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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-05
PRocxxDlnas IN TEE coURT1

Mays,'s Court. Thssdsy, Nos. 4-Prese1t Joseph
Mayo, Mayor.-Henry, slave Of John Hitchcock,
having been found by the watchmen Monday night
With : quantity of brandy IN his possession, Tor
which he could not account, was whipped. The
huid was ordered to be conhscated, but to whose
use the reporter did not learn.
Richard slave of Joseph Hlerholzcr, arrested ~
q runaway, exhibited to the Court . pan signed by
Robert w. Oliver. Defendant committed till TO.
morrow morning, and Mr.. Oliver ordered to bs
eummoued to attend his examination.
James McOabe, alias johnson, arrested - IN &C.
oomplics Of Duff and Broderick, In the murder Of
Kellev and Dowuss, was acquitted, and committed
to Jail In default Of $500 security for his good bsha
vior. johnson was drummer q the lewpor Bar.
racks. KY, but Left there In 1881. and joined
army. Ior several months csss No had been doing
nothing.
John Rommsll was fined for allowing . nuisance
10 exist ON his lot In Pink Alley, near the ID market
housA
Chsriss slavs Of Adxms L Robinson. was brought
up Tor having bundle Of clothes IN his possassion
supposed to have bssn stolen. He proved his hon
esty by Q female named Lue seymour, who said she
had ssnt him with them 70 b. washed DismiaDsd
Robert Mcdonald was brought mp ftom Castle
ThunAsr, having been arrested b. the guard there
for loitseing about without ooeensable oceupatton
and being 8 vagrant. Mcdonald sxhibleed nEisash
papers, and In reply 70 question q His Honor. -
70 Whist b did foe HvinG said promptly. "netf.
was admirably sIte1 - ss110v whsss seeanl'
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FDDHRAL OUTRA0N.

We sss informed by soGs Of the Surgeons who
r.r. ls., n charge d our dek and wounded In
usvland. Altar the battle Of 6harpsburg. Ana who
>nvs recently reached thA city, that on their ar
III. as Fortress Monroe thsar baggage wa rigidly
,.srsAsA and many arsialss Of clothing taken from
~, vAHesa Even the letters ssns By our dying
.hnpn - hsir fa0ias n The soath. ths implaea,
lls AaArsd of ths Yaakss o1asas withhsld and de-
xro3sA
Suah ssndast is In stroos soatrass to the treat.
Dns received BY Ne Yankee oAo>rs captured at
Har7sr's Ferry. Not GO article Of their private
bAsgAss and ,spsrs wss allowed to be touchsl.
ad Cen. Ja1-soa permitted thSn to retain the uss
Il sons twenty -Avs ar thirty wagons with which
. rsnevs tAAr skssA within their own linss.
Or tsrgsoAs with whom We have convensA
gssrr In stating that hsy, - well - our wounded
wss we'll treated and kindly earsd for while within
- Ines Of The army commanded BY Gen. NsOlsl-
nc Ivsryshing that could reasonably Be expected
vs. cone 10 mitigate thsir disasrssAbls potion
h FrsdsriA our wounded received much attention
ssoa tie asissns Of the plass, many Of whom VEN
snnssuissd tn sxprsssioas Of sympathy for the
sosts In her struggla Several Of tAass surgsoas
express the sp,niea tAas Maryland, east Of FrsAsr.
,sk. =, b fssths and hop, strongly wish No Co..
hADrsky.
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W. THI ATTENTION Of Ill furlouehed and
~ discharged men passing through Richmond,
and Of the sick in the Hospitals In and around this
city, Is particularly called 70 the law Of Congress,
approved Oct. "a, 1s62 authorising Quartsrmastars
to administer ostbs when such soldiers are unpro-
vided with descriptive lists dual statements from
their commanding officers, and are unable to OBJ
IN Ast 70 EHap0p~ certain Persons 70 L1ntntst0
Oashs IN sertain CAsss.
"TAs ConSrsss Of the Confederate States Do s'saes
That the oath required to enable sick. wounded. or
other soldiers, to receive their pay may bs taken
before any Quartsrmaster, who ID hereby author.
