The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-17
GETTING HIS REVENGE.
The Mobile Adveyfiser says:

The Mobile AdUeyttsT says:
Many 0eorgians and Alabamiaus will vi.
murder OF Gen. Mcintosh, the Greek Chief
tain. many years ago and before the re.
moval of the nation to the reserve. Tnat
deed was perpetratsd by the faction OF Ho-
poth leyhoIo, the old rascal who, with his
renegade Greeks was lately routed by Nc
Intosh and Cooper. Thus does Mcintosh
avenge, in the cause of his country, his pri-
yate wrong. "Yhe patient search and vigil
long of him who treasures up wrong" is
rewarded, and the murderer OF The Chiefs
father is q fugitive before. IL he has not ere
this fallen under, his triumphant arms. Yet
Mcintosh would have let the old william live
on with his crime had he not taken up arms
against the South. Still the Indian blood In
his veins, however Its instincts may have
been humauized and christianized, must find
revenge sweet, especially as its wrsaking b
DRsERTERs FROM CANADA.
The Montreal (Canada) Commercial Adoerti-
ser has the following paragraph:
Two men enlisted in the 1o0th regiment at,
Toronto, an d having made drawings of the
fortihcations there, concluded TO desert, and
left for Rochester in sail boat which they
stole from the island. They were immedi.
ately followed by q negro who had been
watching them, with another man. in row
boat, and after an exciting chate of seven
miles, owing to q change in the wind, they
were overhauled Refusing to surrender
the negro man fired on them with q gun
loaded with duck shot wounding them both,
after which they were captured, conveyed
to Toronto and delivered up.
DISCOVERY OF SALT VEINS IN TEXAS
We take the folio wing from the Ularksyille
Cexas) Standard:
In Wise county, a region Of three or four
miles in extent has been found full! of salt
water veins. A we'll being sxcavased eight
tUAlwM "a In,
which yields from nine to eighteen per cent
Of salt. People are now making for their own
use, and perhaps one or two persons, ON q
small scale, for sale. The owners Of the land
intend constructing salt works ON a consider.
able scale as permanent Investment.
LARGE YIELD.
The Griffin (0a.) Csnfsdeyate Nssn IN In /.
formed by Mr.. John SLlwen, OF that county.
that he has picked and weixhed. nom ~
and q half acres Of upland, Without manurs'
ten thousand and ninety Eight pounds Of cot.
ton in the seed. or very small fraction iess
than two thousand pounds Per acre. This il
avery large yield Of cotton, and proves what
good land and skillful culture Will eject.
YaIa1 ARRIVALS.
A matter OF in ersst to the public esuer.
ally, says . Mobile exchange, We will men.
ton that the following arusbes have recently
made their appearance In this city:
leo sacks cokss, 20 earbcys acids, 20 caak,
potash, 20 Casks soda ash, 20 boxes shot, Il
bbls. sulphur, tons lead. Quinins, medi
Seech,) cigars, &C.
J1w o1L1Axs ARRc1AgTs DRyoay A r1xnca TAI
suxAL.
We copy the following from the Chicas,
zSibsns. Of December 50:
A cas- arising ont Of the civil var IN Ams
TribunAl Of O0mmsrcs. Msssrs. Rtmalho r
Neyrsy. merchants Of New Orleans, Aecep1o,
. bill Tor four hundrod and elgAty-thYao -
lsesrs. OttenAetmsr = o., OF New Ycrk
0e1oro tho etll e11l dno, tAo Oonfoderate or
gres adopted the law pFohthlttng coanor
An1, conseQuently, No money Vas poneisso.
D kiMe11o = Nsyrey - ~ tAe hill, which
49, dienoAorea. bat tOftsnAolnsr = 90.
4aNaaE 1eASnea 0At. . NeM1e1 a. the 110 q
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