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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

CHARTER ELECTIoN--Tne day after to-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT be election day. The
City Charter will be submitted for indorse-
ment or rejection, and at the same time a
tuit city ticket will be elected to fill the,vari-
GUS offices under the charter in the event Of
It's adoption. Voters will be their own Judges
- to the character of the tickets they vote.
Our position as job printers, owing no aIlegi-
ganeeto any party or ticket, leaves US free to
print tickets according to the copy furnished,
regardless Of whether they emanste frOm
committees, from partisan vr popular Organi.
nations. or from private individuals. We
throw out this timely warning, go that after
Sis'tiOp ns plea Of having been deceived By
GpSdOuH tickets may b put in By shoD. Who
RSg Do doFsitsd. 51a
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

JENNY L1ND.-Tho old Temple Theater is
undergoing such an overhauling as that il,
most intimate acquaintsnces will hardly rec
Oguize it as the same old building under it's
new name and new dress. Mr.. Hamiton
and Prof. Myers both W. in all that pertains.
70 stage fixtures and the internal arrange
nent6 Of thsAter, ere experimenting the
work.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

LOOK at POnjade'2s advertisement in this
issue. We have been shown. around the
premises, and unhesitatingly pronounce his
preparations for the accommodation Of trav-
elers and permanent boarders of the very
best. Neat rooms and tidy beds, with all
the comforts of quiet home in a pleasant
family, are attractions that must insure good
to the Pouj ade House.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

BOOKS FOR THE CoUNTY.-Distriot Clerks,
Dist: Attorneys, Treasurer'a3 Auditors and
Recorders offices received their new books
on Sunday, and with them beautiful set. of
seals for the different Offices required to use
them. 1t is doubtful whether any county on
the coast has better set Of books than Boise.
They are all from the house of Bancroft &
Co., San Francisco, who never send out an
inferior article. ..h leau .a 81. aaf 10 q.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02


DISTRICT COURT, first term, for the week
ending Friday, March 81st, Samuel G. Parks,
Judge: ~, ..'. ...t,-+ ...a@s "
The People VS.. VIM. Taylor Darkey)-
Assault and battery with intent to- commit
murder. Guilty of an assault and battery
s months in county Jail. -.
People VS.. Henry E. Wood. Obtaining
under false pretenses. Guilty.-6
months in county Jail. = a4
People vs.. John Holbrook. Murder in
LIST degree. Continued to July term. b Z j
People VS.. John Elliott (Cross Road Jack.)
Murder in thei2d degree. Continued to July
term. ..1
People VS.. Wall Lawrence. Assault and
battery with intent to commit murder. Con-
tinued to July term. ..' sfa sa.Fe.a3 sap
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

The Supreme Court Of California has gran
ted a .re-hearing in the matter of the unoon-!
stit9ptSionality Of the law allowing soldiers to
vote. The case will be heard atthe Apl. term,
and it is believed their former decision will
be reversed as it was granted on the presen-
tatio9 Of authorities that were not before the
Court in the former instance. -alL ID a
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02
WINES AND LIQUORS.

GODDARD brandy y g $40
Juler R & Co. [" 10
Pelivosin q SIT" 6@7
Hermitage WHISKY % g 7
Essence of Old Va. d9g Z
Magnolia W 99g 6@G so
Eurelea WHISKY 70 gal 6
Cutter why % gal Z SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

EDGED In the Old Capitol Prison ~ ailSu nesds
n the busine0 Of bis once. ssa
The Confederate steamef Tlosids = lye9ta post
o Hsest, France, making ready - teav9s She Il
lying near the U. 8. sunboat Kearsags.
Col. Wm. McNsir, FOR many ysafs oflc3al phntcs
70 the Maryland Senate, died In fhiees9phia or
the f7th Inst ~
A banquet was given 70 the vstsrahs X Ihe Irish
Brigade In New York on the 10sh. 0su. Messhe'
was the pr neipal speaker.
Col. Fish has retired from tho post q Provost
to the post
Robert J. Walker writes ftom England ahaf there
e eveat revolution Of 0pdnioa there In ycF Of the
Yaekeee.
A hre occurred In New York on Saturday week
destroying property to tho amount OF u SoO,00o.
Gems. Hancock and Burnside'aEe to recruit theII
old corps 10 so 900 men each.
court-martial has been called for the trial 0i
Surgeon General Hammond.
Gold was quoted in. New York, on thslsth, al
156kal59 IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

