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Die6.

In this place, on Monday morning. the 4sh
inst, Of ofPneumonis, CHRIsrorHER M. WILLIAMS.
aged about 80 years.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

% ~ As we predicted, NJ. Przyblowicz.
candidate for Councilman in the Second
Ward of Lsavenwortb, couldn't carry his
name through the race. However. be has
been beaten BY j. Wolkiewie., which is
almost % bad.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

~ One Of the issues in the Leaveu-
worth election, was the high price Of
butter. which was laid to Anthony's
charge. .vr.sars VS. svi-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

A r. Farmers. look to your horses
The signs are suspicious. We smell
thieves. h'1s :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

~ Maryland has gone for Convsn-
tion- and Emancipation. BY over $4,000
maiority. 81 1 e8a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

w We know this statement of ours
has no foundation in truth. We have
concluded to wait until we are through,
and then apologize for the whole lump.
'-Nsnsaha Courier.
That is not necessary. You are your
self standing spology.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

4H Emsrt. Of the Fort Scott Moui;
tor. has besu married about three month";
and i already crying Justify. through BIZ
paper. !" Boy Wsnted I" The fellow 70
aliss bid. incapscity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

~ We lied. week or two ago.
Jxaetion Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

n ~ The Nemshs Courier says we
were once convicted Of sheep.stealing.
Yes. and the next time We 60 into the
Atchison Champion Office. We mean to
steal lot Of type. sorts. cards. mitre-
box. saw. ETC.. and start ons-horss pa
per in some back County
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

5S !" Bsstsrd." is the eudearing ep.
tibet the Fort Scott Monitor applies to
us. There is no danger Of bsstards in
Emert's range-oor lsgitinstss either.
He enjoys An imAunity from that branch
Of domestic industry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

n ~ The Junction Union speaks Of .
mad OK 4 that plaes. Thsrs i also .
mad calf sosswhsss stost the Janctioa
Land OHiss. ~ aois7se E's aAs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

w The Continental Monthly, for
April. is on our table. We find the fol.
lowing interesting list of contents: Sir
Charles Lyell on the Antiquity Of Man;
Enone; The Young Authors Dream;
The Great Lakes to st. Paul; English
and American Taxation; ,,Aphorisims;
The Love Lucifer: Sketches Of American
Life and Scenery: Our Government and
the Blacks; Oat Of Prison; Lies and How
to Kill Them; Was he Successful Ben.
edict of Nprsia, and the Order of Bene-
dictiens: Hannah Thurston; Glorious
The Isle of Spring; The Development Of
American Architecture: Jefferson Davis
and Reputation Of Arkansas Bonds; Lit
erary Notices; Editors Table. Direct
orders for the Continental, to John F.
Trow, so Green Street, New York. Price,
SO q year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

w On Wednesday evening the guests
at the Westfan House were discussing
the relative merits of the two candidates
for the Mayorslty of Leavenworth. when
q vote was ordered. which resulted Is fol-
lows: ,a anN eI. s'et
D. r. Anthony. Is
j. L. Mcdowell. /
The man who voted Tor Mcdowell has
patch over his eye, and of course. q
man who cannot see the difference be-
tween the two men is excused for that
kind of voting.-Paola Herald. g
As it happened. the bar.room loafers
of Paola did not have the settling Of the
Lesvenworth Msyoralty question, else
the result might have been different from
what it is. 70 rt =. s,t"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

Z H See sdssrtissmsnt Of hons sto-.
len on Wolf River. u-aa as
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

r. We now advertise extensively
throughout the State: bat the Nemeha
Courier is our principal advertising me-
dunn. Its lsst issue contained eleven
puffs Of rs. The result is, We have more
paying subscribers in Nsmahs than the
Courier itself. They contemplate soon
enlsrgiug their paper. as at present it is
too small to contain all they wish to write
about us. It is very interesting reading
to their local patrons.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

We presume no one viii dispute Il.
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lpIT The County Commissioners hsvs
appointed Dr.. P. n. sturges. Of low,
Point. County Assessor. the person elec-
ted last Fall having failed to qualify.
The appointmsut is % excellent one.
DR.. Sturges has assessed this Township
for several ysars past. and understands
bis business pretty thoroughly. Z ial =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-07

