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TWO Huatre, D,lsrs Eewart.-Rsu away fror,
Z the suoscribsr. 0u tae nign Of Wednesday, the
18TH Inst, rly EHao Jca, "a - years cd, aocnt
feet III incaes nish, Of dars brown o. baek
coior, fan3 s'rncwaat specified, and OF so~ spesch
had on suit TT gray hvnseru: an Gye' cost, S.Ge
blanket usually Sofc the shoulders, ND low
crown black ss hat. lie wo5 rsrcss.i on tho
29.h OF February st II e iisaiiey ne:sr H3aih
vile. Northumberland county, Va whore hs has
wife ana children.
I viii gay ;oe above ro-art if ho s delivered 20
ulo IL E'chm0hd. E. 3 COOK.
sp st No 20 Main sireet.
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Arysstsd for Des~yticm-A 4. Raine, of
this city, was yesterday arrested by the de-
tectiye police, On an order tor his arrest
emanatipg from Gen. Lees army, charging
him with being deserter from the 9th Ala
llama regiment since 1869. Raine says there
must be some mistake, as he never was en-
rolled in that regiment lie was sent to the
soldiers home, corner Of q ID aud Cary street,
20 be sent up to the army.
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MOBILE, April 19.-Warren Adama, eous1lf
from Trans Mississippi, reports that On the
9th Banks courier to Franklin was captured.
Banks says that Hastonup was SURROUNDED
by rebel cavalry. The Red river he'd sud
denly fallen, and some forty tTansposls ~
gsnboats were caught shove TIE M -
cannot get out until the water rioeo aGaan.
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NO o.

Costfraband Caught. --On thA 18th inafant
our pickets arrested runawav nsrro trvirr
to make his way across the RappshannOcE
river at Banks's Ford. The nero gave his
name rs Jim, aud said he belonged TO Or.
Blunt, who lives aear Ashlaud. Hanover
comfy. Jim was received In this cit last
evening, and was sent To Castle Thunder.
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SIR ARAQ
LrscH1uas, April ia T. $780,. =.
der the assumed name1 HlgrAa
ia believed 70 be the5& ik D.. H..
who was arrested IN 1sppa 1nnoek. - -
arrestetfat Marion, Va, and reeoenissd b
returned priaoners from Camp DosGias - 5
Yankee detective from chieago. WA0 -
rested be represented himself = Ce1ensIsf
the "a Virginia cavalWs
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.Eo5beyU 9 O'Clock Monday night
the factory Of Lewis IL. Ffayser, oa 10Th
street, near Main, was broken into by
thieves, who carried Off one hundred pounds
OF coffee, one hundred ponnds OF sugar, i've
gallons Of wlliskey, and other articles, to the
value OF s. 900 in Confederate money. No
clue to the robbers has beon obtained.
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Rscsiving Stolen Gocds-Some weeks ago
free negro named Charles Pryor, an en-
ployee at the Jackson Hospital, was arrested
for stealing sixty blankets from the hospital
fhe negro has recently confessed the theft,
aud said he sold the blankets TO one John
Collins, who lives in cabin or 7;h street
near Broad. officer Perrin, On Monday, in
company with a ward master frcm the hoe.
piia., wcat to Coiiins'S to searci! for the
stolen articles. Collins declared that moth
ing OF the Kind was in his house; but Oh
search the officer found one blanket and
one coyerlet with the hospital mark upan
them. Collins then confessed that lie had
bought them from the negro above men.
TONED. The case WAS examined by the
Mayor On yesterday, who sent Collins on FOX
larceny. The Hastings Court should put il
to such fellows as this. IF there were 10:
so many white receivers OF stolen goods
there would be fewer negro thieves.
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AFEARruL PRspIcnoN.--The New York rorid
savs Couut Johannes, alias George w. Jones--;hs
actor, patriot, phlio opher and prophet dieisd
,u,e. that if Secretary Seward did not humbiy ape
osize tO The French Emperor fsr the resolution.
passed in the House last Monday, in ninety days
,s aa,na amsssn p"Wess ' coasasraey Lss seeress
4 ward hear and heed.
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100 DOuhAA5 rcwGr1 VIII Do pail for ,nc ap
!OV p-c5eas.o? of my legro man william,
Sao c,s the residence OF Dr Ha,nue! Christi 4n, In
New &ent cn Suniay, .hs it;h inst, aud has pot
betG fear0 ci aince W.it,m is q likely lsgfo, "a
years old, iish: cocrea, though 90: Iiu.a::o, aud
about the usual hsi.h: HIS wit, is in Ieioamona
at the Boarding honse uI hrs Jete-, GrAa srect
hear 8: Pau's church. He may bs lurking aoou'
she re.ideoce of Df CHRISTIAN, IN New kent. The
above reward will bo paid for his delivery IT, me IN
Richmond, or secured ii any jail &c that can get
him. fan lS-6t) JOHN n ,IOHEOI
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ElcazoNp AID DANrILtE X,

