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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17
A Glance At she News.

Choice yellow Virginia butter Is adysrtiksd
for sale In New Orleans
Ona hundred and ten thousand dollars of
the mcDonogh school fand has been In vested
0y the com missl0n ers in the defence Of New
orleans.
A railroad charter has been granted by the
NORTH Carolina Stsie Ocn, e.5pp, autLorix
Ing the constructor Of q rosd from Wasning
ION, n. O., TO rarhofo' in Edge om be eounl4
since the supply Of coal has BEEN Gu. OF,
from the Ohio river, the cittss OF tne Mtss q.
slppi valley are uirx ATTENTION 10 toe ya.s
coal DEF osi's In Perry, SPARTA, Sesas ia n
and o her countiss in ArkaLsas, easily az.
cessible by givef craft
The Milledgev,lis Recorder thinks tha, ,h.
add ees 0. the 0ear1in legation IN the Pro.
vis,onal Congress Is .'ovsrdrawn, ana leave,
upon tue mihd SAD Impression a 10 he pos
pacity." -
The call Of Gov. PA.tus, Of Mississ,p.t. fol
ten thousand ore volunteers me-. ~ "a IN !
nesfy response In all parts OF The State.
Xne proprietors Of the Abingdon plrssstau
nave colo out TO Messrs. Neal ! Oomsna.
Common shoes are worth % pair IN Ne y
Ofieans, and the shsemakers declare thai ,.s
price will Oe increased shresfold II the b.oc.
ads 10 not soon raised.
Pensacols Is very dull. Gen. BrARe,,
pfcc,ama hon on she sale OF whtskey. MAJ :,
Unnecessary toT ths boys 70 run tie bloes
ade
Optain joseph Fry, q. q. II vAn ~
mAoded the Ivy on the mamogAb e1reAi 80
q the Ram" Aaes, watch olsasoa - r -
81 New OslsaDs u Shv blockadera' m -
ap90tnted 70 he commAad Of ~ new u q
e1aboAt 0aoSspas.
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WHY FORT hssRY WAS SuRRESDRRED- The
Nashville U.ion aud american says III 1t the
surrs nder Of Fort Henry, under the c,rcum-
6 etaI ces, was inevita bile, because OF the Lix
water Of the Ten nnessee river, which was run.
ming almost into the fort, aud threatening
hourly to inundate II, thus making It a
slaughter pen" for the shells of the epemy
whose boa s could take n y lsitiou to com
pletely coAmandit. The ,ca,ion OF thi fort
was unf'r'unately made during ,hs period
OF kentucky neutrality, when the Presideu:
of the Con oufed"rate States and the Governor
of Tennessee fel, bound 10 scrupulo usiy re-
spect the position OF our sister Sta e, and bs
fore the forces of Lincoln had begun to make
cam ping grounds OF its soil. Uuder these
circumstances, II was found recess sry by t.,e
engineer who located II, TO r. frain from oc-
cupyiog an eminence On the opposite bank
Of the river, which lies in the State of Ken.
tucky, and which commands the tori -
It was deemed, no weyer, su fficiently strong
to resist any force which n gut probably
be brought against 1t by the enemy
by water, The Lincoln Govern n ent not hav.
ing then devised the ~ stem of iron clad 2 euu
Il Lets which 1t has since ado pted. The pronar
location n for our foIt onght to have b. en- on
the '1Narrows," between the Tennessee and
Cum m0erland rivers, whAr The Two rivers ap
proach each other in their winding co0rses
at distance Of only three miles, the In ter.
veniDG tongue OF land bstu elevated anr
commanding both RI srs. The consider ations
we have mentioned prevented LIS location nj
that point. Fort Henry Is an Q bOrate and
we'll ll-eonstructed earth work, and had 1t bsen q
In q commanding position, would have excl.
ted the admi 9 ion of ell engineer, Wecan
not describe 1t tor want Of sui1icie n In forms.
ton as to its constr uction and approachas =
1t was, however, generally REGARDED by mill.
tary N en-, in consideration OF IL situation. rs
q weak fortification. which was compaiied to
n II v henever it was approached in sufacienl
force by land and wa ter. 1t was pro vided
with some Of the best guns In the ser vice
both rifled and smooth bore ten 3l,s, one
inch cOlumbiad, and one Us s-pouader rifsd
gun.
