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CASE or DESPERATION An Old lady went to the
passenger depot IN Allacta, few days since, with
a bundle of clothes and little bag Of sugar, and
seating herself, began a soliioquy in this wise
"Wat hearn tell on Il good stealin' in this yer
town, but they can't steal from me-, and after thus
delivering herself, carefully placed her bundles
under her head, ard before she knew il dropped of
into snO0ze. After a refreshing nap she awOke,
and disc Sycrng to her great aniazrment, that her
dry goods and sugar had disappeared, she jumped
up and standing erect, with her face lifted sky
ward, exclaimed, BLESS the heavens above me
and the earth beneath and here stand jtst as
am. without rag Thank gracious, they can I
wear my peticoat cause that's got my me on it,
but they eat my sugar. .-.7tian q Con -eierdcy
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From E.aST TENNESSEE.

MoRRIsTowN, Feb. IA scouting party
from the neigh5orhood of Cumberland Gap,
states that Wilcox's ninth army corps has
been mustered out of service and gone
home, very few having recnlisted, notwith-
standing the large bounties and land war
rants offered them. The enemy's cavalry
force has thus been very much diminished.
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900 DOLLARS Reward Runaway from the
ZUO subscriber, the 10th inst, my boy Aust
ten. Tht said boy is about 10 years old about 6vS
feet high, aud Of light brown complexion. He took
with him my dark bay horse, small In sine, but COM
pact and in good order Austen a. high forehead
bat row, and his hair extends very low either
eide The above reward will be paid Tor bis deliv.
cry to Messrs lee Bowman, In Richmond. or -.
cured in any jail, and the recovery Of the horse.
SCOTT, Bestlse4 20,
ia 26-ts Essexoo, ".
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PERFECTLY RATURAL.-Papa-''W Veil, sissy, how
do You like your SCHOOL,"
Sissy.-"'Oh, 50 mach -
Papa --''fhat's right. Now tell me all you have
learned to day.
Sssy.--"I have learnt the names Of all the little
bows
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Henrico County Cout--No business o!
importance has been transacted in this
Court during the present term. Yesterday
the following cases were called, and, on IN o.
ton by counsel, ',oNe proseq,tis were en-
tered: Eliza Frost, charged with stealing a
pair of shoes from Major Regan; Wi!liaA
Goodman, for breaking into the house oI
William Walden and com mmitting o larceny
therein.
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H4Stjngs CouH.--Judge Lyons Court was
in session but short time yesterday morn
ing. Nothing but civil business was cOnsid,
cred. The argument on the bill OF excep.
tions taken by Forbes counsel was again
deferred till this morning, when it is GER
tainly expected to take place.
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Gss. HARpEE.-The marriage of Lieut., Gen
Hardee was announced sonse Tune since, but u
,vham sas moi stated The Greensboro Gala
Beaeon states that the General was married on Ne
l3th uit 10 Miss Mary r. Lewis, Of that place,
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NuTICE to all persons liable to taxation by the
~ Confederate Cove nment in District No IL
comp' sed "f that part of the city of Richmond
lying west Of 9th street By authority Of the Sec.
rrtarv of the Treasury, We hereby notify all n'r
sons liable 10 taxation-which embraces the great
mass of the people of This Distrct-thst it is the
duty TO come forward AMI give in to us, the Asses
SOS of this District, stateme mt Of their incomes
salaries, and all other subjects OF taxation, that
they may he assessed according to law; and to
bic them TO perform this duty, We hereby notify
them that Elicit, one of the ssSessors. may be
found at bis residence on Leigh street, between t
and 4th, at all times during the month Of January
1864: and William Forbes, the other assessor VIII
be at his office, at the corner of Main an sth street,
from O'clock A Vi to o'clock NJ, of each uxv
and at his residence on Arch street, above atI
after o'clock N of each day in the month ~
January, 1864, where they will respectively
such statements and make arh a7sessa-,-
G.C ELL
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Mayors Co"rt-Isaac Jacobs and Nathan
Bernstein were yesterday arraigued before
His Honor, the first on the charge Of utter
ing counterfeit passports. and the latter with
attempting to obtain 81 800 on false pre-
fences. The testimony tor Jacobs went. to
show that Bernstein, thinking j. had lett the
Coniederacy, conceived the idea of extort-
ing money from Mrs. Jacobs, on the plea
that her husband owed him that amount for
passports he had furnished, which afterwards
turned out to be counterfeit, while BIS wit
nesseS proved tha. jacobs had sold him four
passports to go North for the sum of s 500
with the understanding that if they were not
genuine he could return with them and get
hfs money back berr-sein attempted 70 pass
our lines with the passes he had purchased,
but was turned back by the pickets on
the ground that they were counterfeit, and
was, besides, incarcerated in Castle Thunder
for trying to use them. Subsequently B.