~ The St. 10. News says that Cal.
win Van Bebber. 3. T. Beam. Robert
Wilson and Andrew Farmer. all citizens
Of Rush Bottom. Holt County. Mo-, were
recsatly arrested for jsyhswking. It is
more likely that they were on the bush
whack.-LedvenrorM 7Sses.
As these arc oil Union men. and were
arrested BY Pswpaws. it is unnecessary to
seek for any further cause of their arrest.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-24
AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,


Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
.r.-. in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been SO long used and so univcr-
sally known, that we need do no more than
assure the public that its quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do all it has ever done.
repaired by DR. j. C. AVER & Co.,
Practical and Annigtjcdi Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold hy all druggists everywhere.
MsoC sale by siiIord & Co., kaufman Co., ant
George q. Beck, Lancaster, Ohio.
Judy - lSe3--ly7
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NebcfGuCcs
Martin Co., Bankers; lrmer& bauUhcrty, Attorneys
i, NJ Wagcnhals, Pension surgeon
PITrsBUnG LANDiNG, TENNESSEE,
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PEN SIIDNc

PENSIONg
M arr InoW"d 20 All soldiers VINO nave hecn 'isaplcu IN
t ~ Wo"nns y, u'Sc,sr' WINE ~ Wy S'I'Ie
W " ol n'y ~ Win2ws o n.cenS',n sou. 10
yrplm s'AleIS OF WldoW"u nothcr depehdent on 'he
deceased soldicrior support.
Back Pay. F pa.
Wa hovo evor,. foolitv for tho collcctio, or p,rx
pay, If final napers nrc correctly made omt wc can
hovc thc nonnv h h,nd In cour S,vs fror, tho ,,n
tho nnncrs orc InIivcred IN ne Soldinrs whn have
orrchra oF no,, J,,a tbn, hnn tho f.orarnn,ont % ia
well to call on ne ne ,yc can collcct The money far
murh less thon II viii cost to no 10 fonnhus ~ oso
whore, and nnch soonor than tho St,tc pnv Agcnt
can collect thelr money 20
t. Writc 10 U.s.
And will advise you FREE OF CHARGE, and send
YOU blanks with Instructions for filling them up, so
that you can prepare your clam without trouble
n prou,nt
Thr sooner yo'i make your application the sooner
yoi VIII get your money. II Application for Pension
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Nolice % Drafted Men.
HEADoRs or THE leTH Cos. DIsT,s /
Chiihcuthe, Ohio, july 18th, lSta.


HEADQRs or THE l2rH CoS Dtsrr
~ chhlicothe, olios July 18th, 1854.
DARAGRAPft I'd of Circular No. Sifroin the oflae
III olthe Provost Marshal Gencra is so far modified
as to require every drafted man claiming exemption,
by reason of having paid the sum ofth-ee hundred
dollars (Sspo under section I3 of 'The act for en-
rolling aud calling ont the national forces and for
other purposes, approved March 3d. 1863 to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver ofcom-
mutation money. for such amount, to the Board OF
Enrolment of his district, in order to receive there
from aCERTlFlGATE OF EXEMPTION, I4
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
seeretlry OF War and directed by the Secretary ofthe
Treasury 10 receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire ii for the purpose Of exemption from the dTa,
themoney above specified ON receipt Of the sum,
the Collector Of Internal Revenue shall give tho
drated person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
Botfcopes of these receipts shall he devcredto the
Board Of ENROLMENT before the day the drafted
person required to report for duty, one copy tn be
retaincl the said oardiand when so delivered to the
said BOARD the drafted person shall he furnished by
the 5oar with aoortiticnte Of exemption dischargng
him from futber debility under thg draft, by reason
Of having paid the sum Of three hundred dollars
aforesaid. .... GEO, W. ROBY,
Provost Marshal and President Of the
r ...l Board Of Enrolment.
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T,o'allAsssrs. T. NC@sepB
zs:Ect HYE iIssuIRlfEGF RglF;5
Jl.oF7 NEW NF fffo'YFpN'u

Thesccompaaies divide three .fourhs of net profits
annually to the Policy Holders In scrip. bearing in
teIestat6 percent, thereby funding the surplus and
giving Policy folders greater security and cheapo
Insurance, dt u /OI SID
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.TAhbMADGE HOUSE.

