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LADIES' WAB MEETING.

In response to q call, from the COM
mittee appointed by the war meeting of
last week. a meeting was held in the Court
House on Monday afternoon which was
attended by perhaps tive hundred ladies.
I speeches, short and pertinent, we're made
by Mr. Reddck, Col Moore and Dir.
Rugg, after which the gentlemeA with
drew, and the ladies proceeded to organ
ize by calling Miss Fisher to the chair.
Mrs Seth Earl, Mrs Slack, Mrs Pres
colt, Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. Hobert, Mrs
Capt Prescott, Miss Prescott and Mrs C..
P Clarke, were nominated Vice Presi-
dents Miss Lizzie Dow, and Miss Louise
Eames, Secretaries
A committee was next appointed
TO draft resolutions, consisting of Mrs.
Henshaw, Mrs. Hoes, Mrs Allen, Mrs.
Anthony, and Miss Earl. The following
resolutions were then adopted
Whereas, q call has recently been made
by our government for mea to do fort
and garrison duty, that the fighting troops
may be set free for service IN tho field !;
and whereas, this county has been among
the foremost to respond TO calls demand.
Ing greater sacrifice and stsrner ssldierly
qualities than will be requisite to meet
the present requiren ats and whereas,
at q recent war meeting committee was
appointed to request the CO operation Of
tho ladies in the effort to raise volunteers
for this service: therefore II solped, That
We hope the credit Of La Sale county
will still be maintained as a county of
which We have felt proud for the prompt
. ness and energy with which she has hith-
erto responded TO every appeal Tor velun-
teers.
r -, "a
pledge ourselves to do duty for one hum
red days, II uanted as C erks in our stores,
or IN any other place which We can I'LL, As
patriotic women, ready 10 make suitable
sacrifices for our ceuntry.
R,soiced, That In dIscharclng the eutIes
Of clerks we pledge ourselves 10 accept 20.
eur own services the Sl3 per month award
ed to the volunteering and to continue to
him the salary belonging TO the situation
that ne has vacated for the service 81 his
country.
Pesolsed. That those merchants in our
ci.y-who are willing in any manner to
promote volunteering, but especially BY a
readiness to take back into their employ
such clerks AZ enlist for this service, shall
receive the preference in our trading
On motion, committee was appointed
to wait On the supervisors, with tho re
quest tnat provision De h3oS oy bounty
or otherwise for such volunteers in this
service rs kave families TO care for. This
committee consisted Of Mrs HOLSTER,
Mrs Thorne, and Mrs VIM Gibson.
1t was also suggested that cemnittee
be oppeinted 10 confer with the merchants
on the last resolution but after some
discussion, the idea was abandoned, on
the grouad that circumstances would
elicit all the information desired regard
Jag the action Of those gentlemen.
The ladies who we're willing to volunteer
their services A. clerks then came forward
and signsd their names The meeting
was then adjourned 70 Friday evening at
the Court House, and Was afterwara 70 ad-
journed TO private house.
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HElNSTREETS
lNIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
Not DYE