vas discharged from confinement for want
Of a definite charge against him, and after
wards called on Mrs. Jacobs to refund him
the money which her husband had received
for the spurious passports he had sold him.
A mass of testimony was elicited during the
time Of the examination, but the above is
| the substance of it, and we therefore think
| it unnecessary to give it iu detail. Bernstein
was discharged from the accusation prefer
red against him; but Jacobs was remanded
to the Hastings Court, and bail refused him
The accusation against Martin Qunln
Patrick Lehey, and William Lehey, was ex
amincd into but there being no testimony
proving the charge, His Honor discharged
them.
Henry, slave OF John \. Goddin, arrested
on Wednesday night last on the charge of
feloniously breaking into and entering the
storehOuse of John O'Neal, and stealing
therefrom five kegs of lard valued at 500
from said O'Neal, was called up for eXamina
ton; but owing to the absence of witnesses
il was continued till such time as the Mayor
may think proper to dispose of it.
John NJ. Epster, harged with being drunk
and lying on the sidewalk, was discharged
with an admOnition.
Moses, a negro man belonging to Reuben
Ellis, was ordered to be whipped for going
about the streets with an improper pass
John, slave of j hn iiuggiis, was ordered
similar dose for the same offence. The same
number of lashes were ordered n negro man
named Charles, the property of &. b. Lip.
Sc NIB, charged with committing an assault
upon another negro.
Charles Roberts, the mulatto fellow from
Ohio who was captured some time since
among lot Of Federal soldiers, and whose
examination was deferred till yesterday
morning, was not examined. His case was
held under consideration by the Mayor.
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RE-ENLFSTNEVT or T'RD0pS

ORANGE, G. H., Feb. 4-The work of re-
enlisting goes bravely on. The 9th, 18th,
and 6lst, regiments, Mahone's Virginia bri.
gade, re.enIis.ed for the war yesterday.
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srft a,sn !. piNf .tf srRFHEss.-This distinguished
,Gt Ca ~ ~ row al his residence in Crawiords-
as To b. 40 has recovered from his late illness
stteai, eo,,a., ~ walk about and resume, 10 some
sp"hdeHee with his frieads,
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BY TEEEC Il RAPH
REroRrs OF rHs PRESS AssocrArIp,

Entered according to act of Congress In the yeat
1868, by j. =. THRAsaER. In the Clerks Office OF
ne District Court of the Confederate States FOR
the Northern District of Georgia.
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A PHILosoPHIc DARgEy.-A Yankee newspaper
correspondent from the Cumberland river, gives
the following humorous account of col oquy
with phosophc dafkey, who had been present
nj the battle of Fort pcncIs0n
Observing him toastings his sEins against the
chimney, broke in upon his profound meditations
thus:
sWere you in the fight OF Fort Donels0n?''
clad a Iit,le taste of it, sa,
'.Stood your ground, dad you -
'|No, -a ! runs
ssRun at the first fire. did you -
eyes, sa, and would hab run sooner, had know
ed it war cunn'.'
"Why, that wasn't very creditable to your cour-
agr."
.'Del ainl in my line, sa cooking's my perfesll-
un."
"weI, hut have you no regard for your reputa-
ton -
s.ReputatiOn is nulhn to me by de side of fa.''