NoRTa CAROLINA TRooPs.-The troops knows
q Whtford's Battalion have been oYanixed int0
. regiment and will hereafter be known as The 67t th
regiment N. Z. troops The following are thu
1eld officers: Col. John N. Whftford; Lieut. Cor
kafus w. Wharton of lst Battalion sharpshooasrse
Major Edward WhitfOrd. =
The troops com banded by Col J. w Hiaton.
and Major RdwardS, In the Chowan country, have
beea organized into the 8sth regiment N. C.. trpops
The following are the field oaScers: Col. Jxmes
Major joseph J. Edwards. sa
Lieut-Col George Worham, Of Granville, has
been promoted to the ColoaeIcy Of the 5Osb r-gl-
mcnt, vice J. A. Washington, resigned, aud Major
John &. Vanhook, of Person D onoted to Lieut..
Col. vice Workman promoted.
Lieu Cot. John E. Brown, Of Meckienhure,
has been promoted to Cniohel of the al regiment
Charles w. Bradshaw, Of Davidson, has been pro.
NOTED to Lieut. Col vice 2rown promoted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

FRoM TgHHRsssE.-Ths Atlanta hRss0ioaae0 hsl
sdvicss "irom the ffont'' TO Thassday aisht u
says:
The indications lead 10 a suspicion that the ere
my mediate n raid upon Rome hat such psepasa-
lions A. viii fhwar any damage have been e0Wf-
pIeted by our authorities In front. large cavalry
I0rce 10 In that region, which will b. supported.
In, enemy have no pickefs this side Of Missionary
Ridae and not above 10000 men in Chxstan0oes.
q our scouts, recently returned thence, report.
Gen. Mackal 10 at I'altnn
We conversed freely wifh parties recently oul
nfom Middle Tennessee. They sfate that the In
habi0nts look with great confidence tn the resusu
OF our armies BY harvest time. Heavy 0Tepara-
fions are beins made to receive us. There IL ie.s
giving way thEn there was after the retreat from
Corinth, because the people have become Ased 70
the ebbs and flows Of the war, and 90 eesily
depsessed by ret ogrades. The rsliefof GEN. Brage
was hailed with universal Joy, and results are ex-
pected under the lead of Johnston.
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Aitbnlunh 4ispattt.


CONFIsCATIONo OF PRoPERTYIN INNORF0LK.
The humane Butler, who 10 % solicitous
about the health Of the Yankee prisoners In
Richmond, has commenced conflscating the
property Of citizens In Norfolk. The real
estate, furniture, goods, ehattels, and per
soual property Of III following persons 10
advertised for sale for the benefit Of the y
8. Government: Wm. w. Davis, c. W. Muir
daugh, member of the Legislature; Jos. NJ.
Miles, clothing merchant; Rev. Thos. Hume,
Baptist minister; Ed.~Kcarns, captain In
the Confederate service; Thos. w. Cofer,
John T. Rustic, naval constructor at Selma
Ala; w. c. Wingfeld, C. W. Young, Robert
v. Boykin, John De Bree, Chas. I. Myers,
W. NJ. Malone, Matthias Ward, and Terry
Sinclair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

Desru~tive Fra at ashland "A most de
strQctive fire occurred on the premises of
Mr.. Charles Stebbins, q. Ashland, about four
o'clock on Sunday morning The alarm pro-
ceeded from one of bis out houses, and be-
fore the flames could be arrested they had
spread from one to the other I'LL the whole
of them, say, his kitchen, had been entirely
consumed. In the stable were one horse,
one mule, and several cows, all of which
were burnt to death. In the smoke house
NJ. Stebbins had large lot Of bacon, beef,
meal, -four, and other provisions, which,
with the building, were also q total
loss 1t Is estimated that the amount II
property destroyed by this fire will not fall
short Of : 0, 900 or &l2 600 Mr.. does not
know how the fire originated, but thinks it
more than probable that it proceeded from q
pile of hot ashes which we're thrown imme.
diately in the rear Of his stable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

Ing and declaring militia Officers not exempt
from conscription. .
A communication was received from Gov.
Smith In regard TO the reserve State force. &c.
Tho militia bin was considered until the
hour of adjournment.
House.- bin was reported yesterday for
Regulating the charges Of the Southern Ex-
press Company. M
Also, . bill authorizing connection be
tween the Richmond and Petersburg and the
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
Companies.
AID bill to make Church river lawful
fence through Scott county. Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26
FROM GEv. LEH'S ARMY.

