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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24
THE WAR THE SOUrH

- The WAX IN THE SOUTH.
Up to late hour last night the War De-
partment vas without the receipt of further
intelligence of the enemy's npvements in
Mississippi and Alabama. Whatever may be
Sherman's designs, he is certainly disposed
to observe greater caution In his movements
since reaching the interior than characterized
the starting ont of his expedition.
From Florida we have Afrif Confirmation
ct the signal victory Of Gen. Finnegan at
Lake City on Saturday last, but are still
without particulars Of the fight or the ex-
tent Of its results
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TEE LEGISLATURE.

A bill was reported ia the Senate, yester
day. imposing taxes for the support of Gov
crnment, and an act authorizing the receipt
Of the Treasury notes of the Confederate
States in payment of taxes and other public
dues, and regulating how and when the
same shall be received.
On motion, the hour of meeting was
changed from II to IL o'clock.
A Communication from the Governor, en-
closing the reply of the Secretary of War to
the Joint resolution OF ihe General Assem-
bly, for suspension of the call on this State
for slave labor on Notifications, &c., was
read and laid upon the table.
The Joint resolution for the appointment
ct al Joint cUmHnfttcc To fuYurs1 into the al
legged abuses and i'll treatment of conscripts
at Camp Lee was adopted, and committee
of three on the part of the Senate named.
The Senate then resolved itself into Sc
cret session. After a short secret session
the Senate adjourned.
The House passed a Senate bill authorizing
the Board of Public Works to suspend the
payment of any subscription on the part of
the State to any internal Improvement com
panies.
A bill was reported to recall absent citi-
zens Of the Commonwealth, and who shall
be deemed aliens in certain cases.
Also, bill to prevent the destruction of
enclosures and private property On public
highways.
4 message was received from the Cover
nor, similar to that noticed in Senate pro-
ceedings. and similarly disposed of.
A resolution of expediency was adopted
for providing by law for the escbeat, forfeit
ure, or cOnfscation Of the real estate of alien
enemies.
The House resolved hereafter to hold eve
ming sessions.
Several reports and a resolution in regard
to salt, were presented.
A bill was passed amending the Code, SO
as to provide for the punishment of free ne
gro cOnvicts in certain cases.
Also, bill increasing the compensation OF
shcriffs and sergeants. Adjourned.
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THE New CURRENCY BILL.-The Savannah
Neos, in speaking of this measure, holds the fol
lowing Language
The effects Of the passage of the currency bill IL
this city ha, been TO advance the price of all arti-
cles OF provisions and necessity from twenty to
thirty per cent The Macon Telegraph says few
in that city shut up their stores and refused 10 sell
goods altogether. Others lacked on thirty ana q
third per cent. upon prices and made no discrlmi-
nation In favor OF small bills.
We would suggest that IL would ne prudent Ia
foregO conclusions In regari TO measure which
has, after months OF labor, been eOnsummated BY
the collective wisdom of Cabinet and Congress,
until the bill itself is given to the public. We
disposed To doubt that the teesraphic synopsis
which we have published gives a full and fair ex
position Of the provisions of the bill. Ii the mea
sure IL as impractcable as il is represented we
must hope that the President will withhold from il
his signature, and thus prevent its becoming law
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Rithrlunh 4ispattt.
weoSssDAy soRxIae. ....vxszuAsY "a. lss

wkOnAsDAY hORNING -. r1e1UA1Y "a, 1851
FROM EAST TExNRAaEE.
We have rumor, whetherfell founded
or not we are not prepared t0ssay, that the
Confederate forces have captakcd and now
nave possession Of Cumberlane Gap.
An officer from Gen. Longatreet's COM
mand says that Knoxville Is virtually In our
possession, and would be occnpied by our
forces but for tie prevalence of smallpox
In the city. Lougstreets army is repre-
sented to be in fine health and spirits, well
fed and clothed, with full confidence in
themselves an leaders.