"Do you consider your life worth more than
other peoples ?"
cts worth more to ne, sa''
s'fhen you must Vauc 1t highly >
'.Xes, sa, | does--iilnre dan ali dis Wofld--Inore
dan million of dollars, 81; for what would dat be
worth to man wild be bref out'n hun Self pres
erbatior am de first law wild me, sa.''
''But way should you act upon d fferent rule
from others ?"
'.Becausc different different values on
da lives mine Is not in De market, sa.''
But ii You lost it, vou would have the satiSlac
tion OF knowing yot died tor your county
'.What satisfaction would dat be 10 me, sa, when
de power uI fcelin was gone -
"Then patriotism and honor nothing 10 yOu?'i
''Nutlin whatever sa regard dem As among de
u1Hities.'
"if our soldiers were like you, traitors might
have broken up the Government without resis-
tancs."
Eyes 81, there wOnid hab been 10 help for it.
wouldn't put my life i'll de scale against any Cub
berment dat ever existed for no Gubbcrment could
replace de loss 10 me"
do You think any Of your company would have
missed you If YOU had been HI led -
sfAIay Ue not, A dead white man amt much
to desc Sogeis, let alone dead niger; but Id
missed myself, sa, and dats de pint wild me.''
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Assessor for ths iii. District If Virginia.
Richmnnd. Ja1 5tn. lS6l ia Ih-enilnt

Mot iCE To TAX of Virginia-
~ l2th collection district G war tax Co,apos ed
cf all that part Of the city OF Richmond snic.. lies
west Of SXihtI
All persons who have heretofore been registered
or who by .Iw required to register, arc here5y
notified to cOrps forward within twenty davs from
this deg aud make their returns Of gross Sales for
tn quarter ending 3lst December, 1889 ipet!,ye
to WIN Forbes or Elicit, tho assessors for this
district
ANY such person ,atiiDg so to report wishn twenty
days will be Gmbect to u double tax.
And ali scch persons further nQtiicd that thev
are required to come forward r.f.g the mouth Gf
January 1854, ana register rs4i m.or the year ISfl
and pay not only their Lax gross sales for the
quarter ending SO. december, 1868, but also their
specific t.x ,or the year 1854
Ana a.ly person so failing 10 register and pay his
said taxes during the month OF January, 1864 " i'll he
subject to have his said taxes doubled
PA WOODS, Collector
For l2lh district of Va
Richmond. JanI, 1854, ia 2--ts
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EIcHMoSD ARSENAL,
Ordnance Storehoase, Jan a3d, Is6i I
nRoPOSALS will be received until the 2sih
inst at this storrhouse, for furni hing twenty
Eve hundred eabre scsbbards.
q w EDWARDS
ja23 u Capt and Military Storekespsr.
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tIsCELLASEorS.

In the Yankee Senate, on the 26th uIt, NnsSrS
Bayard, Of Delaware, and Richardson, of illinois
took the oa'h required by the resolution adopted
the day previous. subsequently, Mr.. Bayard re
signed his seat in the Senate.
Dispa' ches from Chattanooga state that General
Johnstou'S drmy has fallen back from Dalton to
Kingston, forty miles south of Dalton.
It is reported that John No gan, with seven
regiments of cavalry, will make n rail- into Ken
lucky through the gaps in the eastern part of the
State.
1t il officially ascertained that the whole num-
ber of troops enlisted for actual service since the
m3nth of October, Is one hundred thousand.
Wilson has Withdrawn his resolution for the eX
puision of Senator Davis, of Kentucky.
The reception Of Hon Fernando Wood, on the
26th, was largely attended by ladies members OF
Ministers, and others.
The latest European advces Indicate n separ;t-
tion OF the greater Powers of the German Confede-
ration from the smaller States on the Schleswig-
Holstein question.
The Confederate loan advanced in London on
the 18th ult. to 44d4i, afterwards reaching 50.
The Great Eastern steamer was bought up at
auction for $50 900.