sep'.'s ONE, Rlehmead, Apri' S, lss4.
pAE AWhY--Ffom peer Eosnpke Stallion ri.h.
ES, mont ard Daagi.ie HSllfpsd, y dark rE'atto
boy named john, tho property cf X A Wa'sa1, of
Nottowag county, aboa. le years OH, feet or 10
INCHES 1t. He had "a when Lc left efolgn Vir-
gn. cloth coat aud blue military cap. Fifty dol
iags will be paid Tor his recovery.
CHiS q TALC0TT.
ep?-2y Supt S ID il e.
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SENT BAck-Jamss D. Dennegre, President o
ttre Cilizens' Bank ut New osieahs was ordered q
Lave ina, ritv for !,svisg published sscard' de
nyns ha parteip lied IL the Inauguration of th'
F.drral Gnyeroor Haan. Upon arriving at fasea
eoula On fiag oi truce boa', the ContedeIates 70
fused to L.. him land, and sent him back 10 ,hi
Cresce ut Civ.
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fishing in Gardner's pond, Monday, broke
down pig pen belonging to the miller, IAN
old negro, and turned his pigs loose. The
old nau ran out Of his house to keep his
pigs from being stolen, and whilst he vas
abssut one Of the soldiers stole all his cloth
enO
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Stealing Rank -Odieer Adams Yesterday
arrested Sarah, an old negro, belongiur Is
0 A: Strecker, on the charge Of stealing 1nm
bsr FROM J; Il. Gary. The scarcity Of fuel
sets the old women to foraginr.
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IRON aHs souxN1ss.

DALTON, April 1e.-TAess w. esas1a1
review of the whole army 70 1sy, ind aet.
withstanding the coldnsss of iAA wonkAw g
was largely attended. The alzhtr paeeo1 -
finely. The enemy are qaite active e Aon1.
and stirring times ere locked for bG N
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sSsa ga An explosion took place at the Au-
snlsh Two q, .hsi -. Wednesday morning last, by
y yssis setoesis tIe young ladies' employed thers
,saa Sat acesre1 mo NOT fatally injured. The acct
1870, sad = ..ss 1e room where The rockies ass
~. ss.aeous isai.a. a 70 I nave bsea psoAsseA 81 ths
s"2 y ssssd %s.d .srs badly bssssd. wsi,. . ! ~. =
isSy spsleysss ssssaissi isisdss.
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The Gin house of Mrs Z Wright, in Yorkvili,
district, G, took IRE iass week from grit In H..
cotton, and $40 900 worth OF eo''on was destroyed
The mountains near Lynchoufs, va, were GOV
cred with snow on Saturday last.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PxTLRsBURG Co. I
Richmond spyi, "a lRRf


