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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,



1smno1Ds Jan. IL. 1867.
The Ssnats vas called s0ordsr alta o'elock,
and the Kev. HsIaY 4. WIZ o3sre0 WayeI.
Mr.. DfoKrssos, Of Prince EdwArds nPm Inc
Joint Coumittee, charged win tns GUY 81
corresponding with the lesssss q tns ~ s asn-
mittsd report. with the following rsssaU'
i. RESOLVED bv tie oem~ai ls~mbly, That the
provisional contract made ~ the JOINT Com.
Tor the purchase on behalf Of the State, Of
four hundred thousand bushels OF salt, to b
furnished By Stuart, Buchanan & Co., be
approved, and the ssns u hereby ratified and
RxsoIrsd, That the Committee be instructed
70 report . bill TO carry into effect the provi-
sions Of said contract, and proper distrtbu.
ton Of said salt.
with the report, were laid upon the table and
ordered to be printed.
TThe report in substance stated that an in
terview had taken place between tho CON-
mittee, aud the owners of the salt works, IN
which an agreement was entered into on
their part to furnish four hundred thousand
bushels Of SALT 50 lbe. to the bushel, 1t 70 CITE.
per bushel, the same 70 be delivered monthly
from the first day of May, 1852, to the LIST day
OF May, 1868. The report also recon memo.
the appointment Of an agent, to DO locates
at the salt works, whose duty 1t should be TO
inspect the salt upon Its delivery
Mr.. Dickinson, Of Prince Edward, from the
Committee on Rosis and Navigation, also
reported a GSeRate) bill to autnoriZs con
necrion between the Richmond and Danvtlle
Railroad and the Richmond and YORK Alyei
Railroad.
Also, . bill from tho House, for an act TO
provide for the construction OF railroad
Connection between the Orange and Alex
andria, Manassas Gap, and tho hichmono,
Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROADS.
which bills were laid on the table and ordered
to bs printed.
raj Laws, reported bill for an act approprt-
ating ten thousand dollars to the uSe OF the
Military Institute, being the annual aPpro-
priatiOn. .
Mr. ALDRRsoN introduced . resolution di
recsinE the Committee Of Courts of Justice
to inquire into tbs expediency OF passing an
act authorizing the county court OF Green
brier county TO admit a will to record, upon
special proof Of the handwriting Of an At
testing witness, which was adopted.
Mr.. MCKINNEY offered = resolution direct
ing inquiry to be made into the expedtency
OF exIsnding tho Jurisdiction OF Norfolk.
Adopted.
MIR. BALES asked and obtained leave to
withdraw from the files of the Senate, the bill
NO. 200 OF the last session, tor tho relief OF
VIM. 5. Martin, late sheriff of Lee county
Mr.. GAkNETr. Of Henrieo, asked anu obtain
ed leave to introduce bill for the preven-
ton OF shouting and hunting on the Sabbath,
accompanied by the petition OF ThOmas l..
Duke.
Mr. QUBsExBERRY moved that the chair be
vacated, ana that the senate attend Tie fu-
neral Oh ex. President Tyler in body, which
was carried, and thereupOn the Senate LEFT
the Hall, at one O'Clock r. N.
Al two O'Clock the President pro ten. re-
sumed the chair of the Senate, when, upon
motion, tho Ssnate adjourned.
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Mayor's Court-Edward Gilman made his
appearance before the Mayor, yesterday, to
answer the charge OF assaulting John u. Per
rim, police officer. The evidence showed that
Gilman, and man named VIM. Willis, went
to Perrin's residence, on Monday-the for
mer to demand an explanation from Perrin
for An alleged Islander; the latter to back
him" Perrin found them in his porch a. he
was going in to dinner. He was stopped by
Gilman who demanded to know whether or
not he had reported that he (G had deserted
from the army. Perrin replied Il shall not
reply to any. question; go away, and let me
pass in." After few more words, Gilman
struck at Perrin with Willis walking stick;
but Perrin warded off the blows, and tapped
Gilman with his police stick on the side ofthe
k8ad, causing "the claret' 70 How freely. Willis
seized PERKINS, stick, and prevented him from
repeating the blow. One OR two citizens re-
siding in the vicinity then went to Perrin s
assistance and aided him in arresting both
Gilman and Willis. The Mayor, after hear
ing the statements Of witnesses, required both
Gilman and Willis to give security to keep
the peace, and be Of good behavior tor twelve
months.
Joseph Wagner was Al raigned on the charge
of shooting Norman Green, near the Central de-
Dot, Monday afternoon. TAis affair was noticed
