davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-28
ANui Seals ago thc name OF
FLAGGs BALM OF EXCELLENCE

GAhNON oAAIA Ut EACELLENCE
Was substituted in place OF the old one, abandoned on
account of limitations
ere are still many persons making con paints tbot
neN nave been npO ed upon by unscrupuluus persons
selling Pain CurerS similar to tic
balm OF j XCFLLENCIG.,
and headed with the name of '.FLAGG" TO q We them A
sespectaole appearance and representing tltm The
reservations dfeJdtse,
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLEN CI:,
HAS BUT ONE NAME.
eB Secured by COPYRIGHT.
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE.
Gipes Instantaneous Relief 10 Rheumatism.
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Gives Instantaneous Relief TO Neuralgia.
FLA GGS HAlM OF EXCELLENCE!
Giues Instantaneous Relief 10 7Ycdoioureus
Ella COS BALM OF EXCELLENCE9
GiueS Instantaneous Re!iefto the Toothache.
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCEs
Gires hstdn oaeoas Retiefto Burns aud Sores.
FLAGG's BALM OF EXCELLENCEI
G'pes Instantaneous Relief 10 lSpraiHs
TI.AGG's BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Gires Instantaneous Relief TO Cramps
FLASG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
fiUes Instantaneous ReIiet to cold and Dysente,y
VIA Co.'S BALM OF EXCELLEN GET
G'oes Instantaneous Reiief TO frosted Limbs
EhAGG's BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Gives Instantaneous Reltef 10 Achcs and SpreiHs.
FlsAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCEf
RuaEtdneoas ReifJOr Pam in he BODY, Limbs, StoHa-
0eh % Bopeis.
HAVE APPOINTED
GEO. IL. sPURR, 2O1 Main street, VYor-
cester, Mass.
oLESALE AGENT
KY ne United S'ates Of America, TO whom all orders
mr The balm OF Excellence should be addressed.
40 deodtf IL. X. FLAGG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-28
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SPEEG'S SAMBUCI WINE.


celebrated for its medicinal beneficial qualities as
genuine Stimulant, Tonic Duretie and sudOIc highly
esteemed by eminent physicians, and some OF the firsl
families OF Europe and America.
AS A DIURETIC
it impar.s healthy action 10 the Glands and Kidney
and Urinary Organs very beneficial in Dropsy Goa
EruptiOns and Rheumatic affections
AS A SUDoRlFIC
It opens the pores and eXpells all impurities by insens
BILE perspiration thereby driving of Eruptions and
cleansing the sniaee giving and vigor the whole
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHT condition
to the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
SPEEAk'S WINE
is not mixture manufactured article but is pure
from the Juice of the Portugal Eder. cultivated in the
United states, recommended by Chemists and PhysL
clans as possessing medicinal properties superior 20 any
otner Wine IN use, and an excellent article all week
ana debilitatel persons, and the aged and inrm i'm
proving the appetite and heneftine ladies and children
4 LADIES' WINE,
because it will not ruXicate as other wines as il con
tains no mixtures of spirits other liquors. and is az
mired TOT lis rich peculiar flavor and nutrve proper
ties imparting healthy tone to the digestive organs
ana blooming, soft and healthy skin and complexion.
ALFRED SPEER, rassac, MI
is over the cork OF each bottle
MAKE ONE TRIAL OF TINS VINE.
a. SPEER, Proprietor.
. VINEYARD at Passaic. n j. OFFICE 2Qs Broadwav
New York.
For sale by GEO. R. sPURR, Agent for Worcester
lel3 deodly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-28
miscellaneous

- VETERINARY SURGERY
G5E&S1 The Hndel signed has procured stand at L.
w. street, where he is ready at all times to an.
Bwer the calls Of those who desire his services in
the treatment of the various diseases incident to Horses
and Cattle. Patients Wis ted at the stable.
AL orders for the spaying OF Cows promptly attended
10. By this operation they become permanent mixers
II unattended with danger, ana amply repays the own
with gen rous supply OF milk at season hen the
article is usually scarce.
InfrmaTy at No. 10 Mechanic street
WILLARD f. RICHARDS,
rs dawtf Veterinary SURGEON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

