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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10
Especial DISPATCH TO The EIoHMoSp D1sP ArcH. ]

HI
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 9.-The Wi>e Legion
with few exceptions, and the balance OF the
4th Brig ade OF this department. were cap
rursd on Roanoke Island yesterday by AL
overwhelming force af.er two days hard
fighting.
Captains Coles and o. Jennings Wise, are
severely wounded. and are reported killed.
Major Lawson, OF Col. Henningsen's regi-
ment, is wounded and a prisoner.
Lieut.. Miller, OF the Jackson Guard, is shot
through the shoulder.
Gen. Wise was confined 10 his bed from
are safe.
Col. Richardson is also safe. Major Fry,
Capt. Wallace, Capt. Dickinson. Lieut. Gar
ter and Lieut.. Bigger are prisoners. Capt.
Parish, and Burr and Levy, OF the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, are safe. Prank
johnson q prisoner, unhurt
Dr. W. q. Shspherdson, we'll known as
bohemian" correspondent Of the Rspa,cA,
was captured.
Col. Hen ningsen and his ar llery are safe
at + zabet tn Uty.
All our guns In the batteries were spiked
before surrenderipg TO the Yankees.
Our loss In killed is slight that Of the en-.
envy 10 very h.avy. J. H. PsARcE.
NORFOLK. Feb. s-P. MA steamer arrived
tonight with'tntsliissnce that the FEEDER ais
captured Roanoke Island yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. A Federel force Of $4,000 landed
against less than 5000.
All our troops. except twenty five, are pr.
soners.
Many Of our officers are wounded. Among
whom is Capt. U. Jenningss Wise, Of Rich
mond who, 1t Is seriously feared, is MORALLY
wounded.
Capt. Coles, OF Charlottesville, Is killed.
Gen. Wise was not captured.
Itis reported that bohemian" the special
oorrespon den. OF the Richmond Dispatch is q
prisoner.
Only Deag,e PARTICULARS have been OBJ
tanned but 1t 10 certain that the island has
been captured. F.
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VsStng In the Ca0DS.

recent dectsion Of the Attorn ~ Gene
sl. 'nich has tendency TO disffanchise the
y ~er row absent from their homes In
az 'hTys service. accustomed intense dis.
4. and we learn that the soldiers on
~. 'hsuia, entitled 10 vote in this dis.
am am, Will open polls In their respective
s.m, "-aey and cast their surrsges foE
Do-n o1 Congress, Leaving Il 10 the au-
s.v. " Hay hereafter whether they shalt
~. voice in this matter or not. They
go some point, that having been al.
,ua.,.s "s In the late election. which IVES
ra.n'e aasasory BY q disp9nsatiop Of Pro.
u, uo,,. -. Clearly their right to q press, 1t
u. ys..ns As's opinion a. 70 who shall All
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Long Forage.

There need be NO apprehension Of SCARCITY
OF hay Tor the use OF the army. We learn tom
the luArtermaster's Department that the
quantity coming In is immense, aud the qua.
ity generally equal 10 that formerly shipped
iron, The North. 4 very large proportion OF
IT Is raisea in Virginia. The war has demon
strated u tact hitherto unknown, that this
Commonwealth can produce all tbs hay re-
quirsd for home consumption. with q good
Ieal " spare and we shall in future retain
those immense Gums Of money which have
oseu sent Oft 10 enrich the uatnckinx popu.
Ialou VI the North.
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Ne sl11SsS tASsoce q eovfAapeAAtae yaak anA
f!s0e win the same arm OF service IN thu
Cob fsdsfAta SkAtes; and u erect thu oNtect
ne may recall the commi ssi ons row held nv
the officers thereof. and issue ID their etsnd
commissions ~ Of the same date. conferrins
the proper rank and grade.
-. That upon any future requLsition OF the
Oon sdsrate Government for the reetAns ~
Virginia. military quota Aforesaid. not EN- !.
braced under the provisions of this net 4,
shall be the duty OF the Governor 70 proceed
IN a, sne manner and upon II. principles herein
from the militia Of the State not then i'm ac.
tuAl service. " ~"
s. Any person volun teer.ng or DR.. fled nm.
Ser . su 1cs, may furnish At any time before
n soAtt De ussered into the eerytce of the
ContederAte States IN able bodied man. we'll
clothed, who shall be accepted an his an hsu.
stote. II rendered for the var but the Der.
op6, ,ornisnins such substitute shali perform
nls substitute; and should such substa tute,
while !has engaged for smother, be himself
oraIteo. snail be required to take his place
terms
.. All acts and ordinances Of VIVA tever de-
scfipaton, ana all parts OF the san Q In con-
Met With this act, are hereby repealed.
10. Ids act shall be in force from lie pas
sage.
The bill for enrolling the troops passed the
House on Saturday. The second bill engaged
tho attention Of both Houees at the night
seeaion. and some amendments were pro-
posed. but the subject was not disposed of.
Il is quite evident that there u q Lack Of nerve
In the Legislative Assembly, At q time when
prompt and energetic action IL required~
S.tll. 1t Is to be hoped that not many more
days Will be wasted in debate which tends TO
injure, rather than benefit, the cause in
which we are engaged. ~ we'll AZ the objects
contemplated by tho bill.
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bl>v. msuss Of Officers.

