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q. W. JOHNSON & SON,
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
ENHE FIRM OF /. II. WILLIAMS 4 CO., has been
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM. Nc
Coy the retiring partner having sold his interest to
John Mcclure, Jr.
The business Of the late firm will be settled BY L
A. Williams, and all persons indebted to the frm are
requested to make payment 70 him. .
L II. WILLIAMS,
WM. Mccoy.
Wheeling, Va, February q, 1858
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Co-Partnership.
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purpose Of carrying on the Foundry Business in the
manufacture of Cooking and Heating StoVes Holloyv
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
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:
WarEfINa sT1fIoN, Aug. 8 Is09.yH


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ARISING FROM RXCRSsEs. HABITS OF DISsIRA.
TON, EARLY INDIsoRETION, OR ABUSE,
Attended with the following symptoms:
IndlspositiOn 10 ExeFtiOn, Loss Of Power,
Los ofkIemOry Difficulty Of Breathing,
weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal LRssitude Of Flushing Of the Body,
the Muscular System, EruptiOns on the Face
Hot HAnds Palhd COuntanance,
DTyness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on, which this
Medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
IAIPoTENCY, PATUITY, EPILEPEIC FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they not frequently followed by those
SGiirefi1I dfsaaaeaH
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH

O6S6SE9 GooDSa
EMBRACING all the newest and most fayorite
duced prices.
Also, Fashionable MantIllas and Black Lace Man
ties choice Paris shape in great variety at prices
ALEX. HEYMAN,
my2h Nv 137 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

MORE FEMALE WARRIORS The female
warrior business is not dead yet 4 fine
looking young woman was arrested in
Mobile last week, for wearing male ap-
parel The Tribune says:
She stated that she had been fighting and
travelling under the cognomen OF ''Charley
Green;" that her father aud four brothers en-
listed in March, 1861, in New Orleans. She
joined the Tiger Rifles, Capt. White, and was
with that company in the battle OF Manassas,
where she says she received wound in her
right side. She says, also, that she was in
the battles around Richmond and other
places, was taken prisoner, paroled in Hi
nois, and has since been strolling about from
company to company, and was never stopped
or interrogated before, which is another evil
dence Of the efficient energy displayed by
our Provost Marshal, Major Dennis, who is
determined not to allow anybody to pass
without "coming to showing" "Charley
Green" was taken in and cared tor Several
Louisianians called to see her, aud, after
questioning her TOR some time, were fully
satisfied that she was not a spy, nor disloyal
to the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

A R.cH LETTER TO GEO. ID. PRENTICE.
The Louisville yournat has the follow
ing letter from one of John Morgan's
Captains. 1t says:
We have reason to believe that the thing
is genuine. We have not been ignorant OF
the existence of cOnspiracies to get posses
sion Of us Three or four OF them have failed;
possibly the next may succeed But we
guess not. Our trust is in God and our natal
star.
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 4, 1868.
Geo1ye u. IienticY, Esq:
How are you, old George, any how? have
just come from visit to our old city, George,
after an absence Of two years or more in the
Confederate army-Brig Gen John ii. Nor
gan's command, particular Elyorite Of
yours believe. Nothing would have given
the more pleasure, old fellow, than to have
paid you call, aud have had a social chat
with you After due consideration thought
il would not have been healthy; so / con-
! tented myself with passing look ut your no.
bic cOunteAance. How handsome you have
grown, George.
1.-The Captain with his whiskers took sly
glance at me-" (c.d song) George, your de
tectives amt worth damn. l splurged
around in Cincinnati for 4 week or more be-
fore coming to your city. Burny's orders
have not killed all the secesh there yet
Didn't they spread themselves to put me
through in royal old style! 1 came to your
Office, old fell, bought a newspaper, saw Ellis
worths lightning machine, and several other
curiosities you have there; adjourned TO
Walker's, took mint julep went to Hotel
de Raine, took several juleps Mighty re-
freshing, George, after ali absence in Dixie for
several years. Mr. Bragg don't allow any
such Injuries in his department, you know.
You MAY want to know what the hell was
doing up here. Twill tell you; will tell you
all the particulars. 1 was gobbled up at Buf.
ington's Island. Having on 4 very genteel
snit of citizens clothes, on the wharf ut Gin
cinnati, some how or other got mixed up
with the guard. They knew that was cit
izen, and ordered me back among the crowd
bully!
Now, George, to biz. Yon have been faunt-
ing General John, since he has been in pri-
son, about having his head shaved, wearing
striped clothes, &c Now, old fellow, the
quieter you keep the better for you; you are
going to turn up missing some of these fine
MOrnings--spirited away to Dixie. will be
very sorry to have to do it, but, by the Eter-
nal God, you shall be scalped-no idle threat,
George.
A little trap was fixed Tor you SO nice, but
fortunately for you, you started to New York
unexpected to ns--mighty mean in you,
George. All OF your men are not such damn
mean fellows one of them was kind enough
to leave his horse standing on the street here
for NE, fully equipped with saddle, bride,
holsters, &c I've got him, and by the time
you get this, will be far away in Dixie.
Farewell, old boy, until get you. Blythe
by, have you any word for Clarence, or amy
OF your former friends in the Coniederacyy
Captain aud A. ID. C. to Gen }. Ii. Morgan,
c. s. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