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HoNoRABLR TaIRv8s.-Two or three days
after Liner son ktherIdge was installed "a
clerk Of the United States House of kspro.
senta!ives. the Hon. David Kilgore, mem
Der of oegress from Indiana, stepped scross
from his own seat into the clerks ef1ice
and began to complain, In the most vioIrn I
terms, Of abe Secretary Of War. The chief
source Of his lie agaii st that I'm npartanf
Official was. that he had refused a lot Of
bacon just offer ed him ~ the low I rice OF tan
cents, neat. Thaddeus Stevens-uh ho "a, he
hind newspaper allowed his indiana ,r;erd
TO ofnish the story of his grievance, wren.
lay ing aside his paper, he thus accostAd him
"Kiigore, you are the most infrrua1 fool In
Congress You amt dt 70 hold seat in Uon.
gress, and il anybody will introduce rss
oiution 70 expel pom, will vots tor Il. -
kiigoEe. little surprised At the sudden as
sault Of h,s brother Black Rspaslicsn n.
wanted 10 know Why he was ~ violents
ON tell you," says Stevens, "you, . man
OF sense, and q member Of Longrsss, - ask
only ten cents Of Stmou Cameron for bAconi
You etefnsl fool! Why didn't you put your
price At thirty csntsi Then you'd have got
hftesn, and nftesn would have been ls1t Tor
the CON tracing partyi rouSh! I'm asharusd
ofyou." TheSe was moro truth than jest In
that Joke. IL n kay - the whole eVsIem
prscticsd as warrington Honorable sLi isyesi
hecreaaSies, OungSe1s0s0, 0enerals. ali hard.
in glove, or ha4ds without gloves. amona
the rich spctls o1 place and psi1-HaaAe(l'
Bsan0.
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SSasheFn h ,shsps.

Editor OF hs Dtsp0tch: NY attention has
oeen recentiy cliied ~ an article which ap.
peaHeo some ten days ago la your paper, IL
relation ~ tne sanction gwen by Bishops - =
klnsCn OF North sjaroltu. aMu utey Of 4 ca :
Aesses. to the usual circular no tice sent to ali
Inc States ON the ordination Or BlSno Ste.
vons; and ;is 1t seems oesig nel 10 csii ia ues-
tioh IAo loyalty OF the ken ileinen 10 WuOm
/! FeIers, deem Al my duty, as the sou Of Oh.
OF thsln, 70 Lake some AoLice OF ir.
Ane fLcts, presume, TO be simpiy these
ny tne canOns II the PRO tesrant Episcopal
Churcl IL the Uni Ted Sta les - each Bishop j.
req qaired TO consent TO the conservation Oh
every newly elec led Bishop Detoie .he sam.
can he lawfully done. AS no general cunven-
Ion u the CAurch IN the ContederAts Ssn 1. {
mas Dsen neiu sIAc< Lhe ". ..n0raWi.i Oh III.
southern States from The oid Uniou. tne. Z
bas conseq aenLy, as yet, been no Change A.
shls iaw-and u.i Iii The sseMOiy OF soIno suvA
Dody having aotaority 10 N AAe la Tor Ia :.
porLlVu oI tno cnurcn residing III iAe Con
Ieuerate ST. ties, me caaOus or Ine genera,
church are deemed TO % blnoinx UPON ne I
clerES-if hos Ia co feet Win Inc aIIrRlnAee
hey owe Lheir HeseiAnent
AAe heS. Dr. OteGens having be. N eiecteG
assistant bisAop OF ienAsyAvania, BisnVps
At3inson anu Orey We're pOilieiy uol.f1ed O.
the iacs, anu tnelr consent 20 his cvusec. Il =.
sisn asked. Inc poll .ic1i . adj ton Ut Ine twu
Countries n;tu nothing whatever " do with
'ho qaestlon, which ws-s purely d CaAouical
one.
hs ken'Iemen VINO mad been politely ad
uresseQ upon sunJ.ct entirely uncoanecteS
Wi n foiisics, and as thoae too, having re
spect Tor The existing laws of their church
hese bishops deemed 1t their du,y 10 r@pi,
heir having done so seems 10 nave mad.
them liable to miscoLstruceion on The par
OF those who ueither know these genli meu
themselves nor the facts OF he case as abo VI
stated. Tue IL fl fence which seems 10 have
been drawa by su,h is NEST uhwarra n tes
from the facts aud is utterly uuiust as tht
friends Of these bishops a,e well aware.
