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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-24

Suicide Of a SomtA Caroiisa Voiasteer--
Thomas p Butler, private IN Company II,
9Th South Carolina regiment, on detached scr.
vice ~ clerk ia the Commissary Departments
at Manassas, under Col. Thos. Fisher, from
9Th July, 1861, to 9th February, lS6 ;, arrived
in Richmond last Wednesday and put mp at
the Columbian Hotel, ct which establishment
he remained until Friday night, when he put
an end to his life BY severng the angular vein,
in room No 4 Of that hotel. in which he was
last seen alive about seven clock by ser
want, who rotIered him SONS refreshments,
which he declined Nothing moro was known
of his acts until saturday morning, whom
blood was seen coming nom under ne nooi
OF room No. 4, when the lock was forced. ana
the unfortunate man was fcund weltennS m
bis gore-a newly purchased DO vie knife lying
by his side, indicating the manner Of his death
Preparations were immediately made for hold
ing an inquest over the remains, the Ooroner
appointing the hour Of o'clock on SATURDAY
evening AZ the time when the investigation
should be commenced into tho circumstances
attending the unfortunate affair. we learn
thai prior to the present war the deceased was
a Colonel of volunteers in south Carolina In
the Mexican war he commanded company Of
cavalry attached to the Palmetto regiment, OF
which his brother was Colonel, and who fell
in battle Deceased was An uncle OF the gal
LIANT Preston 3. Brooks, and. we learn, q ma
tive of Edgefsld District, >. G., and aged
about 30 years OF commanding presence, he
was also an accomplished gentleman and ripe
scholar. The warm attachment subslsting be-
tween himself and those who knew him best,
showed him worthy of all esteem Persons
acquainted with Col Butler are under the
| impression that the rash act which hurried
him TO the grave was prompted by temporary
insanity, produced by some unknown cause.
The jury Of inquest summoned by H'gn
Constable Freeman, and presided over by
Acting Coroner SanAay, after hearing the EVIL
dence i'll the above case, returned u verdict
that 1hs came to his death by committing sui
eide, irficting several wounds on his body
and cutting his throat with a Bowie knife,
while in an alteration of mind
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!, tE.. apse,re "f definite information on
tSe sasi-ct. We take II for granted that the
cvacnasiou ot Nashville was oocasioncd 10y
The " ~, # snch ,ori.i cations ana forces as
would he entirely reliable 10 resist an assault
hy tie large Northern army, aided by the IRON
al saah"ais. whi2b, with the pre'cnt high
'vs'c.s. ceaii easily ascend the Cumberland 10
y asbvi.le. Thee gnuboats 90 opcrsars WITH
'he Federal hand forces. Rise our enemy an
immense advantage, aud "flt's neraIs ho0 DOUBT
on,ideg the rrereat not The time I" repeat
'ils,lsters The evacuation of Nds ivl!le hhoef
these ,ircun,siau. - has beea rsGSded here
ar SONS days AZ all event consrGien' upon Tue
5a,l OF Fu-} Dsaeison, which oToued the
,n,abe rlai.d la tHe ginb"ats NJ TO Nash
idle.
Motives 81 hu manly had ;also no doubt.
ta.,r influence ia iudueing the abandonment,
II - citv nearly ~ large as Richmond filed
III women an: children, v no would have
been Inc principal Sufferers by an assault upon
tuc cas- which would mos; probably have laid
y ~ rams. Evea /: the enelay gave notice 10
women ana ciuidien TO leave the place large
tuluvD 0! those IN city like Nashville would
to unshls 10 do 60 II MAJ therefore a dictate
of Humanity, as wei as prudence, TO abandon
= town uuder the circumstances, which on
Generals had not the cerjain means to de
isud
Ita the loss Of Nashville X Notifying ~
one VIII deny bat rs fac was inevitable
after tbs tall ut ri DonesoE. L. had nc
forth .s.jous Of consequence no means 81
cheek. rE the operations of the euemys gun
b"at--and resistance there would lrave be.;
ues'ess. the difficulties f tbs Invasion vii
e., multiplied rs il proceeds and there are vel
..,eriocs victories in store for rs to teach the
Northern invader al chr soi that brave men
ching for their country Independence, vii
rlss superior 20 dl-ast.r aud MAINTAIN theil
honor 4si the liberty as iore a. there is
oil hope LETT.
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GAVE AsABY, Middlessx. Feb. q.