;ifestswiiirs64Se every stter,sl,, Biils rodsono,
Lscazster, uhio, xarcAi ., itsss, .,ST 80
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years. Is cntitlec
to 500 Bounty: Every Soldier discharged by reason
ofwounds received in battle, is entitled to Sl0O Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July lst, 1852, and dis
charged before serving two years, ~ entitled to S2j
Bounty. Tho Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Heirs Of Soldiers, who die in the SERVICE entitled
to the above Bounties
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Are allowed 10 all soldiers who have hecn disabled, in
any degree, by wounds dseasc while in the service
IN the line Of dntyto widows Of deceased sollicrsto
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for sur port. f.
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8itbn,ono 1lspatfb,
WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 2s. ,soi
DEATH OF THE EARL OF CARLISLE

DEATH OF THE EARL or CARLISLE
The death of George William Frederic
Howard, seventh Earl of Carlisle, widel,
known in America as Lord Morpeth, took
place on the 9th Of December His
grandfather, the fifth Earl Of Carlisle,
was distinguished in the House OF Lords
by his recommendation Of conciliatory
measures toward the Americans, ana was
one of the three commissioners appointed
~ visit America, with view to the
restoration Of peace. The subject OF tins
notice was the eldest son oil the sixth
Earl of Carlisle, and was born on the 18th
OF April, 1902. He received mis- cduca-
ton at the University of Oxford, and
early exhibited the literary ability AMI
taste for which he was remarkable in his
inaturer years. During his academic
career, he was the author Of two prize
poems, and graduated with the highest
classical honors. After serving As an
attache OF the British legation at st. Pc
tersburg, he became mc, II of PaI ia
ment for the West Riding vi Yorkshire,
and took part iii supporting the policy of
the Wing Radicals. Under the ministry
Vi Wa dppOllitct
Secretary of State for Ireland, and held
that office until 1871. IN that year, a
change of parties taking place, he was
defeated as candidate for reelection
to Parliament by his conservative oppo-
nents, but on the fturn of the Wings to
power in 1876, he was appointed Com
missioner of Woods and Forests, aud
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Soon after, he visited the United States,
travelling extensively in different portions
of the country, and taking the deepest
interest in the character and institutions
Of the American people. He made many
friends in almost every circle Of society,
winning universal regard by the amcnity
of his manners, his liberal and comprl
hensive views, and his sound and cult
waited understanding. After his return
TO England, he attracted not little attcn-
ton by the delivery of two lectures be
fore the Mechanics Institute Of Leeds,
taking for his subjects the /" United
States and THE Life and Writings OF
Pope" Before the Crimean war. he made
a tour in the East of Europe, ard plh-
lished his Diary Of Travel in Turkish
and Greek Waters" On the accession
OF Lord Palmerston in 1870, he was
nominated Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, !
and held the office till 1875.
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! 0AhS ON 1lII SEtT3IH Dr .#H
SEVENTH SECTION Ca TH- t.E.'-. q
l.AW--b,to~lts Oh al wall tc re...,4 ay "'
Treasurer Al tins city, Assistant T.,r-....e .'
,ih'II'st"n and Mobile. ard tie lhI....... 20
Wilmington, Raleigh, Culuia,.a, aus..... .... ..-
oih and Muni"oueIy, and lar,lu,l... ~... BE-. 81
'Oi lhr SANE, bearing interest * IL .t ,t t'ta
tht .er dilnum, and secured - THE b. ...g..,-. T.
If an amount Of tl.e above bonds e.ua g. g. ....
VI the 81, loans. Ihc bonds 10 Do st ..,, 81. ..a
Treasurer, AMI tho proceeds. T;yH sold - s,,. E-
.u-ierly 10 the payment If The e.lt e,l;.s.4-..-
Tie security and convenience asl.gt.t {, l-..t
hd other corporations, and 10 tn public l,tu.t....
oy tbs mode Of temporary iuy,stu.s AL, aIi r ..-
ret "t the measure, II generally adopted a..f-
tE the currency within moderate hu4II-, /. - H..
@'ii c"InIn"isd 1t 10 the favorable co~lt-re ai 80
community and secure their PROM ,u-..vg.fua sa
carrying It iato effect. q. = rEENItUht.
3l--tS S.,.r..t.4y "a 80. .;,.t.tI.t
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OFFYCI1L.


L ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED
BONDS5 ISSUED UNDER ACT or FEBRUARY
IL, lo6i'-Notice is hereby given to holders and
OWNERS OF four per cent. registered bonds, issued
under act OF February IL, 1871 that the interest due
on the same to lst January 1865, will be paid upon
presentation OF the bonds, at any time otter l7t
proximo to the Treasurer, Assistant Trcasurcrs or
Pay Depositares named below. 1t is impracticablc
to prepare schedules for the payment of interest on
these bonds, the number and amount of those
surrendered III payment Of taxes have not been yet
ascertained. u. y. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Ca!oliua
Assistant Treasurer, Mobile, Alabama
Depository, Raleigh, North Carolina
Depository, Savannah, Georgia.
DepOstaTy, Tallahassee, Florida
Dcposltary, Montgomery, Alabama
Depository, columbus, Missi-sippi
Depository, Marshall TEXAS de iG--aoI IN,
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TREASURY DtftRrmrNT,
RIcuMoSD, Va, November -, 1861. I

Treasury DEriRTmrST,l >
RicuHoSD, Va, November -, 1861.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
" HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERTIFI-
GATES or STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued
under the act of August 10 1867, IclceruaLle after
the Isl day OF January, 1860, to present the same
Tor payment on the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY
NEAI, or Ut any time thereafter, 10 thy Treasurer
ul ne Confederate States, one OF the Assistant
Treasures "t the Confederate States ora pay be
PoSitaly OF the Confederate States, fund.- having
been placed IN the hands OF said agents iJl the rur-
pose II E~t,omlHE such stock ami coupon bonds -
No interest VIII he allowed on such stocl and coii-
pom bonds after January iSt laG5.
u. \. TRENHOLM,
de i-"od2m Secretary ot Treasury.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TOR SALE, PRIVATELY,

EOR SALE, PRIVATELY,
T. mahogany sprlng-scat ParloF Iete-a-Ietes,
mahogany marnc-t0p Parlor Tables,
mahogany hair-seat paIlor Chairs,
mahogany large size hair-seut PIrlor Chairs
| large size Walnut What-Not, OF Parlor Orna-
nent;
Is gilt frame Pictures different sizes, for par
loTs halls and chimbers,
| lot gilt Window Cornlces.
mahogany Wardrobe,
mahogany muIhe-top WashStand,
mahogany marblc-top Burcsu,
l flgh-rost Cherry Bcdstcad,
10 Cane-scat Chairs,
| Canc-sc,tt Rocking CHAR,
| Lounge,
| large SIZE Mirror,
Shuck aud liair Mattress,
common Cabinets walnut and poplar,
beautiful mahogany nIltbie-tOp Sldehoard,
ElIptic-s pYiIlg Scat's" Sewing Machine,
I Rrirltrrltor
and other ARTICLES to b. upon application to The
Undersigned Oh Gary Street between Thirteenth anal
Fourteenth streets, over the store OF MessrS. l..
waller x Co J. Il lowell.
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ScPEEISIENUkNT'- OFFICE. kICnMo"u,
AND PoruMAC RAILROAD,
ltItHAIuS =, December -, 1864

