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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

Major Robert s. Gdraef, OF Essex county,
u. 5. A., one of General Tayior's stat officers
in the arduous campaign conducted by that
distinguished General in Mexico, has sent his
resignat tion to the Secretary of War, and is no
longer in the service OF the late United States.
Major G.. will enter the service of the South.
All of the true sons OF the Old Dominion are
fiocking TO her aid. She Is truly rich in the
possession Of noble sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

REpRIsALs The detention Of Memphis pro.
perty 1T Cincinnati, heretofore noticed by tel.
egraph, naturally provoked the inhabitants
81 the first named city TO make Teprisals. The
steamers Lady Jackson, Capt. Samuel Dean,
from Cincinnati, and the Citizen, from Pitts.
bnrx, were both waited on and informed that
they wonld ns ds.sansa ~ u M s1ee ,r
goods illegally arrested. ssf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

The Pump House is in full operation now
and during the last day or two, owing to the
rapid sabSidence of the flood in James river
the wassSdoes not eVince preponderence a
formerly of country-mu1.
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things, of this city, have raised the price o
all warlke implements, 500 per cent This
is on the principle of keep all you have and
get all you can. Were flour dealers and pro
vision merchants to follow the noble example,
the r0r pOpuli would be completely skinned
We are opposed to making money out of the
supposed necessities of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

LIBsRALITY.-We copy the following from
the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, in the hope that
patriotic Virginians may be found willing to
initiate the example
We have already noticed the formation of
the "Blodget Folun teers - The company was
organized on Wednesday night. Capt. Blodg
ct started Immediately for Milledgeville-saw
Gov. Brown on Thursday-procured from
him his commission as Captain and an order
for the arms of the company, and returned
yesterday. An instance of energetic work
which does great credit to Capt. Blodget and
indicates that he will not prove an unworthy
son of the man who volunteered alone TO
swim the Withlacoochee, in defiance of an
ambush Of hostile Seminoles. Capt. Blodget
and his company will be heard of with honor
in this war. They will be ready 10 respond
to their orders in about ten days.
In this connection, we cannot refrain from
noticing the generous conduct of one OF our
citizens. who is not the man TO blaZon his
good deeds to the world. Mr.. Blodget had en-
gagged to uniform and equip the company al
his own expense, and was making prepara-
tions TO raise the funds for the purpose. His
design became known to Thos. 5. Metcaif
Esq, who at once sent to Capt Blodget the
4 note which is subjoined. The donation in eff
feet amounts to nearly two thousand dollars
We accidentally learned that Mr.. Metcaii
presented fce hundred dollars few days
since to the families of those now absent a
Pensacola. He, as well as many others of ouI
citizens, make such donations in so quiet s
way that they are only to be heard of acci
| dentally, or we should have noticed the fac
before this.
Benjamin Comfy, Esq, presented to the
Blodget Volunteers the sum of one hundre eC
| dollars, and we understand, also, that Judge
A. 2. Robertson gave one thousand d0ltart
| towards the relief fund for the families of alb
sent soldiers.
AUGUSTA, April 10, 1861
Friend Blodget: You asked me this morn
| ing to assist you in clothing your new com
pany to go to the wars do so cheerfully.-
| Have complete suit for each member mad,
| and send the bill to me. While on your toul
| of duty, will have placed to your credit fift,
| dollars a month in the Mechanics Bank o
| this city, and you can draw your checks fo
| the same from time to time, for the most need
| full of your company, to be distributed here II
| their families, or to the most deserving in you
corps for other reasons.
I Respectfully yours, THos. S. METcALP.
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A rery long train of empty cars left the
Fredericksburg depot last evening about 4
O'Clock, and on inq uiring of the Superin-
tendent, We learned that they were dispatched
after the Lexington Cadets and other COM
panies along that line of travel, who will, no
doubt, arrive here to day. Col. Smith, of
the Institute, has been in town for several
days.
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Capt. Mdcauiey and Lieut.. Rogers, lately
at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, arrived las I
night, and had an interview with Governor
Letcher. They are stopping at the Spots
wood House. The nature of their business
was not divulged.
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Company 3D." Chesterfield Dragons
fine body of horsemen We're introduced again
TO our citizens on yesterday by Capt. Ball,
their accomplished commander. There were
about seventy five in line. The people of
Ches terfield were ever noted for the prompt
ness with which they responded to the call of
duty. There is not cent of discount on their
bravery. The county will furnish its quota
of infantry and troopeS ''good men and
true''
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AFFAIRS AT PEssAooLA.--A letter from q
Georgian at Pensacola, dated April 18th,
says:
Day before yesterday few of Slemmer's $
men came over to Barancas wharf, and some
indiscreet soldier told them that they would
see sights in Pickens before morning. The fact
is, it was understood that we were to have
made the attack that night on Fort Pickens
At about nine O'Clock at night, Col. Torney
rode up to camp, and ordered the'thEse Geor-
gia companies to get ready at a moment s
warning. The intention was to convey us over
to Santa Rosa Island, upon which ForS Pick
ems Is built Every man was immediate
called up, donned his uniform, belt, cartridge
box, &c. The Augusta and Georgia boys
were prompt in responding, and Were ready
and in time. While we were anXiously eX-
pectng the order, forward" about 10 o'clock
at night, we heard the booming of heavy can
non from Fort Pickens, which was followed
by number of congreve rockets, which We're
sent up 10 the fleet to land reinforcements,
which they did in Pckens. They effec ted j
lodgment on Santa Rosa Island without our
firing gun, thereby completely check mating
us. / now suppose that the attack will he
| delayed some several days.
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Ammunition " olunteer companies using
arms others than those OBJ tanned from the ar
mory in Richmond, will read an advertise
ment of the Ordnance Department concerning
the means of obtaining ammunition.
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Company &C." Capt Gordon, OF the First
Regiment, now numbering l20 effective men,
are announced ready for any service al one
hours call. This is promptitude worthy Of
all praise.
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Fined F. a. Kuper was fined IS in two in
stances yesterday by the Recorder, before
whom it was proved that his teams bad been
urged at unlawful rate of speed on Cary
and Leigh streets.
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The State authorities seized 500 Army re-
volvers, belonging to Williams, Peters & Co.,
on Sunday. They were found at the Adams
Express Company's office, in this city. The
State paws for them. of course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