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AHEc porE or GEN. WISE We heard day Or
twl ago, says the Petersburg Express, goad story
told upon lsen. Wise, which we believe has never
been in print. Whilst ~ncamped on the Peninsula
he one day was riding along some road in the vi
cinity Of :is quarters, and came upon one 0f his
wagons which was fast stalled. The driver was a
white man. Upon seeing this spectacle he reined
up his horse, aud looking upon John, said: "hcre
IL n fine wagon and team going 10 de-lrucfion for
want OF a driver" The latter, fixing his eye upon
the General, instantly retorted ayes, and here IL
a very fine brigade, too, going to destruction for
want Of a Brisadier." The General soon resumed
his journey nj quickened pace.
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HOk CHARLHTON.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 4.-The enemy cole
brated Washington's birthday with Ill the
colors flying on the feet and national ~
lutte at sunrise, noon, and sunset. The
Ironsdes participated Our batteries opened
and silenced . 8Opounder PaTott gun ct
Gregg The shelling Of tho city continues
slightly.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT q 8 A,

kVonODu, fcD 2Uth, AoV4
YUREAeURY NOTICE as TO Euudng under Act
of January l7,h, lS64.--Noice is hereby given
70 I hedefs Of Treasury notes not bearing interest
that they may exchange the same Immediately ut ihe
ol,e Of the treasurer, Assisiant Treasurer, or Of
any Deposiiary, for certificates which will entiile
them To four per ceat bnnds and that the said privi
leee will cou.iauc until the Ist April ensuing after
which all notes over the dt nomin alton Of IS can
be led ouly at Gees cents 70 The dollav except
one hundred dollar notes. hich fer that date are
no longer receivable for public dues and can only be
fu oded st an additional reduction Of per cent pc
month.
The certfi ates issued together with the bonds for
which they may be exchanged. sre ieceivsc'e 10.
raves of the wear 1864 al tbs foil amount expressed
on the fAco without interest; end are NOT su'jecs t.
the tax imposed for that year on other bonds and
credits
The short time allowed should admonish oil bolt
ers promptly to present tbs notes, and not rsk "a
chance Of esciustOn the pressure which viii occur
At the end sf the mouth of Mafcn:
(SignedJ y" H a. r,
fe 2l--te kectesATy " uo"e"y'
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THE YANKEE FORGE ON THE BALTIMORE
AND OIIIC RAILROAD,


From gentlemen from the Lower Valley
We learn the Yankees have large force in
that region, strung along the line Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, from Harper's
Ferry to MartiDsburg. This force is esti-
mated at from Is 900 to 10000. Since the
raid of Gilmer's cavalry, in which an express
train was captured, the enemy have been
much more vigilant in guarding the road
increasing their pickets at every station, and
posting forces on every avenue leading to
the read.
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GsN. GaAnsxa on DsssaTEns.-A Nashville cor
respondent Of Yankee paper rrpoTia that in coa-
vassatioa Gen. Granger expressed bis opinion Of
Sesevtess from souihern armies ~ follows:
You had better watch them. IL T. true sOme
desert, but such mea were never true southern
ers and never made good sdadlers. Their demovai-
isine camp talk does ~ m0se intAsy than thies
presence Is bsstle does n good. TbRse are Others
whoa you screps In saking The 'eun0esly whoal
yen would Do veil % watch.
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RE zNLIsTMENP or PTHOOPs-C0NYICH0
or 4 RODBER

ATLANTA, Feb 1.-Advicss from Dalton
represent all quiet in front. The S0th Ala.
bama. Col. Dedman, and the 3lst Alabama.
Col. Hundley, of Stevenson's divisios, have
re-enlisted for the war.
Cicero Norman, who robbed the axpresg
at Fort Valley of tsb. 900, has been eonvictsd
and sentenced TO the penitentiasy for Avs
vaaro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

E0n REWARD -iian away from my plantation
sJUU in the county Or powhatap, ON Friday,
2Bth January last, two slaves, los and Richald d.