Editors Dispatch I noticed in your Issue of
Saturday, Feb. 18th, some remarks from one
Of the members Of the Virginia Legislature,
upon the subject OF the reduction of the pay
Of officers engaged In this war, and the nd .
vance Of tho pay Of privates. It Is true tho
necessities of many of theIatter. In our ranks
require an increase Of pay, still 1t should 70.
main as it is, tor the sake Of our glorious
cauee,) unless that Of the officers be reduced
Wehave patriotism enough, l trust, to make
with orr present pay. or even less. Still such
exertionE in behalf OF privates deserve our
praise, and more 80, rs coming from body,
whose every action has heretofore been for
their own individual comfort and ssse. bang
willing to remain q. home, (or in Richmond }
spending our money. discussing means to ex
empt themselves from serving their country,
and uietly view those moro loyal than they
90 forward and gain an independence, and
they, because, forsooth, they are Legislators.
cannot 70 to the field Of battle, apd thus en-
dagger their valuable lives; yet when the
noble work Is done, and the dastardly foe
driven from our sunny South, who will be
more clamorous than they, In claiming th at
ns have fought aud coz quered. Many of them
were foremost In the ranks Of secession last
spring, and were calling upon all to rally to
the standard of liberty, bat now ara shrink
ing from DUTY, and screening themselves be-
hind an Office that does not interfere with
their known duty TO an outraged country
Many of our brave volunteers are deferred
nom again entering the ranks because the
leaders have now become followers. II Is q
lasting shame In times like these. Why not
exempt those who are engaged in raising
uhsistsuoe for the armyf They were the
ones. III any b sxsmpt,l and not the lawyers
who compose the Legislature, with few hon
orabls exceptions. Then rally 70 your coun.
try's call, all who are now in servios, and
show virginia Legislators that there remains
in the noble old state mon who are willing TO
sacrifice ease and comfort for Tia sake OF lib.
erty and when our seered soil IL polluted BY
the tread Of tyrant's foot, let every son -
willing to svsnGe . mothers wronssi and
when re think Of the noble sacrifice which
vas offered upon the altar at Roanoke. may
II prove an Incentive 70 urge ~ 20 action,
sad msy We b. willing 70 In psstl our ivss II
dsssass 81 sAuss - fsli o. iatsssst - % Ill.
n4msnbss she SeASt1 ef ear iAsnltiAg ~,
au6 6AoW - hin Ana Oil b Ase 1issAasA Ne
usa b has 10 AsAt. nsAtAbss eur vist1tis1
and cur lossss. ana Aay II nerve ear Asaf>l
70 greater srrssis 70! ihdsPsndshes and
freedom, FnrAsp.
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RseAmss1 Lieae fafsstvy Dsssa-. -.
have been ipformSd that one Of the members
OF this favorits old company, who was taken
prisoner in the engagement on koanoks
Island, arrived in Richnond yeseefday even
ing and stated that the remainder q the com
pany would arrive to-day, having been iiber;
ated on parole by the Hessians. Tbs . gooo
news--thongh when they come oil WI MI, MS
their leader, who now sleeps the slesp. Of
death. We beg to remind those who dsaien
Joining ,lunteer companies now being formed
in this city that Lieut.. Sammy. Of the Blues,
is now engaged In filing up the ranks OF 2
second company, who viii have the honored
name Of the old corps
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Disorderly Honsc-SaIly Pendergast, a
middle aged white female was brought be-
fore the Mayor on Saturday and committed to
Jail for keeping disorderly and i'll governed
house, on New Market alley. 1t will be re.
membered that the lads Corners and Gal
lagher, who violently assaulted DR.. Wellfords
negro, sailed from this woman's house to &C
complish the infraction of the law, which has
landed tho operators in the Jail.
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Erodus eff Yankees-In pursuance of an
agreement entered into by the Secretary OF
War with the Hessians, the remaining Fede
raj prisoners in Richmond, were paroled on
Saturday night and sent TO Newport News,
under the usual pledge not to fight until ex-
changed They went down the river in
charge Of Capt A G. Godwin. The party
consisted of Il commissioned officers 344
non commissioned officers and privates, and
10 negroes-one of the latter being Robert
Hollo Nay, body servant of Gen Burnside
The steamer William Allison, that carried
away the above parties, took along, also,
Mr.. Roswell NJ. Shurtlett, the artist OF
the New York iHustroted News, who
was wounded and captured near Hampton
last June, when DIR. Rawlings was killed. lie
had been staying i'll the county Jail ever since
getting out of the hospital, aud while here
had conducted himself as gentleman. There
are now only l3o prisoners left il Richmond
and they consist OF disloyal citizens, Yankee
deserters, and offending Confsderstes. For
their security the usual guard is kept up. We
learn that the smaller portion OF Rosss fac
tory will be occupied in future a. = hospital,
and Towards factory, on south Main street,
will be kept as u PRISON. The following is u
list of the Yankee officers who left on Satur-
day, viz:
Col. W. r. Lee, 10Th Massach usetts regi.
ment.
Dol. A M. Wood, l4th New York regiment.
Maj P.J. Revere, 2u:h Massachusetts regi.
meat.
Capt. Henry Bowman, Company q, 18Th
Massachusetts, regiment.
Capt. 4. J. k.ftsr, Company N, LIST Cali
,tornia regiment
tap, G. w lockwood, Company A, 18th
Massac usetts regiment.
Capt Williams, Company E, 18th In
d ana regiment.
Lieut. C. +. Freeman, Company F, LIST Vir.
ginia regiment
Lieut. J. f Green, Company @, 18th Mas.
sachusetts regiment.
Lieut.. w q. Harris, Company H, LIST Cali
fornia regiment.
Lieut. b. F. Hancock, Company I, 18th In
diana regiment.
J.ieut.G b. Hall, Company g, LIST Eir.
giEia regiment.
Lieut.. Engineer w. E Merrill, U >: army.
Lieut Is. Il. Vassall, Company +, 10Th Mas
sachusetts regiment.
Lieut, Geo II. Wallace, Company X, 4aI
New YORK regiment.
Surgeon E, H. Il. Revere, Goth Massuchu.
sets regiment.
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Found Guilty The jury sworn in Judge
gery, at a late hour on Friday night, found
him guilty, and assessed the term of his i'm
prisonment at two years i'll the Pepitentiary.
A motion for new trial was submitted,
which will be argued this morning before the
Indyo
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- Alleged Htghray Robbery-Patrick Jacobs
an alleged highway robbery, stealing David
H. Strom's watch, on 18th street, for which
he has heretofore teen brought before
his Honor. The case was laid over until
to-day, Jacobs desiring to Summon witness
deemed material in his defence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-24