The steamer Sumter, offered at same time.
brough f4 500.
In the Court of Eychequer, on The llth, iudg-
ment was given, refusing new trial in the Alex
dra case, and the snip would be released.
The French Corps l.egslatif has granted the ey-
uaordnary credits demanded by the government.
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hgHb, ,a1 NfttfINo Rapidly Out Of the entire
IN, 0rly |t IVY M Of substituted men In Lynch
htast., tn shieeh have volunteered, the resi-,
t'Hthiny 49,, HeieHlnr 10 wait In the hope that
'fny VIII 'in'n up' 10 keep theta out of tho
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Hnn DOLLARS Reward.-Rapawayf from Lee &
ZUU Bowtnau's JAIL Franklin 81, on the 90th Of
January, a negro man named Armistead. He ID
about 10 years old, black complexion, black beard
and moustachc. ope of his little fr gers 10 suG He
was raised in Allegheny county, Va, at the Sweets
Springs when he left he had on bone made jeape
clothing; wore ore boot aud shoe The above
reward win be pad for bis recovery.
ia go Gtt w HOPPE
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a'.. .--'' - Cot Henry NJ. Shaw. of The s,h N. G.
u..... " sNut through the head by the enc
4y.... at o'ci OK Tuesday morning, In an
Ee.as. "a''' Ae~bern. His body arrived at
Aslt.,, ''eh'sddy morning. He was In com
As,., "'''tr Island when IT fell and was for
''hbt' Of Congress from North Carolina.
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PAY OFFICE EsG'R lsp'T Cs, NoIiIAw gnj;,

FAf OFFICE ENG'R l8PT g =, No Ia Law Build.
isg, Frankiin st, Richmond, Jan %, 1884
SPE%lAL NOTICE. Ctizsns Of Brunswick and
~ Greenviile conhtes. Va. ard Halifax and nth.
ampton counties. 4. Who furnished labor for the
def-nces OF Meherfin and holloway bridges aud the
city OF feiersourg respectively, 10 the mos tbs Of
August, September and October, 1858, are hereby
'afomei that certified rolls have been for Vhrded by
tne Engineer III charge TO this ofce where all In
.ercsted are requested TO apply fos Of hires
due them
Powers OF attorney, authorizing agents to make
collections, must no signed in duplicate and wit
nessed by two Witnesses.
Hank forms will be farnishcd on application 70
this cilice JNO b 6TANARD,
re S-2tw3w Capt kngneers, FAC8
"a Oh sALE--AI lsAtsin sueet, Lady . Riding
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GO FELETr,
WM r0RREi
WM EUKREN
Ass ssors for the 18th District of Virginia
RichmO od Jan !, 1861. ia b-eodl2tt

rONFEDERATE States Taxes-Notice to all rer
" sons liable to taxation by the Con dara.e
Government in District No. IL composed of that part
of the city of Richmond lying between 9Th and i4th
streets.-By authority Of the Secretary Of the Trea
sury. hereby notify ali persons liable to tas alton
which embraces the great mass of the people ofthis
district-thst it is their duty to eoMe forward
KERsEV, the other Assessors of this district state
ment of their incomes, fa'ariss, and all other sub
s IS of taxation. that they may be assessed acc I'd
ing to law and to enable them to pes form this duty
| hereby notify them that will BE- found at nv
office, on Shockoe Place, in of Messrs 7. rly Z
Wil!iams's, from O'Clock to 8 O'Clock p nj OF
each day until the 18th day Of February next 10
receive such state ents and make such sments
WM + GRAY,
Assessor for the .itv District If Virginia,
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MANUFACTURED Tobacco 800 packages Of
Nl dark tobacco, embracing half pounds, hves
tens highly svectened, and well adapted for ex'
pert, for saie by EkS WoRTHAA CO.
jA26-lm
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NOTICE to Farmers II have on hand and Tor sale
~ Columbian gpano, super phosphate oil lime, bone
ash ground bones and shell lime Early appiica
n n solicited as shall raise the price after the lst
Marcl. All kinds Of grinding done
E II CHESrERMAN,
South side Dock, opposite 18th st.