ORANGE G. H., Jan. 25-Lieut. Stringfel.
low captured on the 22d, between Warren
ton and Germantown, Fauquier county, .
detachment of five men with the Hail Of
cavalry brigade. They also captured tho
arms, equipments, and horses Of the prison.
ers. Two prisoners captured by the Prince
William cavalry near Bristow Station, On the
Goth, we're received here to day. All quiet
in front.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26
FROM CHARLESTON,

CHARLESTON, Jan. 24-Ssven shots wero
fred at Sumter yesterday, Of which three
missed. The firing on the city continued st
long intervals, the shots averaging about one
every hour. Fifteen shells were thrown to.
busy upon 4r, gg and the Cummipg's Point
batteries. NJ change reported In the dest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

DeATH OF Coz. CLuKE.-A dispatch has been re-
ceived containing Information OF the death OF Col.
r. S.@Cluke, Acting Brigadier General IN Cen.
MOrgan's command. This distinguished officer
died In the Ohio Penitentiary In dungeon, In close
confinement The news came TO Gen. Morgan by
letter sent through flag Of truce By Col. D. How
ard mith, now on parole In the city of Columbus, /,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AN Improved Farm, Of 40 ao.ss. ,vo nj . ssss
"A 4 BIsaoy rt~ttos. In CSlp.psr eoanty. Ar
and eli n-o..sa-y OUT bu idins. SsHs 10 isss. Oss
hundred acres In ~nsd, oss'ly two huIdrs1 iA
address Il sHACKHLpORD,
ja2a-iht' B.',srd Hcuss.
TX ACkEs u ~oS .ha o4 esv <hAsiss
- city road, 3 70 miles be ow Rtuhmocd, loP
sAe.-We are authorized 70 seli valuable tract q
wood isnd ioeatsd ~ Aoovv, tiesox the iaSds q
nf Ain ton Jordan. The soil u Of e3c.'ient quality
and l, free & ON wator. has on large QaAsu.
~ Of valuable Pins woCd APPLY 70
js06-st 0UDDlN Z APf4RS0N.
NyALuADl.E Farm II aoi acres in MccklsabuPe,
" nils from Ke, svli'e D. OF. on The paa-
vile raj rad. Ee ~ . We are an,horssd 10 ooll
that valua BIZ rasm as'w occupied he NJ JacknOo
rone. Il csa'ansSst acres, II witch 100 serss ere
n original growta '0) srrss cl-AYeA In eulsiva.
tien, 80 acrss In 10 p'ns. sutA0e fF timber aaA
ss'ance IN aes pune wnh 'oms g .od essash caas.
the nsighoorh od Tue dveLtoe b o.mforsAbse
Ooe wfth fo,v r0ome. eevsrsi excellent oAsna, onA
good .ocomm. ::s ., so' 70 .s,v.s.s ne gl.ss =
fwen'y Ave bush. i wheat sredsA Apply =
N. B.-TheTe 10 on the farm large nuOhss e
be made. A the owaer - suxlsss 10 sels, ssd =
now - AR,chRsOnd, hs VII cell II appltcaeloa -
made in day OF TEA. fsss the low pytcs u eSo pee
p,s, Ssse. The s.sp Of waxa' locks ssssrscey xsh.
il ~ ~
C>IRsr ci. ASS III siDsSCE IOR eAL1 II ~
F VILE, Va --sa~ noass ceGtsi1o qtne poeDov
6rsites three o-srmes,e ssd aree ssase ves0s
hstsd up with every oaav<nsen ~ en1seeepoo.
Tke Kitchen has 100 rsssne. asd a exAo1kne. oovo
failing we'll of watsr n The dow. eesvanH oeooes
(neW with four soOuas olassssea a1t ve1oDuQnaos
| fhsrs u, ~ taes, . very oss snese - 0U6OD.
srs is sxsslsss ord, q fssrsn 8 ~9 e1d00
cnoioe vsrtesy OF shr abbssy - oOWosok - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26
THe Le0isLATURE.