= UIICE.-C of articles of
/ 7 food 10 the NEWYEAH'S DAY DINNER
Tor the soldiers IL General Lees army and III the
Hospitals III this city will be brought over this rail-
road free OF Charge by any tram. 70 prevent losses
and dlsappointncnts. they should be put into Sc
cure packages, plainly marked, and ready Tor being
ioaird at Hoe station OF stopping point on tbs road
before the arrival Of the train
de 2i-3t s. RUTH SUPERINTENDENT
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~ OllCE-ConmittcI to jail, in Char
4 l0tte county Virginia, Oh the 23i Of o t,,acr
1861 NEGRO MAN, claiming to be free but witf-
THC any Tree papers, who calls himself JOHN
~ Ans anu says he lives III Orange county, North
Carolina Said negro is about twenty-five wears
oid; Drown comp!eAi"n; five Icct ten inches, iigh
ana weighs one hundred and forty or one Luul,tj
una tit} pounds. PARTIES q timtnn must come for
ward and prove property, else he VIII he dealt with
"-eoidlHe to the law. THOMAS IL SMITH,
10 lY-lawGH ~,
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UISlEI,LI.EEOE.E.

NEN-YEAh'S DINNER FOR GENE
y RAJ. LtE'S ItMI.-Thc following grntl'-
,nt II are req ted t. cali the citizens residing III
the localities NAMED. 10 solicit subscription for the
above purpose Il Is essential that they should act
promptly, and II is hoped that active and cordial
cO-oprrtlun Of each gentleman named viii be cheer
fully extended:
JfFtEKsux WARD.--A. Y. Stokes, n j.. I'LL,
from Fourteenth t. Fifteenth stIt1ts; John ".
Mckiel, George Jacobs from Fifteenth to Eighteenth
streets; Lewis IL. Frayetr, l.. I. Chandler, iron.
Eighteenth to Twenty street, Il. IL Styll,
Julius A. Iiobson, from Twenty --'coli street to
Rockets. Samuel Ellis and a. Johnston, Commit
tee ut Large.
MADISON WABp.--A L. Elicit, james \. Scott,
from sixth 10 Seventh streets i \. Lancaster, i
IL. MaUry, from Seventh 10 Ninth streets: " g.
q. Paine, John Farrell, from Ninth to Eleventh
streets; ". i. IsaaCs, John Dooicy aHl y. ID. VIII
hams, from Eleventh 10 Fourteenth streets. IL. L.
Kent and j. l.. ApIcrson, ComIattec at Large.
MoNROE NAEu--JohI. +. ke.,naut, Is. ". Iiax-
al, west Of First stIcct; {. /. WoTtfanI, BD. Ed
moud, from First TO Third streets; {. W. Purcell
William II. Lyon, from Third ~ Fifth street.; :;
Rev Nj. J. MIchUAoaulier, l.. ". GlazchrVok, from
Fifth 10 Sixth streets John r. Anderson ani Jui;
Enicls, Committee at LIr-yr.
JOHN EEDrRS,
J. l.. ATpERSCN,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
de I'D Committee.
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ENARM FOR SAiE.-i am authorized t.
sell EARN, situated foltr rnilr1 from Italch
Nortl Caroline, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND Tie Improvements
consist ut a neat cottage with eight rourns six oi
them with fire places; ana nil other necessary out
buildings, Including barn, coIE-h0tsr, etc There
Is wood enough 10 pay Tor the place Tho stu alton
l. hl1h ana he,,.thya sIend'i place Tor refugee,
with rrgIo,4. h. II DIBREII.
dc iu--iat Sn0ctor :,i}.
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TsrtsyaY pYrAptvt.t

hlSTRiEuTIuN OF PROVISIONS
The Justices of Henrlco county ~, ro4ua. t.i
IL issue TICKETS FOR PROVISIONS. u he sid
and delivered neat reek, commencing ou M,luAy
9th instant GkokGE h ri.EASANTS,
IL H-3I Purchasing Agent, iIeusl.o co.al'y
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OFFICIAL.