Gen. JET. Thempson. after q brief sojourn
here. for the pnrpose las he expret Aed ~ o.
Introducing JET. Thompson TO Jet. Davis,
left / he city yesterday morning Tor the scene
of his active duties. Many curious persons
took advantage Of the opportunity afforded
BY his visit to get sight Of the hero Of the
West. Coi. Jordan. AssistaDtAdj ut ant0en-
eral OSpt. Cummings. thief Of Ordnance
and sig nal officer Capt. Harris, and other
gentlemen attached TO Gen. BeAursgard's
stan. took their departure yesterday for Co
iumous. At last acc cunts. Gen. Beaureg ard
WAS At Bowling Green, IL consultation with
Gen A. Sidney johnson.
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~ NICaAHD CAU4ACnN, I.e.T.

I'M MONDAY. 10th inst, at 10 o'clock, 81 NV
I Store, VIII eel lot OF Z uudrios, tousst-
ing of tSieo, To- aeeo Smoking ,cba, ca. hhoes, /
Dag prime r ia OFF, lot OF BueawLnat, As.
rURa,t FC aia.-Al-o. lot OF tora &c e, con-
s;sttag Q; .ne Lila 1osanY Ward, Ole, bAresa
and uiass, Wo kstsad Tabss .b .irs, I.eo-
atsad. IL tttresss-, totB. A.s.kets Aloots k,ivos
Aud FORK 7 st,s s5.shes, T. saa s5auUe.s,
niso, q tc. OF Psntpiopns, Vest.- Shes 80.
fed GaU ruOnn, q aot.
ADDITIONAL.
Fl ENiTC Re hi DO ar.ei t. my sale
this "UNDAil morning. n large lot OF tuT-
Attire. ,ouAistI4 < u oLe Mahogany NaId-
roos. EockirE OMAR. Bure us, Two Side
boards, large lot OF On Colt III good ordsr .
,ue very largo UaIae;. d hog,0y Ll,ep-
sion Diu.ug Table. II to- OF h 'i' de, Sst l. i,
Doors, az Cnsire, 80 sol1, 70 Mattresses.
80 Feather b. DIS i &c
te 10 Il CAUTuOhN
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Dnsias SXs attAck Eas F.1srai v.1ss,s
Wsrs sunk. TIE CarIsw was Asfsly bsAeAsd.
. large ball struck her deck and passed clear
through the bottom. ALI hands aboard and
the ammunition were saved. The com.
mandsr OF the Confederate steamer Forrest
made . gallant tight. He was eighty
wounded. One midsbipman lost An arm.
Fifty Federal vessels are or the Island.
Only 70 gun boats engaged the vessels 1t
10 understood hat the Oon federate dset re-
turned 10 Eliz lbetE city 70 obtain supplies,
and woul Id promptly return invigvrAted.
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THKEh We Valuable BUIs.D-
i INC LOTS ON ulAuE STAEEr.
nItwEkN 18Th ND z9Ta Srkkh1ts
FOR SALE al AUC;CiON -At tn. reg usst
VI the executors u Ghe la ~ Samuel SkinGer.
deceased, We shall sell NJ pubic auction. ON
the premises, on hiCN bay the l0tn kebru-
AIRY, looZ, at Al O'clock r. Nj, thoss three
oeauhtAi LOIS located as We, az yoi L inX
the late Residence OF the deIecsnt, iron ling
eacn about 80 feet on the south gi0s OF Nraass
s'reet, running biEh las feet 10 IN alley -
Ieet Wiua- lnc LOIS ARE among the mort
beautiful IN taat dies iraOis ioNniiIy.
Bras one third cash. balance AK and
Twelve mon ms, Tor negC table hotes. uter<8s
,.cdod. altd ute retained tiI last - PAID.
The taxes for lso2 ~ mr. paio by The purchaser.
GODDlN i APR EhSUN.
IL J AuCluA edrn.
+. =. Al tbs same time aud pace, Will bs
so,s!, she Lao. and very y4insote aud wsis-
Guilt Hr.ch Tenement thereon, at In eorn-r
II grace ana 18th g, now occupied by Mn.
Skinner, trCnting a,DUut ~ feet, RAINING ns,ak
80 ts-. Oh 18th Lreet 10 an H,ley 50 ieel wide.
he Gous4 AIS > rooms. pesio,s tbs usual out
houses, ana - aInong tne best cGiit RcRSos In
tna city. terEs above.
BY request OF the executors.
ieS q. & A., Aucts.
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Associated Press Dispstehe, .. J