O,cing to ercellent arrangements made by
Mayor Mayo for preserving the public peace,
and giving notice of danger, we hear of but
little disorder in Richmond now days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

Maj Jas. Sstdsn and Col. Jno. Bankhead
Magfuder, OF the u. 3. A., have both rendered
thar rssignations 70 the President, aud offered
their services 70 Virginia, theiT native State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

Beverly Randolph, late a Lieutenant in the
United States Navy, having been appoin ted
to similar post in the Virginia Navy, has
been ordered to report himself 10 Capt Rob
Il. Pegram, Commander in Chief ut Rich
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

The Governor yesterday accepted the ser
vices of fine volunteer company from Dan
willie, numbering over one hundred men.
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Mr.. james I. Miller, formerly Of Rich
mond, Va. has SOLD his interest In the At
lAnta ldn.1 Intelhgsncer. M q
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DRY GOODS, &c.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

COLDEN's WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
u go BROAD STREET.
Having disposed Of my Old stock of Shades at
auction, have Just opened large and beautiful
assortment; all new styles
800 Gold Border SHADES, only I5 cents, with FIX
60 cold and Velvet 81 90, worth 50 90;
80 Gold and Velvet Centre, .a5, very rich
40 large aii Fran PcTTRks dif
fereut scenery, al the low prlce OF 100, worth
1000 FIRE SCREENS. At 25 cents each;
500 WINDOW CORNlCES, from IS cents TO S5 90;
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS, all
widths and very cheap.
poi u lap 5N59I NJ GOLDEN, go Broad st.
CREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. am
~ still closing out my present stock OF DRY
teFest to cali and EXAMINE my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere as am determined to sell
~ i'm JNo. L. sMITHER. No. % Main at
GREAT BARGAINS N SILKS. 500 yards
VI Checked silks at 50 and IS cts; 500 dress pat
Robes at $40 and Ss5, worth double the money;
Ice Berege and 0rgandie Robes at half price: 1000
troiderei aud Printed Berege Anglais: Rroohe
CAallies and Mozambi1nes: plain Grape BeIege
sad Be5ege at ise TSTtn 1 80 5 ana sOf fSF hsn 5sr
Street Tapsl CHRISTIAN s LATHRoP.
SPkING DRY GOODs.-We have received
- our Spring stock of Fancy and staple Dry
Goods, and invite the public 10 examine our stock
and prices before purchasing, as we are Offering
great inducements Tor each.
JOHNSON HARDWOOD,
apI4 No. II Main street
4 PRoCLAaIAIIOS or THE GOVERN
n or, issued the l7th inss, calls for all the
volunteers to hold tn hemseives in readiness. 'Tis
therefore necessary that they should supply them
with Blaukets--a large assortment OF which can
cow be found al the lowest prices 1T LEV IS
MANTILLAs, MASTILLAS.-We are now
VI IN receipt Of styles of Black silk, Ba-
rage, Anglais and black Lace MANTlLLAs, which
are selling AZ pricse to suit the times