Both Bishop Atk nson and Bishop Otey
have spent their whole liv-s in the Sou th
being both VirgtLians by birth, and each nai
furnished from bis own family. soldiers, who
are now In the field, fighting the battles O,
our beloved country, against the insolen,
and bal barous Northern foe
JOzs WILDER ATsrEsoY
Capt Go. A, 18th Regt Va. Vols
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- 'ts tuE YOU nj " StF u e.
- . g. No Aby GENT t,U
TIES mr. comfy, ~ " III b. ur II
ae,d calls upon son 'o tsy htr frc'n III trr 4
bee q ~ a'tC. 'hs 'Lfr ofysur n I've
lard, soer int. a. eu.Iu ha WI q no
gets IL tron nj o. Stu duce ytu to y
state worse 'han II ySTN; VITO VII: n1ve
= III end 1T aUO b~r tFfT. W 4tT ~ d-S, IN
bat little iPss ihat 80" IL u.sui null l.s {
r"iiar-. Z he oh.sct 10 Il, h pvt ls
aoV h*s his arms houIis. az a p-is OF
Iron, "'cl c fpS Oar 80 II t.s b rfuly
The liz o! wD'cn the wo' as bas .e.dcm se-t
,nd oLty h d~s - time 10 usb pIor U. li+.
~ avataplbe SaGii tLsv oStryhsim v.
No IC; th'b. Il ms 20. Tr~n, %
arms, ,ters msn of the 'tabt g and Of r. bu
eai h, your couT tfs nttGs goa all
| come m ',g You, atl-r an absence Of
nine IT. q" NJ. con- n ssiorsd uu6eT he CIfer
OF t;sn J hD~tol o r. ,ive and mus or iu o
stIvicP G. u I.t 'he Iautt. itfi@s IA
he tCDfsds rat" stiv c.. u der h lste nct 81 (
Cona'"ss. hsp OF "os-s on tbi~ bns,Be .,
my n g u III be at thafio.ie u Ii v nsI =
ala iutJrmattou rhn - h"h
TO i SpESCtR
Capt. fon'x Co X, s'h W voI-
y l1-2a1SAs Cha. lott- kinss.
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FROM NORFOLK.

.,,.sr<s.s Of tie Enemy on the North Care
=, C,or-Gsnbcats an Aibemarie--Re-
.,,t.d Captsrr Of PymenA-0orerncr
p,.-AFtct,ns Scene, &c.
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- IL II ~ . tW-h~ Is.Ais AVID ''kT. d.
FOR the IUrp.se Il l.b GIN I
AID 70 o. T. suc OF H. =, idi-r- u tur.
iopRr, uOW asstuE thT uEh Onr civ, re
unn0 u to b n.t thrs. rs m ftr,s -is, here
PoTuon o ahe ihIRe bu, d. o. l0tS, he.
IA Aan Main 4 q 49, Its hst ep cd {
~ con 'roi sn TN ieut Sup- inlnd-u {
. ! 70 Ia ht'FnC c. AL tims. h a
u.t-,,sr, tt'z-'s wii b. lurhi@ Ne er 'i,itUg
he h der meals ior turtbeT ftim -
tio' IL gTiia ~ hs t0f d .va,e lrausIov.
- iDn IL ,., OF g. ~. Wrtd, ~f,u Of the rc-
pr etoTs OF er n h1f. ~
IA NJ NiD' ~, Chairman
fe 14-l2C Armv Com o. g. A.