Ia Il ,,u2
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OOn DoiLA%s Reward Kan away, on Sunday
LUV night, The lf,h inst my negro man James;
he 10 about 22 ears old, quie likely, With smooth
skin. black complexion, full suit Of hair, iest oS
inches hleh weighs about $50 pounds, and With hin
index finger on bis right hand stiff In attempting TO
make bis escape be will do b,oss pass through Rich
mond az his mother lives there with Mr. WIN X
Pugh, on Grace street, between 7th and 8h. The
above reward viii! be paid on bis apprehension and
confinement 10 jail SO that get him.
VINE GREEN,
Mossinetord, Charlotte co, Va ja2l- l2ts
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YRbS Works for sac y VIII seu ny interest,
which * one half Of Estelpe Furnace, in Au-
eusia county. Va near The Va Central Railroad, 10
mes West Of siaupson, {now owned and worked by
Burke and kuuke) The tract OF land eoptains
about s,oh0 acres coaliDgs and ore backs cohve
MEN, and everything in good repair, with an ample
number Of hards. teams and snppes for the year
Possession given at once Address,
ID KUNKLE,
s97-d9Es Pond GAP, Augusta Co Va.
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ADJ'r AND issp'R GGsl's OyFisE.


X ENERAL Orders, No 6,--I The Presid. mt
~ having approved Tn. following Joint resolu-
ton of Congress, directs its ar III ~ement in Gen
esal Orders, expressive OF bis gratiicaion at the
tribute awarded ths patriot Ulcers ard soldiers to
whom it il add ressed.
For ths military iaggard, ar him who, In the pur-
suits o. selfish and inglorious ease fcrgets his
cou try's need, no nots OF appreciation il sounded
II tntdasy is hIs only security from obl,ioni BU.
ths hercjc devotion Of those who, in defence Of lib
orty ani honor, have pered all, while it cOnfers in
al approving conscience, the best AID highest re-.
ward, will also be cherished in perpetual remem
brance by grateful nation Let this assurunce
stimulate the armies Of the Confederaot every
where t. greater exsr ion and a9e resolute en-
durance, till. under the guidance OF Heaven, the
blessings OF peace and freedom shall finally crown
their efforts. iat all press forward in the road TO
Independence, and for the security OF the rights
ssaied TO Us in the blood of the first Revolution
Honor aud glory await our succsss. Slavery and
shame viii a tend our defeat
II JOINT resolution Ct thanks to Gen Robt Lee ar d
to the officers and soldiers under his command
'Phersas, The campaigns Of the brave and gallant
covering the Capital 6f the Confederate Ssates
during the two succe sive years of 1852 and 1868
under the leadership and command OF Gen Robert +
Lee, have been crowned with glorious results, dc
eatng greatly superior forces sed by the enemy
for the conquest OF these StatGs repelilg the in
va1ers wi immense Gssee, and twice transferrirs
the battieheGs from our own country to that the
cneIny aud whereas, the uasteriy and slor ious
achlcVeme1is, rendering forever memorable itt
| fields of the ''Eevan days Of great battles" which
raised the siege If RichmopI, well these of CO
| tar Run, Second Manassas, Harper's Ferry, Boons
bofo', sharpsburg, She pherds,own, fredericksburg
" winchester, GetyshuTg, and ChaDceli0rsvle, com
mand tle admiration AMI gratitude o! cur country
aad wherea, these and other iliustTiOus services
rendered by this able commander since the Com
menccmeut OF our war OF indepet denc0 have espe
caly endearcd N to the tearts o. his country meg
| and have imp sed on Congress the srateinl duty O.
| giving expresson to their feelings Therefore,
ResoIoei ty :ae teyress q the Confederate Statss O
.7meriea, hat the thanks of Congress due and
rendered 10 Gen. Robert Lee and TO the officer
| and soldiers Of the Confederate arm les under b.,
| ccGamaRd, for the great ard signal victories they
have won over the vast hosts of the enemy, and fo
| the inestimabe service they have rendered in de
| fence of the liberty and independence vi ooan
| try
| Rescired That the president be requested 10 com
mdnlcate these resolutions t1 Gen Robert T. lie,
| aud the officers and soiders herein designated.
| approved January Sth 1864
| BY order. 8 SC)OPEa,
| ia i5--6t Attutant and Ina,,r Gauavsi
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e., g.. CHARyEs PHIIILPS.