PLAHs POI RAlsIxa RBvBsuB.-Ths Wash.
tngton tslsgraphic correspondent Of III New
York HERALD, under date OF the 10th instant,
Gays:
A proposition has been made 10 the Com.
mittee OF Ways and Means, which Is attended
70 avoid the necessity Of IMPOSING direct
taxes for the purposes Of raising revenue.
This proposition looks 70 the raising Of =
revenue Of two hundred and twenty millions
Of dollars year-ons hundred and fifteen
millions on excises, and ono hundred and
nve millions on imports, levytuE high war
duties on tea, coffee, sugar, tobacco, hqeors'
aud other iuxurass, and allowing only thirty.
nvs millions Of revenue from ordinary I'M
ports.
II 10 proposed 70 issue three hundred mil
lions OF demand notes, and one thousand
millions Of SIX pr cent. bonds, redsemaoie
after twenty years, the demand notes % -
convertible Into the bonds AZ pleasure II 70
also proposed that the Government shall ~
csivs spscis ON deposit, and Issue certificates.
payable At any one Of its dspositartss. IL
argued that, By this process, the coin OF the
country Will b drawn into the Trsasury ana
the Certificates Will circulate In the place OF
specie. A strong array Of facts AND stats
slcs 10 preeented showing the ability OF tns
United States, or the twenty Two millions OF
lnhabttants Of the loyal States, 70 raiss toe
two hundred apd twenty millions e. sasay
az the tWeqty.nins millions OF innAolt.nS
OF Great Britain xaise annually IRON wv
hundred and flfty g three Auudrsd ana usy
millions OF dollsrs Of revenue. Iee psvp-
eition meets with favor, and VIII % oon"'
defsd sslioualy BY the committsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,


The House met at ~ o clock NJ. Prayer by
Rev. MIR. DUNCAN.
Mr.. KUrHERFooRD, from tho Committee on
Courts OF Justice, reported the following
bill:
A bill to regulate proceedings under the
I'd section of ordinance No. 70, snttled%'An
ordinance to prohibit citizens OF Virginia
from holding Office under the United States
Government proposed by the Convention
OF Virginia June q, 1851.
Also, an adverse report as to the expedi-
ency OF reporting afbili to prevent un neces.
sary consumption OF grain in the man fac
ture OF ardent spirits.
Also, an adverse report as to the expedi.
ency OF providing by law for the trial OF
criminal cases by juries OF a vicinags 9th or
than that in which the offence il alleged to
have been committed.
Mr.. BARBOUR, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, reported the following bills:
An act exempting from taxation the seal of
Courts attached to papers or records for the
recovery Of the wages or other dues Of de-
ceased soldiers, and to refund the tax here
tofore paid.
An act TO amend section y Of chapter "A Of
tho Coae. (new edition } providing for clerk
in the Adjatant Generals office.
An act providing for the appointment Of
additional clerks In the once Of the Auditor
OF Public Accounts.
A Communication was read from the Attor.
nsy General Of the Commonwealth in rs-
sponse - the request OF the House Of Dele
gates AZ to whether the law OF snations''
would be violated by subjecting to military
duty, persons bsHs fds demtciled In this State.
who have not become citizens thereof. The
Attorney. General, after citing the various
legal decisions and opinions upOn the subject.
responds ia the aAarmAtive.
y 0r. 0RATTAH said he was REQUESTED 10
STATE that the msmbars ffom AlhemayIe.
4essrs. Minor and AndsTson, were detained
athome by tllusss.
Nr: FciSes also announced the illusss Of
M. Payne. Of ranQuier.
A. half pags twelvs o'clock, tAs GPxAx13
eAn ouncoQ tie or6er OF the day, Whtoh WaS
the election Of tNo 0enAtDys IRON the ntete OF
xtrgl1h = Ne OcNernes 81 the Confederate
STATES. r ~
-. JAnw mevsd thaa tAe eleetien b poet.
pess4 n1u1 ne - 81 1sbs1a1y. AylaoDa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Ailsmptsas 70 Dtjbe an Officer 81 tic Con
tederate Stntes --Alludon has besil>made to
the arrest Of John Henson, . citizen Of Flu.
vanna, and E. f. II Hughes, = Patent Agent,
whiaA wa affected on Information lodged BY
Rufus r. Rhodes, Conmissionsr Of Patents,
and Americas Feashsrmau, . clark In the
Patent Office, 70 the effect thet Henson did,
on or about the lot Of January, 1866, offer g
An officer Of the Governments Of the Confed-
crate States, bride, or present, or reward in
money, or cause it TO be offered, with intent
TO influence the decision Of said officer in .
matter pending before him In his Official capa-
city. The case was partly heard before Con
missioner Watson about ten days since, and
was adjourned to yesterday, q which time,
besides other evidence, that Of Mr. Rhodes,
Commissioner Of Patents, was given In. The
fact that Hughes had offered bribe to the
oficsr, seemed 20 clearly established that the
Commissioner sent him on for trial before the
February term OF the c. s. District Court
Defendant was admitted to bail to answer at
that time. The case against Henson, whose
invention Hughes proposed 70 benefit BY his
intervention, was laid over until next We'd
nesdsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

