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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04
The Capture OF YANKEES at Smith:icld
Further Particulars.

The ttaGus engaged iup CAPTURE Di q body OF
,,. 49,, =, ,,.. distinction NJ unn of ,hair ON,
"''' ~ " .
boats al Sih'tiihc'o, Va, on mohd"y, were uiic
companies Gf the 5lst y. {. cavalry, patty OF the
-,b c,voI.v and St,r,iyap,,s hattryy-,be whoI-
-, ,.,.,,,,.,,,, -. .,o,,, n >..3,
uti's u'"'' ''ie '"i''i''u VI >P' ~ 81 'N'o'
vaui, Of Richmond. The enemy, alter being at
t,ca,J nv small nartv of Coufrdcrates. n.e.
ma, -. -, !
N'''' '"''o'S' '''ie"''" "' e'''S'''a '~'4''''
says:
The enemy fled 10 The wharf IN Siaithfie'd pur-
sued bg our inrccS which consisted of -trrcivau' :
b,ttcrv of Iour gums Two companies OF infantry
from the 81 North Carolina regiment and com
pang known as the 9TH indepSnden, cavalry, tie
wt,oe under the command oi Capt. n. A. Siurdi
vat. Tnc aunbo.,. which proved to Le the saith
Briggs had been turned back after starting for
thctrY Grove, her officers having been informed
nn doubt, OF the aiure OF the land eApeuItiOn
which had started 10 Cherry brGvc.
The enemy numbered about i5t IN al', and was
made up ui portion at the New YORK g9L Inlan-
Try, part Of the J5fh New York cavalry, and a
section OF pennsylvania battery. numbering u
guns.
Upon reaching Smithfie!d, capt. SiUTdiVant sent
render Of the enemy Cap:. Lee, OF The 99th New
York. who commanded the expedition, refused Il,
sltlf. ner bal req!, .i personal interview with
CAPT. StuTdivunt. lis capt. :. refused, and sent
a nCss..e back, I!.i:. he would wait FIVE minutes
for an answer and il at the expiration of hat time
he received none, he should open his guns upon
item. The enemy were huddied together on the
wharf, and scattered atout the gunbuat. and The
Hrst Shot from Cant SiuIjiVaHt'S battery wounded
sg;Cral Tue second shot passed through the
smoke stack of the Briggs, which Produced such
CONSERVATION with the enemy that the white fag
went Gr immu udiatcy ana ia" entire force surren
drItd. s,.yC tdI l. Lee ANA hVe Ui his command,
vino CuwaTdy and tfCdchcTCusy escaped in
small boat, a!t,r ~" display 81 Ia" white nag.
Lieut.. Harris, OF the 99tii N@w YORK, was badly
wounded ia TIE bowels, and il is thought will die.
Lieut. /. : Rowe, OF The regiment, also
badly Tanuitd tHc man died uI his wounds al
iv3T Yesterday, aud several oilers are WOundGd.-
UHt hundred and zine prisoners reached hC.e yes
tr:aay afternoon, and went Oh 10 Richmond hy the
iP. VI tfain, guarded by ilty men of Major Bates
tily Battalion.
The enemy threw their two pieces Of artillery
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Andy johnson has appointed the 5th OF March
for iIOiiing an election for State officers in Zen
neSsee.
The Kentucky Legislature has adjourned with
out eecling an IT, :. Senator
A soldier at Mattooh, Ind attempted TO make Il
citizen tlRe the oath The :-tth alt, and on his
refusal shot him dead. Great excitement was
created by The act.
Judge Murphy, of Fort Smith, has been elected
. Provisional Governor" of Arkansas, by tile
~ Convention" OF that STATE.
Gold was quoted in New York on Saturday, at
LII
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- MORNING .... FEBRUARY 4, 1891
r,,ps ON THE RsftDAN.