Eat restores gray hair to its original color BY supplying
ths capillary tubes with natural
BY sc or disease. All tasfdntdn<oas dyes com
posed OF Lunar cdustic, destroying the vita lily and
beatty OF the hair and AFFORD OF tn eIlseiveS dress
ing. Heimstrset,s lnmitabe -CoIoriny not only re-
stores ar to its natural color BY process bu
gives the hair a:
InXurlant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its falling OF erAdcats
dandruf and mparts health and pleaSantness to the
head II has stood .ne test Of time being the original
Hair Colorng, and is constantly Increasing in favor
U.s. by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t is sold by all
eial agents, D. 8. BARNES CO. 2e2 Broadway, New
York. Two sises, 30 cents aud 81.
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REBEL SPEcULArros-The Decatur (Ga)
respsndsncs Of the Atlanta Register
AYERS chat there has been . greater con-
ceptration Of Unisn forces in the direction
Of Chattanooga than On the Potomac. AID
the Raleigh Ifegress confirms the state.
ment, adding that Grants ION to Rich
mend" is but feint, while on to Atlanta
il the reality.
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: The following celloquy. from . "loyal'
Journal up north, and rebel paper in
Richmond, is sufficient answer to the quet
ton what candidate the rebels desire to see
succeed at the next election:
There is no hope to the rebel leaders
but in the defeat OF Abraham Lincoln. -
EvGhsriHs Journal
I'VE would much rather have Lincoln
for the president OF the United States,
than the candidate of the conservative
democracy '-Riehmond, Va Dispatch
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eluiins the Very Rev. Major General
bishop Leonidas Polk.
Mr.. Lincoln ought TO issue half dozen
more amnesty proclamations.. They are
admirable in their operation, having thus
far rendered remarkable and weiahty az
.;.t.ues to the cause of the-Coufeder crates.
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;CSExPLoYED GEHERAIs - The lower
House Of Congress has passed the resolu-
ton dropping unemployed Generals after
July LIST. The resolution has yet to pass
the Senate. Its object, of course, is, to
get rid of IcClellaa and Fremont. The
Senate will net be in a hurry to pass it.
Who knows but Mcclellan may again be
needed to save the capital2
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the Amnesty Proclamation have broken
down the rebellion, is admirably illustrate
ed in tho following, which we cut from
the Chicago Times:
CONSIDERING the enormous extetn to
which the rebels have been weaken by
desertion ana the Presidents amnesty, is
is very astonishing that they, just at the
present moment, have 50 many men Last
Friday At Chancellorville they had the
same masses" that they formerly had, ard
hurled them as frequently and just A. i'm.
petuansly as they were won't to de before
Mr.. Encoln's admirable scheme Of amnes-
ty depleted their ranks In addition to
having enough men to turn both TANKS Of
Neads's army, and to hurl back his whole
line for two successive days, they have q
small force Of $4,000 under Beaureeard At
Petersburg, not . few probably - tie
Richmond Notifications. and again others
guarding its communications, aud who
will swell Lees ranks a. he falls back TO
Richmond Then Johnston has q censid
cradle army at Dalton Kirby Saith had
sufficient to utterly route $4,000 men un.
der Banks; while Price has enough in Ar
kansas to make even the dignifed Steel
fall into . brisk trot to escape capture
Then there IS force Of 10000 moving I'd
the Yazoo River country; another re-
spectacle force, under Forrest and Chalm>
era, engaged in hauling off plumber which
they captured on the very banks cf the
Ohio River. Besides all these, there is q
pretty formidable force demonstrating ia
front Of Newbsrn; few under Hoseby
or somebody else tearing up the Baltimore
. I'D Ohio Railroad and others in Charles
tor, Flsvids, NssiIs' and Atlantis net il.
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The President issued proclamation on
Monday Ito tue Friends Of Union and
L.-sr:y, recommending ali patriots, in
view Of "ths Amy operations within ths
iast Eve dag" to ''units in common
Thanksgiving ssa pssyer - Almighty
~"
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Commissioner Neties.

DUBLIc NOTICE Is hereby gives - I'll psrsses d.
l. terested, that the undermined Cs0missieDsss.
appointed by the City Csaaeu Of shs Oisy Of ossaWo
to the fsns hundred and hrtv dolass -
the real estate in the part Of the city ~ dsoaDa
benefited BY the laying . nsis dssia suivsss
IN and under GHion street. iron Superior street
tn Washington street, will meet The 1esh 6ay Of
May At IN cello OK the premises fer he pr.
psss Of making said assessment.
JOHN John A 1sag. {o...,.'......
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To School Teacher
Com,~iss;enevs' Not;es.-

