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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-24

TrU1 AAN7 NE fscr.los y III I'M. NJ nj jjA
Nam street., e1eupjsd By rrlakiin 4 90 also.
the room n tho rear II H. wsl suiled for araoss
any Kind OF business. To tenant, which viii b.
acceptable, the rent win be reasonable. Apply to
d. 23-3ts k116TfkT
EAkE FOR SALE Oh RENT-I have Ter
JIG sale FARM In Henrico county, lying about
fifteen miles below Richmoad, containing nearly
JO acres OF land, about 200 Of which Ii cleared snd
the greater portion has been married. and produces
well the usual crops made In this section The
farm abounds In the best mari, which Is quite &C.
cessible The improvements consist OF q framed
DWELLING with or 8 rooms Kitchen, Stables
&C.. and q well OF excellent water In the yard
There Ia the farm Of the largest Orchards Of
Peach and Apple in this section. The situation Is
healthy, and neighborhood good If not sold by
the tst Of November it viii be rented upon modsf.
sts terms TO g0o1 tenant. For terms, &C., apply
TO 70. 3. LYME
Real Estate Agent,
Office over A. Bodekey's Drug Store,
&C H-2awts Main street.
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OF = REWAKD-Wi1ibe paid for the aopIs
ED Shenslon and delivery OF a servant girl,
saA1aY JANE, calls herself MARY JANE JACKSON
She is small, De lea e-featpred womsu, of dark
gdger bread color, 3brut 90 ors5 yesra Of age
aud generally dresses in black. She was hired to
Mr.. j. Seph Jackson this year, and left her home
about in y iest. She has been seen in the city
within a Week past.
LUCY Fl WHARTON,
Grace street, be ween Adam and Foushee.
BE Rrs. w. has very valuable servants
for hire the ensuing yesr. de 23-3t#
y A N w AY-sAo KEWARD-From the
4 l. residence OF the subscriber, on the 30th Nov.
NEGRO BOY Iaaac, about 70 years old s. feet
high, ginger bresd comp .exioa, OF pleasant and
polite manners. hair short and happy, and Is left.
handed. will give the above reward for the ap.
prehension and delivery of said bog in the Iail at
O,arge q. Fl.
This negro ran off in consequence of having CON-
mitted most brutal and upprovoked murder upon
the person Of my overseer, and it behooves the
community at large to be on the lookout for this
criminal He msy be il the vicinity of Freder-
icksburg, where he has acauaintarces.
LOUISA @. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann P. O., Culpeper county Va.
de 1a-d3t e. aOdts
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Ns. r. b. j. FRYE, NJ. d,
~ S. W. CROW, III. D.,
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS,
AND ACCUUCHECRS,
Obs ISL Main street, hear spotswood Louise,
Offer theD services TO the people Of B.ehnond.
We pay particular attention 10 diseases of The EAR
ard EYE snd perform q new, sure. aud painless
oPe' s'ion Tor Ile cure OF RurruKg, lHernia)
de 20 -6a~
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~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-THE CHEU.
~ PLASTIC AND VULCANITE PRO.
CESS.-9. w. JONES, DzSrIsr, having the
1ght fof me above mode OF Masking Teets, and be
ing satisAed Of its absolute superiority over al
other methods can with confidence comm end il to
those desiring full or partial sets of teets and es.
peeialiy such rs may be dissatisfied with those
toey are now using. The perfect sdaptation of
the plate to mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured enables him TO insert oIe or more teeth
Without cia.'s This method having been adopted
by those standing highest in the profession, North
ana south testimonials VII be given and speci-
mems es hSi,ri TO those wishing 10 see them Sets
al Teeth, gold or any other plate, will Of
CRUISE be nnde for those pre- 'erring them. FIJI
ing, Clearsins Extracting and all other operations
genty and thoroughly performed Teeth extracted
by kLECThICITY, without pain.
pe Office N Main street, opposite Corintiian
nAL dc lily
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ID UNAWAY-TWENTY DOLDAFS RE
IL WARD-Will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery in Mr.. Grady's Jail, Negro Man
named JOE, II is suppos ID he is attending in some
of t e military ps the city snd al nighs
about Screamersve. He Is small Of stature:
black whiskers; usually wears blue overcoa1 ana
black beaver, or silk hat.
J. l.. APPERSUN,
Ao 1rnir ~.
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TINE LATEST NEWS.
REMOVAL OF SCHAAP'S BAZAAR FV
205 BROAD STREET,
Next door to Hirsh's Trimming Store.