NORFOLK, February s-The engagement At
Roanoke Island commenced on +, iday fore.
noon, and continued until two O'Clock In the
Afternoon, when the courier left. The enemy
then ceased the most energetic po. ton OF
their attack. The attempt Of the Federals
TO land failed. Two Of their steamers were
much dsmat x 5. Our batteries were unin-
jured. The firing On our part was conducted
with great GOODNESS. Some private resi-
dences on tho Island were injured.
Gen. Wise is IT Mays Head, sick In bed
His physicians could only with great din
Guilty prevent his joining in the fight.
: Heavy firing was heard south OF Nor6lk
mp to half past one O'Clock to-day. 1t Is
presumed 70 have been the cannonAding al
Roanoke Island.
fsHo0ND DIsPArcH.
NoRFoLK, Va, Feb sth.-An officer from
the Confederate steamer Ourlew has just AZ.
rived from Roanoke Island, and reports that
the Ourlew had been sunk by the enemy
The other Confederate gun. boats had with.
drawn to Elizabeth City. for want Of ammu
milton. A large body Of Fedsrals, supposed
to be 5000 In number. landed yesterday on
the island. Their landing was In ten tional lily
permitted. 70 - to allow our msa . chano<
to meet them on shore. It IL reported thai
our troops gagged the enemy vigorously
The battle RACED tsrrthcally nearly al day
Our batteries are Jet unintu1ed. No casual.
ties are reported.
The nag Of truce boat went down to-day
to Fortress Monroe, and rstuInsd this even.
Ing.
[f1IaD DIsYAfc1.
NoavoLx. Va Feb. 9.-Ths battle va r.
newsd 81 Roanoke Island on Saturday at 1
o'clock In the morning. The nring from tn
ships on all our batteries continued for abOu
halt IN Aosr. Un4sr this IRE the sasmy
landed ave- thousand troops On the South end
Of the leland. The ground being maxshy and
Ast the snsmy's opsrstieus were inpsdsd
While IN tAis positioa - Ooaisdsrstsl
eAArssd them with cheers. I1s enemy ~
tEsatad Ia much disorder aAd attempted 4
Ieach their gun-hOats. -
0su1Ddsns1e yeinfoSes01n1 Isachsd III
lslaaA on Friday might. Annnaitioa i
plsatifai and provisoas absnAAAt % ~
1alao1a 4
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rONFEDER ATE HOUSE,
MA - ~ a \ ~ SsdN Y

Inc subscrther wfsose 70 inform the public
that IN has all the DHLl. :AllIE S IF the -.
son and will continue TO furaieh them At
proper rates ~ customers or families
promptly.
u!s bar Will ba furnished with the best
WINES, LIQUORS, dc DC.
HAving null coL lidance Ia hts ability to ca.
Ter Tor The public, he respectfully asks its
patronage. JOHN II. DI00EN,
Late Dtgees 4 Booth
r S.-All bills aGsinst n99.ee 3 llnnth r
ask. yin 10 pressn ted without delay.
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Excitsmart In Shs Whisky Market