kp IL JOHNSON HARDWOOD, II Main st.
sDnO NOR re sONIE Spring
AUU NoUsLlNS, opening this morning, at only
a ninepence the yard, at EZEkfEL'S,
nh "a al Main ST. Hailert's Md stand.
INGLIsH BEREGE AT 6D-knglsh Be-
II rege at Cd. aud Nd. per yard; handsome Print
ed do. al Is. with other dress goods equally
cheap lap l2l tHlLks CHENkRf.
DLACk SHIRT BRAID
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS
CoaBINATIo& CoRsETs, all sizes;
SEWING SILKS;
COATS SPOOL COTTON
LINEN CAMBRIC HAN SDKERCHlEFS: :,
WOVEN SKIRTS, 25 10 SO hoops.
Full lines Of the above Goods Just received and
for sale TO the trade by
fa27 GlNTER. ALVEY ARBNTS.
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DANIC PRICES, IN EaKNEsT,

Al "
Py JOSEPH sTR4UsE, No q Main street:
last bought at less than 40 cents bn the dollar,
FINE Jaconets and organlies, iz.c' Is. &c; Dsba-
ger c's ~ es and a. higher geseEes al eeer1 stsis
shawls, with Chenille Embroidery, al 81 80, worth
IS %; Black and CoIored Silk Parasos, from rs
cent. and upwards: fsst-eclored Calico, at st and
end Gsuntlets, at i21 aud 25 cents short and long
SIX Mts, at s7s and 50 cents, worth double the
Linen, and Bosoras: /: Brown and Black shirung
aud sheeting Pillow Case Muslin and Towering
french Needle ooiafS w ~ = in
city Cassimares and Linen Goods Tor Men and
Boys wear Black and colored silks, and greas,,
maey more Goods, too numerous to mention, will
be iound at prices that asIonish every BODY thst
place Zap II JOSEPH STRAusE.
SfRisa eSSDsInhkohi essf' FaisE 4 CO.. lsoi
Importers aud Wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
add DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. 1913 and ies Ma Main
street, Richmond. We are receiving, ana nave
aow In store, large and desirable stock OF
fresh spring Goods, consisting Of the usual yarie-
aud Domestic Goods, which we are prepared 70
offer 10 oer customers upon the most favorable
terins We shall, 40 consequences Of the disturb
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers, Tor
ssgo,isbis I'D 70 such great ~,
The season, and not be surpassed, In variety
m a4 X h9sss IN ssPIsn w as
pared TO exhibit large. fashionable and fresh
stock, Of our own bianuiaeturs, aad gotten up ex-
Pressly for our 9wn trade. BROWN sHEETlyGs
aud siIRTINGs will be sold at nett pri< for
essh, in bznkable funds. Orders are sofiefed,
aud wiz receive our prompt and personai atten-
ton. ffah 81 KENT, PAINE h co.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BAkGAINs.-
ID Jnsi received, a large lot OF English Bersge,
At very low prices for lhs times. shall offer
them al the low ngafe Of 10 cents per yard. Also,
lot of those Eps6roidsrsd ditto, ~ one shilling
All ladies In want Of cheap Dress Goods, will do
eoandent that cea offer great Inducements.
have great gsany Goods In store that ] can offer
bafgslns IN, such as Handkerchief, Collars,
Irish Lasn Shirt Ff0nis, and y3fions other GOODS,
Call sad le0k 10. yourselves At my stock:
sp2 Allied MOSS, - Asip n.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