Both are black quick, active Enos is abyu. &c
years old, about feet high, and well formed very
erect In his carriage, with full head of hair, tcular
voice Of the North Carolina negro, from whence he
C. me; great singer aud daacer. Richard is about
25 years Old and about S feet inches high. stout
built, l. .ck, rough skin; he was bought from Essex
count, about year ago They were dressed in gray
pants, jackets. and caps when they lett The above
reward will be paid for their delivery to ma in
Richmond or Pow Wbatao. JNO WHITFIELD
r.
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REAL EeTA7,E FOR SALE.

I,O1 SALE viii cell very desirable and com
+ ..ftabie house and several acres Of land ut Ne y
s,at court HCuso The house contains five rooms,
nee blsellen., and two roFchas. necessary ont
houses ICE bonfe aae garden. ard yonng orchard Of
,elec. .rees Adlress nla at Z Il Meaaiey's, No l09
Esp street q NliLIAAS.
f. 2.-Es
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Corrom At JAcKsoS.-We learn that shout fous
hundred bales Of G0vcrnment cbttOn were destroy
I'd BY our troops before they lett Jacksoa. Ine DAY
previous e0asaderahis amount was placed IN slie
Lnnds OF such cfflxeas - were compelled 70 re-
main, by saIe apd 0therwise, IN osder that they
miehi have soneahipg whesewith 10 obsain the me-
cesaayles Of lie. 1lk0ng the rest the supatnten-
dent or the laaallc asylam bccaane tho pagchAsev
Of one Aun6rcA bales Cor ths bens9: II thoee fos
whom Sc had % peoviAe. The psOlic st0ses Wese
"a renoy e sa6sly.-S6sAaaak Aeua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

Among eeSsaia articles dug ~ st Yosktewos ys.s
last winter BY Northern soldiers, the Hssslss1 T1ao
says, wss small red stone, which. upea eesaalno,
revealed the Interesting fsci ihse u haA sese Ns0-
ed part Of the siYnst nng of tbe mosQooo - ~
chanibcau, the iibesty losing eom0aa1es - ~
French Army In this county, WoO oele4 q ono-
cert with Washington In plans WhtsA woa ~ -
the battle OF YoSkt0wa. 10 eeqlatDs she nooeo
t:onnt motto tH l.adD and - lAn1sy sssss.
IA. s.s FIRE s's.: s..s, O.. e ,s s.sss:ss e. ::
the most sxt.ssivs hossis n ~ 0esy. 7Ae 1o1l1-
iag w.. ss,i.as.ed . 3 WON'T 41sSG
DY THE GOvRRROR or vIn0lnlA-A4 4ne-
I'D cLAnArios.-W Whereas vasoney - eeeoe-
red In the co@nisstoses % aee oses6 q fcel6e
Works, ~ sss ssslfs.scs s e g. = =. 80
posed ef the eoaaties Of Ias q Wtuee, Moss
moud, PSineess AWne, Sussex, 0osys o61lnouD-
ton, Nerf"'k cosniy. Nasfolk city, nsosw.ys
Dinwidlie. PTtses GeosIe, city - Pseesuneeus
Ri.isylvasia, Msssy, Pairlek, vsashlla. na!1Als
tampsxll, Bsekisehan, Apsc.assa., Caesleeass
burg. cAssserAesA, Bedfasd, Roaaots, Msiepa0sys
Mercer, Giles, Floyd, PsIashl, Casss1D, osayssns
Wyshe, snytk~, Naskiassos, Lss. 9eeea, assssns
..a ..ssl: ss..s..s e :,s. :ss: e 8 -
auled 70 Hold q slsesioa a ~ sevseal 1900 e
vosiag pssscsthel ~ nv y saa4 eeeaofs -
sitiss, % ne seeoaa TAsna:y u Aasea sszs, =
~ cslss - hanA - Osvespes, ~ un6ss -
~A~, 1sal a tke CennoeWeoluoa q hleooeaAe
I I. shis sIxs1 day = rs1suasy. iscls - = -
s-~1saA ysss - ~ esssssyss;SsSsass 49, assue,xa.
! oeeoaa W nUayeao,
sesssaasy = - esaaseusaea.
N0TIcS . 7sS1sn-IIsSs IL G.