DUbLI0 NOTICE 10 hereby given ~ sp perscaS n.
L teIestsd, thss he sadsgsgssd csaaietessss. ss.'
pointed By the City CSuScr 81 thS City 81 Osssvs 10
asses the sam Of fssr SuadseA asilsFs sAs real
estate in the part 81 the ety " ubdss0sd baasasel
und.r por.r ,,r.e. ,r.m Jo.eS 49,. sS ~ ~
ravine will meet on Ne lssh day - Nay. 1884, - 10
o'clock A. ~, At the 81 JacS<h sol Psplofe
streets, fer the purpose Of Dahiae saif A60o0ens.
* : I: : ssiA4s:ssss::sss: |o.--a"''''':-
Ottawa, April 1tA, 1884
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ErERFORMANCE AT l:3o AND 7:so, RAIN
OK SHINE.
Notwithstanding the great rise in salaries hotel
bills. printing &C., &c, the PRICE AS YET HAS NOT
BEEN RAISED.
Pavilion On east side Of Eek River. Free Bridge.
SEATS FOR ALL.
Al Mendsta on Monday, May 23d.
- J. n. CHANDLER, Agent
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Ano;Ac. dispatch states that Siegel,
Couch aud CrcoEs, joined by Hooker, 25,>
600 strong in all, passed through Face
Gap, bound east to attack Lees left wing,
or cut his communication with Richmond
Terry d. ubtiul.
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All t0iS Was before IL CLOCK: ina Ior
the rest Of the day, our left was not dis
turbed But toward dark the enemy
suddenly fell upon our extreme right, Con
sistins OF Milroy's old mmand, now
Seymour's. Our men were building en-,
trenchments at the time, and In few
minutes the whole brigade were nearly
sw allowed up Part of Shaler's brigade
shared the sans fate, both generals being
captured Sedgewick whose corp lay
next on the right, only saved his right
from sharing the same fate BY the mos:
determined fighting, a=d the enemy, sat,
isied with the ground they had gained,
Withdrew.
On Saturday morning, Lee, from the
advantage he had gained on our right,
supposilg tn. Fsderais beaten, pushed a
f! force areusd our right towards Germania
Ford, with a view of intsrcspting our re
, treat. Grant, however, did not evidently
| so regard it, for he drew In his right to al
low Lee unobstructed progress, aud at the
50 uae time swinging around his left, send
ing force under Burnside toward Spott>
sylvania to threaten Lees communications
Lee appreciated the movement, and at
once commenced a retreat towards Spott-
sylvania There was no heavy fighting on
Saturday-uothinS moro than scattering
blows given here And there at random.
On Sunday Warren aud SedgswIck
com g snced to follow Lee, and succeeded
in ovsrtaking him at Spettsylvania. Here
Lees rear made . stand, and shsrt but
severe fight ensued. in which we were
checked. but at lis, ''as the light began
TO fade away the heat Of the 6ring began
to cease, and the enemy comnsnced to
give way, and the shouts Of our msr re-
cediag, - the sssnY were p0shsd aisng,
shswsd that the issues Of the attack were
ihysrstis aad decided. We he'd bssass
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Ale Brewery

The undeYsgnsd are prepared - sspply The pshll
with very superior article oil Cream 81 1sssk Ales
ALRREo v0t18~
April 40xh 1874 OF HAHDURY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
GnA UIx n.

MAroA's CoURr.-There were few CAGES In this Court
yesterday the mos. interesting being that of the ne
gro burglar BarI slave Of John Il. Gentry. We give
brief statement of It. Last Friday night Mrs. Lucy V.
Myers house. on Marshall street, near Ar, was broken
nto and robbed OF $500 in gOc, $4,000 i'll State bank
notef, and quantity OF jeWefy, clothing and osher
properly Among the money stolen were eight city OF
Richmond 81 notes. The facts were communicated to
officers Seal and CrOne, and they set about de-
tsctDg the thieves After dligtnt work they learned
that Be- the accused, had paid Jew $500 for coat,
and another Jew named SWssSwiBsk 81 so in gold for
tair of pauts They arrested Bsn and searched bis
lodging room, on the premises of Miss Catherine Poi
siau1, on Leigh street, 9th street. In his trunks
they found slSs, mostly in State bank nOtef And eight
Al no.ss. Ben was In the habit Of visiting at krs.
Myers.
The Mayor having heard his above facts, sent Ben on
for trial before the Hu'tings Court
Robert Oder, Of the 4h South Carolina cavalry, who
had been found lying dead drutk On Main street. near
the American Hote', wednesday evening, was sent to
the Proves. Marshal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

JupGE LYON's OSURr-Ba. one cass Was tried In this
Court yesterday. Eliza White, an Irish woman Of tie
lower Sort about forty years Of ago, Wss tried for oh
tanning money der false pretencea She appeared in
the Court with three small children the youngest
infant at the breast and the eldest being not more than
seven years old The facts of the case we're these -
Two months ago, Tn Collier and Lee Whitehurst
sOls from L. B. Lsath, Of Petersburg, at the Peters
burg D, pot in this city, certificate of deposit for
g., 200 This certificate they put into the hands Of
Eliza White to sell. She sold it to D. 7. VIII ans,
banker, for $500, making oath before notary public
that she was L. B. Le4th. Whitehurss and Collier, the
thieves, are, it will be recOlsCed happily in the peni
Tertiary, having been sent there last week for stealing
the certificate
The Jury found the prisoner guilty, and ascerained
the term Of her imprisonment In the pOnitentiary at
one year, and in consideration of the ioorn condition
of her little children, che being widow in destitute
circumstance, recommended her to Executive elem
ency
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

AID TIE POOR.-owng 10 the destruction Of the diff.
ferent lines of railway leading to the city the regular
supply of meal for the poor has failed. 1t Is proposed
to relieve the present necessities of the poor by subscp
tons Of IN ney. All benevolent p;rsons desrous Of
couirfourug worthy oot-cS 0nOs uuuu IN
their subscriptions to VIM. P. MunfOrd, Esq, at the
Ocs Of the James River al Kanawha Company in the
Epquirer Building.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