ICED to administer the same, before any justice
OF the peace having jurisdiction, or any other ofd
having the right by the law OF the State to Id
minister oathA"
The intervention of the Notary or Magistrate
where Q soldier L. Gck In the Hospital or able to
reach the Office Of Quartermastsr, Il entirely un-
uecessary and attention to this notice will save the
soldier ono dollar Of his pay. fhs object Of The
Government IL to pay the soldier every cont that
may bs due him, without any deductions whatever
for the benefit Of eitisens net connected with the
army. Claims stated by Iotasy Publics and Ma
sisratss frequently incorrect and Of no possible
nee to the soldier JOHN AABL11
Major and Q. II.
Richmond, Oct. -, 1904. % 20-lm
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Issssstss FsrH~y o. the stass yseasury-A,rsss
ef the Ssspssted FsS~ --on4k ahsst the 9th Of
October, thu day Of the edjouf1msn! of The called
sessian Of the Virginia Lsgisatsre, largo number
OF blank warrants were abstraltsd fron, shs office
of the First Auditor Of tho ettts. Mary ~ thess
warrants had tbs signature O the ane upon
their face, that officer not unffe4usnty sExng Els
name 10 warrants TO fscilltsts the busine Of the
ONCE and with a view to the convenience IF par.
ties hsying claims against thaState Cove
who might present those claims tor Approsa In his
absence. On the day above stated many Of these
warrants upon the Treasury hsd esen signed for
officers of the two Houses, andshsse were attest ed
BY the chief clerk Of the once 10 the proper foim
The blank checks which were stolen, although
dgned by the Auditor. still rsquireA the signature
tation Of the oierk of tbs AudNor's ofaOsn Thsse
signatures were forged, and upon these checks 1t
has already been ascertaned tens over VA COO ware
drawn from the different hSnks Of the clty-the
heaviest amount being from 1ne hxcns1gs Bank,
though no uncomfortable sun was extortsd from
the Farmers Bank and the B4nk OF Virginia
The forged signatures 20 theee warrants were not
detected until few days since, WHEN they were
returned from ths Banks to tAo State Tcsasurers
ONCE for cancellation. It wse at once suspected
that the abstraction of the warrants and the for
gerry Of the signatures warS Perpstrsted by some
ono having aceess to the AUDITORS Office, and In
quiry was at once instituted = to who the guilty
party might be. From cifsunstancss connected
with one Of the warrants, whilh was made paya.
bic to w. D. Hsr.wsll ana which received, In q
batch Of genuine elaim4 ~ E4mhsty OF the Lsgis.
laturs, ths aehaApn q Nj c4Hsrt the Treasures,
0dffom Ssftain Aabit1 ~ ssseHvine wAtah ho VA
known to indulge. suspicion was Immediately Axsd
upon H. Hunter Taliaferfo. who holds tho position
Of Yirst Doorkespsr Of tbs State 1e1ats At the
time Of the discovery of the forgeries young Tai
iafsrro was absent from the city, Al hia home In
Stafford county. An ofncer was dispatched to that
county, and yesterday afternoon q dispatch was
received from Fredericksburg conveying the intel.
ligsncs Of Taliaferrro's arrest We understand
that he will be brought to ths city at once.
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knowi:dssd by our laws sfvias his asssas to shsss
acts Of pfstende1 lsgalAtion"
"for quarssrng large bodies Of troops among
n"
.Ror imposips taxes ON % without our consent"
trial by Jury"
For abolistins our most valuable laws and a.
tering fundamentally the powers Of our Govern
ment"
"A prssidsnt whoss sharaster u marx Cd BY every
aet which may define tyrapt, ID un6t 70 BE- the
ruler Of free people
The Federal tax eatherer will soon b At our
doors demanding tyths Of all ws have, and who
ever darss dlsobey the demands and requests Of
Mr. Lincoln. will BE- incarceratsd In some one Of the
bsstlos Hence We must begin to light up the
lamps Of industry and economy"
The New York Herald has Q long. Aoandsrins
leader attacking the Republicans and the Conseds.
raey. II winds mp a. follows,
Just 20 long a. We maintain the Union and the
Constitution We have . good cause and . fair
prospect OF SUCCESS. The moment We supsrsede
the Constitution and transform the Union into an
abolition society cause il lost and We have NO
right to compel the South TO return to Government
which has really become what they imagined 1t to
be when they rsbelled.