l.. 1. Blues.-This glorious old company
commanded by Capt. o. J. Wise, has enlisted
q large number OF men, who are now under
cons tant drill, and anxiously awaiting cali
to perilous duty. Mr.. VIM l.. Maule was
elected senior I'd Lieu tenant of the corps last
Friday night. The Blnes, who are the oldest
company in the State, and can boast of his
toric renowp, are not willing to live on the
glories of the past Their motto has ever
been upward and onward Under the lead
ership of so chivalrous gentleman as Jen-
nings Wise has ever proved himselfto be, they
have become as an unit, and so act, and so
will continue to act whether as peaceful vol
unteers ''plaving SOLDIER or amid the din Of
the battle field and wars alarums. The Blues
can be counted on as surely as the sun rises
and sets. There is not man, woman or child
in Richmond that could not en- trust his or her
honor to their Keeping, assured that it could
be preserved to the death. ..-.
Thrtuin1 Company. The Montgomery
Guard, Capt. John Dooley, mainly, il not
entirely composed of citizens OF Virginia OF
Irish bir tn, have espoused the cause of their
adopted State with the devoted earnes tness
characteristic of the generous hearted peo-
| pie of which they are the representatives
As general thing, no matter where located
the South has ever found trne friends In
| Irishmen. Yesterday the Montgomery Guard
paraded to the number OF l25-eighty being
| recruits, some OF them sturdy six-foot-and
over fellows, who have served in the Crimea
| and are accus toned to the shock of battle.-
| Micheal Seayers, Esq, weii-known in con
| BILE and worthy gentleman in private life
| was lately elected Second Lieutenant of tht
| Guard, which election makes its corps o.
| officers complete
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Na PARIS fashions: An0
YSA MISS REBEcCA sEMoN 20
-; - Has Just Z, returned @ with her rew.S
PARIS FASHIONS
And respectfully invite the Ladies and Gent.emeo
e ssa%ns hsT Of sSM
spanish suits for Boys; Zouavs and Josephine
Saelus for BOYS T9pas p.,, and Hopisns Jacket for
Sirs 1fsit5 chiIdfsn. S EraaflIs ss1ssits
sacque; Piceolomini Apron for Girls; Chldren's
wAPgo1 the Ps%eS N the
terms a variety Of Walking saeqnss for Misses; a
Cared Dress for Misses; an Arabian Mantle for
zouave Shirt for little Boys. Palmetto Walking
sacque for Misses; also, great many other new
nsfns @ cali want Of
MISS SEM0N Is now ready to RNBR0!D and
s Ssf Soas ID as .hoIss
notice. An entire wardrobe for infants; Ladies'
Flannel shirts embroidered; Country orders
colors of French and German Embroidery SILK
Ladies', now call down and see for yourself-it Is
forget the place. at MT, & shiss's rs.idsncs, two
stairs tsrs ps''" as ap in e RsSEcca Sist sRM6N
% GASES, viii stand this hR0sss season - at T. the
49, Stables of his proprietor, near brakes
iasas.-sso the season $50 insurance. Mares
kept on usual terms. ~
wager ID Lady drsy BY Sir Richard cham os
Oscar; Gh, Imp. Hurvesley; sth, Imp. Diomed.
hands Hesh ISsa iSs Ms ran IS races and
address. R. v. GAINES.
| ap lin. brakes Branch.
| r NEW REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
| We invite tie attention OF the Medical Profess
Sn Ies to
BILE and eligible preparation Of the Chloride Of
excessively used in Europe and America. IL tns
treatment Of this disease il Is not Qsaek nosfrSm.
ana1ai directions IS TO d9ss, 1c; sessonPspy each
| Pharmaceutists. fs6 Main street,
NH 90 Corner above the Post Once.
CELDEN 4 MILLER, cornss lslh and Cary