N yesterdays paper. The difficulty between
the parties seems to have originated IN the re-
cent disclosure by Green, of an alleged robbery
committed near the Columbian Hotel, in this
city, about three months ago, by man named
Blake, member of the company styled the
AcCulIoch hangers Blake, hearing of the
Enclosure assaulted Green, on Monday, at
the Monument Hotel, where he il en-
ployed IS porter. In the scutie which On.
sued, Green drew pistol from one OF his
pockets, and, in attempting to return it, one Of
the barrels was discharged, the ball entering
the floor. The parties were then separated
Between four and five clock, they met again
near the Central depot. Blake seized Green,
and called upon Wagner, who is member OF
the same company, to shoothim Wagner &C.
cordinxly drew his revolver, and popped
away ut Green, the ball entering the neck.
and grazing the jugular vein. In the mean
time, Green had disengsged himself from
Blake grasp, and drew = small bowie knife,
with which he stabbed Blake several times
Mr.. j. d. Williams promptly arrested Wag-
ner, and turned him over TO officer Blanken-
ship. The other belligerents were not arrest
ed. The Mayor remanded Wagner for exami'
nation before the Hastings Court.
Michael Leary was charged with assaulting
James Stew enson, and breaking his right leg
near the ankle. The parties live on Grace
street, in the vicinity Of the hay scales.
Leary, it seems, Went to the house Of one
Shannahan on Monday night, and called Ste
venson to the door. lie then gave s. a blow
with his fist which knocked him down and
caused the fracture OF the leg. Stevenson
WAS removed to the Globe Hospital The
Mayor postponed the investigation until the
3iSt inst,
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Ner Mode Of Assaun-Mr. j. W. Lewellen
Was assau tied on Monday evening on his re-.
!. IA home, 10th street, by some unknown
sccundrel, who adopted the Samsonian mode
in making HIS approaches, which was 80 suc-
cessful that the gentleman named was nearly
Knocked off of his feet by a huge boulder that
left its impress on his sides. Another missile
arrived with equal precision, and utterly ruined
q "a repeater with which ii came in contact
Much has been said about boys indulging in
rocky contests, but as the above attack could
not have been perpetrated by boys, it would
appear that parties Of an older growth were
contesting the palm of superiority with the
juvenescent ragmuffins that infest the city at
the present time.
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MASONIC NOTICk.-Ths bFetnIen OF
M1rxorotIrAr Lopez, No. II, are here
by uumoneo to convene At their Hall, ON
Marshall street, between 9th and Eth, this
WEDNESDAY morning, at lot O'Clock, TO
receive ard escort the remains OF the late
Worshipful JOSIAH DAbbS TO the fe'sEs'
burg Depot.
Our sister Lodges, Nos. 10, IA, 10, 50. 81, SO.
and 100, are fraternally invited TO unite with
Us.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master:
ia 22-lt JAS. +. RlDUICK, Sec'y.
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Funeral Of Ez- Presidsnt Ttlsr.-All The
forenoon yesterday the fotundo Of the 6tAte
House was crowded with citizens and stran.
gers anxious to take = lat look u the placid
features Of the lAusnted and honored dead
lying within the Hall Of Cougrsse. Despite
the very uniavorabls weather, - the hour OF
twelve drew nigh, the Square was crowded
s hortly after that hour, in accordance with
the announcement heretofore made, the body
was borne from the Hall and deposited IN the
he&rse, when, preceded by the Public Guard,
whose band meanwhile played solemn dirgs,
the body, followed by President Davis, Gov
ernor Letcher, Members of Congress, the Viz
ginis Senate, House of Delegates and citi-
Gems, was borne to Saint Pauls Church.
The sermon Of Bishop Johns on the occasion
is one that will long be rendered by those
who heard it Appropriate sllnsions were
made 10 the personal worth and virtues OF tns
lamented dead The impressive service OF
the Episcopal Church was deepened in 1t: 20.
lemnity by the surroundings Of the hour Ths
body was afterwards borne to Hollywood
Cemetery, escorted by all officially connected
with the deceased, and by many who knew
and loved the man while living, and revered
his memory though he slept In tho quiet EN-,
brace of death. The remains we're deposited
near those of James NJ onfee, where the muir
muring waters of the James viii sound their
requiem till the last syllable OF recorded
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