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GHn AssONATlD PKHDs YlLHAIAPHIo
AlHOY

TAs sard yuhAaAsd below viii explain itself to
t. paAAA Il would b. suyer1uous to inform ths
pablo TIA; kr. ernma who has Long been connect
II with the Rishmo1d press, ID . gentleman emf
s~ily suitsd to tAs position 10 which hs ha3 been
appointed;
R-6HAoED, Nov. Ath, 1eA
A large majority Of the daily journals in ihs Con-
tsAsrase Ststes have united to form N Associated
prsss Ter the purpose Of securing a more sMeieHt
aAisTaphis nsws system, In sesordancs with the
plAn proposed In the circular Of the Richmond pub
Rxhsrs Tbs new systsn went int operation yes.
tsrdAy but few days will slspss ere al OF the
ssntemp plated arrangements are perfected. 20 the
fall extsnt Of the resources OF tie Association,
agents viii be appointed at every important point
tn the CxGsdsrasy, and special aEranssmsnts will
b mkds 30 obtain news from the army and from
70 BE- sxpsndsd may be definitely aesestaHed pub
EAsss al journals wAish have united, may unite,
with ths ADo&iAas1. viii rsport to me withou. de-
ky tbs AEsaAts Asrstofors paid BY them Fer
meath for Associated Pra2 dispatched ShAEs
amounts VIII csusttuts the basis Of charges dndsr
The nsw systxm. and will not be incrc assd unlsss
We ontlsy for obtaining nsws and promoting the
s6Asnsy os shs ystem shall exceed present sad'
dPsta1s
TIE process Il rssrgantzauen has ossaEonsa .
partial snspAnsia Of news dispstaAss; but the new
Ps.sn beng row hAuguratad, the ADosiatsd Press
viii b supplied pr promptly, in future, with tbs eur
nai news Respectfully,
JonE GRAME, Jk,
General Manager Associated Pren
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~ ~Tas ARMY CoMhIrrEI Of the Young Mons
Christian Association and Ladies' Aid Socdsty ~
knowledge the receipt Of the following sontribu
tions and supplies for the sick and wounded sol
diers during the month OF October,
Mrs Leach, Hanover, Lint, &C.;
Received by Southern 1xprsss Go, bbls dried
Mrs Col Ridley. Southampton, Raapbsrry Vine
gar Cordial, Hops &c;
Mrs " Stevenson, Cls.hing "a;
Misses Thomas, yarn and cotton Socks, dried
And. Johnston. Blanksts,s flannel Shirts. ; pair
Drawers, and pair Socks;
aossingford soldiers Aid Society, lie hospital
Shirts;
Pattie q Jones, Hermitage, IA pair Socks;
Mrs > Walton, Hanover, ID pair Socks;
Ladies' Of sco,tsbure, Wolf Trap and Halifax
n Aid Societies. IA hospital Shirts;
From -, Dbl Vinegar;
Philadslphia 4 Society. n @, . boxes hospital
Through Dispatch ONCE. 7 Blankets;
DR. G Vsnable, Soottsburg, s7d hogpl ehirts:
Ries's Depot Ladies' Aid Society. through Miss
Lou A Flippin, l4l shirts;
Mis Leu FlIppin, Socks, Lint. &A
Miss Va Potts, CiArksvills, 3l6
Prof Schsle DsVsse, University Of Va So.3s
Misses Graves, Tyler, and Kendriok, through J
Rison. Esq, $3.50;
Through JOS Mayo, for wsrrsnton, 1e;
Rev Jno Ward, Isls Of Wight, for Mil Swamp
CAurch congregation. lUU;
Norfolk refugee, through Office OF CSnG1 Frssr
bytsrian, part Of contribution Of e200, 70,
Ars Eliza Bailey, Middlesex, 5;
Mrs VIM Muse, and Mrs Aats Middlssex, 2;
4 Norfolk Refugee, Al;
Rev DR. Curtis, OF Hillsboro', + G. s;
VIM Holcombe, for Jetersvilis Church, 353e;
Editors OF Whig. for z Boyden, So,
Editors of Whig, for Miss Ann Msthsr, In
Editors Of inquirer, for Ars Simpson, 60;
Mrs KS;
Ladies of Salem Church. Loaisa, 20;
Andrew Johnston, s.,
Mrs Kate Friend, 10;
Mrs Buchanan, 2Gi
Thos T Deversux Of N 9, per Rsv Geo Wood
bridge, 100;
Editors OF Enquirer, for Mn Morgan, 23;
Editors OF Enquirer. for Mrs Weston, 10.