.,.,s,aua flat twice during the past
" cavairy of the enemy have dashed
R''N r,,tirson's river, the north iorh Of
-s''@ ..,,n and driven in our pickeis. On
, On, occasion no '',s I'su.s"' s"a ao,'o ,l'o
~, ...h they made they captured some
'-, 49,. '~ ten members Of the 9th Virginia
.,'-,. which was on picket al the ''me:
r are also said to have h'',oa Ian, man. 1.a', DC,
'... '...ag 70 the regiment named Ff''S' from
.,..,snin county
o,..es this last raid they paid visit TO
,.',...g c. fl, bat did little or no damage'
.. a. carry Oh the mail matter they
.1,s the Post once. The enemy is rep
...tto have been quite active during
f.. g,,t 1eeh in scouting and changing /;
.s principally with a view' it would
% sst supplies oi wood,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

FRNpIsH MURDER ~ EAST TENNESSEE tran
Vile Bell, well know citizen ni Eiica county
Tenn, WAS inuy murdered about The last Of No
venbrr by tGry marauders. He had crossed tho
river, i. l. supposed, 10 sec his family, when cap
tured by the torie.. under The lead of one Cot
cooper. They kept biIu confined III n well, i0ui
AZ five days, without food, ANA then took him ou
and shot him. IL seems that the scoundrels were
ashamed OF the dabol.cai deed, IIr the knowledge
of his fate has been kept secret from his ffieods
III recently. Nr. Bell had been employed in the
t0in,pissaiy Department OF our Government, aud
was one OF It's most useful officers.
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PAY OFFICE ENG'R nkP'T C s, No II Law Build.

lag. Franklin 81, Richmond, Jan Is, 1884 !
{SPE 'IAi NOTICE Citizens of Brunswick ant
- Grecnyile counties, Va, and Halifax and Jrih
empt0n counties, &, who furnished labor for til,
def-nces Of Mohorrn and Aot:oway bridges and th'
city of fcters burg, respectively, in The moLths o.
August, Sertcraber aud October, 1868, are hefehy
informed that certified rolls have been forwarded by
the Engineer m charge 10 This office, where all in
e:estcd arc requested TO apply for payment OF hire,
due them
Powers OF attorney, authorizing agents to MAKE
c0lociions, must &c sigued in duplicate and Wit
ues-ct hy two witnezses.
Blank firms will be furnished on application Il
this office. JN0 u SIAEAkD,
fc %--2lX3g Capt Engineers, l. A q 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

of the 18th January, says, AS we go 10 press VIE.
nave received the following inte iaence from the
'front.'
Great activity Is shown by the enemy at Vicks-
hhr2. Some movement Is contemplated. Sber-
IN IN 8 at Eicksburg on his route To ,exas Several
thousand troops from Memphis have arrved to re-
infoicc ticksburs, which is sti under the com
mana OF Ten Mcpherson. Gen. Ross has ,eturn
ed from his trip up the river. and now ocnan;rs a
place oi Importance. Gen. Wirt adams has ;us,
returned from iatiguing and partially success lul
trip In Louisiana asid south Mis- issippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY IN rur
SOTTH

DALTON, Feb. 2.-Official information was
received here to day, that six thousand O
Sherman's corps, chiefly infantry, but som,
cavalry and artillery, crossed the Tennesse,
River, on the 2sth and Both Of January, a
Larkin's Landing, midway between Guuters
vile and Bellefonte. The presumed ohiec
is the establishment of depot of supple.
for future operations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

ss- 'ttosb YEAR o. 1aE WAR The
ui.tt,. >1' d! ia" War" by T.. A. Pollard, of
..e,,' '' a''i'aaced publ .alIed IN the Nonh ia
ta ,,..i '' b"hhd ln cloth, and with portraits
Lyas.,,.. wee Pc. idfBi Stephens aud Gers.
i..e,...'' .i'i, H'uori, and Johnston The pub
t.sn f,.'. ''fhe f.at edition Of 800 en,i.. La.
fs.a.. la hth az ia afgancc.U Tie book
i4alcs oi " o'"h great prize for the literary
igbiiahr, Tooin, rs 10 l'ss than i.rec diiieren,
ts wax - "a'e az, brought oui separate ediiions Of
b.Dh, b, lhe ~ Nefth and advertise 1t, In c0mpe-
''S'hh la the New York papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