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y. % Jupss TIL ss.-A eeatlsma. from
'ssss, on yesterday, eoS1 1rms ~ ~.
y slsgrsph. thsf js1ee JcAn TeeS
Ssca On TAassdAy nfGSt e IL -.
a.. W9ns.tons Ye., altsf a iIlnHno ol
ssys'-16Aass1 1nfSlrw, lea.
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f kfat TiAG r ftts - RaO ID.
- Ee3 ~ II. A pOa 1T .'Ni<GS
~ X viii ne - Il nf ea ~ y. u k Ia
"a'm I'll "a. m WLoSBSp ". tGe % g. 4, b.
iF6S
Py - or OF tie Bard { ri c ps
f. s 6" J j RI r. .'sIi-r
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as Nsas s~s s..sas Az

~ IHttf!lZ n. ( hurch ana IJoio.
T.ti!s ere I. ine'sd Z, opp. D, =, T,ry.
fsit II ~, ,CESbtY " n. a. at g
o'"ioek. {. form '!uues csmpiuy 4
MT t- dance 10 d-s red
+. Is Ss go. j.. ShyILI
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JOHN T MONROE, Mayor.
NO s 9o! !

Rssoired THAT the AsyUr re, a.a ne Il
hereby. r.qnes'ed To ed..r iss dartur tsp
days ia the Q III All Journal OF tnss ei,y spu
also IN "a Dswsp' per tubIiSb.d ia Msmnnts
ehd NASH its. Tear esse huntsvtiIs. Ala
ha m =, nId kichmopd. t'gk'ats. that seated
proIosais will n- received by he city %
New sriesns 1at'i tn IS dsy of fe6lusy,
bsxt for farutshi"g - the CITY of New
OTisars cre hur or.d houssnd u ures q +
SA,.1PErkE sid prs.os 70 10 ue a.i,s
cred to tns IafoT. ebd % spec T. toe time ~
dslv-rv the quality Of ga ,rssre, apa ths
conditions, a.. -
(SiSnsdl 1--WE, BEGHS,
eAiasut 2,ysn.
Boare OF sssissaat aiusrm.n
cisrsd' Gr nai.ssAHkE.
Prssden' fyo tam s.art Of A id.rmsr
A,proy.d d Feb s, iSe1
tS'sneol JOAN (, aiINaoE.
fe list sa,a-
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soldiers.
CIRcrsHAff, Feb. ia spsciai dispatch
from Indiana polls to the Connereial says that
two men were arrested At Princeton, Ind. .
few days since. by the surveyor OF he pert
and boot legs were fon nd waddsi With letters
for parties in the south, many OF them rom
Europe. one Of them had q large amouat Of
Rein nforcements have gone forward from
Danville and Somerset 10 support General
Thomas In his movsme ent on Knoxville.
rHI srArBMHxf OF Al ESCAPED cos1IDHRArs
SOLDIER.
have been con versing this morning with
Mr. Wm. Barr, who came from Port Roy 81 u
lew daysagJ. Mr.. Barr il q ca iti2sn Of Phil
adelphia, aud has been residing Ia the South
for some years He went 70 Savannah early
three years since, where he was emp,oyed In
the house OF Meesrs Williams l. Rvacn.S
Before the war BRUCE ont he was u mem ber
OF the Irish Volunteers, looai miii Ary COM
pany, 10 which hs belonged when Fort sum =
ter fell. II was though. In savannah ,hatths
"ar was more temporary difficulty, but
after Inc battle OF Bun Kun the volunteer
companies were mustered NO The service OF
the confederate States. The feeAlnx Ia favor
possl Ole for u Union man to come 70 the
N0rth, or avoid tmpressment lnso the rebsi
service. Speaking OF ths general featiug
among :he Irish aud u oermans. he thinks slssrs
- - 80 - A.s'sA ~ AA0A AecAAA6 ONt tAo - n
sral poverty Of their condIiiou. and their sub
ordiha,c social posiu l., rendered them in the
power of the Secession leaders
Glr. Barr was anxious to como to the North,
bat he Was Transferred TO T., bse Islano
Wnsn the loyAlists captured hutton H. I'D
he was transferred TO Fort Pulaski, where
ne was made q corporal OF The gaaru. Alter
remaining there until december Gath ne
made up his mind TO desert. He cut raft
OF timber from its moorings during Ire u y !,
ana permitted II to Il Jat over TO " bee l..