MoULxLLAx READY, AsD Pa0MIsBs Al EA1LY
ArTAox The Norfolk Dsy Beck, Of the 22d
instant, says:
Intelligence has been conveyed to n that
McOlslian was preparing TO cross the Pots.
mac; and whom our Informant left the point
OF ohsorvAtton the necessary preparations
wore very nsarly completed.
The Yankees are appreciated - being about
70 make one mere great effort. upon which
they rest their ability TO sabtugate the South,
That they may have nothing 70 upAfAid
themselves With IN case Of dsfsst, they have
even gone % lar q % ak the direction and
blessing Of God. 70 this end friday last
80 = os:sr.sd, e Maahiagton city. - asJ
We l4a1A that the seeming tardineos Of Gen.
Mcclellan In 0oving 1DrWard, hes booa u.
plainsd ~ that onacsr - the sattsfkctton Of
the Cabinet. IN rooeut private eonfsFeAeo
With the0 10 made . stAte0ent Of the no.
tives ~ wAieh ~ was actuAted, snd aeela1.
ING smon9 other things. that Mp 70 that time
y had aes eesa thcs0sghly pFepared 1or ~
advaneo, ut list now y vs. ready and that
the forward nbvs should st onos y maAe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

TfeoDo II Tonnesooe aAd Kentucky.
NAsHvILLE, Jan. 20.-Advices from For,
Henry to the 10Th inst. say that three Fed
sraI gun. boats came within three or fou,
miles Of the Fort on Saturday and fired
twenty-five shots from behind the Island,
three miles below the Fort, all Of which tsll
short more than q mile. They then retired,
It has sinca been ascer tainet that they landed
$500 troops at q ferry twenty two milesbs.
low the Fort, and it IL further understood
that between eight and ten thousand Fed
erals are marching from Mayflsld 70 either
Fort Henry or to Paris. Tenn.
Gen. van-Dorn passed through Nashv,lls
ON yesterday, and presumed to be sa ronts 70
Bowling Green.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 21.-Passengsrs by to.day'.
train report that Fsdsrals to the number Of
between ten and twelve thousand are at Mur.
ray. Galloway county, KY, about z miles
from Paris, Tenn, and 1t is further reported
that they intend to march to. or are ALREADY
marching In the direction OF Paris. There
IL nothing however definitely known Of iheir
movements or intsn lions. II they intend 70
90 to Paris, 1t is evidently for the purpsss q
esi1ing the railroad there and burning ii,
bridges, to prevent communication between
Columbus and Bowling Green.
NnNPKIs, Jsn. 81 The latest In sliigsnS
received from Paris, Tenn, Is to the sNsss
that large Federal force 10 at Murray. Ky,
threatening Fort Henry and the Msmph'
and Ohio Railroad. Their object II to Gu, u
comm unicaton between Memphis and Bow
ling Green.
There was some excitement prevailing a.
Paris, (2s miles from Murray ana several
Shareholders have reached Memphis with
their negroes
There was nothing new at Columbus, al.
though an attack was momsntarily expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
STATE or Souri, CAHoLIHA.
Mayoralty Of Charleston,
Oity Hall. Jan, 20. 1862.

