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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-17

we earnestly invoke our citizens to do al
10 their power for the comfort and relief {
tho wounded soldiers, who are In the city
and ere constantly arriving. These brave
msn hsve been psrilling their lives In the
daeace o. this city, aud merit our gratitude.
we cannot do too much Tor them. Orr cit
!:sns have given the noblest examples d
'aaf pasnoeism and humanity In this war
ana We kaow II isoniy necessary to call thsl,
3tsnuoh 70 ne fact that the wounded nov
hsfe are much In need Of attention and suit
abls provisions, to ensure their active eyer
sions, 70 siss the proper saccos and assist
aaca.
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Gen Sigel.

We believe that the fight with General
Bsockinridge was the first In which our
sforces have met sigel In an independent
command. He Is the pride OF his country
men at tho North. and of that school of agl.
tAtors known a. Red Republicans, He has
been Of great service to Tie tTeacherous
Yankees In recruiting among foreigners
nom the European continent, to fill up the
Federal armies sent to desolate the South.
Like most OF the leading agitators and po-
uttcal anarchists from Europe, he has GER
tain ideas ior the good Of mankind-echcmes
which Invariably propose social and pecuui.
Dry advantages to particular parties, at the
expense Of other people. sigel, true to the
selfish character of the school to which he
belongs, svowed his object In entering this
war to be to establish German preponder.
once and control In the political and social
system OF the United States. His country
men have concured In his views, aud have
entered the United States army In i'm
mense numbers. The Yankees, anxious to
get all the help they could to eight Us con-
nived at tho eigel programme, with no Idea,
however, Of ultimately permitting the Ger
Eans to rule them. They will put them un.
der the ban Of "Kuow Nottingham" after
tbe war, II they cannot put them down in
any other way. The Irish will share their
fate; they win claim In vain the promised
aid for their liberation. The Puritans will.
like Richard, say to them then, we're mot.
IN the VEIN"
The defeat Of sigel is not according to the
bargain with him. Lincoln did not eend him
Into the Valley to be whipped. He sent him
for very different purpose. His part In the
great Anal campaign for our subjugation was
far from insignifcant. He was foreign
military chieftain Of big name, and much
was expected OF him. His prompt defeat
and 6ight will likely wind up his career
Lincoln has one consolation In his misfor.
time, for 1t giyes him the opportunity to
wipe ont the debt to Slgel for his enlist
pents. He may be assigned to some unim.
portsnt post, or retired altogether. Lincoln
10 certainly relieved Of further opportunities
from him, whit the German and other res
cruits he has brought underline etarspaneled
bapuer remain In the service. It is cnrious
to observe the course OF events touching the
foreigners II the Federal army. They have
Oiled : hsYe 6pace In the ranks as welIas the
hopes and expectations Of the Yankees, who
cnunted extensive,y On whipping Us ~ much
aspractieable through thelr. agency, and With
a. few Of their own men a. possible. In 70
tnrn. they had fed the foreigners with "great
expectation" We shall, before a long
tims. zee how the hopes on both sides will
be blasted.
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Aeey 1eeouotss teeentiy received, concur.
q - etoteosut tbst 0ssst hsd bssu plying,
- - beely NTH whiaksy, to sMnaI>(e
tsew T. ~ Iessvpd stacks npop ourprn
co1snse. alter gspeeted sspulAss, uejs an
leDteo1 y y Md hsiakes hlneelE ead
basise -. tInn<Ilf = - lIsited 81
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LOCAl MArrKws

Large Hasl y ktossm 0oods Waterman
Mareslius Nlcka and others succeeded yes.
teriay morning In ferretluG ont - imp0r-
tAnt receptacle Tor stolen goode. On sun
dAy Mr. Hick1 received information that 0
barrel Of whiskey was deposited In tho sta
BILE on the back premises OF M Jonn Cas.
kle's residence, on the corner OF 'th and
Franklin streets. Tho stable WAS rented to
and occupied by negro named Edward,
aiave of Mrs. Mary Cross, OF Hanover. Mr.