The committee will tn ankhally receive any artf
alss which may be useful for the soldiers or which
may be sold for their benefit.
Contributions or supplies may be forwarded to
ROGER MAKTlS, or VIM P. AUNFORD, Chairman
Army Com. Y. N. g. A.
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An Accomplished Reconsideration uss lately
made of the TACT that Samuel W. Wyviil haA been
examined by Commissioner Watson and ordered by
him to be removed from Castle Thunder TO .hs city
JAIL for trial before the @. q. District Court, on the
charge OF psrpetrsting suudry forssries, BY which
hs was enabled to defrand the Government out OF
various large sums OF monsy. Wyvill was ferf1cr-
ly Lieutenant in the army, and By reason Of that
fact became possessed Of q knowledge OF the
minutis Of drawing officers and soldiers pay. This
knowledge it APPEAR he tnrned to good account
number Of blank commissions and descriptive !ists
Of the soldiers he would select the name o! some
Colonel whose regiment w&s In distant delA ofser-
vice, and draw on the paymastsr for the largest
der the money to Be paid to his nephew, and send
man to personate that individual, with another ons
to to his identity a. the relative OF the bogus
Colonel The money would then be paid and the
arful dodgers would depart to eoncoct new schemes
OF plunder In this way the names Of some DOZEN
Colonels, and even larger number OF MAJORS and
Captains were made use of to the pecuniary emolu.
ment OF tho parties concerned in the fraud By
means Of the soidiers descriptive lists a considers
BILE Am Jun, dus various Of them was also transfer
red to the pockets Of the keen operators from tie
paymaster. We are informed that In these transas'
tons Gilmer 4. Lumpkin acted tho part OF nephew
to Wyvill and - Tsnkersley the witness to prove
bis identity Lumpkin, 1t Will be remembered, was
sent few days ago before the Hastings Court for
examination on ths charge OF forging g. Il. owens
Il Sons nams 10 q check for 5000, payable to shs
OfQ6f OF " ebt q y JOnUStOu At tue DSAA-
Tank srslsy was some time since incarcora.ed for
his connection with Wyvill. All Of the above
parties boarded .. the Powhatan House, and the
officers who arrested Wyvin found In his ro>l
preparations for forgeriss even larger and more
daring than those he had formerly perpetratsd 1t
IL supposed that he and bis associates cheated tic
Government out Of at least 0c0 The man Tan
kersisy, named above was formerly an actor ct the
Varieties Theatre Franklin street, under the name
of Perciva Lumpkin was also employed there in
some capacity.
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Condition ef Oar Wounded 1t Csrinth-- .Ress.
Grams Declares the Fighting Of Oar Trssps
UneQuallsA
MOBILE, Nov. 1st-A special dispatch to the A3.
s~siss and R&gist~, dated the 3lst says that Sur
gson Board, OF Priss's Dividou, who wss left with
our wounded At Corinth, returned to-day In
Rosecraas's ambulance. He left four hundred Of
our wounded At Iuka, and two hundred distributed
in tbs country. They are we'll fed and cared for.
and have twenty Confederate Surgeons with them.
Rosecrans has h>sn very attentive to our wound
cd. Hs declares such fighting was never equalled,
and such brave entitled to every attention.
Tho only thing they require 10 clothing, Of which
they are In great need. Three hundred salts will
bs sent them. Rosscrank In tsars, met our Sur.
geons after the battle, and expressed regret that
sush brave men should suffer 20 severely. His
Adjutant declared that had rries's command beeu
supported, or tie other troops handled well, the
Oonfsdsratss would have held Corinth.