~ CulsAAhe asase, sHese u 80 1e9e
-. erpn6A booc6, alA anoM 49, U4v Q011on-
= !sestsea, 3 le1s1 80 seles1e - -
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OsE OF MoR8AN's OrFIcRRs.-The C0iumbas
(Ohio) Impress states that Col. Basil Duke, the
'sbsains" or Morgants command in tho raid through
Ohio, has been released from confinement In the
pcnitentiary, BY order OF the War Department, and
is now at camp Chase, being allowed the perfect
freedom Of the camp. Upon receiving the order
for Dukes release, Capt. Merton, the warden, re-
fused 10 hand him over without direct and un-
equivocal order ffOm Gen. Bsoush. The latter Is
sued sash order, and the psis0ues was delivered
over to the Oaicer In command at Camp Chase.
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1NANTED --Auy persons having East steel, old
w Brasa, Copper, Zinc, ecrap Cast Iron, will re-
ceive the highest market price ny informing the
Storckeepcr Of the Richmond and Danvi.ie Railroad
Company. JNO HOOPER,
Il. j3-1m Stoy oyekeeper.
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HAVE WE ANY LIKE Him IN Our MIDST "A citi-
zen of Houston communicates the following 10
the TEXAS Telegraph:
On yesterday called upon Or. Robinson, one Of
the principal physicians OF city, for my medical
bill and that of my daughter, whose husband Is In
the army of Tennessee, and the Doctor replied that
he had no account against either of Us; that Con
gress exempted him from military duty on account
of his being physician, and left him at home to
provide for and enjoy the society of his family,
consequently he felt it TO be his duty to serve
soldiers families free Of chargc-that he would
make enough out of those who were at home
making fortunes, to afford him living, and as a
living his family was all that he wanted to
make during this war, he was satisfied.
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1.-TWO 1undrei aud FIT, y Dollars e~ard.--Kan
away fem my place, lear kichmcnd. nsgre
man named Tom Bnfori, about 3. years Old, dark
skinned, aud has a scar across his forehead. he
was bought Of Mr. Augustus Haxaii, Of Charles City
county, aud is no doabt endesvorins to make bis
wsy to that county. For his apprehension ami DO
livery in Richmond the above reward will be- paid.
fe 6--2aw4w A HILLIAhD
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AN ANEcD0rE OF MokaaN's EscArE Incl
dent connected with the remarkable escape OF Nor
gan from his Northern imprisonment came to our
knowledge the other day, which will bear repeat
ing. Having made application 10 two respectable
eiizens of Clayton, kabun county, for nights
lodging, and , .nieiused, because they thought he
was an imp0ster, Il third who had seen him before,
and recognized him, invited him to his house.
where he spent the night In the meantime, it had
been currently reported in the village and vicinity
that an impos,er, pretending TO be John Morgan,
WAS at the house OF Mr.. -.
Nert morning about twenty Of the Home Guards
assembled, and under the direction Of their ef-
6cient captain, arrested him. He quietly submit
ted and ssured them that il he failed prove his
identity he would accompany them to Atlanta -
About this time one or two gentlemen who had
seen him recognized him, and some facts were de-
veIoped which satisfied the Home Guards that they
had captured the vsritahle John II. Morgan. Oh
course he was AT once released. Before lenving
he addressed the crowd briefly commanding, in the
highest terms, the vigilance they had displayed
advising them to arrest all who could moi
give satisfactory acc0uoi o. themselves, aad
ci0sed with the playful Temark that twenty men
had accomplished In Rabun what II required forty
thou. and IN Ohio to do. The crowd gave nine
cheers for Morgan, and he proceeded on his way u
WaIhalia --.8theas, 7enn.) Wdtchmdn.