zsD baOAD SfhEEl
Next door to Hirsh's Trimming Store.
Having dissolved partnership with Julius Meyer
l removed sll my Goods from the old stand to 'ns
New Building, expressly Arranged for ny Us re
and invite the attention of the public 70 ny con-
pletsly assorted stock Of HOUoEEURNlshi'o
GOODS. such ~ China and Glassware, 81 every
description; Tea Trays; Silver plated. Aioa.s 5f.
taunia and Jspanr-d @ nods; Cutlery Woeiea
and Willow Wac; Bird Csges &a nv sicef 81
FANCY GOODS
considerably replsnished In the last few daysW
eousigaments frcm southern cities, embraces Ihoa'
ssnds Of articles nesded by the snser for the srrS
by the farmer by the heuss keeper. ia shor, by e.
erybody And last and best my friends saa q.
Kind public La general viii ind II ~ useful to hfai
purse ~ agreeable to their taste 10 take !ooS d
QUA CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
sush A. boil Babies, from enormous large ones y
tiny little bit OF ones; Hobbis.; sleighe, CaIss
Toys; Fancy Baskets; Writing Desks Work Boxes
China Ornaaents; Fire Works, &c- ! coEeinaeT
inviting all to SCHAAPS BAZAAR,
2D5 Broad, bet. ssh aud 3th 50.
The trade supplied at very low nsures.
De Il-f2tt
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ID UNAWAY $40 REWARD.-Ranawa
III, from the subscriber, on the 10th day Of
October last, his Negro Ein HENDERSON.
Said negro is about 20 years old, very likely,
not very dark, and abontS feet high. The tins
OF the fore and middle fingers on the left hand
have been cut OF, and some of his toes have
been frost5itten.s He has wife at the farm of
Mr.. Wm boulware, adjoining mine He may
be lurking shear some Of the camps, with a
view to engage himself as a servant Il is
not remembered what colored clothes he had
on when he left. The above reward will be
paid II he Is lodged in Jail so that l get him,
or upon his delivery to me at my residences. M
Henrico county, near Dutch Gap.
no 3O-tS HENRY CnY
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- UrERIUR OLD BRANDY,
- Oh Rye W hisksy.
Fine Peach and sppls Brandy.
Pale and Brown Sherry, very old
4ateirs Wine, various qualities.
Old Jamaica Rum.
Engiish Cheese, Queens Arms."
Pickles, Tobacco, Cigars and aroceries
For sale by W. d. BLAIR 4 CO..
Opposite apotswood Hotel, cor s.n and
90 IS-dtistJa Msin SITS, pi"hn ond. Va.
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ID A n AW Y.-TWENTY DULLARS
HI REWARD.-Ransway, on the lst irstant
negro man named JOHN FISHER. He Is about
80 years old; slightly bald; black color; bad on
drab cost aud pants and straw hat. He Is from
near Harper's Ferry; formerly belonged TO Michael
Tearney; bag q wife In aad neighborhood Twill
give the above reward for his delivery to me, OK
placed In jail. 30 &c. han.
N. II. LEE, Agent for
de 3-sf CSreeuIsw r. Wtcks
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~
have greatly increased nay facilities for the
msnufacture Of the Confederate Nils Or ound
Coffee. and have given the sole agency for Its sale
tc Mr.. g. W. Robinson, Who may be found es No.
~ Pearl street, ~ the house Of SPOTS Harvey.
no 2s-IMs DAVID BAKE, IR.
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For KhNr-Ths poom
on 18th street, now occupied az Sewing
Machine room.
ALSO-A large ROOM in Belvin's BLOCK.
Possession given Immediately,
Apply to
de I-8t JOHN A. BELvIN.
LNOR HENT.-The sm. II fal m of eight acres,
II attached to my farm, about 81 mics from
Richmond. 1t Ia very desrable as q summer re
sdence, contains a good brick dive ling barn and