MARRIAGE OF A GRAxDDAUaHrBR or DANIEL
Boos-Captain Elmore Otis, OF the United
StAtes Of America, and Miss Boone, dAuGh-
ter Of Major a.. g Boone, Indian Agent, and
granddaughter OF General Hoone, back
woodsman Of kentucky" AZ Byron calls
him, were married ut Fort Wis.,, Colorado
Territory, recently.
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CARL LAQUQUIST'S
SELr-LOADIN0
SELF.CAPPIN0 GUN.
PATENTED BY THE s-
CONFEDERATE STATES
January 2, 1852.
PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.

When this 0nn Was 6rst submitted to the
Patent Once at Richmond. it excited such
wonder and admiration that the promise Of
. Patent was made on the spot. Itattractsd
the earnest attsntion OF the heads OF De.
pArtmeatS and Military men, and the impress.
sion was universal thatit would supercsde
all other selE-,oading nre. arms now In exis.
terc0.
This will surprise no one who Is informed
that by simple, bat ingenious mechanism
this Ohm carries from TEN to FIFTY
charges-twenty five being, perhaps, the most
convenient number that the charge Is placed
in position by siagle movement of lever,
and the q un j. capped In the Get OF cooking,
so tina. fifty shots, II desired, can b dis.
charged In an incredibly brief space Of time,
with all the force and accuracy Of the most
improved rides of the day. The Gun itself
contains all the ammunition for protyactsd
light; and this invention, applied to sporting
arms, gives the hunter the advantage Of 4
days sport without loading his weapon
while II rids him Of the incumbrance Of the
material and implements for loading hia
piece.
Having received Letters Patent for thesu
arms, l wish TO dispose Of rights for the ssve.
raj States, or viii join with \ company OF
capitalists In making arrangements for the
manufacture Of these arms. Address
Carl. LAQUQUIST, or
THOMAS b. ELFE,
II 21-4th Macon. GA.
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The rery able, eloquent, and feeling SER
mon pronounced Oh the occasion Of the fu.
neral Of Judge Hemphill, NJ. G., from Texas,
by Rev. NJ d. Hoge. of the Fifth Street Pres.
byterian Church, 10 in press, and will sh0t3y
he issued to the public,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

Begsins.-A man, entered ON the cage book
AZ VIM ii. Clatterton, was arrested yesterday
for molesting pedestrians BY solicitations for
"A = matter 81 course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

Important Election.-Ths General Assem-
bly, win proceed, to-day, to the election Of two
Senators, to represent this State, in the Sem
ate of the Confederate States. The event is
m ucn talked OF in political circles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

Among tie arrivals in Richmond yestsr.
day were Brig. Gen Parsons, of Missouri,
and Brig. Gen. 3. X. Anderson, from Romney,
change Hotel.
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TOR RENT-A FARM in Chesterfield
p within three miles Of Richmond. !
offer for rent privately for the ensuing year,
the Farm In Chesterfield on which the late
Ray Moss resided, situated ON the Mauches-
ter Turnpike, within three miles of Ricn.
mond. This farm contains about six hun.
dred acres, and is In very good state OF cul.
tivation. Wheat and winter oats are seeded
on 1t. There is dwelling on tho place, aud
all the necessary out houses, all nj which. OK
cent the dwelling, are new. The place is
well fenced Ia by new fencing.
SAM'L ID. ATKINSON,
ia 2l-6tk Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

