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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

dOOSE We O1AEd0 i Gl0
TuYspAY March 4th, 1862.
The House opened with prayeD by the Kew.
Mr.. SoLoAoH.
PsorxcrIox OF TIE PROPERTY OF LOYAL orrI.
zINs.
Mr.. CAzIHovB called up the Senate bill for
tho protection Of loyal citizens, whose pro.
per ~ has been or may b seized and sold BY
illegal process Of the Pierpont Instruction
ary Government.
NJ. q. offered an explanatory amendment
comforting . right OF action upon the person
whose property may be seized, against the
In such sale, and against their legal repre-
sentatives; and connning the righs OF action
to parties whose property may be sold
The amendment was adopted, and the bill
passed.
LIST OF TIE MILITARY FORCES OF vIRaIHIA.
An act to provide for the taking of an &C
curate list of the mi itary forces OF virginia,
mustered into tho service OF the Confederate
states since the commencement Of tho war,
or whe may hereafter enlist In said service.
The list to give tho names, ages, residences,
and date Of enlistment, OF edcn commission
volun teeriLg from Virginia, was taken up
and passed.
The following bills were passed:
Requiring tho Penitentiary Store-keeper
| to make quarterly reports to the Board OF
/ directors.
l For tho removal Of lunauc conviots from
| the Peai ten tiary to tho Lunatic Asyl UNI.
To incorporate tho Virginia Rolling mills
For the recovery Of $4,000 in specie,
stolen by the usurped Government Of West
srn Virginia from tho Exchange Bank OF
| Weston.
TO convert the Northwestern Bank Of vir-
ginia into . separate and independent estab-
Aushorizinx tho rs.orsanization OF the
OuIpeper Minute Men and the Oulpeper
| 3idemen.
Mr.. BuroHD submitted resolution In re-
gard 70 excepting from tho provisions OF an
ordinance passed BY the Convention such
| state securities a. have been acquired BY
| loyal citizens since juno goth, 1851.
| Mr.. RoSnrsoH presented bill authorizing
| cor tain corporations to issue small notes In
sums less than one dollar.
Mr. AHpIasox, Of Botetour+, laid before the
House the report Of Major General Tallia'
ferro OF the seixure OF me dosport navy
Yard Ordered to be printed.
Adjourned.
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hss been appointed Provost Marshal for Rich.
mond and Q circuit of ton miles around it.
The Passport Once il placed under his charge,
and continued II ito present location, on Ninth
street. Distilling, selling, or giving away IL
quor, is absolutely prohibited. Arms, such as
swords, bayonsss, rides, double barreled shot
guns, and pistols Of such size a. may Do used
in the 6eld, must be delivered to Colonel
Dimmock, at tie State Arsenal in this city, TO-
day, March s., or they will be seized. Pay.
mont viii b made for privat. arms delivered
up OF taken for she public use.
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Death from Hart Disease.-A man named
William L. Hopkins, formerly . member Of
The Public Guard, was found dead in his bed
ysassrday morning at the residence Of Mr.. w
+. Goode, on Cary, between 18th and 18th
streets. On IN examination Of the body it WA
aseertsinsd that death was caused by disease
Of the heart. 1t was not doomed essential to
hold an inquest. Deceased was q native Of
Goochland, and his friends took charge Of his
remains with the intention of sending them to
that county for intsrment.
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Sale of tie Columbian Hotel Property
We understand that the Columbian Hotel
property, which includes also the Tobacco
ExehangsQ belonging TO The estate OF tho
Late 3 b; cs:nshsv E.. :0ls e public p aoe
son, Tor the eeereg,te sun n, Of Of PISS 600
property, including the Tobacco Exchange,
(which sold for ~, ooOJ brought remarkably
good pzioss-sasA, indeed, - gives assurance
that the people have full conh' encs In the
stability Of the existing order Of things.
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eeaai1a,s, ~ - tAsy ere .sss, r,e
ohaAso6-l hAvet A~
BuLWsll, perhaps ~ have eAsaeaA. -,
I have not aA1 Aevoe vii. I tS1Nk ~ StsS.
u Of The cursoa yankooo noV ~ ~, ~
hut M hiRhnP.- >>sss.
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Liquor Destroycd.-Ws understand that
. small quantity Of liquor, found in . grocery
on Byrd street yesterday by the Provost Mar.
shars guard, which was being vendsd in an
illegal man nsr, was seized and emptied in tho
street. This course will NO doubt he pursued
in all such cases whore it appears that tho
orders forbidding it, sale have been viol4ted.
Sent to JaL-Dennis Mcguire an intoxi.
Gated soldier, ~ brought before the Mayor
Yesterday for Sl3ggsring about tho streets and
nolesting people while drunk Monday even
ing, and was committed In default Of sdfety
for his good behavior.