FsNWESTY Eoi'srs HcESatd Il Ill pay the above
reward ior The delivery Of Henry to rae at this
Office Or where can get him lie wss employed ss
brakeman or tho Coal train, and iefs the service CT
the company shout tho 2o,h Of March last. He iz
about feet inches high very black, and has &
sluggish appearance He vas hired from Mr T A
lopgan, Of Lonisl county. aud WAS employed sst
year ss brakeman Gu ilie Virginia Ccatrsl Railroad
mp lS-i.t ! G. EAUGiIftsT, Auiiio-
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81 DOLLARS ne1aid,- Runaway f:cn The sub
L.e scriber DARK nsratto bcy renad Bsrs'eiie
saG boy is about IL years Old, thick set, tGl! face
hair cut s!tost, ana quick when spaSeh -. HIS
mother belongs TO j.. Leonard Cfump, OF New
Kent. and lie may be ;:gng 10 make his way there,
or lie may te lurking ahoat town. l viii give the
above ward if delivered 10 ;ue, Capt tamkia's,
cora. Grace had 25th sis, or where can &c; m.
ap l5-3L+ JOHN CH8Dick.
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nculty between Messrs. j. M. Ford and R.
b. Cfaddcck, published yesterday morning,
a note was appended, in which it was stated
that Craddock had been examined before
Gen. Winder, Majrr Griswo!d, and Major
Carrington, and by each acquitted. Since
then we have bees informed that the only
Investigation had was before one of Major
Grlswold's assistants, with the following
result
j. E. Pitts, the owner of the hack In which
Brandt was carried to the Rappahannock,
pelng called and sworn, the following ques-
non was propounded to him BY the examin
ing officer:
Q. What do you know about the charge
against X. B. Craddock, detective officer. in
regard to the taking of money from one
brandt, who was legally passing the Confed-
crate lines. through Northumberland coun.
iy, to the United Statess
"A. Know nothing OF the charge, except
what Brandt told me after ,rsddock had
examined and released him, which was to
tois effect that Craddocl5 had demanded
money OF him, and which Brandt said he
gave Craddcck. The sum was not named
| know nothing Of this OF my own persona,
knowledge.
The above being the only evidence ad-
duced, Major G'iswold endorsed on the
paper the following:
"Nespecttu!ly forwarded to headquarters.
The only person whose name was furnish e,l
IS q witness, aud the only person said to be
present, Mr. Pitts, gives The above testimo
ny la my opinion, it is altogether INSULT
c.ent TO take action upon.
"tSigEed) E. GRIswoLD,
Major and p NJ"
Messrs Ford and Craddock are to appes.
before the Mayor this morning for furth CT
| examination, when both parties will hav,
Al opportunity of calling witnesses.
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cfsioE Va voirNrKIA NAVY Co, !
Richmond. A Dftl n 1asl

AYOrICE.-The boass RI this Company vii be
IL opened al this otii ,e c,rner han xna ilth xts
on sns l9,h iast fer linn t isoxe4ts Of the capital
stock. Subscription psce e5ao ef thars &C 4 nse-
doar notes viii bs received until furtAss gos.cs
The ships arc 10 ba seeeict carefully for prsseet
purposes, ana also with N eye % the carrying rads
aStof the war.
Since cloairg tho boeks o. the leeh tnst iafssuss
tion q more gratifying sAArAeass sAAA nas ptes
yiouAly lniimatsd has besn yeosivel ~ ~ 0uecfe
~ ogds Il The Noard.
= is-l4 sAN'Lj uARMo0n. YreeN.
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Jhc BatsNOre ef0sse, Oi TIE losii IBs', uir uech
received. The following is copied from The eiito
f.al news summary
FROM WESTERN KENTUCKY.
On "Wednesday uorninFias Gen Bufprd, In com
n,aEd of Confederate force, appeared before Fort
i.alleck, at Columbus, ny and demanded IT'S sur
render bur allowed respite OF We hours in which
ID remove the wcinen and children The latter
were sent " Cairo, and in the meanwhile, two
steamers arrived at Columbus from the lower Mis-
sIssipBi with three thousand veterans, On their way
home on far.0,;sh. These were landed, and il was
believed would enable the c0nmandant at Fort
Ha!ieck t. make good his defence OF that post.
Whether he was able To do 90, OF was obliged to
capituiate, IL left by the telegram in doubt The
information on this point is siDguary vague.
We are tod that The steamer Olive Branch sub
seoueniiy reached Cairo, and represented that
,here was fighting during the entire days that
when she passed the latter place there was ces-
sition oi kostliiics, and that negotiations were
pcnding, as Il tias cf truce was flying.
Af.e, the staau,er had passed up the rivsr the re-
port states that fighting was resumed and lha, ne
Fed era iag seen TO cone u toa, but in spite 0
tbs apparent confirmation OF lhe surrender, II was
believed that the flag was simply shot away, as
there seemed to be efforts made to raise ii again
From Padueab, we learn that the Confederates
have again possession OF thai place, ard yesterday
(i5th} renewed the attack on the Federal forces
stationed there. Gel. Hicks, In command OF HE
Iort had been summoned To surrender, but dc
sjiEed 10 aeccde TO the demand
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hYOTIcE to the Etockao; dsra 1af the Clover Hill
Rs,irosd Cor, any. The s,uskhoidevs Of ths
skova oomp.ny are hereby notihsd that ths com
psny WIN pay The tax levied On thsir s.oek hy thu
Confedefalc eastss for tne pfssens yesr; Tnsy
conpaay on their hsts Of taxable properly - ~
0onSedeynto 4tsteo Assessor.
- l0-lMs WO0LDRDaE, N1A6pr.
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THE CASE os Mt. LONG.