Hicks went there several times Sunday, but
findIpg the stablc locked, could not get In.
he laid In wait yesterday morning, and ct on
early hour srreSted Edward In the act Of go
Ing Into the stable. In the stable Mr. Hicks
found not only the barrel Of whiekcy, but
horse, and . mule; forty bags Of shorts, sew.
entccu bags Of corn, two bags Of meal, two
Of wheat, and two OF flour, all In good bags,
and variety Of other articles. Edward
claimed all the property in the stablo as his,
except the whiskey, which he said had been
left there by negro who intended to have
sent It to Fredericksburg Sunday morning.
hnt missed the train. He stated that Mr. T.
G Burnett stood master for him, and that be
carried on, on bis own account, the business
of hauling on the etreets. MIR. Hicks car
ried the negro and good part of the plum
der before tho Mayor, when MI. feter Web
ster, Government Wagon master, identified
the bags containing the grain, &c, as Gov
ernment property, and Mr. Geo J Scanned,
of the Powbatan House, identified the bar:
rel of whiskey as one Of two that wero sto.
len from his bar room one night last winter.
All tho marks on tho barrel, Its guage, and
the amount Of liquor contained In II, cor.
responded exactly with those Of the barrel
lost BY Mr. SCANNED. Mr. Claiborne C Bur.
nett, the party whom the negro claims stands
master for him, not being present, the case
was continued and the negro committed to
Jail The horse nud mule claimed by the
negro man were committed to the custody
Of tho police.
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Negro representative state, for the
benefit of whom it may concern, that the
Mayor has nothing whatever to do with the
impressment Of negroes to work ON the for.
tifcations or and the hospitals. The whole
federate authorities, Capt. Coke, enrolling
officer, now has In charge the execution Of
the business.
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Refused to do Militia Dst,y.-A number of
the foreigners arrested by the Provost
Guards yesterday have refused to do military
duty, and have In consequence been COM
mitted to Castle Thunder. One fellow, a
German, named antoine AM CIemarg, resisted
the women OF Cremarg's family made ire.
mendous assault upon the officer, who, how.
ever, succeeded In bringing of the unwill-
ing mill tiamsu.
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The 18Th "a. Ke3Snsnt.-The friends Of the
18th Va. regiment may send packages to-
morrow "wednesday morning to the boat
at Rockets, which leaves at 9 O'clock Mr..
J. W. 8. Taylor will take charge Of them.
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II. Coufideracy-
QcAaf1akA1syl 0Bs'Ls DEPAHTxxxf, !
RAILROAD HuHHtU.
RAILROAD BUREAU,
III m lGSl

+ Riehmori, Feb 20, lsbl-)
The friends and relatives Of soldiers In the Army
Of Northern Virginia Are hsrsby notiaed that an
s,nnxsment has this day bssn effected with the
southern x1prsss Company to carry ell packages Of
food sna wearing apparel u Richmond, VI.
To sscurs the advantages thus obtained through
the Express Company, tbs following instructions
Packages must not oontain more than one hun
drsd pounds; be well secured and plalniy marked,
aud sent ct the expense Of the shipper to either Of
In North Carolina, at Raleigh: In South Carolina.
ct Columbia; in Georgia st Augusta; 10 Alabama
q nontsonsr{; OF to cay otasf point Ct which one
The Agents Of these Associations will there take
charge Of them and ship daily By Southern Express
Company to tbs proper Agents OF the respsctivs
etAtss ct Rchn,os Who viii see them distributed
70 the proper indi lljual owners.
10 meet the wishes Of ths soldlefs, and to give
thsm . certain and speedy Communication with
home, the Southern Express Company has agreed
10 give this freight preferences osy o<ryAin1 else;
aad In order that no obstacle may occur to the sue
OF % laudabls "a enterprise, the several rail-
Rad companies are hereby requested to render the
kxprsss Company such facilities - Will enable 1t 70
make thu asrangsnsnt complete success. =,
responsibility Of the transportation Of these pack
agee, the Relief Associations age requested 70 with.
draw their Agents who hsvs hssetotors acted ~
tes Hs y o.s.x s-ns,
:hsy may enjoy ths same privileges hereby secured
= thS Army Of Northsrn Virginia. $685.
