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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

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The ezsltsn sat created b. tis 6sUaM.
tons Of the steamer ''Dtsso OF Vrsss. ssssN.
on the enemy forces near Mewro,s -
wss increased ~ the murder Of 4 i~aeN
volunteer, about 10 O'Clock to.dav skseas
bsr Of company z, OlAibopu 0n.nA.
Iouistsna Regiment, b. the pams "a III
Sheridan, was murdered BY q ms~Ns ens
same company, named Wiilsep - -. o. -
him in the c0llar.bons. He exn.,sHH eeAe
five minut ~ after h. Wa stab6esf ~'a aeelt
rAe n ufdsTeT was 10 and snsconsao
two hours aftsrw1xds, In q ~ ~ ssena
house In Pocahontas,. aboat tvo Saaa's
yards from the place the man Wa -sselna
and arrested BY ofHcsrs Peterson sstdsN
better. and conveyed TO jati. Inm ~. aa LIZ.
ana the news rom Norfolk. has s,sUrIMos
widest excltsment In our city. Sd u
The powder mill IL nearly oomn,.,.
viii be In full operation In two asl
weeks. unV
The militia have been sp,o,,.d
about 1.oov, one.haif Of which Iamoeriss
are capable Of Psr1orming active dn.s suppcss,
Several new Co:nS2nies are beins g.
In this city for tho war.
The foregoing lsttsr lhouis says 80.
as two days ego. We are unass. "a s....'
for The delay. Editors Di.poseAI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Sales Of Real Estate The Arlington House,
consisting Of two tenemsnts, ON Main street,
was sold recently, at auction, by Goddin &
Apperson, for $lS,650 per tenement Two
vacant lois, lying on the upper and lower side
of the above, was sold at the same time, for
the respective sums Of $3.50 and $500 per front
foot Mrs Stanerd has sold her house for
81, 900 to VIM. H. Macfarland, who has sold
his house to Tyler, of the hrm of Mitchell X
Tyler, for 22,OO0. Mrs. Stanard has bought
the residence of Peachy K. Grsttan for sl7 900,
and Mr.. G goes to the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

F2orences Batlery-This battery, which is
being raised by Capt. l.. Florence, Jr., late
Lieutsnan. in Louisiana Zouaves, will be at
tached TO Fi,zgeraid's regiment Of light ar:il-
lery, and offers ssra chance Tor young men
latter being complete In all respects, and the
commander having had three years expert
encs IN the artillery service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

There was no public demon stratic In
New Orleans on mardi gras day this year-a
departure from q custom which has existed
ever since New orleans has been city.
-Four female servants Of Uol. Walker, OF
Lynehbot 6. were drowned last sunday ~
Ne .capsixiue o1a beat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

The Si1h Lecture ta the Winter Course.
DR.; Burrows, one OF our most distinguished
at DR.. Hoge's Church, on 5th street His SUBJ
ject "The Supreme Need of the Rspnblic," is
an attractive theme, and in the hands of DR..
b. will doubtless prove most interesting to an
apprsciatiye sudience. We trust the object,
the subject, and the lecturer, will attract full
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13
No. 4 Ell shangs Block. Pearl

THE sUPRENE NEED OF ThE
0S3 REPUBLIO.-fhs 9Th regular LEM
TURE OF tas Winter Course. for the beneAt
OF the volunteers now In the Ael1, viii b
8 o'clock r. III, by the Rev. J. LASsIYs BuR.
Rows, ID. D., in the Second Presbyterian
church, 9th street. Tickets TO be had ct the
usual places. NH 13-et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13
Ar7AIDs o. 518 ooA1I.
IFROM OUR "O6CASIONAL.'

IN. SPIRIT Of tie Sssfh-Aspeet Of Military
ASairs-The Dsfsncss around SaCaasaA--
Encronchments IF TIE Federais-N<s xas-
kee Battertes-1Heir Prospects Of 6accsss---
Effect Of The TAreascssd Ahsdc@ spo" tAs
Community, DC, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Es6ank's Arsiuery.-This battery OF Light
Artillery is in charge Of John L. Eubank,
Captain, and w. G. Turpin, F. B. Deane, Jr,
and r. B. Westham, who want few more
men to fill up their company: Recruits are
paid the usual bounty, and the company'is
tlamen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Mayors Court yesterday the case of Jim,
slave 10 Ishsm Chewing, charged with the
murder of Andrew, slave of Mrs. Sally Gray
was continued until to-day. John H. Gate
wood and Chas. H. Althizer, arrested as &C.
completes in the murder of Edwin Hamilton,
had their cases also continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Mors Msn-We understand that Captain
Wikinson's artillery company will receive 2
few moro men We have already advised
our readers Of The advantages Of this company:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Arrests.--Ths following parties were ar
rested by the Provost Marshal yesterday 81
p. Derby. reasonable language, Richmond
Thomas A. Case, ditto, ditto Joseph Daw
son, Union man; d. francisco, selling win,
and brandy; Dennis Cnsick, paroled prisoner
drank VIM. Divine, Fluvanna county, dis
loyalty; JAS R. Miller and John Leonard
Richmond, for selling liquor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13
THB coY6RIss.

