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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

Senteneessy Court. .Msrststv- The following Do.
cislons have been rsndarsd n the Osurt. Martial
now IN session In the easlk Of the prisoners ar.
ofhcsr: O. g. A.. discharge k8rom the service a.
eueh, dned $50. and inpri6pnsd till paid. for ra.
sseivirs s nm Of money from party arrested By
MINI Pat Rehar ctisen, 6nsl $50 for sailing liquor,
], ssa N. O., dssertiou walk with barrel iscLat
two hours per day for ono month, bal and chain
and harl labor for another nonfh extra duty for
snn: enOsnsf forfeit pay &C. rs three Private ohas
jssIet two hours each day hr one month forfeit
- pay from 9th October 36os t, Ist January
1853; Private Samuel Le!bseisk, company q 53i
Virginia desertion; Ally lsshss wear bah and chair
with plscard with "ossertse' on ssme for six
months aud forfeit pay daring hi-e Tins of
service; Private James Fafrel, Capt. BoG.eux's
company neglect Of duty. forfeit pay for
one month, and do extra duty for same
time; private g. u Bott, Presidents Guard, viola
zion Of 4o Article Of War. not guilty.; MA ChsA
Lewis, cta IN. selling iiQ ior dned go and liquor
coafscated; private l. L C0ate, 90. I, lss N G.,
desertion. wear barrel Jacket two hours zach day
1852. to lst January 1868; private z Cspps &c. g,
1st n. c., desertion wear bsrral jacket two hours
each day for one month, VIM word "deserter'
painted on barrel and forfeit u pay the last ans
Frederick Posthavens, ctisen, selling liquor, fned
Soo, aud coEdnemens till paid; private Bu-weil
Belsher Co. n, l3.h Va, dessrtien, tarrel f-ckc
wsn aSserter on It, for two hsurs each day for one
A.on.n auu 1ot feit pay fOr fix private Il w Zee,
Co l. 22d q. c., desef.iou barrel iscket two hours
per day for one month, hard labor, bal and cham.
for another, and extra duty FOR third, with pay,
&c fer cited for same period; privste H. Land,
10. I'D n. q, desertion, bsrrel isehet two hours
per Gay for two moAtns 70 fss pay Tor do snA re.
ceve 80 lashes on bis bare back priva.e Caleb AVS
tin, OhVa BAN eonniving at the escape of prison
ere under mis- charge. 80 tn prejudice Of good order
and MI dtsry dscp re, hard labor, ball and chair
+ r one yesr, with forfeiture OF pay, and to bs
drunmed ont OF the service at the end Of said
year Mrs Mary Stephens, citizen, selling liq or,
Hned slOO, and liquor couhscated; private Ja.aes
Champion Bossieuxs company, neglect Of duty.
forfeiture Of pay and extra duty for one month;
private Harrison Bal, s6.h Va regiment. deser.
tion, one months extra DUTY in camp aud forfeit.
ure oi pay for tbs same period private John An.
derson, company H. 9th Va. desertion, f,ty lashes
on the bare back. and forfeiture of pay from the
time Of desertion to lst Of ia .uary 1863; CHARLES
Ksrlgot, citizen, selling lquor contrary to la~,
to pay $50 and be imprisouedt till the came be paid
The proceedings, findings, and sentences of the
Court, iu the foregoing Cases. were all approved
and ordered to be executed. One soldier will re.
ceiv. fifty lsshes to day, at Castle Thunder by the
hands ef . corporal Of police
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UNJUST SALE OF VERY DssIR .BLE LaNI

