by o member nf The Council. IN
Justification OF the move, that even at thia
figure the gas works would not pay expenses
Dy at least two dollars "a thoaaand, and IL
Was used as an argument in favor of the in.
crease that the public buildings in this CITY
consuMed about two-fhlr,,s Of the whole
amount Of gas made. The increase Of wafer
rates was about fifty .pcr cent. over those
now CHARGED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

A Valuable L.ihte WasR.--The s.Stranger's
Guide and Official Directory" is the title of
directory just published by Geo. r. Evans
u Co. Wig building 1t is not saying too
much to call this little pamphlet invaluable.
1t gives the localities of.,ll the public offices,
and the names and residences of the cilic. ais
who do business therein, with the character
OF the business they transact, and will prove
very acceptable to all strangers who come TO
the city on Government affairs 1t will also
be very welcome to the citizens, not one
third of whom know where the public Offices.
hospitals, DC, are located, or who have
charge of them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14
itEfL ESTATE fUk HALE.


DEAUiiFuL L Residence AT Ashland, On the Frede
ID reksburg railroad, with five acres Of Land at
achef, for sae.-%e are authorized TO sell q most
badtta! residence located as above, with five acres
II laui attached now occupied by Mr Nathaniel Au
gust I. contains eight good rooms, besides kitchen,
barn, stable &C. Possess on given in few days
lie purchaser VIII have free ticket the railroad
iof hauy years, thus enabling him to visit Rich
nold daily. Apply 10
Dc l5--it GODDIN Il APPEkSON.
tAkN For SaIc.-I otter for saIe my Farm ,situ-
y ssel in Charles City county, on the Chicka-
homhy river. 2 4 miles from its mouth. The tract
contains 80 sere', OF which 600 In timb r. the
resiop-n land l25 acres have been heavily lined
aud indace finely. For terms, &c, appIyto
LAND,
oc S-eOd5tt CorLer 10th aId Cary sta.
E'Ahd tor sa!c--I ouer for sale my farm, Situated
'hCnarles City co. on The Cnickahominy river, TX
hles from lie mouth The tract contains $50 acres,
O Which 500 in timber the rest open land. l25
sfes have been heavily lined AMI produce timely.
i~ 'e'Hs, &c, apply to LAMB,
&S-eod5tt Corner 18th and Cary sts
A VALUABLE Farm for Ssle--As agents for
- The owner, We CTR for salc tract OF land,
helly improved, with comfortable, large dwelling
shaaso tut houses. Parties wishing reformation
f5sdFding PARTICULARS v il. call on Us.
N2-2w MiLAIR & CO.
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KUNA va YS

R'NAwAi-ssO Reward.-Kunaway, my g,ri Ma.
ia about IS years old: ginger bread color; height
a0lG'a eet inchee; has Child at the breast four
ed sess ga The last heard Of her size was opposite
@ [e oia Maskes, il sn alley with free negroes, who
W ss 10 uulo' harboting her. The above reward viii
H. pai' oh her delivery 10 JOHN DAVE, on Frank
'h street orto NJ CHAMBEiiS
~ i2-Jts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

nNE Hundred and Fifty Dollars X. ward Stolen
from my horse in Sidney, on the night OF the
9th, white Cow, with red spotted or dapped Sides
horns from the side Of her head; giving near two
gallons Of milk per day.
will give $3.50 for her return, and no questions
asked. JaS DEVIJV
Grove Road, near VIM Aliens Farm, Sidney.
Oc l3-hte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

STRAYED or Stoiea- Since Saturday last, my large
~ white Sow liberal reward viii be paid 10 any
one who will deliver her to me, at my fathers resi-
dence, on 23d street, between Broad and Marshall
oc l4-lt~ BIC LEWIS
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'H"fOkS For SALE AND HIRE.


'N"HOkS FOR SALE AND HIRE.
a,,' good Cook, Washer ani Ir0ner,
Year ,r ~, ehen'nbranee, Tor the balance Of the
a.n ,,,, W tAe month; also, young and active
'''a 10 be good hand.
cen-,,. TH0S. J. BAGBY,
- NO Wall st, under st Charles Hotel
II VERY - remain la, or near the ely, a
Epa .s', Black Boy, II years Of sgs, who has
AbDy :. ~ prfi'i IN the dutiex Of house ssrysnt.
Lv,s flte~t jail. oe l2 eod3ts
fear nj. have Tor h,fe for the ba,auee of the
Gi.-s. Aey negro girl, who IL good Nurse.
JAS NJ TAYLOR.
OFFICE sOrTHsgs TX Co.
MGIcp Richmond, Oct 18TH, tSS3
N az as hereby gfyeo that no package weigh.
qaes @ 'of'y pounds viii be received at this
ass ous, .sasys ~. Of each week, in order that
ts,aasy D. ',, Va wan Tie company can have an CD
~n-st tue Drills.
AioI,ov HAMILTON, Agent.
~ bscAb persons hsviag tobacco seor,d n
e asarea ~ usif'ase are hereby notified tbst il
W lhe warehouse '''-' =
Exseiv 81, NARY BROOKS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

Hundred Dollars Reward-Lost On The
evening Of Saturday, the 10th instant Gold
Watch and Chain. The watch was single-cased, with
white face, made by John Cragg, London, for
Mitchell Tyler; No 18 ,923. One hundred dollars
will be paid for its delivery q. this Office
Oc 13-af&
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4 \NE Hundred Dollars Reward Lost, a package
" containing eleven hundred dollars, addressed,
to Moore & Hayward. ANY one finding the above
package will get the above reward by leaving II at
the Southern Express Office. jos GERRING.
1A-att