Blind Iom-This musical prodigy, whose
entertainments have excited wonder and as.
constituent wherever he has performed, will
afford three more opportunities to the public
of attending his unrivslled concerts. He will
perform at the African Church, in this city, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
the present week, and will give matinee on
Wednesday afternoon.
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Police AGdi. s.-Considering the excitement
attending the Presidential inauguration, the
city has enjoyed a comparative exemption for
the last two days from those ills that atflict
community with such an admixture of floating
population as ours. On Saturday Jacob Dill
man was locked up on the charge Of stealing
Colts pistol from JAS NJ Johns. Thomas
Kinney was put in as an accomplish in the
robbery. On yesterday, William, slave of
Eaton Nance, was locked up on the charge of
stealing a shawl from G. Donpelan Some
half dozen men arrested for drunkenness were
let of BY the Mayor.
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Welcome Arrival-Tiles, the article used
In generating gas, and the want of which has
caused the streets for several weeks to remain
dark as Erebus after nightfail, arrived in town
on Saturday morning. The Superintendent of
the works expects soon to be able to order the
atraat lamps to be reliphted.
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Tls 36lA R1gG Virg'nt~ Vs!a"teer,.-Ins
above regiment comprises part OF 0snessi
Eloyd's brigade, and wss IN tie ssvsre Hgns
at Fort Donelson, in Tennessee. Fer the as'
isfaction of the relatives and friends OF the
have to state that telegr.phis dispatch was
received in this city on Saturday from . mem.
Der, by Col. w. D. Stuart, giving the CRAFTY
ing information that the entire command WIS
aafe and had escaped from theHessians.
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FiKs IN ALExASDRIA. NA.-Ths Alexandra
IVA Chronieit tLincoin) states that a fire
took place la that city on Lhs right OF the
ifth Inst which consnm sd the old 0ouus
oi;ice, lin which was published tas Local
E.Ys,j The residence Of Mr.. Entwistie, and
Mr Stevenson boa ding house.
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EAST BAog The Eng ish seamen who isi.
NortJ.x Oh fharsdsy IA the asa u TRUCE
timer 70: Dd Point, wass 90 Sa!dsy ssS
ntcs 10 MAJ a.s by order Of usa, Wool -
,ee eAasa tsssaasd Tor tats n owe wes, that
they wera the crew OF the Firxali, which p 4
the bio kads SONS lime aimee
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From rHx PoroxAo.-Ths Fredericksbure

