$1OO REWARD. ESClPED FRON THE PENITINTIiRY,
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nN the evening of the 5th inst, two convicts, NJ viz: sylvester Burroughs, but whose real name IS supposed 10 be stephen Lymanl, and Richard Eaken.

 Borroughs Cor LvmaA} -waS convicted in Puias- Ri county for the crime of horse-steaiing and sen tenced on the 2Sth June, ls43 to the penitentiary for the term of l2 years He is ft. sl inches high, about Ss years of agc, black hair, deep bire eyes, dark complexion. not stouty built, has the right fore quarter and left hind quarter of his head close shaved, and the rest of his hair cut short, wore of coarse white cotton shitt marked Is on the right shoulder, and with panaloons. marked ls the right half of Georgia stripe and the Ieit half ol white drilling, and palm-leai hat-a native of the State of Massachusetts.

 Eakin was convicted of the crime of horse steal. Ing and larceny, in Poinsett county m March, lS46 and sentenced to the Penitehisry for the term of years; and has subsequently, been sentenced to the same institution for Hfe, for being of the prin cipals engaged in the rebellion which resulted in the burning ot the Penitentiary, in August, ls46. He is native of Henderson county, Ky, is ahons 2a years of age, thick set and stout built, feet i-2 inches high, brown hair, light hazel eyes, large nose, and has relatives residing in St. Francis co Arkansas. The right forequaTter and the eli hind quarter of his head is close shaved and the hair on the balance of bis head cnt short. Wore the same kind oi shirt and pants as Burroughs, except that they were marked 10, and wore a black glazed cap, and. In addition had an iron shackie and chain at- taehed 10 his rigtf ancle!

 Theabove two ecavicts BURRoUeBs, Cor LYMAN and EsEiS, are notorious horse thieves. and men 0i the very worst character and IS to be hoped that ali good citizens wli nse their best enleavors to aI- rest and return them t0 their old quarters in the Penteuiafy. wiit pay ffty doiiars reward foI the apprehension of either o the above ronvicts ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for both on theil delivery 10 me at The Peoientfary, or proportion. ate reward for their apprehension and eommitta te any Jail, and information given 10 that gel them again into my possession.

 GEORGE ERODE, Srpr.

 ARKANSAS PENITESTIARY, .r

 Lihie Rock, Gel. II, lsI7.