Lieut.. COL and ouAstsEmastsr.
Approves:
A LAW7oN,
QuartsenAGtsr General.
OYyIos goUfaRN ExPR1aD CoMPANY,1
Augusts, "a, Feb -, 1854.
The Southern Express Company hsrsby notify the
friends and relatives OF soldiers IN the Army OF
Northern VirKins and elsewhere that they are pre-.
pared 70 css.y out ssrAnssmsnts - onnounesd in
De shove card, end tAst they viii 10 all In their
power 70 HalAu lts requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
0sasfal eup't and Acting President,
e 93-ood3m Southern kxpross COMPANY.
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S00 DOLLARS Gewara;-Ranaxay from tue
eJUU subscriber On the 10th OF March last, my
nesfO man Pryipn He Is about feet 10 inches
high, Is years Of age, black. large feet aud hands,
with pxOH.inent lips aud eyes Has, think, a
mark on hfs lett arm, above the elbow, from a.
sease. will give reward Of $500 II taken In the
county Of AlteIar5. CT the above amount II caught
out o! said county, ana ri1ced 10 some Jail where
can secure him again. APGILE1,
sp Sl-d2Wt sc0uevilie. Alhem2fie CO, Va.
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Police 41r,est.-A man named John Con.
ners was yesterday arrested and committed
to the cage on the charge ofstealing barrel
/ Of -four from NJ. Arnold.
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TWO Hundred Dollars Rewsrd.-Rsnaway from
/ mo, at Richmond, last night, my slave Henry.
he Il about 10 years Of age, remarkably veil
log probably 100 pounds he u black, quse inteil-
GENT, and we'll behaved, often smiles IN conversa-
tion, and shows very white set Of teeth He IL
me. tiny l2-Gts1 q " RICHARDSON.
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The WsatSs.-The Richmond Theatre will
reopen this evening, the proceeds to be be-
slowed by the management for the relief OF
the wounded soldiers and the destitute OF
| the city.
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Fre&hel-There was rise OF some six or
eight feet In the river yesterday, aud ut dark
Last evening the water Was still rising.
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Lieut.. Col. and ouAstssmastsr.
Approvs1s
A b LAW7oN,
QuartsenA1tsr General.
OyylC1 SOUTa1Rx T1l1eRAPH C0nYANus,
Richmond, March q. 1864.

Richmond, March ~, 1854 J
TNHD Stockholders q the Washinet0a and New
Orleans. Rn1haed Chaslossestllie and staan.
ton. Lynchburg ana abingdon, aad East Tennessee
Telegraph Companies, are hereby notified that tie
Ave Per cant tsx levied By the Law passed eth Feb
ruary 1884, on the value Of al shares held In tee-
xvaph 0r oshef companies. VIII BE- paid by the IN
dssaignsd ct this oco, and they viii therefore omit
The stock held In any q these companies 10 theis
lets % aaoess0Ps. y MCCARTHY,
m nA-Aa Wt10JrnA
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AKU6ENENIo

AAVoEHENIo.
NEW RICHMOND FKsArsF,
~ Corner Of 7th and Broad sts
Acting and Stage Manager, szu,
TUESDAY EVENING, bfay II, 1854.
~ NOTICE. ga
Tho excitement CT the great cor iiiot about The
city having sbatei quiet in the city being entirely
restored-the very many slightly wounded that
have arrived and re requiring amusement, So,
&c, Ia, induced TIE Management to
IT. RE OPEN "a
(POsIuvEi THIS EVENING,
when Will be produced an entirely new play, written
for this Theatre, ~ the hurpcfs q introducing
the Mechanical aud Spectral
WONDER OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY:
produced and gotten up fer this Theatre al posi
tive expense CT over
NINETEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
under the immediate dire siion If
The performance will Commence. with
Grand Overture, Les II lge au.as,)
Whsn VIII he produced the new Play; Ia three
acts, entitled the
GHOST OF THE DISMAL SWAMP;
EARTEAU, TIE GUERILLA.