y streets, have in store = full aAsortment GRO
ties' which they are disposed 70 sell Il
prompt payins iiss sa.ssrs tome inciaisd IL oar s as y
sortmsnt wifi be found the hnest aualisis. Of
large portion e which a.ss y been iayo,,sd y
very choicasi goods NH
~ eovsdo M9iasse.; 80 sexs. Z, AAdsnansiae Csn. !.
BSanay sr sS' 7sss Ws1lds Fair sasar.cassa s asns'
very Superior. 50 hhds. side.s shoulders, and
and Powdered sugars and large :.osi q Gro, y
csries Of all kinds, sa. .sr sal: " -,
BasoN Bs,.s. si...s snDsi s,s..s As 4 ss.y.s.
Family Lard. IS Sbis. Wssssra Lard; T sos vSsis hole
Sass f.e e.sSss able Cheese s. ssss:
boxes Engiisn Dairy Cheese; = btis. Extrs &C.
ss.s a1si i'n' IA % %ssiea ssisls:i: sIR:as
| IHLIXIR CALISAVA-I 4 (,ordisl EIirjr ~ D
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CELDEN 4 MILLER, corner lslh and Cary
y streets. have in store = full assortment GRO
CERiRS, WINES, aud LIQUORS, Of choice quail
ties, which they disposed to self at the1owsst
market prices for cash, Or On the 9saai time to
sortment Wilt be found the finest qualities OF
Brandiss and Wines impcrtsd into this country,
ourselves to suit the wants OF those desiring the
goods NH
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IlLiAlK PROPYLAMINE...
Il A NEW REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
We invite tie attention OF the Medical Profess
sion. snd persons suffering With Rheumatism, to
BILE and eligible preparation Of the Chloride OF
Propylamine, which has been successfully and
extensively used in Europe and America, In tho
treatment OF this disease II Is qsaek nosrSm,
and1ulI directions dose, &C., accompany each
bottle. AkADE BAKER.
Pharmaceutists. ise Main street,
h.w hnp D.
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IN HHDS. and " osls. OLD ana crop sas-
~ Coz ado Molasses; 80 hexss Adanantiae Can
dies, 500 bbIs. Mountain Rye Whisksy, very cid;
400 bbis. Cemmon Whiskey, Gin ana french
Brandy; 7,eoo Worlds Fair 5ugar.Cufed Hams,
very snserioI. 81 sa hhds. birds sidss Snesldss., snd
ssd Powdered sugars, and large stock Of 0ro-
csries OF all kinds, for sAis Wy s
ans fNstS fe<tc ve
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Col. Robert Il. Lee, said by General Scott to
be the best engineer officer in the United
States Army, and to whom is due the brilliant
result of the operations conducted by the
American Army in the Valley of Mexico, du
ring the war with that country, having re-
signed his office in the late United States Ar
my, has returned to the bosom of his native
State to offer to her, in this, het time of need,
the homage of his unQuestioned talent and
genius. He arrived yes sterday evening via the
Central road from Gordonsvilie, and all along
the route was cheered on his return AT the
cars in this city his greeting was warm and
enthusiastic. He was nat by Judge John
Robertson, Adjutant General Richardson. and
other friends. and escorted to the Spotswood
Hotel. Here there was an immense crowd of
citizens congregated anxious to pay their re-
spects, and after brief retirement, he had to
respond to their urgent entreaties by ap-
peafance and a few remarks, in which he
pledged himself to the performance of his duty
and his whole duty to the land ofh his birth. Col.
Lees presence acted with magic influence on
the citizens, who feel that in him they have
secured indeed prize of no ordinary Tnagni-
tude. Col. Lee will no doubt be rendered a
high command in the Virginia army He is