necessary out houses, and has an orchard Of fruit
trees Possession given at once.
DE 2t-,s A. DILL.
r; OK kENT-A FARM Containing one hun-
= dred and seventy acres 4. miles North Of
Richmond, Ia Henrieo, the Brook Plsnk
Road The farm has Upon 1t large DWEI LING,
containing eight room, besides all other ont build
ings necessary for the of the place. 1t will be
rented with, or without, TIE lard, if required. 1t
has upon 1t one of the most select ORCHAkDS in
the county. 1t adi ops the farms of Dan K. Gard
nsr, Esq VIM. Il, saunders Mrs. MOI iscsi and
othors. For particulars apply to
FENDALI. GRIFFIN, {a..,
o. 6. TAYLOR, A''o'n'ys "f
dc Cots Tremanda 4 Taylor, Admix
EUR RENT-Two large WAREHOUSES;
A. fronting Oh Cary AMI Dock streets. Apply
to ide h--2w GEO. q. PALMER.
NOR T-FUKNISHtD HOUSE
T. NEAR CHARLOFTESvILLE The owner
VIII rent Il most desirable HOUSE and LOT Tor
the next six or twelve months. thoroughly FUR
NiSHED In all respects, with gas in every room
The garden is very large and productive. Ser
wants can also be had. Apply immediately to
Il. II. MASSIE,
de lS-I2tS Charlottesville, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A UGUSTA, dEOR1IA.
STOF ALL, MCLAUGHLIN 4 On
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGENTS FOR '@' 49,
COTTON FACTORIES
Offer their services for ssies and and purchs,ss :,
produce. Rejzence-JNo. +. TAsSER, ESQ, Riek
moud. de 2-e0dlrn
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III from the subscriber, on the Sd Inst, my slave
woman PARTHENA. Had on a dark rown and
white calico dress. She is of gingerbread color
medium size; the right fore fngsr shorten ID and
crooked, from whitiow. think she is haroored
somewhere in or near Duvali's addition For her
delivery TO me will pay $40
e is 6-ts q w " pyTup
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWAkD-WTL.
LIAM FOS FER mulatto man. well known
as having lived with Messrs. Warwick Barks-
dale, and ss famous runaway, ia Off again, aud
will give $50 reward for his apprehension and de-
livery in Cary stree. Jail, or TO me.
de TIA ROBERT b. LYME,
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ID JANA WAY-S5O REWAHD.-Raaaway,
HI from the Jail of fhos Jones, of This place, on
NJ nday 2ist of October. 1861, Il Negro NAN
named JAMES; dark brown complexion, 81 yesrs
old, and nearly six feet high. He had on a DARK
psct he will try TO pas s for free boy. Iuin pay
the above reward for said boy If taken out OF this
city. SIS Ii foundi in it. TO be de delivered to lne
at l.. Fl. Stokss's, Richmond, Va.
de l9-lmx Z. A BlyRDETT
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VI. ANTED--A PURCHASER for a beauti-
w full LOT, of 10 or II acres, on the Grove
Road, west of Richmond. Apply at LUMPKIN' 8
Grocery, rpec OF Main and d. SITS. de l9-5:-
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e#a s s9 - ssssssgssssa 4e s. NsS8
~ s6 sMs s. Nah ssae 81 I
"a 8g VI
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MAJ ANT ED-HANDS-My usual Overcoat
w hands will esli fer work to-day themselves,
and unit further notice
de I9--ss VIM IRA SMITH
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NT ANTED-At the Carbon Hill Mines, an
| Wv industrious and s,esdy LABORING
MAN, TO act az FOREMAN of q gang of wood
cutters and ber-getters He must be- 4. sin gle
man. Also, q FOREMAN aud CAPTAIN Of
the drivers of the mule trains on the rsilT oad
Also, No ! negro CARPENTER
de ITS JOHN ]. WERTH. Agent.
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The I.euisiafure.