Il, the House. the case Of VI Long, of Ohio, was
discussed throughout tie entire session. Mr. Col
lax Withdrew his resolution To expe MIR Long an /
accepted Mr. Sromaii's resolution Of censnre. The
debate ~ae very spirited, and the gall, r.es vera
crowded ~ ith spectators. FINALLY the resolution
ceHsurI ~ Long for declaring himself in favor
OF the recognition OF the reJe! Confederacy was
ad pied by vote Of eighty against seventy.
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'"e new York HerJ'd, of Friday, the 18th inst,
"aS ""ea received. The war news Is mcagse and
se"efahs uhtmpoTtant. Gen. Grant Is stIl IA ak ing
''P'" preparations tor an advance on Richmond,
ana tue reosiion IL 10 he crushed out In short
oef "at notwithstanding the boasts OF the Herald
'"ffs u marked feeling OF uneas;ness displayed
~ tue tone OF It's editorial. In New York, on tho
'f"' g'id rose ta lS9, hut fn In tho afternoon 10
"a lhese rapid fluctuations, says the Herali.
ale startling and ominpus, and If Grant Is de
Gated IN tho coming campaign, the county will
te Delayed in misfaItunes. We extract The follow
ing items from the Herald:
THR GOLD EXCITEMENT.
The excitement In the gold market yasteriav
seemed 10 DC perfectly uncpntfolitbie, aad al ope
ua'e tie premium was run up TO leg, bu. tei, sub
seaaeh.iy 10 ia The radical advance in gold
during the morning excited the markets, and all
commodities were held much higher; bu The sub
seaaenf decline unsettled the markets aud rendered
everything nominal -Four advanced l0a25; wheat,
Saa:; whiskey and corn, Ease; pork, 81.
ln an editorial on the wild excite meut on the
gold question which Is nov prevailing in New
York, the Herald says:
There were some rather startling fluctuations in
the prices ct gold az Exchange place YESTERDAY
~ ten minutes TO tea e'cioc. III the morning the
gold dollar started az SDs In paper: three
ininu;es later Co and twenty minutes later In had
run up IA SO This was twelve minutes uast 10
O'Clock; but sixteen minutes after gold had run
down 10 81. Thus within an hour our paoer
money had suffered a depreciation of neatly nine
yer cen. a:id recovered six OF IL; and at the close
of tbe day he price ran down u La. This is in
deed gold gambling snn mad. Ther,- is no cause
for these vicient fluctuations. They are the han
hazard ventures of the faro banks. But the com.
mnaffy may well cry Ou 10 these gold spec ulators
as the togs In the fable did 10 the boys who were
p2iung t.lem with stones, "f'hs may be spo,t 10
you, but 1t is death To- US" We presume thar the
" all str, gold operators yesterday We're aware of
tue presence of Sr Secretary Chase In town, and
iniuised i'll their fantastic tricks just show tina,
they could snap their fingers 1t MIN. Where are
we To lock for relief? Congress might help us;
tu. Congress seems 10 be past all hope We ioO<
therefore, 10 General Grant and his gallant ar MEG
Tor n rescue. With his success we shall have bet
Ter umes; but should the Washington Directory or
The accidents OF Tvir eBiangie HIM bring
upon hm misfortune instead OF succs SIS, why .iicu
te staay ic'h jsr The dsiuse.
PROHIBITION OF SPECULATION IN GOLD.
lii the iiouse 0i hep geSeuiattves, on Thursday,
Mr. >;eyeis. of Pa, tired. Just rs the House was
about 10 adjourn, 10 get Ia bill 10 prevent specua
ton III gold, bat the opposition members objected
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ESTOp THE kGaaWAYs- 3:coo aewsTa Kan
| aWEy l-cn tae suhscF,5er, tn ,lie !La ioet, he
io.lowi1s ues.cs7, viz:
GEORGE, man aheat27 gasia Oil, black. about 5
fec, 10 CT IL iachs 3 high
EDMOND, OF gingerbread celc.. very likely, about
II Years old ard abCut ses: 2 ac.eJ high.
b0h of copper co.oF, j, seaYs old, a"d about 6
feat or 9 inches Ligh
BILL. yellow hey, s.you: /, years @s', straight
black hai,, about feet 6 inches high,
JACoB, of dars color, feet 4; ~ Inches high,
aad about l. years old.
Ii is supposed these negroes making th5ir way
10 the Yai h-es. Savng been last sesa gong 10 the
direction ns FIe3e: iok's Hail de13t.
The above reward III bs p.:i E sYpf ets si'td he
yond the limits CT tue ccgaty. cr s. !co f.r e.seg #
olea; IN jail, delivered to Lse & Rcwu1an. Rich-
Goad, vs. THAMES,
ap l3-fw Iecg IG.ioai p O. Va.
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ry>O the Friends Of the. Soldiers tAssuoAeas
Ccnfederacy.-
QuARfEaxAsRsR 0sx,1 DRARz1R,
RAu1nAD DUnnAU,