IHB Cok6R1SSs
The Con grass Is one Of the wooden frigates
Navy Yard in the year 1851, and; 10 conse.
quen :ly twenty-ooe years cd. She was Of
eighteen hundred aud sixty seven tons bur.
thea and carried hf.y snns. Previous to her
having been placed ON the bDoc1ading sausd.
ron she was in commission OF the coast of
Rrezii from which station sks YVES Recalled
when the rebellion broke OUT When she
arrived in August last, four OF her officers
acted In suoA a m amer as to cause them to
be sent to Fort Lafayette. At las; adyicss
the vessel was under the charge OF Conman.
der Saith blu. whether any change has
since taken place in the comm sndsr, we have
not yet learned. Our advicss report that
the vessel was surrendered rttsY some heavy
aghting.
Che Hsrslds attempt to mstamorphoss q
terrible disns.er into a "slisht reverse" or
rs 1t says In another editorial, . brilliant
engagement" will not fail TO excite a smile
here. The account is intended for n foreign
market. but We think 1t will hardly succeed,
even In Europe.
Tia commandant Of the Frep eh Steamer.
who arrived at Fortress Mon roe from Norfolk
on Friday last, states that the greatest ex.
element prevailed At Norfolk, in expects tion
OF an attack and the destruction Of the city
by the Burnside expedition and that the M ar
rimac was crowded with men ready for action !.
Lieutenant J. s. Worden, who Commended
the Monitor during tho recent enxagenent.
was injured By The cement from the Dilot
houSobeing driven into his eyes
The evacuation of Lsesburg BY the rshals
and its occupation by Col. Geary on Satur.
day. Is ofhcialiy confirmed.
Yesterday morning tho pickets OF Colonel
Hamilton, near Smiths Mills, were attacked
~ rebel scouts, and one of the eth Indian
reEiment was killed.
Scouting parties rent out In the direction al
Winchester fatied 10 meet with any reeis.
aDoe, except from & small cavalry picxsts.
but ON Friday n brisk skirmtsh took place
between q company OF our cavalry and IA n
Of Colonel Ashby'a rebel cavalry. hetvean
Bunker Hill and Winchester. In vh:ch AZ
rebels were killed.
Up toels 5. night all was quiet on the from.
| tiers OF the Upper Potomac.
Osps. VIM. D. Porter, Commanoer NJ ths
1ississippi grnboat Essex, Is fast recov afi ~
rom the in1sriae he sustained at the sttscS
ON Fort Henry. ''
Ieieu. Mcclellan has divided the srand .,~,
o. thu Potomac into Are esrps = arrss. ~
nse also ordered the following lark OF AZ.
cnGnSs OF prisoners OF war:
nae n. ~A'S
x.isusenant.Cssneral, forty mon.
MAJor.sfenAral. thirty men.
nrixadier. General. tWeAty mea.
Colonel, nfteen men.
na:asatsnant.OolOnei, ten mon.
major, eight mea.
Captain, stx MEN. ~
Lieutenant, four mer.
SAT. Iaeslsenant a Ensiwn &A,.>-
Men, eonmt1sioned o1loSrs. ~ ~
fylvAtes, Nan for nAA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13
NFEDERATE ONGREss
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

W kDSk5DAt, MATCH 10, 1909.
The Confederate States Congress resumed,
yes erday, the consideration of the bill pro.
Viding.for the organization Of the Arkansas
and Red River SUPPLEMENTARY, and regu.
lating trade and intercourse with the Indians
therein, SO rs 10 preserve peace on tbs from.
tier; which passed.
A bill TO increase the clerical force IN the
War department, was passed.
a resolution was adopted to pay color ed
n usiclans the same as those regularly en-.
listed in the army.
Tbs joint resolution passed by the House Of
Representatives, advising planters in this Con-
fecsrsoy to abstain from planting co'ton and
tobacco this yesr, and devote themselves e=-
c,nsivtIy to the production of grain and pro.
visions, was taken up, when MIR BRowE, OF
Miss.. moved 10 lay 1t on the bile, for ths pur.
pose of allowing him to introduce a bill to
curtail the cotton crop OF ths year isa2. Tie
motion was debated by kessrs. Baowy OF
Miss, O9R Of s. c., CLAY OF Ala, WIaYALL Of
Texas and BAEswELL OF S. q.
Nr. SEAMks, of La, moved to lay the resc-
luton on the table; which motion prevsiled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Presidents Guard-A brief mention was
made a few days since of the fact that Capt.
Reeds company, the Presidents Guard, had
been mustered into service. Since that time
the company, which is composed mostly of
youths from Is to II years Of age, has gone
into camp. We learn that the captain, having
obtained permission to raise his company to
1870 men, is DESTROYS Of enlisting few more
recruits. No man over q will be received.
The company offers rare inducements to young
men DESTROYS of aiding in defence of our me-
naced riphts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