Herald. OF the 2lst inst, says:
There were various rumors afioat on We'd.
nesdav res ecting an early crossing Of a part
OF SICK es's Br gsde at some point on the Pc.
tomac. The report, We think, Is tTacsabie to
the fact that T. Federal steam er got aground
Tnesdav night on the W ellington Flats on
posite Boyd Hole, in the Potomac aud that
On Wednesday morning three other steam
vessels came 10 her aid and hauled her Off -
This cor ceutration doubtless excited the RI.
port. They had all left the vicini In the AZ
tsrnooa Of W ednssday.
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Regiment Of P;kemen.--The State Senate
met on Saturday, at II o'clock, tho usuai hour.
The only business transacted prlor % :alooIn
ment, was the reporting Of bill from the
Joint committee on Public Deisnee, JOE T No
enrolment of a regiment OF f1ksmon' AAe
hill uas read twice
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2hsNAts AT fphfohs wa tLAs OF Ts..p
-tiaong he pss."neers wilson arrived n, N,-.
Jyik from Ola T. ,iat og the Z.sl lust an ,h.
TeIur,. % tie Hrg Of truce steamer, wh,.l
sCm,oa icafes! Wits ~. san xess ;aal mora.
:Ds wr9e the 1eil0wirk .Gsissi
Mr.. u yalas. 4 saitaTen AID Ee'ss
Mrs. i.evsama son, .sr,. T.. J. Gnrsdae, MIs.
Ftihy ard child. Nrs. Gross and ch!ia, Ms,
Nellie B5ratn, a1rs. NJ. j. Hsars.
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Dtscharged-Col. Adler, formerly Of the
Engineer corps, Wise Legion, who has beer
imprisoned for several months on charges af
feeling his integrity ~ friend Of the Soutb
has been examined and was on saturday last
set ut liberty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-24

~ We We're in error In our notice Of the
s,ecch of Col. McCamant, upon the salt ques
ton, in stating that he was from Pulaski.-
Col. McO. is the delega te from the county of
t,raysOE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-24