Lectures for the Benefit Of the Soldiers.-
Rev. 7. v. Moore will to might initiate the &C.
ries Of lectures proposed to DO given BY num-
diers. The place chosen, Rev. DR.. Doggett's
Church, Broad street, is easy of access. The
reputation Of the distinguished lecturer is too
we'll established to need word in its behalf
His object, az well a. those 81 his benevolent
and able oompeers who are to follow him, il
patriotic, and commends itself in the highest
degree to tho favor of the public. We shall
confidently expect . crowded assemblage to
greet the lecturer Of to night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

SINGULAR ADVENTURES OF RIPExTANT Sc.
cEssIoSIsr.-From the New York Herald, OF
the 18th inst, we extract the following nc.
count Of the adventures Of the Rep Mr.. Lang.
ley:
tel il the Rev. Samuel F. Langley, q Catholic
clergyman, formerly q chaplain in the ebel
army. but more recently refugee from Mexi-
CO. Yesterday the divine made his appear
and com planned that he had been robbed of
q, 900 and gold watch while in the concert
saloon, No. 900 Broadway, the evening pre-
vious. He had been inveiglsd there by q
stranger, whom he met in the hotel, and was
induced to drink some druGged liquor, which
soon sent him into the land Of "Nod' and
rendered him an easy victim. He was able
to give the police pretty accuSats descrip-
liability 10 that the detectives will speedily
over haul the rascal.
During his interview with Superintendent
Kennedy, the reverend gentleman detailed his
experience in Secessia and Mexico, and sxhi.
bited his commission a. chaplain in the First
regiment Louisiana VoluntesrS, which was
dated May Is, 1851, and signed by Governor
Moore. Hsstated that the commission was
thrust upon him, and being Union man ct
heart he declined to accept Of the posi- tion.-
On the occasion Of the illumination ali
through the South in honor Of Je6. Davis
election, Mr. Langley was pastor Of st.
to illuminate his dwelling or in any way par.
ticipate in the FESTIVITIES, which % irr1tated
the mob that they broke all his windows and
obliged him to ay for his life. From New
Orleans he fed to Mexico. where No had
some friends, but even here he was not safe
from violence. He took sides. 1t appears.
with the liberals against the church party,
and became 80 obnoxious TO the latter faction
that they attempted to assassinate him. No
less than two EFFORTS were made to take his
life-once BY firing . pistol at him while he
was In his bedroom one niehf, and the second
time BY attacking him In the open street In
broad daylight.
The first attempt proved abortivs, hut the
second one came very near putting IN end
to his adventurous career. He was stabbed
In the side by q bravo hired for the occasion,
and for long Nme It was thought that he
would not recover. From Unftsd states
Minister Weller he 6nally got protection. and
was sent to Vera Orux, nom whence Ae sailed
for Havana In one OF the English steamerx-
He delayed IT Havana osvoHal weeks for tho
heneft Of his health, and finally, wAen herr.
covsrsd from his wounds, he Ut sail for New
York. He arrived 1T his port ON Wsdnesday,
aad Immediately proceeded to the 4etyopol.
ttan Hotsl, where he 10 still stopptng. 1Er.
Langley has latters fromsthe United Statee
Conenl q Vera Ovux, Minister Waller and
many OeAer poTDono Of note In 41xtoo, Who.
all yonoh Tor his tnAoG1ity at character and
oorroborNte hta statemont relative 70 hts M.
peIone hAtfbyeA4tA aaeapoe and aAventareo
u feAt .ha40y een4t1y. N1, Lane3y q q
A1SMye q sqsns. - Wae eeeQoat - ena
- 080e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
TKE6RAPH1O INV,