We understand that the price of whiskey
went up last Saturday abou, 200 per cent,
unuer Ite influence OF Tie announce Ont OF
i. forthcoming o.aer from tho War Le5art-
ment TO so,ze all the corn held for purposes
VI aistilIa.ion. We hope tns stop Will te
taken promptly. Ii wnI.keJ were So gal.
.oh. II would Ds al the be.,er Tor Inc cUm-
munity tor very few would then aspire u
mo "Iuxury" OF drink.
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~ rRICT-JOHN 3. YOUNG, Era-Le.
the frten de- Of this gentleman stand firm Ia
their determination TO pose for him, o,with-
s."noine the newspaper articles wanting The
strohetn OF other candidates. Hi. friends are
earnest In tho belief that the real con test IL
oetwe"n himself and Mr.. mcfarland.
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RIORMOND. JANUARY IS 1863
~. TO VIM II. MAOFAKL AND, Esq.-
~ DRAR SRI: A vscapcy having &c CURED IN
Congress by the death Of MT, TTLgR. we RS
spec.fuily reguest that yo0 will ANNOUNCES your
self candidate.
Very truly, yuars,
WIN. Il. MACON, New Kans
MiOHAEL HRETTER.
LEWIS WEBB,
THEO. 8 OBsRTSOE,
ORANGl. BEhEET.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
PHYTOb JOHNSTON,
GEO. w. GILLIAN,
r. K. w Ute.
q. J. SlftTtN,
It'd. s. tnNEYHCUuH,
VIM. II. hOcOCE,
JAS. =. (kATH.
VIM. K. WATTS,
VIM. CIR X,
JOHN " WRIGHT,
A. A. r. Riley,
VIM. II. tOBERra.
OF kichmoII Ho-;ias-s
p A. Fl. \ ALL,
L H. WA Ike,
VIM. SM TIL.
MILES URPEN
MILES { EGGI ESTCN,
ELIJAH 8AgTA.
VIM. l.. !tCsiEN,
N. T. p 3E,
ID. N. Re bERTSON,
JA]. A. itUOTT.
JAS WALSH,
aAM'L . DOMAIN
Fer Themselves aud others.
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The Federals at Florence and Tus-
cumbia-Destruction Of Property.
msARsn, Feb. .. lvia Mobile. Feb s).-ths
city 10 full OF excitement in consequences Of
the ascent Of the rtvsr BY Fsdsrel gaa.boata.
The Fedsrals went to Florsnce. They dss.
tsoyed the warehouse at Tuscumbia land.
lag. and Indicted other iejuries. Il 10 re-
ported that sAsy are marching towards
lpka, Mississippi.
HORPGR e40.lA HUR HALB.
II IoaT STILLS. complete.
Two 90 gallons each.
Ore 10 10
One % DO
Apply % JOS. =. BLOSSOM & CO.,
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VOTE FOR THE RIGHT MAN--
~ JOHN II YOUNG has al ways been
faithful. Let his friends rally TO the polls.
Men of Henrico, rally.
fe lO-ltt THE PEOPLE,
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w. TO THE VOTERS OF THE UUUN
~ TIES OF HAHoyRR, HENRIno, iHARLKs
CIrY, New ksST, JAMES Cry, YoRK. WAR
WICK AND ELIzABErH CITY, ASDrsH CITIss or
RIcH1OND AND WILLIAMsHrhe: In Response
TO call made on me, In the dispatch OF tha
18th inst, and in com pliance with the " ignes
of mauy friends, announce my self II cnndi.
date for the post of Representative Ia the
Confederate Congress.
Doubling my qualifc atinrs for . saGt ~
Congress while h lding r. comm lesion la fh1
army, and feeling the force OF the ooiec ioi
made to officers OF the army becoming caudi
dates for congress, l have this day resigned
nay commission.
should 1t hs your pleasure to eIect NE,
shall serve you TO the best OF nv ability; hUt
should your choice fall on any Of the worth 5
gentlemen opposed 10 me, shall return,
with pleasure, TO pursuits more congeEtal tC
my tastes more conducive 10 m: interests
and batter suited 10 my health. thGH ,hcst
IN which AN at present engaged.
GEO. w RANDOLPH.
Yorktown. Jan 81. 1881. T. Side
----------------
RICHMOND, Jsa s9 1852
~. JAMES LYONS, E,Q :-t,sAR SIR A
~ vacancy having occurred In the represen .
tation of this district, by the death cur la.e dis
tinguished Representative, Joha 1yier, we re.
dlI it. ~ 60 N'N'''' V
Very respectfully. your OBJ servants.
VIM q. Crenshsw. John Ehern,
T.. T Winston. JOS. Doertinger
VIM. Taylor, and nany cthere.
RICHHoaD Jan. q. 1862.
To Messrs. VIM. q. Orensba~. Thomas w. Dos
WELL Il. T. Winston William Taylor, John
AherD, O. 6tebbins. Joseph Dosrhinger ana
Others
GEsTLEMES, Your rote Of this dat- requesting
me to announce myself "a a cacdds for C,,D
gress, has lu.t been received, and in mplsa:,re
with your request with many thank- r your
Kindness now anncupcs nv self Il candidate.
Most respectfully, yours,
Ia 98-2ws JAMES LYDSa.
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eaaxh ssy ses !esy Miller, assa .bo,,t Il years
eA@ eosssMs Col. Henry 1lllsr. OF Rociins.
" Thurs ~ ~ ecoiosntai blrnsd 20 dsoth
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~ Az 4 -.