Ffset~Frsnk Garnet, free negro. wss
sas aaousd eafoys the Mayor on Saturday and
nasd g for permitting horses 70 b brought
across tbs sidewalk of IN street y biz elas1s
suish sAop.
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~. urY.y,DEpB MANUFACTURERS COS
px1v an nav four cApss pr pcun4 eeee sct
-. IT'D COTTON RAGS. dsl1vsssa . IN:
Trsoihn paper NIL on s'h street $500 s.s 2.
Arch, near he RIchsoad sad Fssssses's
roe: .n Dss hsvs.s Old ts.ss, ,sas tMpv.sa Of
saysbins In he way Of Papss ssoek' - e"p"''
Of tAsm ~ avllyi1s .ssSS 1870; n v.-.A..,
HW. LpDnOGx oeey'
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High Wstsr.-rhs river was vay high On
Friday night The wnAse n ohoekoe creek
remained stationary. The volume OF water
WAS largely increased BY he rain Of Saturday.
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hRApo'Hs ELLIOTT 0AAfs,
Fort Nelson, Norfolk Har boz
February 20, lss2. }

u GARD
the members Of this com pany desire 70 r.
turn their sincere thanks 70 Mrs. ~: q.
CLARK aud other ladies Of Chss.erne.u y"
the package Of SOCKS sent them through a,r
member OF the company Limiteo IN.
means are of procuring such eomIoHs'
Very respectfully,
Lor,s bOssIBrx,
fa Captain " Elliott 0rays
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Rsv Geo 4. Na2. formerly = resident Of
Abandon, Va died in marfrssabolo, Tenn,
on the I'd inst. VI srysipslss.
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: I'm NOTICE. All,
"A sons indebted 10 the sstats OF Ally. .
k{5rJNEsQN, dse'd. viii pissss sssxs pa ,,
= Ant 20 dc undersigned without dsIay a.
al ,hoss who have CLAIMS Sealast ssio %
Ase Will please lreesas saccs W. w aL-s,.Sss
= sosa = 49hDtdkx A. uuru11nQN,
AAAr VI Aiss. =. SsssAssss' -
n AA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-24

The meeting Of the preachers Of the Baiu
more Conference In Virginia. advertised W
take place In Harrisonbarg ON the I'd Inois.
day in March, mas been changed 70 me :"
Friday in March.
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Jehr 3. Rarsy, the great horse tamer, left
Rev YORK on the Goth. in the steamship 20.
iaIbis, for Havana, -
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NIeCElLAN uoUs.

In Baltimore, on the morning Of the nth
instant, the American Gag was hoisted from
the dome Of the custom house. This was ths
first time sine the notable and never. to.be.
forgottsA 10th day Of April, 1851, ION which
the great riot oce arr ed,l that the Stars and
Stripes nave been permitted to float from the
nag staff OF that building
John Davis and J. Correll, residents Of
Baltimore, we're arrested in that city on Tues
day, tho 18th inst for cheering for JeH. Ua-
vie They were com mitted to prison.
The Federal U. s. Marshal has transferred
Robert W. Hall, of Baltimore, from forl La.
fayette to Fsrt Warren, by orders Of the bso>
rotary Of state.
l. H. Chandler, formerly OF Norfolk city,
has been confirmed by the Washington an.
thorities az Consul to Matanzas.
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nsseYcrHs ov1s vns soop Yrws-nuprra 49,
FsGpRnScE Feb. 10 The Il Cd news rses.,..
here to day that Gen. Prize and his sts = 49,
whole army have been captured, set the ca,u
and camps N furCre ofjoy. NY
keports from usually reliable sources -,
that between three and fosr hundred Hsrh.E
county militia have deeefted in q bodv ~
are en- route TO cross the Potomac and join On,
HBw YoRK NOE IT NARKRr
sales were m ads In New York on tho ls,h. a,
virsinia 6's. st Glass; Tennessee es at o. ,ssI
North Oarol'na ~ 1T 81 sot; Missouri 81 4,
4sa4s&. Gold fell on Thu, alny to 3per esnt
at which fgures, the demand, which w.
purely speculative, revived.
1Iw YoRK Provision nAAKr.
The following are the latest Quotations OF
prov isioEs In New York city:
t}offss, ls..; Lard, It sto. per ID; Butter IS
A,%c psr ID Bacon; eaa7lc. Cheese, (hesl
74asc.
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=, . 80, al RRrlK~a NH 4, y q