The Fsdsrsls finding our troops had gained the
centre of the town, his ordnance buildings were
fred, and were with difficulty sxtinguishsd after
Green's brigade fell back for want Of support
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An ORDINANCE TO lNFOROB TIVE
~ PAYMENT OF TAX1S ON LIO1NSR6,
PASSED OOTOBEx l3 1902

H Al OhDl6ANO1 ~ 1A1OAOD 136
~ PAYMENT OF TAX1e ON LIO1NSR6,
PASSED OCTOBER l3 1862:
SEC. l. Be it OTdzfRs3 BY the Council Of tie CITY
Of Rtehw0nd That eny merchant, manufacturer auc-
tioness broker, hotelkeeper, or other person upon
whom CT upon whose employment . class tax ID I'M
posed who shall carry on bis or hsr business In the
city without first having bee1 listed by the Asses
sor or having fled with the Chamberlain Q notice
Of his or hsr Intention to engage in such business,
shall pay fns of not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollarx
SIC. 2 1t shall be the duty of the Assessor Of the
city to ascertain whenever any person OK hrm shall
commence any budness subject to . class tax, after
his annual return il made, and to obtain from him
them the amount Of capital employed In such bu.
siness, and return the same monthly to the Cham.
berlai1, to be by him reported to the chairman OF
the Finance Committee The said committee shall
thezeupon determine tho class In which such pe1on
or persons shall be placed, and the ASssssor shall
list them upon his book these persons In bis an
nual return listed, and hand q copy Of the list
to the Collector. The Assessor shall In his return
designate such person or Arms ~ may have in
cured the penalty mentioned In the drst section
SEC. ) It shall be the duty Of the Collector OF
tho city to report TO tho Council monthly such per
sons or drms mentioned In the 6rst section - he
may ind carrying on business In the oity without
having been assessed with olA8 tax.
SIC l. The Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
TO enforce the payment of taxes on 1censss passed
November 20 1851, II hereby repealed.
oe 1eaawlm A. ". NORTON, Ohamb'n.
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sa4ion the Mayor h engaged daily IN psrfsstlng
He Wa votsd in - msmbsr Of the chain gang for
ninety dayA
Warren Dubois was brought up on the charge Of
unlawfuly taking possession Of forty.two boxes Of
msnufsctured tobacco, tbs property Vt Aug, h.
Ernmmel, worth $500. The ease was o. ntinued.
ana MIR Dubois admitted ball In the sum Of $500
for hi. appearance, with Alex b. Wells a. surety
The parties concerned were formerly partners In
tusiness
EusenSs Court. Txssday, Nss. 4-Prsssnt: Hon.
Ww II. Lyons, Judgs.-Thsrs being no case on
ne docket ready for tsial. no jury was summoned
to attend Court to day Frederick ]. Miller. here
tofors found guilty Of stealing . horse from John
b Davis was sentenced to one years inprisoment
ia the Penitsntxry. Tae fading Of the Jury In
'his case was accompanied by . recommendation
+, Executive clemenoy.
James Slater, convicted Of ths murder Of VIM.
Clarke, In Butohsrtown. BY shooting him with q
pis tol ~as Sentsuced to ten years Imprisonment
in the 'enitentiarY. In this case counsel took IN
appeal to the Supreme Court and tine was ai-
LEVIED for 1t to Go he's !, the prisoner meanwhile
remain ng In the city Jail
VIM. BiankinshiP, t,!ed yesterday for tbs murder
OF Geo. Grow, was aeQ aittsd
MrA Mary Ann PgSost (or Pickett three daugh.
tsrs, and oae son. will BE- before the Judge to-day.
CWednesday,) at lCi O'Clock, on Aa5sss corpus. The
parties arrested il Oh aries City county . few
days ago, by order Of Gen. Wise, for disloyalty.
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oaAh o. or bssers the hrst day Of Novenhsr ness
Every saaA AGENT tenant er rastee failing to make
sssA nonsys gosdA wares merchandise, and prop.
cry 10 o. for the directly Indirectly, Of any
psrson not known BY him 70 be . loyal citisen Of
the United States without order from these
heAdQuartsrx will Be held personally responsible
fSr the amount 90 neglected to be returned. paid
over, or delivered All ren'a due or to become due
BY tenants OF property belonging to p,rsons not
known to bs loyal citisens of the United States,
viii be paid, ~ they become DUO 10 d. @. @. Field
ESQ financial Clerk OF the Department.
BY command Of MAJ. Gen. BUTLER
0ss. O. StrenG A A. g.. Chief Of Staff
There has been published from the Northern pa
psrs an account taken from Buffers Ds'ta, relating
TO the closinS os the Camp street Episcopal Church
by the Beasts A6jutant General, one Strong The
bslss said that this Strong visited the Church In
eitizens dress to worship G3d he being pious
member Of the same, and seeing that DR.. Goodrich.
the pastor. omitted the prayer for the President
Of the United States, indignantly from bis
ses: and informed him that the Church would be
closed In ten minutes A gentleman just from
New Orleans exrlodss this Yankee lie. lie informs
as that Strong went to the Church after services
had commenced. having rs his heels guard OF sol
diers with dxed bayonets. He walked IN At the
head of his soldisrs and proceeded IN, sdiatsy to
asst the ccngrega CATION and close the Church.