The entire play fall Of
Charming Ballads,
Comic and Ifis soLgs,
Pathos. SC, &c.
O~iug to the extreme .eagth If tie Play, thsss
will bs 10 EsTye.
Doors open at hslf past o'clock; performance to
cemnence It hall past precisely.
~ Boz offse open fsosa \. A 81 to 6 P NJ, when
Seats can be engaged. my Fit
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nEslRABLA GOODS.
IL 3 bales lioo yds) AusaEa pfo"n '''"
trga
IL pieces English bed ticking
20 do super English blue long c'oihs
6 do 81 Engtsn bieaehed sneeis5
SO do Dunbar, Dickson & Cos lr!sa ''a'1
Is do 81 linen huCkabacx -.
50 90 Engllsh white canbfics aud )seoas'
20 do nna checked mu.IsEs ,.,
90 do medium AMI hne black aiqscs -
mohairs
20 do lns black English msrinoes ,,.,s
80 do sli-wOoi gray, browa, aaa ''
mouseliaes
20 do handsome srrirg printed de siss'
50 do beautifal printed lawps AL HEA4-'
Rich black dress siihs .,,,,,
50 pieces medium aud fine black sfenea ''''"'
Is 10 Cadet gray English cloths
sapor ErSieh Fancy csssinsres
Elastic susps Rdcrs, assorted buttons .,,
Gloves and hcsisry, hemu.cd sischei na>'
Spool ccttor, &C coo
Hor sale ct FL .u0ATfh 80 80,
few ia.srs below hsns, fa'as =" "
Dy 10-ruhGGtt --.----
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r AND for SAle.-l Will sen 400 acres Of valua-
Il bio Land, we'll timberod, situated 10 miles
from Richmond, on the Deep Run turnpike; healthy
location, and In good neighborhood; Improvements
iloOnsiiezsbts. Price, Sos per acre. Address
@ w SAUNDERS,
Coal Hill P O, GoochlaDd co.
Psi think this land good investment for sDy
person desiring to own property. A situation for
lanyard, good water, &C. CIV q.
20-1aW4R
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DANAWAY-al0o reward-From the subscriber,
10, on 18th March, 1854, my man Washington,
aged about 20 years, ab1t 81. feet high dark com.
plezion, large mouth, slender made head turned 10
one sde little, and st2mmaYs. The above reward
viii DO given II taken ont Of the State, and $50 if
taken In it, and secured - got him. My address
is Fork Union, Eluvsnna GO, Va.
ap x6-iaW4tt SAM'L Z PELLET
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CANDIDATES ZOE OFKTCE.

CANDIDATES FOB OFFIGE.
HALIFAX County.-We ara authorized to
~ announce THOM as ] GREEN % 0 candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Commonwealth Al
torney for tho county Of Halifax. Election fourth
Thursday In May. my lO-l4ts
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~ TO the Voters Of Hsnrico County.-I an Q
~ candidate for the next SheFilfhity OF Hsurico
county, and respectfully solicit your support.
my @tde JNO A HUTCHESON,
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DE L0IN,3 Block Shoe store 49, sonts.
II ThAsises. siocs "a 'ae $3.50
PrIces OF do0is Reduced fer Se~ Cafrsa9 "A,
Five dollar bilis taken a, discount ct :" PSI W.
for gc0ds end indebtedness. ..., .hoes Of
5000 pAirs II shoes IA store, facaS i.. rrsses
nearly every Kind for ladies' snd geIse ani
and boys, and servants ladies' trshsa 80 ecrssi
hoop skirts handk ereheis. corset springs s.,,sr.
hcsa: black laa,ias, by the yard, 10 ma.s s.,,.o
or: o,sck hats; soeks; dsawsiei si.ys,, ,,a...wss
shists; black reoktixi shce isces. etssny ssas
matches; calikkins; elastic eeriaE, m'''A'
shoe thread; heel bar; Kid gloves
Shoes ard Boots Repaired. v.,, o,,o.!s
:, W S'oio On 49, rny 5-eoct.
kX0K.