..irrivals at the LiJJy-One hundred and
nine Yankee prisoners, captured near Smith.
field, Isle of Wight county, q few days since,
arrived iu this city yesterday, and were
taken to the Libby prison. where they will
remain till further disposed Of Forty more
OF them, taken on the same expedition, will
be brought here to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

MoRRlsTOwN, Feb. 3.-A general Court
of Majo General Buckner, Brigadier Gene.
rails Fields, kemper, Anderson, Gregg, Mich
OILS, and Humphrey. Some important cases
will be brought before it.
All quiet in front.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

Stealing Fatct-rhree white men
named Martin Quiniin, Patrick I.ohey, and
William Lehey, were yesterday arrested OF
the charge OF stealing a silver watch, valued
al $3.50, belonging 10 q white man named
Patrick Ncster. 1t appears that Sester was
as icep at Qanlin's house, when the parties
accused, taxing advantage of his condition.
robbed his pochet of the watch. They were
locked up in tue cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04
FROM The R4PIDAN.

ORANGE G. IL, Feb. 3-The whole of
Rodes's division, Lanes North Carolina
brigade, and nearly all the rest of Wilcox g
division, and Wilcox's old Alabama brigade,
have rc.enlisted for the war.
All ouiat along orr line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

BtnYla'Y-Iha front window Of the to-
bacco store OF Messrs. Smith ana krebbs, on
Main street, near lith, w. relieved oi one
Of its parcs OF glass by some thief on Tues
day night last, about II O'Clock, and ihree
boxes Of tobacco were taken therc!rCm--
Just rs the robbev was in the act OF rem0y-
ing the fourth box however, be was dis GOV
cred by officer Perdua, who Immediately
gave chase aad run him tor several squares
but did not succeed in Cvcrtaking him.
Owing TO the sudden departure .~-ich the
fellow was comprlled to take, he was unable
to carry c1f any Of the booty which had
been transferred by him from the store to
the str eef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

aSprHER EAtD toSTEM Passengers hy
the Souti,sde Railroad state that our au,ho itie.
beyond LynchhHrg had received information that
another serious raid contemplated by the
enemy on some point ot The Virginia and Tennes-
see railroad. our scouts are watching the enemy
bY every possible avenue Of approach, aud strong
nope Is entertained that any effort which may be
attempted will be thwarted.
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Is Z he L. Il q Il APn
(axpoRrs OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATED.

Entered according to act OF Congress in the yea.
1905, by }. :. iHRAsHER. in the Clerks Office O:
.'e District Court Of the Confederate States 70,
the Northern District of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

IMPERIAL CoILisIoS.--There is an American
railway line III operation between The Place cc
Ia toucordr Paris sad Sevres. one Of the cars
recently "cGiided" with a cafriagr in which we've
Prince Napoleon and his wife, and iliey were both
slightly Injured. Their own vehicle was ntariy
destroyed, aid They had ~ get home TIE best way
they could In "A cab.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

G. s. District Court-Tne continued indis
position OF Judge John ID. Halyburton pre-
vented him from holding his Court yester
day. The Judges health has been bad for
some time, and il Is not known when he will
be 10 situation TO proceed regularly with
the business which properly pertains TO his
jurisdiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

MsJon LAMAR FoSrAtsE This brave young
officer, an hor OF ..Ail Quiet Along the Potomac
10 Night" was, as many ofouT readers are aware,
captured by the enemy in skirinisii near Law
rencebafg, Team. He was disnounted al the time
or Tie attack, and made a gallant resistance, but
was Ovetposerei By numbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

J,:dge Lyons's Coart-Nothing was done
in this Court yesterday. The argument
which was to have been inade by FoEde' s
counsel on the points oil objection taken by
them against the manner in which his trial
was conducted and concluded last week, was
deferred till this morning, in consequence oi
their inability to prepare the bill oi excep-
tions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