" (ofGbr 9th and Main sfa

III noALhh' Reward d-Kanaway, on the 204h
w INST, my mSlatto boy, named Bob ahovs 4
,eet higb We!l built, % years Old, has q brother
hVihs WIN Mr easauts, the anctioueer. has nan
nrea 1or The last year to Mr. John Lindsay on The
~, .1A Iosu ana mas scar on the side Of the neck
lie was las. seen the tow path on b,s wav nm ~
@ cana. he is supposed to have forged pass The
ABOVE reward will be paid If he is delivered 10 -
al my residence, on CarTi1gtop street
fe 4-end2.s TvOu rpru~r,
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s)S bOLLAhS keward.-Escsped from the jsil
Z,) of Lee 4 Bowman, oaf.ahn .pight Of the Slst
January, Henry. a boy stSglI0y t.rs old, Of black
complexion, stout and {6kf baif /; hsd on blue
military Cap, and gray military jacket, with brass
buttons. The above reward tf $25 will be paid for
his delivery to me, to the Jail Of Messrs Les b
Bowman. JNO HUTCHEsON
(. ITS Curator Of Elizabeth IYbv.
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A Desperate Chdraeter.-A man calling him
self Lieut.. J. }. Cox was arres ted a few days
since by order of the civil authorities Of
Tennessee and sent on to this city for con
hnament in Castle Thunder Cox has been
before under arrest by the Confederate au
thorities, but managed to make his escape,
and it is said visited the Federal lines
When last arrested there was on his person
large number of forged passes and com
missions for various purposes-some en-
puwering him TO arrest Confederate des ert
ers, recruit for the service, &c. He is now
where it is likely some time of his life will
be spent
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OS DOLLARS Reward Nv servant TEI;n. :. |.
Il! away on Sunday She ia LIVING with her sis.
ter named Nasiab, near the Poor Lousc or Bacon q
Qiafter Branch She his daughter for hire At MI
ticco's oiacs. named ChristiahA, who knows vhV a
she IS fivira CO years DID, feet in height. r av
hair, which grows low on the forehead. The vS,ove
reward VIII be given II delivered to me-
WIN CHISWDK,
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cnn DOLLARS REV. I'D Ran aVav On Gaf
CVU urday, the sOtn January. nv nccro M.
hdmd ColStcn. lie is abc OTIS feet or Ioches hic
stout sdi!t not very da n complete d good counss.
Isnoo. VII give IN shove reward Il deliver sd to
me, OF $500 oonfr Al in apy psrt Of the sta,s se
msy be abae to ye. MIN.
AEDkEW PIzZINf,
e &-AW~ Broad street,
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=. . - WM CHISWUk,
fe ATT doors above Central DepOt Y-o.d a

RANAWAY-From the 81 section Richmond ana
III Dsnyiile Railroad, two hands, F.<defick and
Lewis, the property Of II g Leigh. Frsdes ick 4
about feet high, dark complexion; no marks re-.
membereo.
Lewis feet 10 inches high, dArJ complication The
fe 3-ts CI.AS Is NAY CGwr Cs.
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t(AE AVAY-From my house, On yesterday,
-lG tsuv } my cock woman, Elizabeth, ass
about ., years, rather over medium heixhi bvis ht
tnula1'o III color. fhe left with her husband John
Washington, owned by Mr. Ingram, OF Ncrthumber.
lshd co, Eastern fhoie, aId supposed to be msksx
her way t. the Yankees I will give q reward for
her delivery to me Of $500
BLAIR BURWEIL, ND,
fe 2-4if Cor ateh and 6th ~.