lEOr otter "Haass," see Fourth Paee.l
NTANTED-1he puoLc to know that
w hsve resuln ed NJ old business, At th-
c.1ner OF Broad AID 9th strests, whore /
u STOCK OF
FAMILY 0RUCEhIES
ne the market Will NJ present afford. A cali
Is soiicILed. h J. Is. HUNULEI,
fe lot Late OF H. a. 1aa audrey d 20.
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Capture Of All our Troops Excep
TWENTY-FIVE.
OTHEk UALTIES.

CAPT. 0. JENEIf0S NISE MORTALLY
HvINDED.
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LOST,
Fur other "L0sts," sx T5urfh Pao,

For other "Losts," sN Tsarfh Page
r O.S T.
IL FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
6eswesn Ohimborazo Hospital and my Office q
PAY ROLL for Ohimborazo hospital
I viii pay The shove sewAr for ~ delivery ct
my omcN, corner Of M Ssh I'll and rs b s'.eets.
Church HtE. JAMEA r. WEST,
70 l0-2* Ospt snAsA Q. n. q. & A.
OSr-Oa Friday, beswe.n Brook Avssue,
IL near MArshall aud Broai rear Fourth 81,
. iAady's PORTE.AONNAIE, Psul) contain.
irg small amount Of money and stamp; also,
. broken Chain
The finder Will be rswE ID BY leaving Il at
the Dsnatch once. fs 10-lt*
OST-On the 9th Inst on Main street. BE-
IL tween 7th and 18th, my
FRnE PAPERA
They were II tin b<x.
viii pay $3.50 reward for their return 70 this
once. 1OSEBR1RY GENT1Y,
70 fo-hs A ffeA man Of eclof.
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~ JOHN YOUNG is a osndidate 10 Il j
~ the vacancy occAsoEed by ha death Of Mr.
iYLER. Let his friends rally to the po,is an
sue cess Is certain. fe lO-t
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TIE WAY LATEST.

ANOKE ISLAND IN THE
HANDS OF The ENEMY.
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w At our Factory, on South side
OF TIE Dock,
l0U,uE Whlte.Ock SPOKE BILLETS.
1cp,vOo II. YAK PLANK.
U,Uvu Axe ana fick handle BIZ ETS.
For which the hlg hest market Price Will be
paid. NANCE 4 AfPEkSON.
70 To- St.
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w AN rED.-A lady, well qualified to
w teach MUSIC, ION the Piano. desires
very much TO procure 3 class in Richmond
children prefsrreo.)
Terms moderate, 10 suit the tiIaes. Those
wishing TO confer with her, ascsrtaining
terma, TO-, will please address, through the
Richmond Post Office. IVY. q. H."
n
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HffEHa mr.,
6t r. e COOK Axr,v