Habtas CospHs,-We understand it is be-
lieyed in different parts OF the State tha. the
writ Of hGbeds corpus has been repealed or
suspended. This Is a mistake. The yaiidi-
ty 0tthe conseript Law will be fully considered
and argued next week by John H. Giilner,
Esq, and other counsel under this writ
This notice is perhaps not inopportune, as
many may be misled by the report referred
N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

frightened OB--About three o'clock yes
teTday morning the stable attached to the
premises of Aioj. Robert Ayrcs, III Sidney
vas broken into by thieves and oneor two
OF his best horses had been unhaltered. but
before the? had time to lide them OF Major
A. and his son were aroused and rushed out
which caused them TO beat I. hasty retreat
One or two shots were fired bGt it is not
known whether any o! the robbers werl
hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

DlrD or His WousDs.-Col. Cyrus A. Sugg, o!
The ooth fenpessse regiment, died IN the Academy
Hospital, Marietta last Monday from the effects oi
wound received In the knee j1int during the bat
tic OF Missionary Ridge Nov. 25th, 1863.
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PROM EtaT TENNESSEE.

The latest dispatch from Knoxville announces
thai the fGbeissiiad captured aud driven II 900
head of cattle. Long street has 'schangcd his
front, - aud occupied the rich Nalleg Of the Ten
neasee, upon which tie Union army depended Tor
subsistence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

TWO Hundr sd Dollars RI ward.--I VIII give the
/ above reward fer the afpr, beDsiou and deliv-
cry to Dick !rson, Hill Co. in the city OF Rich.
nof.d, or TIE securing 10 jail that get him
again, Of my man son. David Dawson, as lie
is sometimes called Dawson is ebout thirty i've
ears cid, fee: high, quite back his heir some
what straight AID bu-hy. and has very good teeth.
He is believed to be lurking about Richmond, where
his wife lives He may possibly try TO make his
way to aidd ,esex county, where have a farm, and
where he bern and raised My post Cifice u
ChGla Depot, Amelia county.
ia 23-IUtt RENJ TENpIE
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A Street 1hJ.-The police yesterday ar
rested Tray, negro fellow belonging to
William Robinson, for stealing a basket of
pies from a vender in the First Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

Geo "afgan arr!yed in Columbia, =. g., satur-
day evening. He wss enthusiastically reeeivedby
the people. Al night he Was seIenaded and dsiiv-
cred one Of his Characteristic, modest, aud brief
addresses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

Ih. Eournoy's ieidress -'rhe Hall Of the
House of Delegates was crowded IL over
flowing last night, to hear an address from
Hon. Thomas Stanhope tIournoy, on the
state Of the CoGtedcracy. The speaker EN-
rhained the audience Tor over two hours in
a speech OF great clOquence and zeal. As a
large number were unable to obtain admit
tanca on this OCCASION, it is earnestly hoped
he lnay be induced 10 repeat lis address at
some future time.
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NJ r HOWARD.

H0n DOLLARS Reward Runaway from Lee &
ZUU Bowman's jail, Franklin ST, on the 2oth u
January, negro man named Armstead. He Ia
about IS years oil. black complexion, black beard
and mouaiGche enc Of bis little fingers 10 rliR He
was raised ii Aitegaany county, Va, at tho Sweet
Springa when he left he had on home made Jeans
Clothing; wore one bcot and one shoe. The above
reward will be pad for bis recovery.
Ia 30-6ts w HOpPN
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lVUIity
BENZ TEMPLE.

bu@AWAY-t3C0 Regbrd-On the 4th instant, q
u large, dark 6. in Woman, named Margaret,
between 30 and % years Of tge. She had on .
green dress wien she left She may be sndeav0riLE
to make her way TO North Tar oliua or Tennessee. I
Ill pay the above reward il eau. ht 10 vrr or
$50 If caught cut 81 the state and put in FOO.
dren's jail IN Richmond. LEE h JAMES,
II 5--ibtt Fer Richard TuYnaY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