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a Ancffon.-At tue r,aass, ~ u.n
ON w Mocs :s VIZ ~, 'asr for s.l. 90 Tie
the next fair day ria Farm. i,ioa ~, ar; so,
t iysy creek; IN the comfy Of Aiiesns.js sssi,a
eont.in,rys ess 90 inc .irsin,s Cer,si ss mia
John woo1s and others ABBOTT 70 .c su .ass. b.
and DIVIDE, Esi hsas ~. , the s
There u neat dwelling houss upon Tho sS ss lsnee
a.: :Ss hsSess State Sa " 1sn,s The sna ep.s
me pest qegaborhoods In the State rear - y GA
Imnedsa.ci; after The ss,s o. n.
growing crops ecn he disposed OF. va sa, .oa 'ss
s e crop, stock, horsss, fssmiug r,., tiaa
prs!Is 'car-ahfss thTeshin5 roatkIn. s@s,,
-1 Wy ..-o.-s lBr.sOa a Rpo
hESEsER, Anetion.er. No ,s5--,--.
street, opposite kxchsnge B,ss ''s Yaia
sale days, Mondays sna Thsfaars ss.i,,Ess'
tee above mentioned days, merchant IA IA ,th a
taFe OF every description. I'D faIat
Cous'gbmenls respectfully solicited
NH 4-sms VIZ uSoy.,n
X-----------&----
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<, TO the Voters OF the City Of Richmond.-
~ At the solicitation Of many friends announce
myself candidate for the Office Of Commissioners
Of the Revenue for Monroe Ward, and respectfully
aek your support. Election day, 26th May, 1884.
my 2-lN" WIN 81 BRvEklDaE.
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WANTS.

WANFkn-A tsvairy iio'se.-I wish TO purchase
W good, active horse, LOT tie above Service, for
which fair price w be paid. Arpiyto
T. I WINSTON.
At n T p.:e's,
& u RA0LAND,
81 ani 81 doots below l,tn. Oh Cary s..
my 11-2tt
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XJIRGINiA:-At snpreme Court Of Appeals
y held at the State Court House, in the city Of
Richmond. on Tuesday, April H6th, 1884, tn accord
anee with the provisions Of the act Of tho General
Assembly passed On the 9Th day OF March, 1884,
amending and re eRRctins an act authorizing the
Court Of appeals to hold its sessions ct ether places
than LewisbuTE, passed March 18th. 1862, It IL or
preme Court Of Appeals shall 10 held ct COyner's
Springs, IN the county OF Botstourt, near Bon
Sacks Depot, On the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, commencing on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
juiy, 1864. aud that . copy or this order b pub
!ished once week for six weeks successfully in
each Of the following newspapers printed In the
city OF aieAmopa, viz; tho Whis, TIE Sentinel. thu
Copy-Tsste:
40 60 lawJw T 6TAhKE, 4 l..
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Il NNE Nuadred Dollars Reward han sway from
ke subscriber, on the OH Inst, Daniel, shout
% pears old; said negro 10 square built, dark but
not black, slight sqnnehirg about tho right eye, and
10 very mnseulat; had on when he 'sse bluo pants,
twlied jeans, gray frock ecAt, block merino vest,
quilted cloth cap; he's Q sister ct " Henry Dru-
Fy's, Chesterfield county, near Manchester. The
above reward viii Be paid for bis delivery 20 me,
near Affects Station, Hanover county, Va, or lodged
In some jail 20 that get him, and Ill reasonable
expenses paid. Said negro 6as bought Of Msssrs
Davis James, In this city, in the fan Of 1862.
~ ll-ots MONROE CARTER.
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RKAL EYTATK FOR 8ALE

TOR Ss,e.-By request Of Mr. Thos u Montague, l
otter for sale his Farm OF Al acres on the Deep
Run turnpike, elk miles above Richmond, sdjoinipg
L N Dicken and VIM Bennett.