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Generals Buckner and Tilghmsn have been
cent TO Fort Warren.
Gabriel Winter, an old member Of the New
York bar, died suddenly n the 9th ult.
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~ Case ~ Doeiag~-O. yeeeeeey
ns1n.ng, Inneesas ~ 49,. ~ 3.
drsaafaiiy I'D. PsrSal FLY - y
bprns, received b her clothes ig.kt while
sdlndiag in front 81 The .s-plsts n - SpRsr
room OF her fathers residence, ON Leigh, ns-
tween 7th and 9Th strsslGs In The CITY Tue
screams Of the little sufferer quickly sum-
noned 70 her .iAAil the .y.il.5as ss.ass:, ss
moved I'LL ahe wss injured TO that 6eGree that
she can hardly survive her iaju1ise Dn
Deans, Little, and Trent wSrs sslled IN, and
suSSsedsd, BY the free NE Of elor1orn' IN
partially a!lay ing her intense sa1sstng. Or
n former occasion, - We learn, D.. Doegstl
hsd the misfortune 70 lose one Of his children
In 4 manner similar 70 the above, and the
present untoward accident u, therefore, both
distressing in itself and for the recollection
it cannot but evoke. 4t5
a.-After the above was in type death
kindly stopped the misery that human skill
conld not ward OF. The child died at 81
O'Clock.
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The SURE ndsr Of Nashville.

I:appears that the city of Nashville was
surrendered to the enemy, by Mayor Cheat
ham, on Sunday, the sd nit. The Memphis
Ar1lanche, Of the 2sth, has the following &C.
count of the transaction
Its true that the Federals had not pre-.
viously entered The city, hut a regiment of
FEDERAL cavalry were encamped in the
town Of Edgefeld, short distance from
Nashville.
Itwss to this point that Mayor Cheatham
repaired, and formally rendered the city with
all the pubic stores 1t contained, to the
C mmnnd.r OF the Federal for es
The Fsderais seemed 10th to believe that
the city had really been surrendered, and
accordingly OILY sent over fifteen men to
take possesston-lnd even these seemed to be
Ga the lookout for surprise of some sort.
There WAS q large amount of bacon and
other army stores in the city Of Nashville,
and Dol Forrest, OF this city. was engaged
up to Sunday afternoon attending on the
W hiie eng aged In tnia service Mayor Cheat
ia m oppO ed, and told him to desist, he hav.
tng formally given up the same TO the Federal
officer Those OF AS who know Dol. Forrest
cen well ,maRine what his reply would be to
| such au order. He told the Mayor that he
| ranked all officers hen in the city that he
WIS & Confederate officer, and shat II he did
| lot d"sist from interferer ca he would take
! force. subsequently, q lOt OF low flung cha
| racers about the city commenced n series #
depreda ions upon private property, and the
! MAYOR being po Werless 10 relIess them, it is
| repor ed that Col. Forrest took diets chrnent,
| anu meeting them in the public sq1 re-,
killed five { 1 them before thew were dispersed.
| It is PEI ha1,s the first city of such size,
| amt containing such large amount OF valua
| BILE stores. that was ever surrender cd, under
| ,uch cir cunxtances, TO such an inconsidera-
! bic force
| Tho Memphis Appeal, Of the eth, says:
| Thirty of the en-my's picksts, stationed on
| the Murfressooro' road, b few miles from
| Kentucky cavalry company on Monday night
| last. Tn g company had secretec themselves
| Ia the city, and took the picsets by surprise
! as soon ~ they sssur ed their position
a large proportion o; the respec "a hls citi.
| zsas of Nasavii.e had left before It was sur
| +. ndered
Three four,h s OF the Government property
| aud military stores are thought to have been
saved.
The Knoxville Register, of the a7th, learns
the following from Il gentleman who had JUS
arrive Il from Den. C,i ..agden's command al
Nurfreesboro':
Gen Buell. has ., tered Nashville, and
made a speech to the citizens, in which he
disclaimad any purpose OF iDoiesting private
rights The United htatas fisG was hoisted
n uor the capitol, amid the cheers Of some ol
the c,tiz4na who remained In The city. }en.
kueil has Isanat = proclamation, in which be
offe.s hrln esiy TO all who will take the oath
to supper, he Federal Government. Such
pr clam tiags were Issued, II viii De remem.
nered, Ia Htrth western Virginia and IN the
si.giuia Pei insnlA. We know now the vaa'
dai@ kep: fai Ii, Gan there be fennesseans &c
gu!lible as 10 rwallow thiA stale bhi.