E0n DJLLAKS Reward-will be pad for the
s)OO delivery t9 me or secur ng so that can get
them, two negro men belonging to Mrs Elizabeth
Hines Adam, 6 feet high, very black, with thick
lips left the evening OF the first Of January. Pc
ter, s feet inchcs high, brown skin, thick lips,
with some imPedimsnt III his speech, left Monday,
the 18th OF January. 1t s supposed that both are
making for the lnss Of the enemy $3.50 for the 70.
Covcry Of either one viii be given.
CHARLES BRUCE,
Ia Pilot IIea Of I7th So
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H00 DOILAn5 Reward Kan away on Sunday
LOO night, the l7ih inst, my negro man James
ne is about 22 ears Old, que likely, with smooth
skin, black complexion, full suit Of hair, feet
inches high, weighs shout l50 pounds and with his
index finger bis right hand stiff In attempting to
make bis escape he will dc. biless pass through Rich
moud, az his mother lives there with Mr. VIM X
Pugh, on Grace street, between 7th and 6ih. The
above reward will be paid on bis apprehension and
confinement ia jail so tnat get HIM.
WM GREEN,
Moshineford, Charlotte CO. Va Ia 2t-l1ts
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gSOUR Hundred Dol&is Reward .- Ran away from
r the Subscribers, on Friday last two n gro men.
BIB ;s IL black man, about 25 years u rge, about
feet inctes high, good teeth, ind rather a good
looking negro. Cslv is Or dark brown complex
ion, about u years of age, about & feet iEehcs
high, aud rupured. iie wears O. truss In cCnse.
qu.nce cf the rupture. No other marks remem.
bercd We viii give two hundred dollars each for
their delivery 10 us at Stauntou, or 20 n Davis d
Co, 1f Richmond MASON e HAKNAN.
i.xOT
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E3VE hundred Dollars Rewsrd.-ksn swsv, my
E boy Barrett. He eis % or % years Of age; feet
or pcies high; has the thumb cut ca OF the left
hand: was seen ut shiAnd some three weeks ago.
reward OF hve hundred dollars will 10 given II
delivered 10 me at RoanChs station, kick m0nd and
Danviile Rsirosd; confined in taii =, that oAn
get him. JNO VI WHITE,
ia 25-l0tf racott r o. Charlotte 90, Va.
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O0n DOLLARS Reward -Rarawsy fSon The
ZUSJ subscriber. on the 18th inst, my boy Auaj
Ten. 1at said boy IS sboat 10 years old, about ave
feet h,sh ard Of light brosn complexion. Hs took
with him my dark bay horse, small In size, but ooD
pact and In good order. Austen Gas high forehead
bu. ma, rev AZ his hair extenes very iow on either
side The above re@sid vii oe PAN ior bn dsilv-
cry 10 Nessrs Iee 3 DowmAn, In Richmond, or &C.
cured In say Jail and the recovery Of the hcrse.
ID SCOTT, DestlAnd 20
aaS-ts Knex GO, ".
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lJO sasscr'asl, on the ais: | iH. yellow % s,s. E
naine,. Betty. with long hair and front tooth out,
about fee! inches high, IS or 2i ars old, stous
bo l. aLd we'll formed, and Of good address when
spoken 70 She formerly belonged 70 Mr. ueiskel,
OF AlbenaTle. Wewil give the above reward for
ber apprehension and delivery 70 VI 10 the city Cf
Richmoad or for her confinement In any jail 80 that
wo may get her again
ia 2s-is TNDAvIs L CO, Ausls.
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az DOLLARS Reward will bo paid for tue appro.
Z,) heasion and delivery TO ne Of Milton, ne.
gro boy, about II years Of ago, stout built, brow
skin, large eyes, aod has thick head Of hair. WAe
ia The last few days ,ursiug about tae city.
JNO HUdCHEsON.
P. 2-i have fDr hire the prescat year, several
Negroes, among them \ good Driver. Farm, and
Factory hand and several Girls, good House Scr.
wants. Apply to JNO A HUTCHINSON,
OF TRos w BAILow, st the State Court house.
in 9-A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-04