ianu where our forces are 4 Possession
About six O'Clock III the evening ne was on
Told the Lien under nim IL W. uid paddle ut
into the bay and obtain some oy Lsrs on
whicn they could mess, He sot mo the
boat and kept on his course 70 Tybse Leland
He landed on the uddy shore, aAu was
hailed by the picke:s of German regiment,
wno, NOT understanding his s.neiisn feye.-
led their pieces. he surrendered, ana was
sent to Gen. Wright, who sent hlm oa Ooaru
the Savannah.
he hcq uainted the captain with ths fsct
that the English steamer Warsaw was at
tempting to fun the blockade. A guA boa
was ssL up to the haT and kept it from cross
ing 1t Is now hemmeL in, and will not be
permitted 70 proceeu on It's voyage
he states that Fort Pulaski IS provision ed
for two months, and Well defended, bnt d a
ali supplies are cut OF. IALnaii is lnere with
d mosq uiio naet or lnree boAis. Ths toft now
con Gaias 1orty.six guns, i've m.rtars, anu
one TiHed cannon. Major Uinstead CON :
mGnds tie thinks there viii be au attack
on savannah very soon, and that it can be
Laken. Fort j acksOi- Is the only inseryeE ing
ae;ence. IL mounts twelve guns, is open and
exposed, and may De easily reduced.
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~ q GENUINE. row rFoA pt.a, sts
~ neg es j. pHwhstsu eourtg, SAP Filr :. suy-
tiIas a. use -, by
BC2RssS Il co,
WhcieSa@ s'.rs - rcns eco, i,srs &e.
3 t9t ~ Il h,,a - nh
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&S SffCtsL II ,f.rt. JOIN - IN.
Nis s,s~ hav'ng wlthdt avn, hy snutnai on-
seat, fTDW the cu"c~rU Nve.Is ~ hILES.
JE~ NJ No Il 90 may bore after b. fuutd
st IN" IS ab ish usne ot SAM =. oTrssLL
EnrTe Gs Wiz re hapfy II meet |. il old
friends 7Ed o'hers la van Of anytEtps la
te sacdi-ry and Haires< 'inr. IL i2-Ss
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CALTPETkEi
MAYORALIf - NsS fsLkAks, )
?

MAYoRALTf - NKs fsLkAks,t
tity As!', trp &, lso9
In aecord4 re wi b tns lei own az gd,napce
Of the on mon Ooun melt OF ia is city. hereby
aup our ce hat ses ed prop sa4s viii be re-.
cstved ~ th,s ef,se uu'ii he 2;'b tnst for
tnruiShins Tn tie eity q New brtasrso,a
hundred thousast poDnt-o - LiPtTR..
Said proposals should bs addrea.sa az .ot.
lowb:
"To JOHN r MONROE. M.yor o,.h.
city Of Nss Or'eans. Prop pJsais for fara an.
iag Sal patre."
JOHN T MONROE Mavor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n LAR0E AUUrlON SALE.
UNPRECEDkNTED ATTRACTION

eco 900 WORTH Or sEAsostBLE DRY
GU,.D. TX usl D our PD |.
TVS tTkY L. Z lorE r. tf sPRIL.
To HIE-A.E bt has ONLY -
PO,l1ittLY No uouLS ~ + I Al l..
Tho balance OF the sto. b remairtng en-
nHnd al that Il. e. viii be c'srd ont 81 pr.
'c acu"h w'tho"L iimi OF rye, veg
liner oueibtss ngag m-Bs when viii te-
"a r. ms ahd.y".d a,t-iton 6.rebsr ..
sotirf'. ahh .hers. aiii ia tn . at exc.l-
,irsat isGuc. rnsnts vi, b. offered ne us NJ
Goods wers rnse"ss Vi previous u the var.
Amcnsst tie Sea viii b. IouId (, great
naas strp'e,nd d'sir bic soods. sons o. ps
IN par OF
10 esIesa : BrowU Dom.s ICE.
81 n lee 3 DO.