The body Of Capt. Archibald wilkinson,
late Chief Of the Night Police, was carried to
its final resting place, Shockoe Hill Burying-
Ground, yesterday, attended by all those pro.
REASONABLY associated with him as conserva-
tors of the public peace, besides large mum
ceeded in charge OF the Watch by LIST Lieut.
l.. NJ. Carter, and the arrangement will no
doubt 80 remain until the next election, the
Council having no right, 80 far a. we are ad-
vised, to supply the VACANCY by tho appoint.
ment Of Captain.
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The alarm of fire yesterday morning was
caused by the burning of portion of the
floor Of the office of the Confederate Quarter
master General, located In Mechanics Hall.
The fire was communicated from the CRATE
sued beyond that spoken OF. Had the IRE
gotten. Roadway it would have been impossible
to save the building. AT recent meeting of
the Common Council the propriety of OBJ
tanning another steam fire engine was ordered
to be enquirsd into. If an additional one
could be had, it would, like Mrs. Toodles' 8
watch boxes, be "very handy to nave it on
hand. 1t is understood that the insurance
companies purposed to make the city pres
ent of FIRE engine. They could not do a
better thing
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met ut Il O'Clock, N. The
Speaker, mr.. KkMPa H,) III the Chair.
The Clerk read the order OF arran sements
made for tho funeral OF the Hon. John 1yler.
Mr. COLLIER moved that the order just
read be spread upon the journal OF the House,
which was adopted.
On motion OF Mr. COLLIER, the House then
adjourned.
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Rise IN TIE Rirer.-Owing to the recent
and continued rains, the "noble James" rose
rapidly yesterday until it had obtained an al
titude Of three feet above its ordinary level.
II the same state of affairs in q weather point
of view prevailed i'll tho mountains, We may
reasonably in few days look out for an in.
fantile food
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Wheat and Iobocco-The receipts of
wheat, by the several railroads, and canal,
last year, amounted to 903, III bushels, and
by vessels, arriving in the dock, to liz, 434
bushels. Total ], 018, COS bushels. The total
quantity received in 1850, was AS, Go bush
amounted to 81, 465 hhds., against 81 ASP hhds.
in 1860.
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nUWER FUR RENT.-Intending to erect
buildings ON the lot corner Cary and lo,h
streets, now occupied by MIR. Truman A:
Parker, to accommodate my business, shnll
be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about l0.horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings with special reference 70 the uss
desired, providing early application u msae
Works fla 22-tsI ASA SNYDER.
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Manager J. II. Hemia, Of the Richmond
Varieties, has lately introduced very pleasing
addition to his usual dramatic renditions at
his cosy little box on Franklin street. The
addition spoken of 10 in tho shape Of corps
derstand their business. Their singing and
instrumental music sound very pleasantly,
while their witticisms are devoid Of vulgarity:
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r .OST BANDBOx--Lost, November zth,
l. 1851. on the Central Railroad ono large
PAPER BAND1CX, with . light calico cover,
marked Mrs. 4. h. 6eott,"(O containing one
b ack Silk Velvet Bonnet, TIVE Shaker bonnets.
trimmed with Brown No ussiaine; one Child's
Summer Hat, two Infants' Bcnnets, together with
sundry ladies' apparel. Tho above Box 10 sup-
posed TO have been put of at some station b.
tween btaunton and Richmond, or carried TO some
Of the city hotels by mistake. A snita bic reward
will be given the finder BY forwarding the same
or leaving the desired information ut this once
i $3.50
CTRAf OOW-Uame to my farm in Henrioo
- county, near Jacob 8. Atlse's farm, some few
weeks since, dark red COW, left car cropped
The owner 10 requested to como forward, prove
property, pay chargee and take her awsy, or abe
will be DEALT with according to law,
ja 22-3t* JAMES DUKE.
TNUUND-A SILVkK WATCH. Also, ONE
CHAIN. The loser can recover both, BY
proving property aud paying for this advertise-
ment, ct 0ONrHIER e. PLATZER'H Liquor
store. Is Main st. j z2-1t-
ITONEY foundry q slave, at Oulpe-
M per Court House. about Christmas
fast. (25th L ecember which the owner can
have by iden flying 1t and paying the cost
OF advertising, and suitable reward to the
finder. JAS. q. BROADUS.
ia 27-st*
NOTIOE -Miscarried between CnlpepeT
~ Court-Hoase and Yorktown, Virginia,
q covered Trunk, containing clothing,
marked W. ]. WILLING, Jr., Port Gibson,
Mississipri. ANY information concerning the
same will be literally rewarded II left At the
Exchange Hotel. ja0-St*
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Reported Resignatiom.-lt WAS reported
Yesterday that Col Geo. w. Randolph had
resigned his commission in the army on 90,
count Of ill.heahL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