n~ NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS AND
OTHERS.-We invite particular attention
to the sale THIS DAY Of the very valuable
subUr oen FARM known as "Woodviils,"
the present residences CT Andrew Ford,
opposite to 'sDogwood." For particulars 70.
fer TO city papers.
Sale will commence at O'Clock p Il. pune.
tuaily. For the accommodate OF bidders.
four. horse omnibHs Will leave the dee Of
the Auctioneers at 81 el'closk precisely.
JAS. M. TAYLOR son,
Z mills 1t Auctioussrs
MSACOx1ON NOTICE.-Ws invite astsn.
ton to our large sale Of Ready Nads Cio,h.
ing, 10 take place ct our Warehouse THIS
MORNING., commencing at 10 O'Clock.
NH lS-lt KENT, PAINE b 90, Aucss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13

Hs.aisxs Cosrs A6w@ li.-psssnI: A.
dernsn 1asxay, b y. Clopson, james Bray,
n. n, Lee, and n. G. Lpsconbs.
The City Sergeant VA ordered b discharge
from jail Thos. Oele, committed By the Court,
18th JaSuary, for twelve months, for failing
TO give security 70 keep the peace.
Harry, slave Of Wat Tyler, was tried for
stealing $500 in bank notes from Persons
Walker, February 10th. and ordered thirty
Joseph Nisholas Baratta, minister Of be
Roman Catholic Church. was authorized to
celebrate marriages and officiats % minister In
accordance with the usuage of that Christian
society.
Case against Perry Moses for letting his
slave 90 at large, was dismissed Rule against
Jno J.Walker, for the same cause.
Rules were awarded against John Jaiser,
VIM. A. Barnett, and Jim Webster, for falling
to appear as Witnesses against Cyrus, slave,
charged with felony.
James PHILIPPE, q soldier, was examined for
making lascivious attack on Martha Jane
Miller, a white girl, under q years Of age,
aud waa acquitted.
VIM. H. Peasants was appointed deputy
for John NJ. Francisco, Commissioner Of the
Revenue for jefferson Ward, who 10 unable 10
perform his duties on account of sickness.
Geo Jones' member Of the Public Guard,
Burton, on the Goth OF February, AID stealing
| a piece Of cloth and other articles, was ex-
amined and sent on for trial before Judge
Lyons. He was allowed to give bail in &lsO
for his appearance before the Judge for trial
The Court will meet again to-day at eleven
o'clock.
Hastings Csxrt, resterdHy.--The Court
Rned John Stewart $40 for allowing his slave
to 80 at large, and recommended to Governor
Leieher to exempt F. w. Hall, City Jsilor,
from militia duty-Jas Clarke was acquitted
Of stealing s75 from Louis Antoine, on the
10th Of june, ls6l-Jas. Austin was sen. OF
| for trial before Judge LYONS, fo- stealing l6
car springs from the Virginia Central road
| The same order was entered in the case Of
| Christopher Kiesell, charged with receiving
the property.-Attachmsnts were issued
against several parties falling TO attend az
witnesses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

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 New Dress Goods.
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 TICKS, Stripes and Denirns, Bleached < Brown Cottons, Linen Towellings, Crash, &c.,, at BISHOP SEDGWICK'S. ! :EA's Balmoral Skirts, a>& FIGURED MUSLIN. skirtings, Brilliants, Swiss Muslin, Lawns. Drapery Muslins. sarsa- ii 'a.~i' 1a9y fl BISHOP sEDGwICK's. isu.uk TABLE STAND COVERS, GLOVES. Hosiery, Parasols and Sun Umbrel- Has, ACravats, Ladies' Collars-the prettiest as- sOrtment in tOwn-at SVaI *@ss .4 '' ' S@Fs BISHOP & isEDawIcK's. Ready Made Clothing. WE NOW HAVE the largest and best Stock ever kept in this place.-Coats, Vests < Pants, all qualities and prices and stylish. Gen s's','s1 s.4 's s B1sHopa sEDaw1eK's. Trunks, ValIses 6 Carpet Bags, ! CARPETS, Window Shades and Paper Hang iings-Curtain Tassels and Fixtures. at BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S. E EHL aG-ga5 i- --.Gr .zsefsJ 4a srar .@a2r II X Hardware, a7sef. 4g.& A GOOD STOCK-Nails by the keg, very lcheap-CRocKERY and GLASS WARH--new Pat Iterns-BooTs SHOES for the Million, at ! r a5 stgfs st BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S. ! i;j.f,sj-. Painted Pails, .a. ,s g,-.. .. CEDAR FAILS, Oak Fails, VarnisA Fails tChildrsa's Pails, apd Lots of Wooden Ware at f Ys.y'u-q ea BISHOP ( SEDGWICK'S. ! air Piekled Cucumbefs, 4.it ii IN VINEGAR ;-New P. R. Mdlasses-De. do tsugar-Prime Flour, Mcal and Feed-Hams ant IShouldsrs-No. l Nackerel, Goldfish, &c., at I '','@h-.tt Nj BISHOP X SEDGWICK'S.
 Champion Of England, a
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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
New Milford Village Lots for Sale