A SCENE AT THE NOBLE FIsH MAR
kET.-Thc Mobile Ad0ertiser records the
following ''conscript" scene at the fish
market there:
One Of the conscript officers learning that
there were several Of the fishermen subject
to the military laws, Oh the following Satur-
day evening posted himself With couple of
guards in that locality, he placing himself
near fellow who vended crabs. In q few
minutes lady stepped up aud asked the
price, when the young Deigo remarked;
1.-TWO dollars 4 dozen, marn."
''My gracious, it isn't possible you ask two
dollars for one dozen crabs ?"
"You no lika, you no TAXA; you NO want
TO buya, go away Ia no want youa monay {;
it is no mora two dimes tree year ago."
The lady became Disguised and left. Sew
eral other purchasers Came mp and they were
treated in the same uncivil manner. Finally,
the cOnscript officer, who heard all the con-
versations, stepped up and asked
"Do you belong to the service, sir 2"
The Deigo knew him aud his business at
once, SD he attempted to evade the inquiry
by replying
II no cara for fewa ksha. You want him,
TAXA him for one dollar aud elk bits"
IL don't want your fish. l asked II You
was attached u any military company z"
"You wanta de lish, TAXA de fish for dol
lar and a half"
mo, sir want to know whether you
are soldier or . citizen ?"
ssWell, TAXA dis buncha for yourself no
cara for . buncha Of fislla TAXA d. fisha--
taxa ~ mucha as You wanta for nothing y
aud attempted to escape, bat II was no go.
He Was taken mp to the Provost Marshals
oa1lce TO state his exempti0n or take his
place in the ranks to defend the country that
has furnished him with food and protection
for ycArs past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

WASN'T MUCH ACQUAINTED WITH HER
City is q gay place, and
they have queer specimens OF humanity
down there. The following is from the jour
,sal, about a woman of doubtful loyalty, who
was recently before n Yankee Provost Mar
shall: ''She gave as ALI evidence Of her 10y
atty that her husband had been killed in the
lO6th Illinois regiment. When did your
husband go to Illinois?' About three years
ago That was before the war, was it not p
Yes why did you not go with hina !'--
We'll, l didn't like to go OH SO far with a
man wasn't much acquainted with You
don't mean to say that your husband was 50
much OF a stranger that you did not like to
go with himg fYes, do. had only been
married to him about a year, and | wasn't
going TO leave my folks and go oil to Hi
nois with man didn't know more about
What could he do but discharge herr"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