TRpAsrBy DFrNrINrST.
C"HFEDFFNrE SrtTf. Is ANtElcs,
HclrsoND, December :. I-fA
Two HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT
INVERTEBRATES Attention T.. lp4f...,-
iiiy called 70 the provisions 81 the ninth 4,,i If
the act Of Congress- entitled an at II fali,,. "a .
cufren' Y, &o., approved February Il, 1854 uil.ra
declares that al call certificate shall b. fr.uIa-
DIE, and shall be taxed ia all repct- t- D. provided
iof The Treasury notes into which th.y are cons
vcrtrbe."
The fourth section Of said net impose q t.v #
on" hundred per cent. the Treasury mott r,,r-
senttd 90 sad i've per cent cali certificates at
shall reIhAn outsts4ltiiug on tie first da.afKs
eighteen hundsel and siHty-f,e.
q. a TEUNiIpjN,
dc 7-tlstJ Secretary Il fI. l.......'f-
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RUNA VA Us.
} q n AWAY-SEVEN HUNDRED

- Il n AWAY-SFVEN HUNDRED
III, AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Left home, on saturday last, my NEGRO MAN,
ROBERT LEWIS. lie was for two years porter at
the Exchange Hotel, and afterwards MT the A,neri-
can He took with him his wife, CATHARINE, Il
delicate negro, gingerbread color. medium size, and
ab06t twcnty-four years old. ROBERTS SUPPOSED
10 be making his way IL the Yankees, he has
been with the army for the last six months. He is
black thick lips AMI bow legged; about thirty
three years Of age. | Will give reward Of seven
hundred and fifty dollars for him if delivered to me,
five hundred dollars If secured so thEt can get
him. de 21-rol4t- SARAH l. DABNEG.
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rsWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

INV o IIU = DKTII DVII8ANS NE
WARD The above reward VIII be given Tor
the appIth, J.,Ion and delivery of TOM, "a stout
built man, aboutIwcntyiive years old, dark sEla,
about five feet four inches high AMI wr,us Wills
keGs | understand llr has been seen III Nanche>-
ter during The last two or three weeks. Ii caught,
20 be delivered TO me Chesterfield, OF to LEE y
BOWMAN, IN Hammond
JAMES ". MARTIN,
de- 2S-eGdht Exrcutor Of james Martin
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REAL E9TA TIE FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT, ON TWEEN
ii TltrU STREET, UNION HILL, FOR
SALE PHryATELY.- executor OF Jane Iur-
non daceosed I ana authorized to dispose of her
late residence, situated IS above, at private sale
II mss four rooms and good kitchen The pre-
ant tenant term expires the last of this month
For terms So inquire at my office, the building
corner Of Tenth and Broad streets.
de 27-1t' j. III. SANDS, Executor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-28

CINTY-THREEA AND 4 HALF ACRES
~ OF LAND, ON TIE WILLIAMSBURG
ROAD, ABOUT TWO AND \ HALF MILES
FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE.--We offer IN"
above Land at private sale. It lies Just below
liuGles's Tavern, and extends back TO The Charles
Cty-roal, aud thus has good fronts. "A portion
Is cleared aUt the balance in woods This Is a
pretty -itu4t!g!s, nUh might DO made Rn excellent
market glldch. For trlitte apply to
Gltt BlS q WILLIAMS
de Ut AICtIOueyrS. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-28

uSF RECEIVED at ISAAC SCURI-
DRESS GOODS '' ''' "'''N W
ENGLISH CAhlLErS, DEIAINE9.
fOPliSS, CoBURG ClOIn
hEhlNoES, COLokED AIpACAS,
GlNdliAAIS, cAIICoES.
IRISH LINENS, CAMHRICS,
JACONETS. SWISS and
1tE,k MUSLIN, WHITE BRITLIANTs,
Witt and toLoRED FLANNELS,
CLOTHS, for servants
hoMESPVNs, &e., Ac, &e, &c -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-28

NJ OIICE.-l will winter for their work.
/ tour good MULES, and treat and feed them
Messrs. GEORGE WATT 4 co. Plow-maLera
h1saliiohd, Virginia lie Alt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-28

"OOD.-tor sale, about five hundred
w cords OF nice, seasoned PINE WODD,
within two miles OF the Richmond and Fledgrirk4,
burg railroad. It. iby'a station twelve piiestro,
tie city. tie E-iot' NJ D. WHITING.