OLD WoxEN We congratulate the community upon
the o that there is now prospect of the city being
relieved OF ils superabundsnoe of cd women. The
military authorities have determined to give passports
to all the old women who may wish to go to Yankee
land Joy 90 W.tl them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

sUNDKIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
200 pads assorted Cotton Yarns
WV 10 kegs Soda
10 bags Pepper
boxes ClArihed Sugar
100 sacks Salt
20 boxes Tallow Candles
20 doc. BfOoms
barrels Lard
70 kegs Malls
cases Brandy, In pint bottles
10 pieces B;eached cotton
10 barrels Vinegar
100 gross hstchss
eco packages Tobacco
Je2s-st TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
XIIRGINIA.-At rnles held in the CLERKS of.

VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of
Gee orcu, Court Of Charlotte county Monday, As
9Th day Of June, 1854:
A. Tooen, PlAntn.
against IN OHANoERY.
Hicks and Frances his wife, VIM Chain, administrator OF
Lueinda kam deceased and zAGhaa Bugs administrator OF
VIM Elam, deceased Defen iaLa.
The object OF this suit sitach the interest and estate Of
the resident defendants Hicks and Fances bis Wife In
the hands or under the control Of defendants VIM Chan
administrator lucinda Ean deceme, and zaehArah Busg
administrator OF VIM Ea and each Of he TO satisfy
claim Of the plaintiff against the said Hicks. II
appearing By adavih that the def ndaut Hicks and Fran
his wife, motion ofthe plain
tG BY COUNSEL ordered that the said defendants do appear
within month after due Publication hereof and do what
eessay 70 project their interests copy h order be
Published orceA week fer four successive week, In the kcb
mond Whg Newspaper printed Richmond and
Of the said county the nrs day q The county court
jd7-wtw WI. a. SMITH, Q,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

WoUEDID VIkGmIAss Is GEokGIA.-In the list Of
wounded received at the hospital in Marietta, Ga on
t. 2Si ul., We nOicO the following;
WRR Lesle, co !, 54;h Va, lefs arm; n Turner, co
G. sab Va, right side; sergt Leonard, 90 B, ssi Va
Left arm; Noon, co L. esd Va, light hard; K Car
ter, co K, sash Va, fice Il Archer, do face; Viii
ting, 90 B. ssI right arm; 1t Dishsr, do LETT eide;
Lewis 90 K, sab, left hAud Lindsay, 90 G, do left
leg; Thomas 90 E. DO, both hands; Spencer, 90 l,
o3d, right hip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
fsIxrH DEsPA1cH |

CHArrAHOocHEE, July 7.-Wnh the exception Of Occa-
sionsl diminishing and Smelling BY our batteries on the
East bank of the river at Turner's Ferry, responded to
by those Of the enemy opposite, all "a quiet along the
lines Among the prisoners brought in to day are Dol.
Sherman, Gen. Towards chief Of staff and hs orderly
Toe Col was captured by our pickes while making Q
Reconnaissance of our lines apd works.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

MACON, July 6-Ths Board of Directors Of the Press
Association met to-day and transacted considerable
business Some Of II was important Arrangements
have been made to secure the transmssion Of Press
reports when an interruption exists on the regular line,
and otherwise to facilitate te general objects Of tie As
sociauoa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
FROM PETERSBURG.

PErIRsBuRS, July THE day has been unusually
quiet, with scarcely any sharp shooting and little or no
sheliDg.
The weather Ia extremely warm, and the roads deep
in iust.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

GEs. wILsoS-Msj. Gen. Wilson, who 'haS just been
hosted in D.nWidde g'adaated at West Point 10 1850
and became q Lieutenant in the corps Of TOp'grsph
Ical engineers. He was since the war on the san Of
Gen. Grant, and Chief OF the Cavalry Bureau in Wash-
ington. Hs Is a very yourg man-some twenty i've
and stood high a. West Point. He Is from Illinois,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

MAMErrA, July 2.-By kind Of tacit agreement,
there has been very little mustery firing for the past
two Gays. Yesterday evening the enemy attempted to
erect battery in front Of General Olsburnes line 1t
supposed with the intention OF cOnGealing demon
stration when our artillery opened them, which was
responded to very vigorously BY them, and there has
been constant Smelling, with slight intermsion, along
the whole line up to o'clock this morning.
Late Cincinnati papers say that during the late akir
mshing on the l6sh leh 18th and 18Th ult they lost
1900, as shown by oO al medical records at Chata-
nooga.
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tg- AN APPEAL TO THE pEOPLR OF