Mayors CouH--Iu the absence Of the
Mayor FROM this Court yesterday mOrning
Recorder James X. Caskie Ofiiciated. The
cases disposed 0f were few and Vi an uaiM-
teresting character. We append list:
Mary ODonald alias Mary Moran, Ann
Brannan, and Patrick Brannan, appeared, &C.
eording to adjournment from Wednesday, TO
answer the charge Of keeping dis0rdesly
aud illgOyerned house ON 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. According TO the
testimony of onc Of the witnesses this trio
have been notorious for the disreputAble
manner In which they have conducted them.
selves Tor some time back, the whole decar
logne 0f crime, from murder down to drunk
en- rows, having been enacted upon their prs
mises. The owner of the property oecupled
BY them b . watchman q s0ase Of the pub
lic buildines, and testt1od tha1, when com
piained to lew days slnee bg the nelwAbosn
about the disOFdeEiy chas1eeer of tlaese -,
pie, be immediately eal1ed On tAemrto esnoes
tain the truth d tie chasge, Al, q ~ -.
prize, found tsoue man aonA ov1nf - tko
aoos, auolAer With mt loaA snooGG = -
to keep him frOm ialltne eo1t q aekss. Nd
ettl1 AE0ehee Wao en&6nSos1n9 - nSSGo1t
hln1eaf II : standaag poslaiea = o. e
ol Aoeor, he1ag kne11v 49, to - - s-~
esekjrg oa1 4sA MesSn, III Neennn ~
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A Hero TnpEED "A good deal Of inte-

A HERO INDEED. good deal Of inte-
rest was felt At the time when the Con-
federate officers, prisoners on board the
Maple Leaf, captured that steamer and
made their escape to Currituck, in North
Carolina A correspondent Of the viii.
minyton IN. C) journal furnishes tho
following instance Of heroism connected
with the affair, the hero Of which is "a
poor old man, bowed down with age and
poyesly." The writer says.
Afew days after their escape ,as squad OF
FeSeral cavalry in securing hecfnDtry TO
arrest them, came upon the snhjeef of this
notice-Dempsey Kight by G4nae-in the
highway. A smali tin bucket, which the old
fisherman was carrying in his baud, attracted
their attention. They halted and asked him
II he had not been feeding the escaped rebel
officers Too proud 10 utter 3 falsehood, he
nnhesitaiingly answered in the affirmative.
Nhereupon they demanded of him 10 reveal
the place of their coneealment, and with
threats and blows sought to wrest it from him.
Bnt the principle Of honor was too strong in
the old mans bosom, and To all their imp0r-
tunifie5 he yielded not--their brutality he
could not resist. They swore they would
have the secret or that he should die. With
this intention they hurried him aboard q gun
Al2f and again tca,4lcred him The alternatives
Of death or of npIiAnee With theif ~ ssfsss
He answered that he was convinced that they
intended to hang him, but that he was re-
solved to die before he "wouid tell where
those officers were" immediately they sus-
pended him by the neck until life was nearly
extinct. They then cut him down; and, after
feviving him, they repeated the same ques-
tion and received the same answer. Again
his body hung III the air, and, when his life
was far more spent than before, they again
uuloOsed the halter, receiving rs before the
same firm denial Exasperatcd to fury, they
told him that this was his only chance, and
that they would not cut him down again
Sustained in this hour Of sore trial by his
sense OF honor, which was stronger than
his fear OF death, the old man replied,
that convinced as he WAS OF his approaching
end, yet he deemed death preferable to dis
honor, and that he was ready TO meet his
fate. Again, and toy the third time, his aged
frame quiveFed in tile agonies OF death, and
when he had ceased to struggle they once
more released hiIp. Applying powerful
stimHlants they succeeded in restoring him,
when, with 4 determination worthy Of the
elder Brutus, he drew forth q knife and at
tempted, by cutting his own throat, to free
himself of his prosecutors. By violence
they forced his knife from him, when, by a
mighty effort, he dashed the tirnds aside aud
plunged into the boiling surf to drown him
self With boat hooks they fished him up,
and, baffled by his unyielding will, they per
mitted him to go ashore. This is \ true
statement of this infamous transaction
Dempsey Kight still lives and plies his hum
bic calling rs Il fisherman, and that he is one
OF Gods noblemen none will gainsay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

YANKEECONscRIPTs MIGRATING SOUTH
The train from Iyor yesterday afternoon
brought up four Yankee conscripts, lately
drafted in New York aud sent to the>vieinity
of Portsmouth to be mustered into the ser
vice. According to their statement they
only remained in their new camp one day
aud hall, aud deserted about an hour be
fore they were to have been mustered int O
the service. Fifty Others deserted ID cOm-
pany with them, several Of whom were cap
tured before they had made much headway
They are all Gerinans-only one Of them be
ing able to speak English-and arrived in
New York only few weeks ag0.-HterxbMrg
[ Kul Er1HesS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