-
NoHyoLx, Jan. N.-Ths tollovtn, 49,,
GERS arrived hsrs to-day BY mar ., -.
Hrs. Jslia a. Doom ana three child -. ".s
vannah; and Lieut.. John L. Hu,,
Ptsssylvania Dfsgoons, ON parole. ~
Thsrs are 10 tidines Eorth Of the p,
expedition. Considerable sxci,.m...
rails concerning the long storm Az y"
are entertained with regard to N. . "Ah
The nest. 10Y
There appears to b great sctivisv ,nv
ingtoa. A large number Of neld n.,
have left the city for some potn, uptn".ns
DR.. Blackwell was buried here to.a,,.
military honors. WE
The PAiladslphia Prsss, Of the ia,
ossn received hsrs. The FOLLOWING :,
account Of Federal victory a, sou
KY:
CNcrsnArI, Jan. 9o.--A combip. a 49,,
mad been made on ZollicoNsr's sp,,...S
ments ~ Generals EchaeH and Thorn.
'uiuns IN complete victory, and the s,,,.
ana St1pss now wave over the rebel fo,u,
cs'ions' Our troops captured all their can,
proper ~, and large number q prisoner,
The rebel loss was heavy. ZoiseoNs,,, A..
body 10 In possession Of our forces. R,,,
Peyton, j.. one Of Zoliiconsr's staff, WA A.
killed. There were 175 Of the rebel, lp..
and wounded, which were found On "a.
ground. The 10th Indiana lost 70 k,,, al -.
wounded. No further Federal loss"
The reported account also says that 4, -.
complete Federal victory, and the Con "a,
crates were utterly routed, and q cd in cor,,
aion. My opinion Of the account is, thai :,
Is another specimen of Yankee brasadoc,,
The same paper chronicles victory over J.s
Thompson. at Ironton. NO.. after dsspers.
conflict. resulting in the loss Of grsa. MANY
killed and wounded on both sides. The Ped.
erals retreated, leaving their baggage. Ma.
gre particulars Of this fight occupy two CO.
lumns Of the Press. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

THs USIoH PARTY PLATFORM or ONO Re-
'xsrsp II TEE LnsIsLAruRx.-ws copy the
following from the Cincinnati Esquir~:
The most noticeable event which be.
transpired in the Legislature aimee II a..em,
bisd " Coiu mbus, wa the rejection, by thu
House of RepT esentativss, on Friday, of thu
CyitteLden resolutions, adopted last sum.
nsr At the extra session Of Congress by m
almost unxnfmous vote, and which were
made the basis Of the "Unton % rtya plat.
form, In their State Convention which nomi-
natsu Governor Todd and his cOiisag ues on
the ticks.. II II tbs more noticeable and
work OF the Union men who were elected TO
tho I-egislatars because thsy stood npon II.
II was tha test, during the slsction, BY
which mas's Uaton ssuumsnN we're
eoAged, aud these who were opposed TO the
party that stood upon Is were denounced a.
snslptss OF tho Government and dtslcya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

MOBILE, Jan. 22.-The schooner Wilder,
from Havana, loaded with cigars and sun.
dries, was captured on ths goth instant. thir.
teeA n Ties below this city.
FaG1 IoRoAH, (bslsD Aoti,s) Jan. A.-Cap.
taig Oo- .rsll's company had sharp and ere
ditabls contest on yesterday, At the mouth Of
tns Lagoon, over the capture Of the schooner
Wilder. There was NO los on our side. The
enemy lost a number Of men and ships gig.
but succeeded In taking possession Of the
schooner and it, cargo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Four Yankee Prisoners were brought TO
thi. city on yesterday evening on the Dany awhile
hood Of Dublin Depot, in Pulaski county,
where they had been wandering about TIL
their conduct excited the suspicious Of the in
habitants. When in Lynchburg one of tho
fellows pretended an intimate knowledge Of
that locality, and also Of the Virginia and
Tepneaeee Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Interesting Fdct.-An influential chaplain
in the Confederate army states an interesting
fact with reference to three Of the tracts pub.
lished by the Colportage Board located in this
city. The first tract was prepared By Rev. DR..
Jeter, Of Richmond, the other by Rev. George
b. Taylor, of Staunton. Says the chaplain in
his letter: I" From the tract, "A Mothers
cious souls date their conversion to God. The
tracts, Are You Soldier 7 and am q Sol
der, have resulted in the conversion Of
fvo''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Richard o. Haskins, samuel c. Robinson, N,
c. Read, and William rutherford, Directors
on the part of the State in the Farmers Bank
of Virginia; and Jos. Jones, Charles r. Barks-
dale, David j. Saunders, and John L. Bacon,
ike Directors in the Bank of Virginia, At
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
= =
QRRETA Al NOTICES.