Amau named Briggs, who has been CON
slant attendant on the telegraph once a.
charleston, y. e., during tie past week, and
who Is au expert operator him self, was,
few days since, arrested in that city on suspi'
cion Of being spy
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ras sApKTY OF BAsr fBIERsssB.
aRN. FRAURR9ARp,

The Richmond correspondent Of the Nom
phis Appeal writes:
Ilearn from Uentreville that Gen. Beau
regard expects TO return to the army of ns
Potomac In two months from this time, and
that be only consented to assume the COM
maud In Kentucky upon condition tha he
should be allowed to come back 10 his old
ompanions. in arms ia time for the Opening
Of the spring campaign. He has not forgot
ten his promise 10 "the preetiest girl OF M
more /" that he would plant the battle h'K,
wrought by her fair fingers. upon the top
Of the Washing & ton monument In that city
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ssDAL1A, Mo Feb 1s.-Brigadier.G General
Price, (alQn Of Sterling Price.) Colonel Phil
lips, HAj Gross and Captain Crosby, were
captu red hear Warsaw on Sunday night, and
brought to thi, place. IT the prisoners were
Iowa Reaiment. They had some 500 recruits
with them for old Price In charge, but they
had lust crossed the Usage river, and a. Dap
tain Stubbs had but a small force. be did not
spsIuarIRbp, Mo-, Feb. 1s.-3ensral Curtis
has driven the rebel army beyond the Arkan.
sas line.
miles south Of Springfield.
The Federal flag now floats in Arkansas
several skirmishss had taken place In the
deflles Of tho mountains. We had six wound
number wounded. We have bagged large
a messenf.r says that VIC are only short
dissa co behiud the main body OF Gen. Price,
and We would chase him up the next mora
There are great abundance Of forge and
provisions on tho route, except flour.
Al. Lows, Feb. BIN order that othir
may occur to mar the pleasure OF the con tenn.
plated celebration Of Wash 10 gton's Birthday,
The Provost Marshal has ordered that oil
drink King saloons he closed from suurtse Of
Saturday till sunrise Of Monday.
The Provost Marshal also orders that NO
p,e OF bar lead shall Do shipped from this port
II
once.
Ab,ut nvs thousand infantry, two or three
batteries OF artillery, large name"r Of
mules and wagons, an Immense guam tity OF
storee. TO-, lsfI to day for the Oam berland
Gen. Pope and stag left this evening for
Cairo.
RIooHHoiDAVcB DOwB THD AieslssiPPf-AAvY
ytRIae N rHB DIRas1IoH or CoLUMDus-PRo.
DADLs SvAcuA1Iox OF TIE PLACE NJ TIE Coz
YsDBaAsSs-
CxfsAeo, Feb. IA special dispatch to the
CHICAGO Ttmfs, dated Cairo, February ~,
oGytl
OotoASl DuJos6, with 1 small foycs, WeAs
00Wn ne 1tv&r ~ Z tocoAnciteSi1G eAp4als
steu toslAH VIA wilma mn 1iIee p ~.
leW0vse, With any fegaSestly.
On moving aeto0o - tvoI, VeeSe y 0oes9
sbtaia q Nov q the plaza - diecoveeoo
AsAvy cloud q SMOKE covering lasoe -.
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