~ oaies DO.
is les Brown J-zrs,
4ca-ss Z Be ch~d >hiet,uSs,
1000 peces >ir ng Prns,
100 pi-ce Lawn,
eco e icscry >@irss,
POGO dor Eo.Iefy,
SGl nacas Pms,
5000 Y rds summer DreE- Goods.
800 pie- es ieo.ht am bic
200 iece Zap. ch''s t.m briGS.
geo pieces Swi-f Musiirs,
200 pieces Dotted cc .s
1000 pi-c-s B3"Iet Ei6oor,
loo i"1 tnf-rskiI sand DrnVsre
1000 1c8. " bite >''ool tot,or.
anttoa and W; Glen snpae.
Crensha~' b@sL ~ eskil CloIh,
100 pieces sSoi5 LACE.
ilii ~ 0iiL Sut-o's,
200 j. z VI ,lras Il uuaeicaIsfs
1000 piarkss
loo gfos- P.iyius '.rGs,
81 water yroof Goa, a
800 sup.r w ter roof Bianks.s
70 ,..,ss nstoa BATS,
5000 yaTas E,H.J Abs
81 p,fces HIacl S~rs,s
Tegrtner With variety of oshsr sooss
ed % he trs"e, all OF which " Iii be Of.
t",rd at satisfactory prices prev ~ the
ale.
T. orier 10 Prepare for the auction, the
sore q i'll b. closed Oh the t.s Aprit, 10 take
eu inveatory ALFkyD MuStS.
oS satu street
n Sale cor acted by T. Is. Cock, auct.
Ie6-2Wts
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a y. a. U "a 'A..s.
AI~HpesD rff - ,eee
'VW NEASNAs-tn &1s. " as.-~ So.se, a
] he .e~ 'sen .h.s lea "a ano d a. 4 iAass
%l.le ks'resi co.. any wtt sot r 10 ,cts 2s.s.
b. re po.iieit 10 4 fass al h 4 = =. y. o.
9,.tnss e =, scf DC Seas ~ "a a. g. ssd u
Stu siattols ~ .sss' " &sss seNa -
hereto ore, saAs.v A. /. ..
T. ss
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Ost1~H Ne.N - = e.
kch e,oac Va f~@ 4. Ftts Z
fNN AND AFTEs MOsU.. X = srIh iasss
ths 4 All rAAiS .. sas so.a vi
AsAA al NJ qasrsr bsssEs g. ~, tnsss 81 sf
4. -, - Ieis stsrs.
= sa~s y. v, G.A.i.. Gss, 6Sra,
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Oar 500 X 90 sis.s in y ~ OF ricA a. d e,a.
s"nt hinrer aud Tea S g: car and Iou 'ded
pecap:eTe; Coolers, Gna,rpsgnes, W,ass
tumhteff; Cut ana Mouiu.a ttiNss kcwis.
Finger forIs, itcAie ard Sugar Rowis;
Wal srs. Ia ssts nj sirsi.: ei~g ttt Pisted
T"aS Ste; Waters. siasi"rs, Vrxetaoie ~, hes.
2S0eis & 4; b noa m .ets of Ghsn, Der
.oIiet Ware Vases. T. rt4n Siatnet,s.
E'on1ss, C; wife Granite D,nDer ard
isa teie; i;.e Isor, Ko ytseGd furks, Pleted
Gta and Taoie spoons, tircgs, c In fact,
eVrrS tths a. uaiiS FUND III n large china
ard Hnuss- urpisriug y o'e
Now is TIE ime . upriy Y GTse,ves Ti n
bargains. s'aii t"riya 81 eNarn our q eek.
SIEBBlN =, PUi.i.EN d 20,
fe iS-2E ,UrU,, o =, md t,,. "A ga
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~ GREsr BAP6 IN OH'sa.
u IA )" = re, &o -lntrnaips 20 c. oss busi.
0ess ne soon is p'-~i"9e, .e uoG { dfer a pri.
vat3 aq1a Cur eutirr stock Cf
CHINA.
GLAsST TpkF,
rLATtD sOCDn,
I'll ,NUtAiERS. &C..