HIaH PRIcEs.-At the auction sale Of i'm.
ported stationery and plate tin at Raleigh,
n. C., on Wednesday last, the prices ruled
high. Tin, BY the box, sold FROM $3.50 to
9l75 conmsrel.s note paper ey the BE- Mresm. e
N SO per gross; envelopes, small sizes,
from te6 70 10; lead pencib from o5S to go
per gross lndia ink from $3.50 to $i2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

ONE Hundred DollaTs Reward. d.-Ranaway from the
~ Subscriber Saturday last, one small negro boy
named Jiua aged about lV years dark copper color
His clothes were very indifferent. He came from
Matthews county, and WAS sotd to me by Mr. ko Bill
taps l will give $i0o for his delivery 10 me, n,
Mossfs Hill, Dickasnn Il Co.'S X ID DAVIS
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10 be looked Iato.--Several cases Of viola
tion OF market ordinances having been.
brought before the Mayor Of late, : doubt
has arisen in his mind as to what article
shall properly be sold In these narts. Eyery.
thing, from u cambria needle to on Iyish
potato has been for some time offered fDr
sale there, where, in the opinion a His
Honor, nothing not appertaiiing exelasivsly
to the vegetable kingdom should BE- admi(-
ted. A case of this Kind occurred TueodAy
of John .. Austin, for buying In the msKket
soap ~ cell again. Not considering this sm
article Of diet, the Mayor deferred his lecl.
sion till he could confer with the Committeu
on the Markets, and ascertain their viewA
with regard to the proptiety Of ceiling such
AN article in the markets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

Two Huudred aud Fifty Dollars Reward.-Ran
away from the subscriber Oh "Wednesday the
9Th inst, one negro man named Henry, age about
10 years, medium height, dark copper color, weighs
y. He may attempt u get back To that State. He
was supposed To have been caught Oh the same day,
but broke and ran from his captof. will give two
hundred aud dfty dollars reward for his apprehe
s,on aud delivery to Aessrs Hill Dickinson Co, or
confi,,ed in any Jail so get him. X II DAVIS.
sd ll-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

MO1lCE.-Thc following owners Of Watches left
A> with the late Humphreys requested to
call Mr Richard Caathorn 18th street. aud
the same. Having been repeatedly adver rtised, un-
less they called for before the 10th day Of No
vember next, they will be sold NJ auction for he
pairs. The following are the names OF the owners,
viz Benz Brown, John Rag.and, W deter, A Roberts,
James Gains, Nelson Nash, - Wilkinson, J'W
Staahope, T Hines, - Banks, X Lacy, A fur-
die, VIM Poindexter, 49, Thonp-o on, y G harwood,
James Louis, john Shores, lson johnson, Lewis Cor
don, James IaaferrO, kobt Napier, aud several
others not labeled 7 r HUMPHREYS,
Admir- OF I B Humphreys, decd.
Sc l6-2aWtl5thNOy
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KcauosD ASp DAavILlE kAiLaoAD,

KIcaHosD AsD DAavitIE RAILROAD,
SOPERiNreSDENr's OFFICE,
Richmond, Sept ~, 1868.
nNAN AWAY fsom ne Pos hstan Station. Rich
f1. moad and Danvills Railroad, ABNkB, slave
boy hired Of Dr Dorsett lie is ssout y ~, nIgn,
ginger bread color and when spoken to speaks very
slow and Is quite an ist. lIgsnt looking boy. The
usual reward will be paid for his sppsshsnsson:
CHAS d TALCOTT.
aeI2-st Supt r ORB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

Confederate States Court-Owing to the
destruction of the building in which the g.
s. District Court has usually held It's ses-
sions, Judge Halyburton transacted bis busi-
siness in Judge Meredith's Courtroom yes.
terday. The session was n short one and
but little was disposed or ID. B. Cox, A.
kayton, and w. X. Brewer, applying under
a writ of hdbeas corpus for discharge from
Capt. Hayward's co npany, were called, but
before an examination was gone into the
trial was postponed.
The Court will meet again this morning at
II O'Clock in the Circuit Courtroom, at tho
State Court House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

ClRAfED on stoien- From my residence, Church
~ uill corner 18th and Leigh SITS, Que large red
Cow, with Some white marks, and large horns looks
very wild out Of her eyes. Iwiii pay liberal re
ward for her return WMH SiJ JTttERl.AND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