In the Senate, yesterday bills were passed In :
cr-asing the pay Ger tain officers of the Public
Guard amending the law concerning births,
deaths and marriages; Incorporating the Com.
monwsilth Savings Bank OF Richmond; incor-
porating the Virginia Car-Spring Company !;
extending the corporate limits OF fredericks.
burg and Christian sburg, bill for the RELIEF
of the Virginia Rifies was rejected for the
want of cons titu iienal majority also, for
the s,me reas on, the bill authorizing loan to
the Western Military College. On motion of
MIR. wicKHAx, Il special committee was APP
pointed to inquire into the expediency Of en-
ploying portion Of the Penitentiary convicts
in quarrying snd dressing granite, with a view
TO the erection of new Capitol.
The time of the House was consumed in
discussing n slight Senate amendment TO
House bill authorizing the Issue of one mil
lion of dollars in Treasury notes. The greater
portion of the debate will be found In the reg
ular report, and will repay perusal, as indi-
eating the position of gentlemen from the
East and West the subject of State de-
fence A report relative to the condition of
the Penitentilry and the store Herewith
connected, was read and referred to the FL
nance Commit 1t seems to be the general
impression that the bill for the sale of the
Canal will pass both branches of the General
Assembly.
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"Lee's Mem 0irs.n

We learn, with much pleasure, that ADoL.
rHus MORRIS. of this city, is about to publish
new edition of this work, under the aus
pices Of a member Of the authors family 1t
is TO contain a biographical sketch of General
LEE, and numerous letters, never before pub
lished. new edition Of Gen. LEES book
has long been a desideratum. We think 1t a
great pity that some one does not undertake
an edition, Also, of "Tarlton's Campaigns,
and MAcKENzIg's reply to TARLroS's state
ments. They are valuable books, although
written withemuch less spirit and life than
LRE's, and they relate to the same events. A
cheap edition of the two, we should think,
would sell. We are impatient TO see Mr.
MokEIs' publication, and hope it will be forth
coming soon.
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The GARRisoAirss and the GREgLgyrrEs of
the republican party are dividing on coercion.
GARgisos says in his comments on the Inau.
guritl
.rhe time has come for decisive action. LIT
fes no esDa ira tuf separation befrsen the J,es
ead t,e stass States ia the spirit oil Abraham and
Ld Inc covenant with death must be an
hniled the 'aErreineni with heir must no longer
st41a. II J. sin. snsre, y deiusiap, to, riLie
ssfe 70 attempt 10 psrpeiu late 1t. Tod wills its
immaculate ard eternal overthrow; the will Of
.ol be dope. Let the free orth be free indeed
iashioa b = own iu>titu ions aud dictate her ow D
poiie!, .eavias ihe south wi h ali her dread re-.
'p"n .."ilics fsrtlaK upon ner.
LHaxt ODD must new like water, or Mr. LII.
~ ~ aaa .ns Aor-h nusl back down, and contess
~ ea Aaseiicaa nion - disselv I'd De, ond the
p9wff u resLoIAllou s~s
Ahe Oh solution exists, remarks the NJ Y.
hfp'tss' aud GAgsisos recognizes Tin
which, he Il far more sensible and sight see.
tns IN N GREELEY. We may thank him ,,.o
.o' Inc reference 70 AsaaaAs and Lor, the
formsr, who had SIS slaves. and is s,vlsd n
sculpture the "irisDd Of GoD,e being : fair
Tspresfnttiss Of The siavsholdins ..ssansrs,
Of tie south.
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Ah0titfan Mn.~I{.