6snats-One bin wss introduced in the
Senate yesterday, making debts due to
branch banks within the ensmy's lines paya-
hae TO ths mother banks within Confederate
lines.
n. Doeelas proposed . preamble and
}otat reool1l1ca 0e6niag ~ NV row exist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

DESTRUCHO> OF a TANKER SLOOP.
PAscAaouLA, Jan A-Oo the night Of the
9th inst, an outward rund sloop, laden With
turpentine, while attempting to escape from
Pascagoua River, gr"uLded on the bar In
Middle Pass. To prevent her falling into
the hands of our pickets, she was fred BY
her crew, who succeeded in making their e.
cape In small boats. The vsssel and cargo,
with the except N IF two barrels Of turpen.
tine, picked up on the west side Of the river,
were svholly Col sum.d. On the evening OF
the 20, b, grnh ~ came to under Round
Island, and ok IN board eight or ten ne.
groes who had fed from theix owners re-
siding On the river, aud c. rried them to Ship
Island. Yesterday q new gunboat, not seen
before In these waters, and three schooner,
cutter rigget;wer abreast Of Horn Island,
staudiI Z to westward last night. This morn
ing seve.a al heavy guns were heard in the oi
rectinn of Chandieur Island. No Rupboat
visible to day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

firing the Jxru.-Abouf five o'clock yes.
terday afternoon Sergeant Dudley took the
jury in lhe Forde case in cba,ar, and, after
fr'ning them int" c"uplss, psrcbed them
fer recreation through 81 me portions Of the
city, after which they returned tn thu II QuaS.
ters much refreshed and invigc rated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

c. s. District C0wrt.-No business wa
transarted in this Court yesterday. Judge
John d. Fl lyburton, who has b On sick fox
some days. is i'm rowing slowly, hut viii net
It Ia, believedhe able to attend to an onsl-
ness this week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

Trial Rstpo"ded - The trial II Mn. PAT.
terson Ailau, charg d ~iti treaaonAble cssr-
rtspondence with thu enen y, which was set
for yesterday, was again poetp ned. II has
been adjourned over till Monday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

The Trial Of F1rds In Judge Lyons,s
Court yesterdsy the trial ef Turde was bexun
In earnest. The testimony of MessFs. Bow.
en-, Harwood, Quarlrs, aud Goodwin, ind Dr..
Peachy, was taken, but no nev Iacts were
developed. At the conclusi Of the exam.
ination Of the abovt.ramed Witnesses tho
hour of 4 O'Clock arrived. when the Court
adjourned I'LL 10 O'clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

Death Of an Old Cstisen Mr. Byrd Cham
berlayue, an old and tighly@esps cted citi.
Gen, died in this city yesterday morning at
II O'Clock. Mr. e. had been sick Tor some
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ead directed that they should Get ,ut AZ -
Court house - soon o. poseibje.
.ne ~itne-s not appearing Agalnst 1eleAaea
1onen; charged with stealing o0o.6O. fFo0
ther pfosrcufi q.
A negro woman named Catherine nm.
was order.d twenty lasb<s. for Yemalpip0 n
tne cry Without proper papers sstablib6in9
her freedom.
Grnrge Banker gave bail iu the sum a.
u goo 1r several violations of the LIQUOR leW
ana TO be Of good behavior Ior twelve
Dn0ntha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

arrivals at As Lt66v-There were slevsa
arrivals at the Libby prison yesterdsy, three
the oficep are ss follows: CAN'T Gavin M.
Ter, Of the Virginia militia; Lieut.. James 81.
ThOrnbury, of the seth Ken ueky regiment,
and w. 81 Shaw, shesiR of PulnauA county.
Nn1er the jurtsdictios ot rlsspeoA TheSo
parties were all captured In wayne countys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