AAdE SALE or OILS. wHIsHEY
IL b"aNL1Es5. WINES, SAT SUB 40
ior hcc ,na VI whom " NAV Concern
AUCIIOa -On THUR DAT. lstn ius,.n,
~ ~ oeiaek. VIA sell a. my sore, tor AZ.
count OF whom IL may Concern, he toIIov
inx goods, VIZ:
sools Lard Oh, (sin;er STRANGELY
epsrm d., "
; d" L.usesd do.
83 bye Whisky,
~ CAGES old MonoDgahela Rye Whfsksv
boxes Hummsi's ExtraoI .os5ts.
IL oasss Ctaret,
. sDa.ksts ham payne. Green ssalJ
(vsrgsAAy,j
10 half bbls. Sal soda,
bale and half bbi Gloves
10 d- johns ola HoIi6nd 'fin.
.Quni ier CASKS MaGeiEa Wine,
se.Shth " CORbac Brandy,
z'e-nth 4" Ot.ru, Dupvy < Co..
- - eo1"s sparsiiog ScupleT noug Wine,
~ Gags AlIsp.ca,
- gross Ill atch .
2nie p siuve. Terms cssh
Ane a.lenuoG oI the trade IL pArticuiarIo
asaso, aa Tue gouds are OF superior Qualify
wen suited 20 Ihe &c ahon. aud are gre .Iy In
- IA h =. COOK.
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RICHMOND. January %. 1862
GENTLEMEN: Sincerely grateful for the osll
which you, and many Others Of my fellow -citi-
sens, have made upon ma, do not hesitate to al.
nounce myself q candidate TO rsprssent our
Dissfiet In CONHRESS My Guties In Congress
will not pa11n.t me TO go through ;ns District, q
under othef circumstances / world gladly do.
content myself with anr oupcipg my inextin.
gu1shable devotion TO cause, and 10 eternsi
seDsrstion from the people beyond the Susque.
hannah.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
Ia 3'-ta VIM II
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w A SUBSTITUTE
On board u. S. Steamer
patrick Henry"
rs Ward Room Steward.
Apply at the Dispatch Office. fe lots
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~ JAMES LYONS. Esq,
~ FOR CONGRESS,
From the Richmond District, composed OF the
cause o. Richmond and ~iiiAmso. r.. the eoun-
Ties Of Aenrtco. Hanover, New Kept. Cha,iss
City. Elizabeth N'y james C1ty, War; iek. and
YORK. kLsor,oN 10.h Feb'y I. 3i-l0ss
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- LIE HDiD AssonTMsNT or nay
- 4yoLS ooAPS, PEaEt Ma Els y. H,Iv
aniIUi T. 40, al eUO,I NO, ALn.
aAnOAh 18th inst. a. % o'c ca, vlls i =.
MY tors. isIss a,scr,meLt Of Dry 90 o.. c.o,
'ist ing 9f Uslie %. imcEes eau. brrrs Linens
"sTs-ui-s Au uus, irtD ,aisgs. sc a ta.utitut
iGt OF iaIcy artci.s. tu,h y. To- on, a a.
i.sdles Retieules. Money Bags. Ss,ch.Ia unp,
bsushes. Ac,i u pies assortment of Fshey Sosa g.
teriumeris Hair Dyes. Esssnces. DC, &c TO.
Set1sE vi IN my other aeelrapio articles suited
W tas bry GooJs aua fancy arte.s trade.
: he attention Of tas trsic is reqassrsa.
fa 10 r.. 1. OK. Auct
NTEAM kNCINE AT AUOrION.-Un
- L l.SDAY, llth Inst, at ~ O'clock. I
~iii sell, Tiny sore,
One SHAM ENGINE, horse rpwer
lne EAsine may to repaired, at very little
expense. tic iol h. h COUk. Auot.
- E' HEaNl'o sALk.-by Of tbs
~ hU,sinss Court OF the oi,y Of h;ohucud. pro-
aeu-eed o. The l5,h OF ia, az y, 1854 1 VIII .eN
at puSbc auc ion IN front OF INC Sisy Hal. II
WEDNESDAY,, the IL day OF kebraary, at I0i
ocioSA IA IA. 10 tie highest tideer ter cAsh &
rec N54nU ID An. nsmea A .ndsr oaiden VIII.
has been soAvicted oy said Con IF ,nira.sniss-
ner aLlG oECa. d 10 b. Sad Intu sDSoiue slavery.
IL SIS. tnjo ut DLEI City ssant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

VIZ ANTED-
" TO HIRE
A Colored Woman,
As OHAMBERMA1D and House Servant
Aeoomn endations as to character required
Apply ut the fourth door above Ath street.
on the n orth side OF Grace street.
fe To- cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

UTANEED-
w 0UNSMITHS,
At the State Armory,
corner OF 9TH and Gary SITS
Two Journeymsn 0unemitha
They must come we'll recommended.
u. DIMMOCK,
IL le-3t Col OF Ordnance of Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

" 9 u r q Il 8 .
The Knoxville Leather Company, at Knox
VILE, Tennessee, want to hire three or four
good CURRIERS', to whom good wages an
constant employment will he given Ad.
dress, r. II. CAMPBELL. Sec'y
fe.lO-7tS Knoxvflia Tanr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-10

w SITUATION
BY u Female TEACHER.
A young lady, native of Richmond, oxpe.
rtenced and highly approved, who teacaes
the usual English branches and French. do.
sires q situation. Address,
fsln-st* p. PRICE, Rchmopd, Va.
VTTANTED-
" To HIBE-
A LAdys MAID and
general House Servant, for 4 small family.
Address IL. U. II - ut Dispatch once.
f. lO-2t<