nnrsPECIAL NOTIUE. -Attsntion " Az
"a 10 nv sale, THIS MORNING.. commsns.
ine st I'd o'clock. at thS lat residence 9. yyss
n Hu6nan, deceased, On Clay stress, lust -
ycnd the corporation lime. OF Aoussncid sna
Kitchen FufsitelA oaxrsags and A4fSs s
Dgsy, 30. - AuetioA Aoad
ia1-lt THO0. ~. xxESAEs Auo'1.
- aPDOIAL MO9IU1--TAe atsenuS,s s
OF the t1aAo b paRtlcolA4ly as6ed % ny
Of ffssh a1A seasonabls 0oodA fhD VA''
@ 10 oecleok. - aAveIttseneat.
Eoa aALs 81. Arks ,.p....
uAn1U1o UooGnA IN.
- sw1s has1lf = - ~ 0Aa. w'u
"a ~ n rSAnr. efanDf.
VJ0 Ka. ~loN1le - C10ArA as
! Y : s'1A'4'A ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Mayor's Court, MISUNDERSTANDING Of
importauce was transacted In this court yes.
terdsv. A number of individuals were fined
various sums, varying from i've 70 twenty dol.
lars, for selling liquor after tho regular hours
prescribed by law. Annexed We append .
list of the cases disposed Of:
Andrew Muller and Carlos W. Ellis, charged
with keeping q "faro bank" were again
brought up for examination, but the case was
continued till Saturday. aud the accused gave
security in 81 900 each for their appearance.
Jesse White, charged with dealing "faro,"
gave security in 81 900 to appear next Satur-
day and answer charge.
Samuel Roberts, free negro, charged with
giving knife to Anthony Burns to cut VIM.
Bird, was ordered twenty nine lashes.
The case of Henry Holman, free negro,
who kept door at the ''faro bank" of Muller
and Ellis, was continued till Saturday next.
A soldier named VIM. II. Callerton, was ar
raigned for being drunk and begging in the
street. He was sent to Gen. Winder.
Barney Tracey, for keeping his bar room
open after ten o'clock, was fined IS.
Mary Downs, for selling spirits without q
license, was fined $40.
Simon Steinlein, charged with keeping his
bar room open after ten . clock ut night, was
fined slO
Thomas Bradford, charged with keeping his
bar room open after ten O'Clock at night, was
tined 500
p. Moran was fined s. for keeping his bar
roora open on Sunday last
Lavinia Scott, charged with stealing ono
gold pencil, four under shirts, two silk dress
patterns, and three linen handkerchiefs, from
Mildred Bowden- Case continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
Csnvictisn-Cspsurs sf CsAsr Ksys By the
YaHko~s.

AusUsrA, Jan. 21-Ths Savannah RspabLesr,
Of this morning, says that in the Confederate
court, on Monday, Captain ID. 8. Martin.
charged with absconding with the zach.
Waadsrsr. was found guilty.
The Savannah Morning Nrrs. Of to-day.
learns from a gentleman who arrived ysssr.
day from Florida. that Cedar Keys was cap.
tured by the Fsdsrals on Thursday last
There was nsavy firing heard In that dirso-
ton On that day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

Orleans.
NEw ORLHASs, January II Mayor Monroe
has closed up all the gambling houses in this
city, and sviness desire 10 prevent rscur.
renee Of such practices and convict all who
have violated the law by gambling. The
sports" are holding indignant gatherings.
or meetings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23

All members Of the Wise Legion leit behind
in this city, belonging to tho first and second
regiments, are ordered to report to.dsy to
Captain James n. Pierce, at the headquarters
of the Legion. over Taylor's Music Store. on
Main street, who will take command Of them
and proceed to Roanoke Ialand, North Caro-
lima, Immediately.