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NcsExrsrs IN ssE WRsT.-it Is, sta'ed
that tue Fei.rel troops, some twenty thon.
sTni strong, tBtey engaged on the Cpm.
hArsasd md Tennessee rivers, have fallen
back 70 Paduoaa. Gen Polk, Anticipating
that thu object Of their falling back was
10 make tank movement On Columbus,
When ne eOsmy II ordered forward. hss or.
csrsd the BRIGGS on Ma, field creek = % Dc.
ssrcy Cd IN order 70 impeds his progress.
Toe fsderalA are pfssaDsd 10 b. fatty "a.
vised Of the fact that these never hae been
any idea Of evncuAttnE Columbus.
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~Jos Jsmes. an engineer on the Wilmington
and bisncbes.A, Raiirosd. was stabbed and
killed Gu ,np e IA ui... in Wilmington, N. u f,
~ james helupso
ThSpNorsh .ih papers give the cold shoulder
70 tns 'man Foster, )" (Uh aries n J and say
Ne wal NOT he allowed seat In the Federal
Cf ngress as . n.eMbsr from North caro-.
CsrEsn0 conway FELTON,, Precedent Of
1AsvaIa Oollsfs, 1Aes., died On sAe SotA Ult.
49, gAaelss, w, 10 ma q S1lh65 q EN-:
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St000Ameuts.
1hs operations Of the day had forced the
yieht wing, and In froot OF Zen. Buckne,' 3
position Ia the entertainments, and when h 8
command reach hts pos iion he found TINS cue
my rapidly advsnc.ag 10 'ake POSSESSION Of
this portion OF his work HIS had IL Stubborn
oosnict lasting one l-as u half hours TO reg in
II, and the enemy ar ,ualiS got possr ss,on Vt
the extreme right % bis position, aud held II
- ARMY that he copi., DOL DIS cdgo him he
pOaltlOn Thus gaineG by the enemy was most
commanding one, b=iug lMme- lately in the
rear OF our flv-r batt"fy IL Held WORK FOR ITS
protection. From ~ he coald readily Iurn the
outfenchtd work G. uped ~ zen bdckner,
cover OF an intervening ridge directly upon
oar battery ana field work While he held
tAt1 poeiuon II Was mauif' b. we could not hold
The main Nork or battery. such WAS : @ con.
4ltion OF the arYnsesnt nigh t. fail after L ice
Aours Of con1ict on the Is n ins, in VIII ,ch our
los. WIS severe, ard leaving not less lhaD
e,6oo OF the euem aead ard WOUNDED on the
0ssd. We let npon ne fs!d ns,tr.y MA his
wounded. NeOAuae We couiL not rem I'VE them
Ne EFT his dead nnharisd, BIC inss we ,u,d
t0t bury them eUcn IA 4 fitel and .uras=
Aas l0rbap never before occurred npou tnis
Sontnsnt. We took aDout s." prisoners 81 q
sekgs numosr VI hrMs ". had ,ougat this
esus 70 open the Way fer our .fia, ar. r..
t.Svo os MN an iuvestnent, winch ~ouse
SscsesaFhy rtduee ns tau ,he position by
S4Akas. We hhd occupied IN. whole day 10
Als0MRssh our CHI CT, aud ss,ors We cvu,d
&eepMN "a leave, as.sr taxing IN a. wou. a~d
- - 49, sAe e1smy aaa ,Hrowa erouad
500 y tns aga. a. inmsa.e f.rcs or
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1UnsslAg o9oaf retreat We haa OILS ~, :,
Me- tg0vpesJl told q h-se = large mr..
pGrnn We bed loss IN tn- three ia .siss
IAe eommADd hsd 0een iG shs trenches uisht
md dsy Tor Ave dSys, sxpcsst 10 The snow
aieet, 10 ad ~ zee water, without shelter
rad ~lsacns adequate covering aLd WI aoai
alDep.
in ,Eis condition the general ofseers held d
nonsui altos, 10 detxTm.As what We should
% usn 6ueku~r gave II e. bis decide.
onlaiou tnSs ~ conI1 NOT hold has posiiieI
oos.hAN N AoaT sea.pss 40 ass1nts OF tht
0a~Hy, cd eAt0 u eEsEny Wind est.ex Alsa
ss.a s,Sl!f 1! II !s :. g;SEss I.'.
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funfelte bitter. Die @bre 1T nidt mir 3lts
0epo9t, lpubern ibm."
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@alte pber elm atIi6tl,der, ippmit man per
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2S9 ga. &S. SpfGen 9. unh TO- STR.
,Jsfen RaUmttae BON 4 llbr on:
Juffrumentals unS Dpcals(gpnse
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or Kings Evil

is a constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
In disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending g from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation I" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
viii visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swelings; and o N
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous e~onstitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulons com
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
IN this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and IN
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply IN