pnn D)lLARS Reward-WII b. psiu Tor T..
nm delivery to me or secur ng SO that can get
IA ixo negro men belonging to Mrs Z izabcth
Hnss Adam, 6 feet high, very black. With thick
Ms left on The evening of the q st Of January. Pc
.,r s feet inches high, brown skin, thick lips,
Win some impediment IN his speech. left Monday.
he l,ta Of January. 1t is supposed That both are
n,slps for the lines Of the enemy. : 80 for the re-
o5yery ot either one will be given.
CHARL s BRUCk,
b9fi5. If.a' of l7th 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
wiz be pad rpr the delivery TO me; or s-eu
n, 20 that get them, three muiatto slaves,
g.ls Msr,ha d Emily, belonging To he estst. o.
wn Surf I'd, decd 800 for either. TLey lef.
NJ re id-nce in this city. last evening Maria is
shsu. Sc srd is he mother CT Marlh6, IS, and
hay l6yaars Of sse.
Juh1 hleka ire. mulstto and barber 6f this
civ j, n. Lu.b.ni cf Maria aud is said to have
l.t, fbe cit, n washn d.yr ego !. IL sunnsls@
hat ttey are ali making ior the i,es II the efny
i,.D-3,. JOHN D MUNFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

--,vp Hundred Dollars Reward Ran aws., my
80 Bs,rs,t. Heis 2S or 81 years Of age; f,ei
=, s1ehs. high: has the thumb cut of Of the left
han vas seen at ash!snd some three weeks ego
asa, of fy. hundred dollars Will Re given II
Ap.a 70 rs at Roauoks station, Richmond and
S',,;,l. R.rosi CT confined in iail $, that CAD
p.I',n' JSU WHITE,
ia rs LOT laico' W. "e W ~, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

this gentleman to be delivered to-ni1ht. a
pal, stine and jerusalem" viii doubtleao
att'act large audience and prove very h.
sfructive and entertaining. In these DAYS OF
Vial, when tbs mind and heart are eurfeited
and saddened by the in-vitable memories
and experiences 4 battles, campaigns and
casualties, 1t will be . reli.f 70 dwell for aa
hour on these classic and sscfed lands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

TWEHTY-tIVE DOLLARS REWARD for the de
very to me, in the City of Richmond, co.,.
fe abOu: 25 Yea old, bright miu alto, who iei,
y,tg norpiug. the 22d he is supposed TO be
csas about Richmond, or ne may be in Hanover.
ybs.- he vas hired last year. sz.
ng-eodSt~ WN B0ACkEfT
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ruNAND

1890. --.,,.,,..~Ir. =. r.v.fd Runaway from ths
am us.Ss.r. "a the 10Th inst, my BOY AUS
WDV go ~. ~ y about 10 years old, aboas nve
Z. - ~ =. a : lfht srswa csmplexne' ns soSs
~ eN nv dark bay horse sas,. ~. h,ss for fcrehead
,ss and 70 e0s 81 hin hair extends very low on either
Il usroS, ~ -. s.vard viii be paid for his deliv.
"a, The IT, powmsn, IN Richmond, or ~
~ 70 Ae ,.,l. sud The recovery o. ,ne s1sse'
Kssex co, VI
;, AVS Reward.-I viii give $50 for any
IN ve,,n,s,,on that viii lead 70 the recovery o'
Mar. g.. sss sass 'ss .p"s IL her rshesa
,ecsiaer ss', w .s,t the lame foot She ssAyed or
tss unsnoa ,nr, nv house. near the City Spr,ng, On
~ soses she vas heard from near Oia esnren,
ss Afes. .oun,y All expenses WIZ oe paad ~ neF
Haasse,r rah tSe reward LMchfNNA, s'n |"
's-s,. = = =, :.
=. noI.LARS REWARD for the delivery to
100 me- me- Of sims. % year. old. .H slender. with
supposed with troops ''' sCRoBiNsoN.
E-TIpi-Wlll be PAID Tor ine aeIcct,on OF
1 81, ~. .s.nnn.re, who entered my house about
~ ~.s,eraay, In my absence, and slapped my
s,,kk RlCaESON.
srv.ns V,; wt iss Main street.
.a = o0ILARs Reward --Ieft my house on
/ 600 @ ss,a.ass evening I.a,y ;ii va shorty ray
leV,Ty O'clock, my two servants, Ma'iios ana
Isvioi' rs,v stout woman, about feet high,
fa'tla 80 .on. smooth, pleasant features, has
sscs ssf arms, neck and head, and is about IS
IssH oa !. . small. medium height woman, black
AVE, as en-. sharp features, has scars on her arms
a eoaP .n,ss ard is 81 years old.
fon scssa snnnosed 70 be trying TO make their way
Ssn,nsula S'.o IN company with other negroes, as
psns .ps ,s Known to have left with &r sQlomon Da
saey are ,,rsn, srl. The above reward will he paid
~ s oss for the apprehension of both: or $500
go for their delivery to me al my mouse, or
where VIM THALHlMER,
:, CA Nc aN Broad ct. bei Sd and 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