IIARykY, HkIJINGs & co,
IL Wholesale aud Retail Manufacturers a
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEk'S FINE BOOM
AND SHOEX
Isl Main street, between l3,h and 18th.
Having in our employ the best vorkmsn 70 - oA2
tanned, and vel selected stock Of the very 0no3
material are prepared 20 turn out II say eeanltly
cHllDRES's WEAR. We keep noeAtnG - hAn1
ba. what Is cur own make, and viii g1nseneoe -
good article Ia every respect ~ any Whleh 90 -
run through from Yankee land. AnWeaok ~ NH.
III Particular attention will b pa,d - ~ naAns
factare Of MSs1s' and nCys' Shoes
e. All orders frem ths tfade Win 0eee -
prompt attention. ~ 11-m
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Th.DLE3, SORGHUM, 30.
bbls sorghum rnolasses
do elder vinegar
do old rye vtskey
30 Old apple and peach brandy
do gteeu spplos
2 kegs butter
Il eites sol. lea.h1r
| dozen cali S.lns
40 lbs scrap leather
~ bushels laixet peas
l nox country soap
100 pairs mems b,ys', and wcmen's shoes
p bbis and 40 boxes snokirg tobacco
goo boxes ard caGGies nlaUut'i tobacco
SO kegs Old Dominion nails, AZ aud 6's
10000 Havana cigars, yery superior
/ uoZe1 new tair n MaitycsseS
l sewing machine
On ConsgnmeGt ami flr aala by
Il X kOBERfS Com n Merchant,
T. 2-Cit Cosuer Cary and 18Th sta.
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HC DOLLARS keward.--kscaped from the iail
~ CT Lee Bowman, the night OF the slst
January, Henry, boy about rs years CID, Of black
complexion, stout and thick built; hsd on blue
missry cap, and gray military jacket, with brsss
buttons. The above reward of $o5 will be paid for
MS delivery to me, OF to the j.ii Of Msssrs Lee b
'wman. JNO HUTCHEsON,
f-3-tJ Curator cf Elisabeth Irbv.
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NOTICE to Farmers - have on hand aud for sale
~ Columbian guano, super phosphate Of lime, hone
ash, g,ouaa Dooes, ana shell iine Early appica-
lien collected, shsl raise the price after ihe lat
March. All siDds OF grinding done.
IL CHESTERMAN,
South side Dock opposite io,h st.
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IlIANO II have Tor Ass gosd 7oslAve -
hsN. ~" GSlixy MA
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CGn DOLLARS REWARO-My man Lam
Ds don, about 81 years old, about feet 7 or
inches high, black and toierably likely, left the
tobacco factory OF Childrey * Jones, on the 2sth
January, Sa4, and has not been seen or heard OF
since. lie has a wife and children who live In
Adams's Valley, near the Lancaslerian School
House and he may be lurking about the city,
though II is quite probable that he is attempting
to make his way into the enemy's lines. 1 viii
give the above reward for him, If delivered 10 Mr.
ID Eacho, of this city, or lodged In some jail
bore, so that get him again.
ia 20 eOU3t NJ r HOW Ann
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DktMsroNE.-TuiLE EsON, CAfLRrf CO, NO
ID . Pearl street, oIsr st Ieivsts saie Loo lss
1Eim,tcns. NN-0
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WM V1ISWIEK,
re 4-2tt 3 dOors above Central D.not prc> 4 .

AN AWAY-From my house, 90 yesterday.
HI (Suniay) } MY cook woman, Elizabeth. aesd
aboLt 20 years, rather over medium height bvisha
muat'o in color. SLe left with her husband John
Washington, Owned by Mr Ingram, Of Northumber.
land co, Eastern sho and is supposed to be makpg
her way to the Yankees. l will give q reward for
her delivery to NE Of $500
BLAIR BURWRLL, ND,
ie5-@it Cor Leigh ana 9th Sta
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M ANtFACfURkD Tobacco 900 psckaees al
WI dark tobacco, embracing half pounds, hyes
aad tens; highly swes,ened well adap, ed for
port, for sale by E&S WORTHAN i co
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A CARD-To Merchants and others A gentle
"A man about to start for Europe will undertake
any business intrusted to his eaargs. sat.sssclory
references given. Address "gox No l.U Kish
mond, Va ia asIw