A LIGUisi 4 ASN1A'CLorH1No HOUSE.
100 MAIN 6rREEr.
Blue Blanket COATS.
Heavy Satinstt PANTS.
@1 1 o 0la.h do.
HANDKE1RHSHiETs:
white and Fancy Six DO
Garots COLLARS,
Fancy Marrow nEox s 4iss. oo.AA
Fancy do.
Check Linen do,
with 3 AID without coll.'')
o0''0n eoJ Hss,v Jeans DRAWERS.
A large stock OF Clothing on hand, offered
- '" ~ TAYLOR 4 co..
ia2a-4t 200 Main street.
HEAD OF ALL BROWN Pas,
n LEY have just received some spis"u.
SHAU. from York River. which will D. ~.
hibitad at their stall In shs Old Market 'h''
m GSNukkisA an aiHEsssRiHas.
and fine KOCk fiSs,
The best Norfolk and York River Otss,
TKRS. for sale TO Citizens and Suffers s'''
pj J. : ss"iss Known PEAsLEY.
m o b . b T . T 8.
GOLD FOIL. eqasi . tas BE. manai.s'aas Ss,..
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n1TENT AGENCY. -
JAMES 8. rRIxCH. ,.,.
/ I.aen Exsntaer In he v. .. Es'"
PHAsuts procured and 81 e.slasss WIN
Psseat-OdIce promptly assSeoec ~ ..rssu.
i - Once corner Of BANK AAe
A1drs0 Boz pls.
JNU5OI0T1OG.-1ks eopar1ss11,R s s1
foSOro exlstlna betWses J. ~ 1sv
lHkJT. CVA01EnA hes - .n,rS
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ciains against ~ GA9s - eS SS;HnxT.I.Y.
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" To Purchase or Hire
a NAN SERVANT,
Of good character,
To wait In the dining room.
Apply ~
ia 22-3.& TARDY & WILLIAMS.

w RECRUITS.
Six Troopers, we'll mounted, Of good char.
acter, will bs received IN the Asnrioo Light
Dragons, II application 10 made N the next
i've DAYS, to Uxpt Z /. g. MAuRUDER. Law
Building, between the hours Of and IL A.
M, IL y2-<s
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" A YOUNG NAL
To drive Bread Wagon. A sober aud n.
dustrious MAJ will get good wages y nd steady
employment. Apply At
BRl00S'S BAKERY.
ia 22-2t& Corner Atm and broad streets.
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w WOOD,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Good seasoned Pine Wood, 1t nve dollars
(0Sl per cord Oak at SIX dollars (es,l deiiy.
cred In any part Of the city. Once corner Of
! 9th street. and Balm hank, formerly HI!
Yishsr'e. j. Este
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
i day Of October, A. d 1859, Patrick Foley
and Bridget Foley, his wife, executed unto John
L. Swits, as Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust Icon
veying to said Trustee the land In Scott county
Iowa, described as follows, to-wt: The east half
Of lot number twenty-five RS in Cock h Sargen,'s
first addition to the cityof Davenport, Iowa " ich
said conveyance was made by the said Patrick
Foley and Bridget Foley, his wife, for the purpose
of securing the payment of one certain promissory
note and tho interest thereon, signed by said Pat
rick Foley and Bridget Foley. dated the 18th day
Of October, A. u. 1859, and payable one year af-
ter date to the order of James c. Bonner. for the
sum of one hundred and ninety three 1890 dol
lars, value received, with interest at the rate of
ten per cent. after maturity.
And nov, said nete having become due and pay
able, and the said Patrick Foley and Bridg get Fo-
ley having failed to pay the same, l, John L.
Swits, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Septem ber A d. $50 1t
the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door, in the city of Dav-
enport expose and offer for sale, 1t public auction
the parcel of land above describeo,or 60
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs of
this notice and trustees tees.
Dated the 10th day Of August, AID. 1862.
JOHN L. SWlTS,
ago dts Trustee.