It'll because slavery in their opinion is ga
sis," that the consciences Of the leaders of
Black Republicanism are so much affected by
II. What pure and immaculate beings Pro-
baby. in all the political parties of the Old
and New World, there never has been more
personal pr0digacy than may be found among
ths Abolition and BLACK Republican ieaders.
sanity creatnrssi TAsy ass horrined at tho
lnaqutty OF slavery
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Richmond Manufacturing for the Sonth.

Richmond Manufacturing for the South.
Its significant fact, that the principal
means Of employment which we owe Rich
mond working men in these hard times, are
furnished by the seeded States. Our South
ern brethren, SO much denounced and abused
In some quarters, are keeping our laborers
aiive and their families happy. 1t is to the
Soutn alone that, Virginia can look in any
event Tor purchasers of her manufactures.
nj tue present moment, their assistance is
most opportune. for most Of the working men
VINO nave employment at all in these hard
times are indebted for it entirely to Southern
patronage.
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ne FORTRESS MONROE CAS- BE TAKEN TO TIL
MEMBERS OF TIE CONVENTION .-Fort Monroe cat
be taken at small expense and without loss o
hfe. g. " MINIS. Photograper 9i7 Mair
street. is willing To take Fort Monroe, at hut III
tie expense, aud hand il over to the State OF Wiz
ginia He would also be please ed 10 take each in
dividual member of the Convention, in the very
best style OF the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, at ycIS
small expense to each, aud hand them over t.
their families friends, as a mement0 to b'
held sacred for all time To come.
As an evidence OF his ability TO perform what h
says, il is onlv necessary to call a. his GALLERY
and see the beautiful styles Of portrailure which
adorn the walls. NIB l5-2t-
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Fsrtfc.. Monroe.

The Northern journals state that orders
nave been issued by President LIscoLs for
concentrating all the valuable troops at For
tresscs Monroe and McHenry, and that large
quantities of supplies have been shipped and
are on their way to these forts.
The U. s. frigates Cumberland and Poca-
hontas have left Vera Cruz for Norfolk. The
U. 5. sqnadrons In the Pacific and MediteIra-
mean have been ordered home. This confirms
the information which we published yester'
day. The occupation of Old Point III fofee
renders Virginia, Maryland, and North Caro-.
lima, poWerless.
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The Convention.

The conclusion OF Ex-President TrLER's
speech on the Peace Propositions. yesterday.
was an able argument against their adoption
rs basis OF adjustment He desires Virginia
10 present an u'tim ,tam, containing full
and ample demands, 70 the North and TO the
Border States, as the only condition Of re-
naming Ia the Union. The propositions
Were referred TO the Committee on Federal
Relations. Secession resolutions from Lu.
nenhurg and Wy,he count ties were presented
by Messrs. NEsLgrr and KENT. A motion to
take MP resolution upon the military de.
fence OF the State. offered on the 2sth uit., by
Mr.. RieHAap>oS. was lost for want Of a
quorum. The reports from the Committee on
Federal Relations will come up for debate to-
day.
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Cart &h,,ry,

or course. Mr.. LINCOLN is 10 reward this
man with an important foreign appointment
He has been in this country only six years, IL
a Red and Black Republican of the deepest
dye, and an avowed Atheist, who giories IN
his shame. This fugitive from his native
land gave Mr. LIscoLs two hundred thousand
German votes in the Northwest, and must
have his reward.
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he HUMILIATION CT CarOlin0S Enemies.
is with profound and exquisite pleasure
that We listen TO the ceilings, hootings and
howlings which the Black Republican pack
nre raising over the alleged surrender of Fort
Sumter. Sweet music to the ears Of all hon.
eat men are the despairing shreks and execra-
tions OF these whipped and blfied blood.
hounds. Some OF them, like the pious
" No. a." bettke themselves TO religion for
consolation, and sly that their sins equired
th,s CHI lstisement 10 teach them the grace of
humility. Yea, verify, beloved, this is true,
beyond ques tion, and let Us hope it will prove
eIectuai. Your Government got Fort sum.
t:r by violation of good faith; it will 20 out Of
IL, As Old lack would say, "noius rolus." A
little while ago, your famous DOUBLEDAY
boosted that ANDERSON had Charleston at his
Feet, and sinners that you are, you wanted
him 10 shell the city. Truly, you needed hu-
initiation, and it has come. The Boosting
Pr-siaeLti.l braggart who declared in his In.
adgural that he intended 10 occupy and Dos
q ss the forts In the seeded States, will be
fofcea 10 gave up Fort Sumter, and in giving Il
Up, to make practical acknowledgment of
Tie Independence vi the new Conisoeracv
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. REAS0NS FOR sUPpORTiNG

