The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30
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sTARfLITs pEvRLoPxBHr-AS ApoIr,o,
IN THs CITY. "hVp
From the New Orleans Cyoeeu,. 90 A.,
inst, we take the following: I'd
Yesterday morning, Lieut.. More, o,
Third District Police, upon inform All" Va me
ceiseo, arrested q HERMAN named Frsn,',
who lives on Charles street. H. ,ha snt'i,
District, charging him with being an FOND fond
diary ana traitor 10 the state ana snn.Ih-
Confederacy. 1t appears that Frenxsi se,h
Is quite an Intelligent man, had excited I,sn no
Morel's suspicious soma time since L'eos.
marks that he was reported To hsvs 70 oy Pc
favor OF Lincoln and hts dynasty he IN IN
watched, the result Of which was TIA, h. W."
heard TO boast that there was a powsrt,"%
gaoizatlon la this city-at lesst 5000 s,ron VI
which, the monet that the Lincoln a.
made its appearance here, rr on onr 10y
would rise and help them to the best Of ,hs...
ability. 'ueif
He Iurther Is reported u b We said TIA, a.
society would help cut all the rebels thro,is
and that as no one knew, or suspected i,s ss
istence, 1t was all the more powerful
ARkASsAs LEaIsLATURg
Monday last. "eo On
The State Journal says that bill wa. p,,..,
extending the charter privileges of thu NJ.
phis and Little Rock Telegraph Com Mn
Fort Smith and Fayetteville. The linss
tween these points will be eomplstsd
soon as possible, probably within th,ss
months. es
ALSO, a bill to facilitate the circu,.,,o,
Arkansas war bonds, and compel creditor. ~
receive them or Government nores. ana ~
bid the sale Of property for two Year, ss,s,
the close of the present war;
THE VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS OF LornIAsA
The Baton Rouge Adsocn,s gives the follow
as the result of the wee at the election =,
the 4th inst, for State ofioers-ths par,shs.
Of Jackson and Morehouse yet 10 be heard
from
For TREASURER Dslreese 81, $50
For Auditor-Peraita, 1885; Haynes, 3rps,
Thompson, 493
For ssgeriHten dent q Public rdaeo,ioa-Avery.
II ,27s Magruder, IL sos; Harp, 3.4oI; win
free, SITS Wederstrandt, 558 Mazoun. sn
SOMETHING NEw-A RRrULsIVs DAsU 2RRsorypy
From the Danville Register of the 2sth inst
we copy the following daguerreotype OF very
mean man:
We have seen for the first time TODAY
something new, since the war commenced ~
That something, reader, wss an cid man who
owns some seventy slaves, but who refuses
to give one cent TO have them protected -
Spectators and extortioners have been A.
miliarly known TO US, before ar d since Ii,
war. But never since the inauguration OF
the latter, have we ever met with Que Of those
too common bipeds, who boast they hays
never Contrihu ted one dollar TO the war Wa
knew that such animals were abundant in
all the States Of the Confederacy, 30 FAR a.
pt pular rumor is concerned. But we confess
we never s,w veritable living one until TO.
day. We must describe him and here IL Is /:
He is about sixty five years Of age worth
$50, 900, has red hair, red eyes and very pug.
, naoious and repulsive conference.-the pug.
nacify consisting more IN ,eputsiye features
tn IA in the bump of combatiyeness-eyes q
milkish- whiskey blue; beard thin and Of an
artichoke cast abdominal proportions inu-
eating cOrpuiency, while the 'decrea-iD leg
shows a decline in muscular power aud Al
awful proclivity for beet and pudding; head
small and cocoanct shaped eye brows large
and irveguiariy arched, mouth wide: lips
com pr essed and thin; hair sandy gray, with
the appearance of Il half scalded Upossum :
skin remarkably shriveilad liver white sud
heart-no where Such in brief Is the on line
OF one of those many Southern patriots of
which we hear and read but rarely see.
PRocLAxATIoy EXTRA.
The following capital burlesque on Gen.
Sherman's Proclamation, which has recently
DctH tSsutu 10 EtOpic Va cobtH Nobohho,
will be found amusing, If not interesting -
We clip ii from the Charleston Cpyir;
PoRr RoYAL,
Camp Loaves ana Fishes,
To The Loyal Ladies of tie Sea isiInds
Having been long familiar with your soft
feather beds, we'll ipplied tables, beautiful
flowers, and ospita BILE smiles, more charm
ing even than your fish and game, We entres'
you, with every assurance OF our most tender
regard, to come and partake of some Of tbs
deiicacies which We have appropria tad by
military necessity
1t really grieves our loving hearts 10 liy'
on the fat OF your las q, while you are house
less, particularly when we have go Otter
boosted of your hospitality, and been youl
hoaored guests, year after year, "withou
money aud without price"
II you decline this affectionate overture, re-
member that we are cogAiZint TO every creek
and corner in your larders; we know all YOU
little rivers of milk aud honey, the small
hiilocks of fresh butter, and the promonito
ries of orange preserve Jars, and we VIII ap
proprlate them all TO the glory OF hbrahan
the Eirs:
GA the ether hand, ii you will only sepa
rae yourself YES from the rebel hns bands, sons
and brothers, who are behaving so Improperly
to our blessed Government, by lighting fol
your homes and your honor, you shall d
taken to our atec' iohate embrace, and ban
ouets of roses such you used TO place
arOund our ii resides, and on our toilette u
bles, shall be seowered upon you.
Yours, with tered memories,
CHAs q. BuTIgRwELL 20.
FORT N'RRE.