4 N IDprOved Farm, Of &i0 aoss. tvo niss sase
IA Il BTsaoy etsfion. IN Culp.psr county. Ar
s.is "A ne { snd suAstantisl o ttass e ox r0onOs
and oil n-c.ssa-y OUT bu idings buMt IN lsSA. OnS
hundred acres In ~ned, nssly two husdrsA ia
meadow. tie rssIlus 10 grsss CT pevis't
address B Il Oh ACxHLORD.
IA 2i-i1t@ B.,ynrd Vcuro.
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non DOLLARS Reward Ran away, on sunday
WW) night. the l7,h inst, my negro man James
sabout a years old. qu G likely, win smooth
Is hg,c. ron,nIexiuu full suit Of hair, fee, or
s"rs.s hSh Weighs about $50 pounds, and with b e
49, soyes on his right hand stiff In attempting 10
mae bs escape he viii do biless pass through Kice
80 90 hs mother Ives there with Mr. Vim X
pnsh. 90 Grace street, between 7th and h. Ths
sbare reward viii be paid on bis Apprehension ana
en-, 4 Jenieai io jail so that get bm.
WMEGEFEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

We are indebted to the signal corps ofilc Z
for the use Of Baltimore paper Of Tuesday
last, the 10th met. We give q summary Of
the news contained:
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ruI NORTHERN NICK.

A letter from the biockadlng deet OF Wilmington
announces the loss Of the executive o6cer, eng-
neer. and n men from the Montgomery, and en-
sign, the captaIn's clerk, and men from the Ares
white attempting to take possession Of the block
ade running steamer Dare, which nad osen ..n ~
ashore. The particulars Of the capture nave ossn
published In the Richmond papen.
In the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania the mo.
ton 10 dissolve the Injunction heretofore g!antee
to restrain the Provost Marshal from taxing dssiso
men WINS granted.
Hendricks and Hart. two Yankee newspapes
correspondents, have reached New Y0sks having
bees spaFoleA" for ninety days By the Conieosssss
auth0ntleS.
Capt. W. w. White, Provost Marshal o. ~
Eighisensh Psnnsytvanla district, q WiIlsanepo5
hsS bsea disnlssea ~ eesvtes - ensssse -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

Josiah oliver Is "a o, 25 years old, about 5 feet 6
OF Inches high, weighs 1856 or lao pounds, and has
dark hair and wbiskers
TOBY ullvetis 2j on u veais Of age, 5 feet 3 or
Inches nigh, weighs about l25 or l30 pounds, and
has dark hair, without beard. ia l9-sw3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

Entered according 10 act Oi Congress in the yeN
1863, by }. :. HRAsHER In the Cierk's once q
the District C0nn ~ the Confederate states To-
the Northern District ot Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26
Csc W MpSYoRp,
Secretary Of Commonwealth.

,1a, .soh !. mooreheld represented himself TO be
9.Ss. .0r. VI isvsaTs OF age, is about feet 2 or
,,t As", mas light i'air and fair compile xi0n,
"a ls-sw3 Psf"0''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-26

.tsst 10 ,.ss dark muatto, about 80 years Of age,
ia layas.es ~ .oeses high, and heavy built.
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