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O0n DOLLARS Reward.-Ranawsy, Oh the
ZUO 2Gth ine!, from my house, ne.r Frederick
ran, in Louisa county a negro man named harris
He is sbOut Il years old, s feet inehes high,
weighs about $50 pounds md ia thick set. had on
when ne lett gray soldiers jacket and . pair cf
cashmere pants. patched. l purchased him some
few weeks ago from Davis, Of liohmoDd. He
was formerly from Mississippi Twill pay the ahov e
reward for his delivery 10 me, or to Wade Jones
Brook Avenue, kichmoad
fA2l-5;A CHAS JONES'
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Z, Ok Ssle.-Eivs Lots adjoirine each other, stu
r A;si in Port Mayo, or Rccsettr, fron:ing Lou
is'aas anl ufl-ans streets, Will be soli cheap If
r.ry application ia mais Apalv to
J 3 BERWICK,
f3l-4i City Gas Works.
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Onn DOLLARS Reward kanAway from the
ZUU subscriber, on the 10th inst, my boy AUS
ten. Tbs said boy is about l6 years old, about five
with him my dark bay horse, snaliin size, bu, com
pact and ia goof0rder. Austen las high forehead
but row, aud bis hair extends very low on either
side The above reward will be paid ioT his deliv-
ery to Messrs Lee Il RowmaD, in Richmond, or se-
cured In Any jail, and the recovery Of The horse.
SCOTT, Bestland P o.
in l6--;s Essex CO, Va.
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tAy ANTED-To exchange for lrst class resi-
Nv Gence in Richmond my place on Grove road
known us COAX Lawn 3" It contains ~ acres Of
highly improved land, large m1sket garden. an
orchard containing 25U iIees OF yafous kindl ei
fruts OF the choicext collections The residence. an
Italian villa, is nearly new. All the out-budings
are in good condition. The asparagus, strawberry
and hot beds in order early potatoes planted the
whole tti.rng 4 rare opportunity 70 'conom ze ex-
panses and secure profits from the high price of pro-
visions For further particulars inquire at SCHOOL
rooms corner Of Main and lst streets.
ce 22-MWGSf I.SSQU!RE.
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r ,Nn 70, sals-l off-r f1r saie my place, half 8
mi. from L3uisa H, Va. 1t eontairs o.
sres, with gool dw cling, ice-hopse. out houses
sd improvements; al excellent or'hsrd, and an
,blpdsa = # OAK and pin- wocd.
IL 10 ftA l. BALkl.
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HTOTICE- hescby notify ali Ierscne having
~ claims against the old concern Of Ispo
Son, or moneys belonging TO them In the nAnds M
said copcern Am n0~ ready to Pay sash Claims
lsa.e coon A es.n a possible aud receive
What is due them, OF direct what disposition tDey
van made of thc amounts they are entitled ". Per
sous wi.hias TO SEQ me viii please call at my resi-
JOHN TABB, Surviving Partner.
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EyANTED.--I want 10 hire a hand to work 90 the
" Qualifications around Richmcnd for fix.y days.
will pay the highest price for one. Apply to
THOa. JOHNSTON,
fe 22--3t 145 Main etreet
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nANAWAY-fro From the Sd section KichnioEd aud
II Danvi'le Kssoad. two hands, Frederick aad
iesis, The property Ct Leigh. Frederics IL
about . ieet hign, dark complexion Go MARKS re.
meMbered
Lewis feet 10 inches nigh, dark complexion. 1be
usual rewards Riil be paid TO- sher apprehension
fe 3--is CHAS G TALGDTr, Sup't.
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Osr--Near the corner ef GovesagG7n1 Draak.
IL In st:, on Taeeday asorptne, t1e 81 t6nsans, 8
small black Pocsst no,k, eansssstsE asssssASis
do.sd 6y and Psrsss; slsc, sse 80 sil, t oo
the Bank of the Old D,niuiou half dollar n a,iyer
and u In Grecabacka. The public ars warned NOT
70 trade tor THO nose, a ths pay ens of has been
stepped 4 liberal reward VIII BE- Pad ~ The 70.
covery OF the boox and contents n lcft d sh. Dim
patch Office. ffe2i--s,.l Os TAYLOR
EIFTY Dollars Reward.--Strayed from the sab
] scrteer, on the 18th inst, a red bstndie Cow.
white face, crop and slit In thc tight ear. and
smooth crop ia the lef, giving aboni e.a gallon Of
milk per day. For the return of said Cow the
above reward will be paid, and no questions asked
TIOS X CUNNINGHAM.
fe M-3ts Near Howard's Grove Hospital. :.