About 10 acres are cleared, and have been well
improved, the bals nee - In woods.
The improvements are dwelling with four rooms,
new kitchen, new%stable, and other out-houses.-
There il also 2 promising young orchard just In
bearing.
Preparations for gardening have been made, and
the whols premises are In good order. Immediate
possession given. D WILLIAMS,
my 2-eod5t AuctioneeF.
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR luz TisEs
NEW EplTiogs OFT
NOTICES Gp TIE RI Ess

"o NATIONa.
a EEY To fHs Ei5Tcby Ct TEE ,vyp,e'
~ tho Author Of the fi-st and sccoud 'is.
Wsr Aie VI ice
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~ COMMISSIONER Of the Revenue, Third
~ District, Monroe Ward-HsvinR performed
the duties Of the oaacs Of Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the Third District Of the city Of Rich
mend tor the past two years, announce myself Q
candidate for the once, and respectfully solicit M
votes Of my fellow citiseDs at the election 10 BE- held
On Thursday, Nay "a, 1864. n ELLYSON.
m N-QStS
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70n DOLLARS reWard.-Rsn away, on the
HUI 18Th OF this month, my maa Cheigea He
10 An oxoellsat Carpenter aud miilwsight, about S5
years old and about fest 10 inches HIGH stout d
robust, ind hls color intermediate between The aeRro
and uu!atto. He carried oil with him pair q iOa
boots. will give the above reward taken out OF
tho county Of Charlotte, or $50 If taken iu said
county. II C.ikRIHuTON, near
an S3--eo62W& Drcko'a Branch Char,ot,e m
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t9;r Orders addressed 70 atRE5 WADE, Rish.
mond, Virginia, will ts promptly attrIisitc.
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4 M Dollars HeWaFd.-NAo 6Way rom the sub
HUI scTibeF, On the 9th Of April, my negro
boy isaiah, about q jean old, dark compile zion,
high cheek bones, smooth face, and about s feet 6
inches high. He has . slight impediment in hs
speech. He d supposed % DO In Tie city or In the
Of C0alneId, Chesterfield county, or
70 endeavcrins to get TO the Yankee lines. The
above reward viii be paid taken ont Of the city
and lodged In JAIL or $50 IL taken 10 the city and
delivered to me, corner Of 1lth and Gary sts.
6AA'L RA(fLAND.
mvS-6ff For Mrs Mar1pret Grew
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~, TO the Voters Of Henrioo c0unty.]P b
~ HUFFMAN 10 candidate for the nax5 eheF-
aAlty, sad respectfully s0lcits your support. HAv.
Ing served you u the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff Tor
four years, fstter myself that can IN the o11ce
With satisfsctinn. 1sectioa In NAY next.
ap ll-t26thAs
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1nn DOLLAEa kswaTd.-Rana1sy from the
lUU MiAothiaa Coal Mines, q negro maj
banned Joe, OF Joe Hampton. He 10 about Sc ysars
Old, Of dark brown opior spaSs nads, about feet IL
inches high, with rather large eyes, and somewhat
villa sTpfsssien Of ceuntsnanes, though generally
smiling when spoken to. He WAS fought In Janu.
ssy lset Of Mr uurtop, nesr Petersburg, where
his friends and connexions are, and he u probably
In the neighborhood Of that place. Tho above re-
ward win b pad fo1 his spprehension and delivery
In any JAIL or 70 the sgent Of tho Comr their
mines, or IN Richmond, my Pts
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|O-P & fNxRsHip.-fhs nnasr =, DEANS
u united 10 businsss under the y" r :,
q SONERvltLH, and viii conduct . -. asruIid
Businsss ct the assrd on the Basin ss''9
T'hsy sclci The patronage q their nn ss,s bssu
frissds Of the late drns with waiea issy s'''
ecoueoesA, ard the public. -,,.s Ia tus.
Trom The jpns sYp~tiencs OF hotn p:s ,ass rs,,oss
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