The Chattancog. Rsssl Of Tuesday, has tie fol-
lowing abou. an expected collision between the
Confederate and state authorities Ia Georgia:
Gov. Brown O: Georgia, has again come In CON
die; with Confederate authority by the action O
the Superintendent OF lie Western and Atlantic
Railroad, IN refusing transpo. tation for some dfty
barrels OF whisksy. ha accordance with proclama.
tisn Of the Governor In relation thereto. We IN.
dsrstana that an agent Is on the way to Georgia
TO take posses don this road for ths enforc ement
Of this transportation, - well a. foT other purposes
We await the issus with some curiosity, If things
are - understand them.
MAI. Gen. Magruder left viekSburg. Miss, on the
seth ult for Texas His headquarters viii bs at
San Antonio
The 0eoreis Relief and Hospital Association has
apsnt $3.50 600 In the Last twelve nonihs, and has
SIeS 90 on hand
Yhe Macon and Western Railroad Company, and
tas superintendent Of the Georgia Ststs Railroad,
hsvs ssch given one hundred cords Ct wood for the
poor Of Atlanta.
B&o.lsy D. Hasell has been elected to the Prssi.
deny Of the Charleston and Sav ami al Railroad,
viss w. J. Masrath. elected to tie Presidency Of
tie South Carolina Railroad.
The Mobile papers state that ofisisl Information
his been received Of the promot on of Brig Cen
John II. Forney, commanding ST Eob.ie to the
rank Of Major General
Nearly all the shoes In atlanta wers seized on
Thursday, by ordsr Of Gen Bragg, to supply the
barefoot soldiers In his army.
The Legislature of Georgia viii NEE, Ia nu!edse'
vlls 70 morrow.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Important from Tennessee ... Surrender Of
Nashviils Dsmandsd-.-TAs City - - 0hsli-
- and Du1ned In Cese q Rafneal
cGzTTzsooaz, oss 31sh ustxtsGSySasoTs6
gentlemen, who left Murfrsssboro' on the nth.
that Brsekinridss had given Gen Nsglsy two days
in which to remove the women and children from
Nashvills. At the expiration Of this period, Mash
vile IL 70 bs surrendered or shellsd and burned.
General John Morgan 10 said TO be on ths North
and Forrest on the South Of Nashville. Brsokin-
ridge is at LaverGns.
Morgan has about thirty pieces Of artillery.
Breckinridgs and Forrest have about sixty pisces
Of artillery.
Several ladies have left Nashville. The Yankees
did not even inspect their baggage. Permits to
leave were readily granted BY the Abolition IN.
thorites.
Ifhs above dhp atsh We give for what It is worth,
tie news from that section having been too unrsii.
able hsrstofors for N TO endorse it.l
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A Incident of the Har-Eearly \ year ago a
Yankee soldier named Solomon Bell, was captured
In the vicinity Of Manassas aud sent to this
where, after un ntergoinz an imprisonment Of sevs-
raj months he was exchanged and sent North. Ar
rived there, he reioinsd the invading army and had
the luck again to fsi into the hands OF our soldiers
on the co.S: OF North Carolina, and was removed
to Salisbury, NJ O., for safe keeping. While there,
1t leaked out that Bell had formerly been oiti.en
Of Richmond This fact became known BY his
writing letter to his wife here, containing dlrse.
tons to cell of bis house and lot at Rockets, and
household furniture, a. TO be ready TO accom-
rany him on bis next trip North. Bell being an
alien enemy of q very decided sort, his property
nece ssar1ly was sachsated to the Government,
which he was slding to pail down few days
since Deputy Marshal Henry Myers by virtue OF q
process from the Distrie. Court took possession Of
the property described In the Letter OF solomon Bell
10 Mary Ann Bell. his wife. which will be sold in
duo time, and the proceeds paid over to the re-
caiver of sequestersd property. Simon Bell ives
not long since brought from Salisbury, and is now
an inmate Of the Libby prison.