DAN AWAY from the subs riber on the 9Th inst,
n, my negro man named JOE. He is about feet
high large, thick lips, large feet and hands quite
stout man, dark giuger color Blacksmith by trade.
will give $50 reward for his delivery to me, in
any jail SO that ] can get him.
sa l6-6ta WM J MEADOR. Farms iile Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

WANIfDA gentleman from Western Virginia
w wishes to employ male teacher in his family
To instruct nve children IN tue ordinary branches Ct
AN English education References given aud reqnif-
e.i. Address .'Box sos, }" city-PO.
Sc ls-3tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

NSTRAY HORSE Taken up, near The Central
~ Depot, Oh Tuesday, the 10Th inst, q dark bay
horse, which the owner eau get by applying To l. b
Sizer Or James B,rers, at the Central Depot.
sa lk--2iA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

NxY ANrED.-An elderly gentleman, who is re
Wv tugee from the City ot Norfolk, wants Sltaa
ton ii some grocery or other mercantile establish
nleht lie has much experience, and can give sulta
bic recommendations. Address "a C,'' at this Of
nee, Ior three days Sc l5--3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

Goe. Smiths Ad.I,ess-The African Church
was packed to overfiowing last night, aud
many were unable to gain admission, TO hear
the speech which was delivered, according to-
appointment, by Gen. WIN. Smith, Governor
el ct Of the State OF Virginia. Governor y.
spoke over one hour and hall, during which
he signified very plainly his desire to see
e"t,y man able TO bear arms In the army,
aud, as ilr as would be in his power alter
his Inauguration as Governor, he was deter
mined no laggards should remain behind.
The extOrtioners came In for th cir share OF
just censure, and will doubtless feel the
weight of his authority In due course of
time.
AT the conclusion of Gov IS remarks.
the Rev. Mr.. Marshall, lately exiled. FROM
Vicksburg, Miss, being called for, came for
ward aud made stirring speech. Il has sell
dom been our privilege to listen to more
chaste and eloquent remarks than were ut
tered by this gentleman, and the only regret
Is that the late hour at which the meeting adj
journed preciudes our making q more ex-
tended notice Of the evenings entertain
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

FI\WENTY FIVE Dollars RewaId.--Stolen on the
morning Of the 18th inst, medium size dark
bay mare Muie letter @O' branded on the left Jaw
] will give the above reward If retarned to me- CT
information that Will inxuTa hef yec@Ssfy.
Sc 15-3ts JAS A SMELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18
RUNA WA VS.

TWENTY FIVE Dollars Reward.-Ran away from
my residence, near the corner Of Broad and "a
Streets my negro girl P,rss. Said girl IA or Is
years Old. copper eolored marks recoilected ex.
cept her teeth being nesrly rotten, When she left
Sue had on home made dress oil dark color, and
bareooted and bareheadei.
se l7-3tk r. MEYERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

HSlFlEEN Dollars Reward-Strayed Of stolen
ffCm my honse, on 2sth street, opposite Leigh
street Church, some two weeks since, light brown
Cow, 0i M dunn SIZE with one horn. Tie above
ward will be paid for her delivery information as
10 where L may get her Ii COOK.
1r-StA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

7NEN Dollars Rcward.-Stoien from my buggy ON
- the llth Of September, white C0Gntcrpaine.
The buggy al the time in the Of Ned Robert
son. Oh Union Hill The above reward will be po III
for It, for any Information that i'll lead to its re
covery, il left with A EN0EiKING, or at Mr. Har
tiln's blacksmith shop, on the Nine Mile road.
1H--3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

LSNfIY Dollars Keward.-Stoen from my stable in
! Sidney hear Camp lee, On Friday night, s0r-
rel Mare She has white speck Ia her forehead aud
two white specks Oh her back, caused from saddle
gals. She has one white hind foot. will pay The
above reward Tor her return u me- or informal on
sol get her agau EFTAiaAEERkO
Sc l7-.tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

The fisoax--Five persons were yesterday
committed 10 Castle Thunder, snloag thssa
Mrs. Clark, sent by Gen. WIndee. Tbs
charges against her are not specified. There
Yankee prisoners received from IsedsFicks-
burg TLey were captured near Worthwhile.
Stafford county, On the 18th inst.