New Milford Village Lots for Sale. TENHE subscriber now offers for sale several E very eligible building lots in the village of New Milford. The lots are beautifully situated fronting on Whittlesey Avenue, and upon the new highway running north towards the ceme- tery and containing from quarter to one and a quarter acres each. The terms of purchase will be made reasonable and easy for purcha. CTS. A rare opportunity is thus presented to secure pleasant location and residence in one of the most delightful villages in Connecticut.
 -1 A. B. MYGATT.
 Dated New Milford, Feb. 15, 1881. 44tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
.1cnAprRR XXI.

utaa ,t An Act for the protection of Fish. !
 Be a.snaeted by the Senate and House cf Rep ssssntatipss, n General Assensbiy eonvened:fli.1
 i That no person orperssns shall draw any seine ,withmeshs less than one and one fourth inches square, or set any esl-pots or traps for catching cells, in any of the coyss, bays, creeks, or rivers within the towns of New London, Groton. [orl 6tonington, inNsw London County, between the first tday of April and the first day of November in each year, on penalty of forfeiting ten 'dolr ars, and the seine, eelpots, or traps used, ono half to him who khall sue therefor and prosecute his suit to effect. and one half to hestreasury of tho town whore the offence is committed. .,.
 Approved, July 2d, 1862. .a>'iSdi "'''f . <
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
----------------e- CHAPTER XxxII.
 An sAct for the protection of Fish in Long Lake

An 1cs forahe protection of Fish in Long Lake .Bs t enacted by the Senate Ysnd Houss of Rep SAa. l. That no person shall take, destroy n or carry away fronl Long Lake in the town of Win ch eater, Lttoh6eld county, Any fish, between tho fest day of Bfay and the first day of December
 in each year for the term of four years. fron and after the passage Of this act. 2 ? 'H-, .lll.
 nSsc 2. Any person 50 offsnding shall forfeit
 and paya fine of net less than seven. nor more thai, twenty dollars for each and every offence 50 committed, one half to him who shall sue therefor and prosecute to sffect and the other half to tho treasury of the said town of Winches- ter. --t5I s- lsA nnro,sH3f Ink 0d 1260 s..f. ls-r t....sl. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
T A R R A NT,S md, EFFER YESCENT SETTZER APERIFNT


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 It may be used with the best effect in
 Bilious and Febre Diseases Costiveness Sick Head- r. Ache, Nausea. Loss Of Appetite Indigestion, Aciddy of the Stomach. 1orp,dity of the Ltuer, Goa, Rheumatic Afsc- tons, GraveL Pites, .. and all complaints where A GENTLE AND COOLING ApER1ENT OR PuRGATIyE . Is REQUIRED. -.- , .-..--r It is particularly adapted to the wants of l Travellers by Sea and Land, Residents of Hot Climates, Persons of Sedentary Habits, Invalids 1 and convalescents; Captains of Vessels and Planters, will find it valuable addition to their Medicine Chests. l It is in the form of a powder carefully put up in bottles, to keep in any climate, and mere- l iy requires water poured upon it to produce q ] delightful efervescent beverage. Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen of the igheststanding through out the country, and it's steadily increasing pop ularity for series of years, strongly guarantee | its efficacy and valuable character, and com mend it to the favorab, notice of an intelligent public.
 Manufactured only by
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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
THE J.ATESTSNEWS! | Great Movement Of Munson's

FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THEMANsIoN
 HOUSE, SOUTH sTREET) IT HAVE taken the we'll known Stand formerly A occupied by c. Reinhart, and filled up with shall sell at small advance from cost I wish to say to all, Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. Twill engage to sell Boots and Shoes as cheap as they can be had in the County. Good Goods, well examined, are half sold. full As sortment of LEATHER & FINDINGS. con stantly on hand and for sale. l.ilAiffs l"6 Particular attention paid to Making and Re. pairing. <, ,..,...''--.- ..,....'-.<F
 tgMy terms arc Cash. tf-6