equal to any station that he could be called to.
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~ DON JUAN-The properly OF X. V.
NY GAINES, will stand this season at the
49, Stables OF his proprietor, near brakes
Branch. . sg5...
Ihnas.-sso the season $50 insurance. Mares
kept on usual terms. t{
PEpIaREE.-By imp. Glencoe, dam Darkness by
Wager; I'd, Lady Grey, by Sir Richard ID, 0gle's
Oscar; 4th, Imp. Hurvesley; sth, Imp. Diomed.
DON JUAN Is 4 rich blood bay, without hits;
l5t hands; weight loo lbs. He ran a5 races and
proved himself = horse Of speed and bottom.
Address, Il. v. GAINES.
an l--lmx DrAke's Branch,
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an SHERWOOD sTiLLFO KENT
sS1N This beautiful MARKET FARM, one mile
~A.fr the city of Rich hmond, lie still for rent
the person who rented 1t having failed TO comply
with his contract X. B. HAXALL,
e. i5-ts JAMFY LYONS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Chafged Nth Forgery.-On the 18th of the
present month, the Mayor issued his warrant
for the apprehension of Charles Smith, some
times called Abraham Clayton, for forging, on
the 4th of April, and passing as genuine, p
check purporting to be signed by Warwick q
Barksdale, for S41 .15, payable to Abraham Il.
Taylor at the Exchange Bank The prisoner,
who is young man of genteel address, was
implicated some time since by one Garter, now
in confinement awaiting trial for a similar Of
fence, and, it is said, left the city and went to
New York, having but lately returned. Ihe
police succeeded in laying bold of him Sunday
morning, and he was brought before the he
corder on yesterday. After an investigation,
he was seat on for examination by the Hust-
ings Court, on the I'd Monday in May, not
only on the above charge, but also for forging
the names of Warwick & Barksdale to a check
dated April Sth, for $31 rs, payable to Robert
Crouch, at the Exchange Bank and TO a
check for $40 ID, payable to VIM. =. Watkins,
all of which offences were es tablished against
him by the evidence adduced.
The same party awaits examination on 9TH
er charges OF a similar nature, viz forging r
T. Moore X Go. S name to three checks, one fOI
George Deufel one for S34 II, payable TO VIM
l.. Seddon, passed to Jno. +. Kohler, and one
for S16Ta, payable to Edward +. Wilson
passed to Isaac Jacobs.
There We're four other forged checks in the
officers hands, which the prisoner is charged
with having uttered, and some dozen more
may. be brought to light to-day, when the ex
animation will be resumed. 1t is proper Il
say that some of the checks passed by james
Z. Garter, are undou btedly written by thu
same hand as those produced in Court yester
day. The father of the accused, an es stimablt
and worthy citizen, is much distressed at tn,
revelations above noted. AS the examination
was about to conclude yesterday, Gotleit
Maisch appeared in Court and produced
forged check passed on him by young Smith
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AFFAIRS AT PESsAooLA.-A letter from a
Georgian at Pensacola, dated April 18th,
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fSTN CAROLINA-Wili be sold at private sale
.=6.aud on accommodating terms, TWO ThOU-
SAND ACRES OF GOOD COTTON AND GRAIN
LANDS, situated on the head waters of Cooper
River, AZ mi es from Charleston, . miles from the
Nor heastern Railroad. On the place Is fns
dwelling house, with accommodations for about
80 negroes. For further particulars, apply to the
Dispatch 0fhce,' Richmond. Va.
n % On, Itnx