The CONFEDERATE sTArES-Tbe Directors Of She Yesns
a.ns ohrsM As.oeision Of Richmond respectfully, bus
submit 70 The benevolent and the Patriotic throughou
~ RATS m sprep behs OF the sotiefs Iani.
yes oeen Ieinee Tor those driven their
NOME ~ our u.hes enemies Thousands pfhep.ets voHsu
sno ho roa s devastated counties Virginia alone,
out from nearly every State OF the sought
asylum In midst Ga have been snesl.d 70 IN na
beres9 Instances 70 relieve the SICK wounded mr.
nish shoes and clothing for soldiers 10 hopa
10 AFFORD food and shelter for their suffering ie nd nobi
have they In the great majority Of instances to ssy
appeal =.
duced snd the deuss Of baning ordinary mssua
great that the funds o lie relief
Of the poor accomplish but little purchssing the
OF life.
In written report rom the Clothing Bureau appears thst
there Than three thousand females In this cyvho
seeking employment from the Government Ia ysn and that thoss
who obtain wsrk are not fully employed The received
for their work will not enable these poor women TO procure
suency Of the peinet food for themselves and children.
Without assistance, then, from the city and country generally,
instances OF actual ssrvson have occurred. Our
chase Of supplies both for rausous dssuon and for
but the agents employed for the purpose
able 70 procere the quantity Of provisions required
Under these eircumstancea feel that duty
peal felowciEens Ccnsssste
forward, without delay, courbuuons Of money and suppSs
the Army Committee Of this Asookon ence The
fully for tie I9al and spiritual welfare soldie
their families ana for the Of glorious La
those soldiers not be discouraged now, the Of
verest and tust last and mort glorious campaign,
for want OF The generous sympathy and support Of then oDas
shipments made to Roger Martini superintendent or VIM p
tended TO- Add In accordance with special agreement ssds
with the Superintendent OF the Bou,rn 1Sprs Company, A.
express charges VIII be paid by then 1t Ric1 Fond.
Contributions Of money should also be ssnto these genss.
J. d. K. sLxeHr, Secretary.
AZ Southern papers requested 70 copy. apply
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

A SHoxER.-A slight shower fell about two o'clock
yesterday. We hope, the drought being interrupted,
that in the etusJ Of the Aext week we shall have
heavy rains.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
GssooSD DESPATCH |

HARIrrTA July 9.-NOthng new to-day. The usual
diminishing has taken place. sergeant and two pi-
yates came in this morning from the Yankee lines.
Their Terms of service had expired but, owing to mill
tary necessity, they were not permitted to leave They
represent the army being much dsprted and aVerSe
to prolOnging hOstes. Many men whose terms Of ser
vice expire in July and August have determined not 10
hEht.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb 70, 1861.
The Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of Northern Virginia and ese-
where that they prepared out arrangenen
the card and that they will do all In ther
power 10 fulfil lis requirements JAMES SHUTTER,
General Supt and Acting President,
Je g. esd2m Southern Express Co.
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TELEG RAP lilo
nenorts or enc Prs.s As.ee,atisn.

Entered according Of Congress In The year lse By
ThaIsHs 10 CsrEs oos OF The Dee OoH Of the Con.
fsa rate eGies for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08
QUARTERHAsTER GENERALS DEPT, /

QUARTERNASTER GENERALS DEPT, I
RICHMOND June LIST, 1854 (
Mr. r. D. Bullock, agent OF this Department. assigned 70
the duty OF organising the transportation Of supplies Of ood and
clothing under the arrangement with the Southern Express Com.
pany, above related
he will ys. several Relief Associations explain the WORK.
Of the syem, and encourage the friends Of soldiers TO take
advantage Of This Of supplying the wants Of those In
the Geld. A. Il. LAWrON,
Quartefmaster General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-08

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed to the Jail of the city of
w Richmond on the 8ls OF January last runaway an
old negro named lucinda She committed the
property Aor Thomas Moore but she belongs Joshua
Keeth Of Pauquer county She Is quite black, feet or
inches high, and about 10 years Old
Had when committed STRIPED calico Dress blue bonnet and
black shawl Her Is requested 10 forward prove
property charges she viii be sold according law
TH0S U. DUDLEY,
Ie28-d1m Sergeant City OF Richmond.