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would open bettse Aaxbors than those which
they closed.
asked NJ. Seward whether the priucipal
entrance to Charleston harbor had not been
recently closed altoeethef BY vessels sunk by
order or this Government; and observed 70
him that the oupning Of new port, thirty or
forty miles or would hai dlv console the
people of the large town of Charieston for
the destruc ton Of their own harb1r.
mr. seward said that the best rroof he
could give me that the harhor OF Charleston
had not been rendered Inaccessible was, that
in spite Of the suOksn vessels and cf the
blocE adinG equadrons, British steamer,
laden with coa airaband OF war. had lust sue
osedsd in getting In. / have, &c. LvoHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-17


WAsHIssroH. Feb, II Mr.. Cftttsndsa, by
unanimous consent, presented petition from
Philadelphia. signed by the 0rst men OF tnat
city, proposing that on the 22d Of February,
wsshinsion's Farewell Address be read in
one Of the houfes OF Congress. BY the frefi-
dent Of the Senate or speaker OF the House,
in the presence Of both branches, and that
the Presi0ent, the members Of the Cabinet.
81. Presidents Of the United States, the
judges OF the supreme Court, the ohicers Of
citissns, b tnvited 70 attend ; that tho pro.
es.dias: SE, Of tes day. inciadirE =. prayer and
largely dtstributed; that TIE addSsss OF pDr.
tons Of y b read ~ the head Of tie arniss
and on shtpboad, - ,he Highest Incentive q
our brave dstsndsrs. The psttdonors Also
pray thst COngroas pass 4 joint 1oGnl utjon .
onrry the above into eject. Mr.. Ortttendsn
oDbred . joint resolution 70 refer the petiticn
10 collect committee Of ave, snd that thoy
roport thereon. An amsadmsaS, that -
Osclasatiop Of Independence. apd Secretary
etauton's order % the AEghy aftsr the vtstosy
at NlIl HprtnGs, - read a1 ~ ssnae uuaS.
Wss agHsed 10, and The Sssolutaon aAopAa1.
1as following ass the reeoluttoas iaWo.
, 1862-07-24

WAsHisoron sPiEs.-Ths Government has
lately made several arrests 10 Washington, some
Of whom were women, says { letter. iih ths New
York Post Spies have abounded for several
weeks II b now considered certain By The wai
Department that an intelligent southern rebel
oflcsr spent several days in Washington . isu
weeks since, and visited The iortincaiions around
die ely, afterwards retiring % Dixie Every
movement of our troops i instantly known ia
Richmond. and By All The leading Rebel general.
Ia al parts of the South.
, 1862-07-24

GREAT 1NUxDATIoS IN EsGLkED.-The great
plain 10 The Eastern part Of England, known Is
The Fens, has been overaowed BY the tide break,
ing through The barriers erected against Il.
That section, waisrsd By The Ouss, the Nbvs
and other rissrs. comprises over one thousand
sqanre miles As level and low Is Holland. By
the bursting Of aIuico near Lynn. ihe ssa
rushed in over the country. laying 900 acres
under water he nrst tide. Itwssexpeeted that
on the next visitation 10000 acres would BE-
inundated to he depth Of several feet Men
and animall were driven from their dwellings,.
and produce was floating about Or being des-
troyed Il was feared tAat The total loss win
amount 70 more than one million sterling.
, 1862-07-24

HolInNAY's 0fNTnKNT AND PrAta--Throat
AHeetions.--ln al cases Of relaxed, inliamed,
and ulcrrafod throaln, SAFETY may always Be Sc.
cured By rubbing HolloWay's Ointment upon
trust. II Dinfhoria the most marked success
has attended lls use, N cases where the disease
Threatened % run hlal course IN spite q the
ordinary irlaiment The applicaton of nulln.
WAYS Oirlmnnf 1is Z wull for chilir1ns ~.
ments, who're internal mod|ci1cl can uiih din
Guilty ho administered. When Pills cnnnot bo
swallowed without pain. ihcy should ~ r1dncoi
70 q powder. and ulrd coriolnlly With ne Oini-
moui Who's co1linE soolhing. and hc1lirg ac.
'l'l lh'y.aus@sus br ihrl' paisi1s lpvsFf