Runaway Negro in Jail.
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= WAS left in my charge, as

 A Sheriff and Jailor of this county, M<9 by Captain D. T. Reede, of the PW steamer Convoy, on the 23d of ssaskakar May, NEGRO BOY, who says

 his name Is John; that he be- longs to MT. Hugh Bell, of Louisville, Kentucky, by whom he was hired to the owners of tho steamboat Cora, as a fire man; was discharged from his employ by the Captain of the boat. and by him left with Mr. Moses Harriss, in New-Orleans, from whom, and from which place he ab- sconded.

 The said negro IS five feet ten inches high, nineteen or twenty years of age, very slender made, has a scar on the right side of his face, extending from the outer cor ner of the eye to the lower edge of the nose, has another scar on his left leg, some few marks of the whip on his back.

 The owner of said negro Is requested 10 como forward prove pr ioperty, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed Of as the law directs.

 HENRY l.. BISCOfs, Sheriff

 and Jailor of Philips county. Helena, June 9, 1881. 15-losc

 Prs fee, ST 50,