NO Inc Friends OF tne. .coio1eeo t1SvuGDoos -
QuARfraxAsRsR Gsxts DRARzun,
RAu1aAD DmaAv,
Riehmond, Ieb -, 1oo1.
The ffiends and relatives Of ssidisss n tAe Amy
of Northern VirgiziA are hereby notl1sd list =
arrangement has this day besn eGeeooa Wt1A ~
,Scethsrn Express Company e carry ~ teskaoses q
food sn0 wesTing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus o6ta1ns0 UlRo0gA
the Express Company, the SolDewing hsesuse1eae
must be observed:
Pseksg .s must not contain more thaa sns Aa1-
aud ssut at the expense Of ths shipese . el1A9 g
tn. anid'ers Relief Assocaatons, vh1sh ars lsnae4
as follows:
@. Columbia; in Georgia, ut Augusta, ia AAlens.
At Montgomery or to any other pointas viieh eae
Of thess A:soci.tiors have an Once.
charge o. them O. and ship daily Sy soctS1s IsprsS
Company 10 tho proper Agentg of IL 1ogpeoeve
states 1t eichinopd who will go then dis61bo>o1
10 the proper individual owners.
70 n.eet the wishes Of the soldl9o, aAd - &1o
hem csrtsin and Rpesdy sonnu1ioaA3e0 WteA
h9l,s, ths soelhern Exprees Company ~ aGReo4
% gvs this freight rr3erescs os~ 10y0tA6 -;
,.ss of Sd laadable enterprise, the several ra-
road ooinpan;e: are hereby requested - SeNAR ~
Express cnrsny such feciiities - viii snah1s H -
nsss this arrangement complete success. -,
as tee southsrn Express Company a0une0 ell
sesp3nsbity of the transportation of theoe Deee-
ages TIE 2cief Associations are rsquestea b WITH
dreT tzssT Age1sa who have AsEetotore ecee4 -
travelling mosssDgers. II the Relief AasodoAtoas
viii establish agencies in tho rear Of Other armies,
shey may epjoy tins came privileges hereby sesuss1
70 the Army Of Northern Virginia.
Lieut..Co, and QuaEtssaaStss.
Approved:
LAwToM,
Qaartsrmastsr oeussn1.
O55!Js SOUTHERN ExpRRGs OoNYAH.1
Augusta, 0s, Feb -, 1894.
The eoushern Express Company hereby Aoeify tho
fcien9s sad relatives Of soldiers In the Army e
Northern Virginia aod elsewhere that thsy aso ~.
pared to carry GU: arrangements - anAeunosd q
the above csyd, and that they viii DO oil ln theB
COVER TO !at its fequirsmelta.
JAMES 0HU111,
General Sup't sud Acting Prssidaat,
fa 2r-eed2nt southern Expfsss Co0ponY,
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UNDELITERED TELE0RANA