tSUNN Goh
- MR. RICHARD REINs As SUPERIN-
TENDENT OF THE POuRHoUSE When the
Bankrupt Lam was in force he was the only man
whom knew that, h0pelessly involved in debt :,
refused to avail himself of its provisions. He
might have found apology for svoiiiu g the
payment Of his debts in the fact thar be had be-
come involved in hem by security~nips and mis-
placed confidence in pr0fes>ed friends but, like
an honest man, he declined ing to legal pre-
text TO elude the payment of debts W hich he had
unfortunately incurred by his own act : and Ia
bored lndustriouslv, and lived economically, for
many years 10 pay them-even 10 the last fIrthiag
such high minded integrity deserves to be re-
w2rded, aud the reward will be alike honorable
to the IN hat give 1t and to him that receives it,
u addition /" his integrity, Mr.. Reins Possesses
all the qualities, neatness. energy, humanity,
sound Judgment, and knowledge If business,
which are required to TT him eIinentiy for the
post for which he is q candidate. This card is
written without his know ledge, or a sugge> ton.
from any source bat simply from desire % do
honor to an act OF uncommon honesty. aud, at the
same time to secure for the city an officer Of I'M
common qualifications.
He Is cordially commended to the support of the
voters Of Richmond, aud admirers Of lefty in
tegrity, by lmh lt-2t*l AN OLD CITIZEN.
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Popular Movements.

The movements of the PEOPLE, in all
parts OF Virginia, instructing their delegates
to go for secession, indicate the vast change
which has been wrought In the public mind.
We have little doubt that a popular vote in
slaveholding Virginia would carry the Stale
out by twenty thousand majority.
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Infamous Plot Against the Southern Forts
A W ar Squadron Ordered from New York

Infamous Plot Against the Southern Forts
A War Squadron Ordered from New York
TO the South.
We could scarcely credit the astounding in
telligence. contained in letter which we re-
ceived yesterday, from New York, were 1t not
for the hgh source-none higher In the city
from which il proceeds. The writer informs
Us that the U. ). ships Crusader, Mohawk,
Harriet Lane, and other vessels, were ordered
on Wednesday last, TO sail that afternoon and
night, and that their DIES tiaation ,cas said to
be Charieston. They carry arms, provisions,
ani men 1t is supposed that some vessels
have gone from Norfolk, also.
AS requested by the writer, we have tele-
graphed to all the points interested, and our
message has been received. If these midnight
assassins and murderers attempt to enter the
port OF Charleston, Heaven have mercy on
their souls! We trust and believe that not
one ship man will be left to tell the tidings
OF their fate.
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DIED.

On the l4h inst at the residence OF Rev. DR.
Minnigerode. Mis- SALLY CARTER ih her ''tt
year. @, nt,.
The funeral will take place from 81; Pami
Church, this day, tisthl ut o'clock = III. ine
friends and aequaintanees OF the family are "a
vited to attend without further notice.
At the residence Of her son in law, Or. NILS
in this city. Thursday morning, lth instant
AIRS AGaTUE CROXEf, wife of Col. Claudius
/. Crozet IN the 10Th ear Of her age.
Her Friends aud hose Of The family, arc tpvited
10 attend her funeral on Saturday TO morrow
marninR, 81 II O'Clock. from st. Paufs Church.