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Hobson (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
Jno (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
Howard (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
Nelson (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
October 5th (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
Goochland (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w 100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
Louisa (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
100 dollars Reward. --Ran away from Howard's Neck, Goochland co, Va, on the 5th of October, my negro man, Nelson. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches high, rather thin, light gingerbread color, slow in action and speech; small features, and one eye slightly bloodshot. The above reward will be paid if delivered at Goochland C H, or in jail in Richmond. He was originally from Louisa co. Jno D Hobson. oc 8--2w
Rosecrans (search for this): article 1
ntain and the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad on the South side, and the valley between Lookout and the Ridge. We also command the East Tennessee railroad. Indeed, our lines rest upon the river above and below the town, just as do those of Rosecrans. The enemy continue to work day and night like beavers. They are building bomb-proofs for their artillerists and their supports, and providing every other means of defence one can imagine. Their efforts are not limited to the South side whole line, therefore, including the river and breastworks, assumes the form of a circle, or rather of an ellipse. The Confederate line conforms to their exterior line, and consequently is a crescent in form.--These facts are as well known to Rosecrans as to Gen. Bragg; for the high hill in rear of the town gives the former a full view of our position, and therefore there can be no impropriety in stating them here. Reverting to the battle, I am told by citizens of the country, who are fa
McLaws (search for this): article 1
ogether with thirteen wounded men. The work of paroling and returning the enemy's wounded who fell into our hands still continues. We captured fifty-three surgeons and some twenty-five or thirty chaplains, who, I understand, will not be returned until the enemy shall release such of our surgeons as are now confined in the prisons of the United States. Lieut. Gen. Polk and Major-Gen. Hindman have been relieved of their commands by order of Gen Bragg for alleged disobedience of orders. It is reported that Gen. Hindman was ordered to occupy a certain pass in the mountains on Friday, and thus prevent a concentration of the Federal forces, which he failed to do in time; and that Gen. Polk, who held the right, was ordered to open the fight at sunrise Sunday morning, instead of 10 o'clock, the hour at which his guns first opened. Gov. Brown, of Georgia, arrived here yesterday, and to-day he is visiting our lines, accompanied by Gen. Bragg, Gen. McLaws, and Gen. Walker. Sallust.
Polk (search for this): article 1
l continues. We captured fifty-three surgeons and some twenty-five or thirty chaplains, who, I understand, will not be returned until the enemy shall release such of our surgeons as are now confined in the prisons of the United States. Lieut. Gen. Polk and Major-Gen. Hindman have been relieved of their commands by order of Gen Bragg for alleged disobedience of orders. It is reported that Gen. Hindman was ordered to occupy a certain pass in the mountains on Friday, and thus prevent a conces reported that Gen. Hindman was ordered to occupy a certain pass in the mountains on Friday, and thus prevent a concentration of the Federal forces, which he failed to do in time; and that Gen. Polk, who held the right, was ordered to open the fight at sunrise Sunday morning, instead of 10 o'clock, the hour at which his guns first opened. Gov. Brown, of Georgia, arrived here yesterday, and to-day he is visiting our lines, accompanied by Gen. Bragg, Gen. McLaws, and Gen. Walker. Sallust.
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