2 lNELEGRaAa. a.-Teiegnphic dispaaehse, vA1un
wore 10. delivered for want Il cruuoP oAhro6H !
may be found 81 the Kkshmoud O@ce, 10 Ma1n 6s
Barnett nrs Claiborne Hart mn u
Brown mrs Lucy G Heller
Clay ton csFt B McAah0a oope Jao
Colder Chas MaekeoSie Jno Il
Cutbbertk MuHrsu " H
Davtsoo capt CT Nimmo ?
D,bbins II Q1aSleeJT
EismTG keynolds capt a q o
Eskridge J e Robiaoon Wa
French Gel Sd Waddy % oo3J
ap 20--it
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MTOrICE,-.eit ny hous-. oo Uai,n Hal, o.
Y was taken tters.1em, on tha lith inss, \
snail black terrier sirt she has very .1rg, teats,
acd hor tail ia cut If :.to1t X inches fem the
ED: ra9 fs g.sy -airs id hs- aout6. viii
rive a .;bsrai reward f,r aer rsturn - 70 Mr
SHARP 81 ,ta J jtey Fsson she Is vary highly
nr;zai be;rg pet aas. She has 90, i'll bress col
lar oa she goss ty ,hsn name 4 sanbic.
ar is-5tf RICHARD IU3NE2.
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rESuKSk; Hundred D5iiafs hesasi. - I;.in away !,
! oo the eth march, nay negro Inaa .";a. He
Is l5 years oil, feet inches high, very s,agt
bGi;:; has Il rcucd face, nigh fqrsi az, fu. head Il
hair, aca Il good cGunienaLcs very b!sck, a2G Is
blacksmith; had On when b. LEFT }@a7s pAnta'99n@
olas iscEet, and pair Of b0ats; na was raised IL
9owhatsH c0Qnty by Philip ~ George Cooke !
pcrcncce! him e! John 4 Sedgwi;l: in Docsn,be.
last VIII give :ha above reward for him II de-
yc-ei to lee s. j~man, RGi Inoni, Va, c. 70 :. e
At Wy..eTi lie, Va He 10 supposed TO be nassi 3
as way to the coun.y .f ro~!iassn.
ap2-26t JOAN O CnOcKnTT.
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REAL A,GYI1i& E1nR HaLE.


T-Oa Sac Priva,s,y-A de iFa6ie Farm of 4eo
scres, IN Amelia county a11 mil@s from tie
Court Hcuss wiin the STICK. Horses nna Me'es,
Wagons aud Carts. Farming Implements, all new
ana ii good eriar; s!sn, two valuable Men, gaol
garu haads, and young Wonsa With tw ch..
afea
Toe buiiiinss eans,st af gosa two story use
With bss.rle st new oiice la tbs yard, goc lee
house. and all the necessary out buildings.
Abeu. IT'S acres are cleared asd Ia caltiv ,iou
Abon. co bushels of oats and q b;shsls of heat
have been ssadst, snd 30 90 so acres hav k.en
raie ready is.r corn, and the bslsncs nov ueiag
p,oughea. The bsi.,cs Of the land l, heavily tiaa
e-red with oas, hickcry ard pine. Ahoas 30 acres
Of She land ia law ground. well adapted 10 grass
1t has q ans garden, which all the fees~ssry
seeds fer the season have been planted ncl:iag 10
bushels Of potatoes. There Is Also nee ySuaa
orchard OF choice fruit trees
Any p.rson wi.hin 10 pasetass farm, in COED
rei9hb0, hood, nsar rai,rcsd cnd aM ready fty
the coming crcp. would DO we'll to avail .h<usa.vss
OF this opportunity. JAME5 M TAYLOR,
ap f5--5t Auctieueer.
SrOs rale--PriTasey,A iar,n or msrse Il var a. n,
n situate /; on HRS Christians reaa, fronting No
aauery, contanrg So acres, Large dwelling Rouse
statas and ohsr oIt houses ihe crars new 70 ".
ing arc lhurc most desirable Tor the Kiraaaeea mar.
sst Ser iu,sLor particulars apply cl the prarakes
az f2-iws AUGUST kNEEiKtNa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20
A PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD
1T CLEAyELANp, OHIO

dispatch from The HeFG!G'S correspondent.
from Washington, states that arrangements had
been definitely made for the meeting OF popular
convention inciu ling delegations of the heFubii-
cans dissatisfied With the present administration,
10 be held CIeaveland, Ohio, about the Goth OF
Nay next. 1t is proposed % nominate thea and
,..ete candidste Ios the Presidency. The peculiar
advocates ot the election OF MIR Lincoln ar. lnuch
alarmed ut this movement tilan at the prospec.
af either financial military disasters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

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