& 1OLEN- &Q5 Kewa ard.--Stolcn from my house.
! on Monday, thc 2M Feb, two large Silver
Ware. Any one leaving them at this TIA e, or civ.
ing any Information Ieadtog TO their recovery viii
receive the above reward 70 "a LIE
I On yesterday, n Wii,is's auction bovse.
] my Exemption Papers They were In q email
tin box ! with give liberal reward for them IL
'eit a. W,E'ss SAMUEL DIWOIP.
70 24-lts
I OT-Was taken fIom the stable of Abraham
! warwick, near the basin, OIL Saturday night.
tho 2cth inst, enc light bay mare Mule, cr i.ceium
size and Ia fair order supposed be about l2 or rs
years Of age liberal reward via be PAID for the
no ,s soss..aA: ss"S: ''1ed' RICHARD PARSONS.
I oSr-A b'ish. bay marc, both hind feet white
black maDc sni tail heavy get, short thick
neck, and about seven years Old She broke the
ori1ie abd eEcapel from Orange II on the 9th Of
February, 1864 Had on o Mcclellan saddle at the
time she escaped l wilt pay liberal reward for
her return to me, or for any info, walton that vii,
lead TO her recovery. TIL WATKINS,
Msj'r 52l Va Regr, Peg ANS Brig,
karly's Division, A N Va,
1e2l-e'dN' Near Orange G II, Va.
Sn DOLLARS Rsward.-Strayed from my stanIe,
sDU on Sunday morning last, r,y bay Mare she
4. medium sZ', and fir, m twelve To fifteen years
old Iwil pay the above reward for tsr delivery
to me. corner OF Broad and 10th sts.
fe 23-2t+ JAMES N TALBOT
-O0A DOLL rs Reward For my white leal her
AVV vsiise, which was stolen from h.. h ,tei at
Weldon, T., On the morning Of the 18th inst. The
vslise has my name market on it aEd is sem. what
worn, an has only one handle. the above reward
will be paid for its d'livery, or i. fsrnation which
will lead to ts recovery. PB HOOE,
A O. Corse's Brigade,
1oIdsboro', N C., or Wm II Fowl, scn 4 Co,
I. 223t 1l6 aud us Vain 1t, Rietmond.
E0 DOLLARS Reward Lost, between ,ho resi-
s)V derce Of Mre Mary Hill, on 9Th street, and
my nouse, In Hanover, Porte monE aie containing
hbMt one hundred dollars in Confederate notes
and several hundred dollars In Virginia treasury
warrants for interest Gu State stock. The "a, m.ht
Of which have stopped at the Bank. The above
reward will be given for th'ir restoration to ne
ft IS-6ts Il W RIC,.aRDSON
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DElvlN,s BLOCK sHoE srORE.

nElvik'S BLOCK SHuE SfCkE.
n C0J pairs vi Ehoes--l ,Ou1 pairs OF shoes, ior
Isdr s. misses children servant men aud women's
shoes tf various kfnds and qualities. French cnrsets
aud aces; also corset springs, hoop skirts, par'r
pia, iag cards. the finest ever inpore ted; ba'k Few
log six thread Ens sh shoe strings, very superior
shoe Ia e: black silk neck tics, ladies' Jouvin's Kid
g.ovas, some beautiful col IS, small s'z's; socks
drawers collars We call the attention OF gentle
men u our own make Of shoes, which cannot be
cxceli,d. Meas Eegiish shces aud brogals We are
expecting we'll selected lot Of French cali skins aud
other goods bought at the last sales in ths Soutn.
DARBY, READ GENTRY,
Shae Dealers and Manufacturers -
Tho Daraon who look French O. If skin with Mer-
o,cr . brand upon H. from counter on last Thurs
dav evening, viii pay for it; if mol We will expose
hin, by arrest, as v Q know WEo Il Wa ana We take
this method to say that for the future We will er
force The law on ali shop lers who steal our goods,
TO the fullest extent. tfe 22-<od3t] ID, 4 AG.