Unjust SALE or VERY DssIR ABLE l. AND
i aEAR THE DANvILLE KAILROAD-Un-
der decree OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
lately pronounced. the case Of Pauns 1. Pow.
oil vs. Grsen Powelis sdnr and ais, shail. a.
trustee In two severa deeds referred to In the pro-
sdipgs Of said suit, and ~ commissioner sell on
FRIDAY. the l9sh Of December. tie TRACT uF
LAND lately owned And ocoup ed By Green Pow.
ell decd. 1t contains $50 asres one third In origi-
nal growth; extends 10 both the Buckingham ard
Hundred roads; 10 l6 miles from Rish nond rom
the Che s,srheid Piss I from TomAhawk station,
and half mile from and In full View Of the Dan.
Vile railroad II would be . most desirable coun-
try reAidencs for ono doing business In Riehpsnd;
or II would be an admirable location for physi.
cian. being scOessble BY public roads from every
point
TERHa-Ahout d. 200 in cash, the balance Of the
purchase money In two equal payments Of u and
II months, carrying intsres: from DAY Of sale and
title retained TIL Last payment b made o. all casn
the purchaser % ehooas
0xO. n n. PORTER,
d J ID Trustee and Commlaaloosr.
XTALUADLH fHR1E STORY BRICK BfORE.
Y HOUSE, IN fH1 TOWN or FARAvILLN
FOB eAL1 AT AUCTION. On rUnSnAY, tns
oh of Desenbsf. will o6er for sala my valuable
three story briek sf0Rx HOUSE. containing .~o
good stose roems, with counting roo0s "a story
also. Town Han o. "a stosy anA Odd yelsews Hall
Deety bsine lpeaAsA h Ne eeatse a " town.
11ans-4o s1lt ~ puFehasss. end maAs knewn
- IL aAS ~ ~a,es tas9-Aas1 r. DAvIA
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Aesut.sd-A hearing wa bad yesterday befcrs
Judge yons sitting IN term. on the merits o. ar
appiioa'ion for release on . writ Of h0bsas corpus
sued out BY Mrs Mary Arm Piggott snc her family
residents of Charles City county, ARRESTED . few
weeks since on the charge of disioyalty by order
OF Gen Henry A. Wise. The parties were said to
have entertained Yankees a. their house while
those vandais ad possession OF the country in and
around their residence Nothing but inferential
evidence was otfered In suppcr. tbs alles alton
while great deal of proof vas accumulated, from
most respectable parties that Ms. Piggstt anS her
family we're tue citizens Of the Confs6eracy bo
In word and deed Mr.. Aylett sppss'sd for the
GoyeFnmsns; Me>srs. Nance and Wniisn,s for the
defendants. TIE Judge disehsrs ed al of the par
faee
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Ssatsnced.--A numbeR OF prisoners heretofore
convicted If various offences were carried before
Judge Lyons yesterday, and sentenced according
to the findings Of the jury In zach seysrai case In
Guided Ia the number were John Murray, sentenced
for eighteen years for the murder Of Nike Leary ;
John Wssteraeld, for three years and six months
for grand larceny; James JoIies, for three years
for stesling trunk aud content from Capt James
g. Hawthorne, and Albert Short, for three years
for tbs murder of George Bailey. q soldier Exc
cution Of sentence In Shorts case was suspended
for fifteen days, Ia order to allow him time, II
thinks proper, to apply to the Supreme Court of
Appoals for q new trial.
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Pvtson Hess-The following prisoners were 70.
cevsd at 3assle vhunder yesterday VIM Brab
ham And VIM. Pyle, OF company i, Cd Va res't
and W Smawood Of Lee Guards, as desersara
Marshal Of Stafford cnunty, viz: Thomas D Coatss
supposed deserter; John simpson and jacob Stipp7
attempting to cross the lines to the enemy; n ]
Chase. cor1pspy A, 24th Michis.n, Federal prison
Charles Johnston, dangerous Unionist, tbrou xhi
down In irons, said to Eave ,aussd ;hs deaths ot
insay Of our men By Leading On shs enemy3 d O.
lionsh. company /, sfh La, forged discharge;
N Riddle, company Is Va, Lo paper and de-
serter; Francis Rossh, Suspicious character; Jamsi
II Crafts company l, Is. Ga Jas. Edwards Rodg
ers's cavalry, and Pat Brannon, company u, Isl
Ga regulars, deserters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

NOZZLE, Dec. IA special dispatch. dated
OkaloaA, yesterday, says: We learn from official
sources that tLere u Yankee force as Bolivar,
Tenn, three regiments at Grand Junction. and one
at Davis Aiila One force which advanced from
Grand junction last Friday morning numbered
eighty rssimenta comprising IS 700 men II Il
rumOrsd that the ysdsrals we're cAmped last night
ten miles ffom Pontotox In heavy force.
Miss Osloek p A-rhe Yankees are 70.
porssd to b advancing nom OorintA Our picksts
1rsd On than at 6altillo, On the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad
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THE VERY LATEST LiNCOLN's MES.
AAGE

PETERSBURG. Dec. 4-The New York Times,
of thu 3D. is received here Llncoln's message w.s
read on Monday. Il makes seven columns Of the
saying that sincs the assembling of tha las. Con.
gress another year Of health and bountif Il hsrves,
has passed While It has not piaasad The Almighty
to bless the United States with return Of pssce
We can but press on, trusting that in Gcd's owl
good time all will be well He calls bis famous
proclamation a contsn plated emancipation schs r. Q
A Captain OF Texas regiment. and q clerk Ii
The Quar- ermsstsr s department st Richmond d. Ser
ted near Fredericksburg Friday night He makei
all sorts Of disclosures, as usual
A Washington dispatch says it is no longer
question that the army of he Potomac owes 1t.
failure to cross the Rsppahsnnock promptly on iti
arrival to an inexcussble delay in furnishing hs
means Of transportation. It Is rumored thai Gen
Meigs has been removed and Cen. Woodbury. ar
rested for causing the delay.
1t u stated on good authority that $50 0JO sol
di r. are now sbaent from t;ls Federal army with
cut leave.
Gen Blunt, after forced march, on the 2Osh
routed 600 rebels at Cane Hl; Ark The battl,
lasted several hours. The Federal victory wal
complete. Sixty rebels were killed and the samt
nupber wocnded Blunt thinks the rebels will no
sgsin venture north Of Boston Mountain this win
ter
The New York Herald Of the I'D. also received
to-day, contains nothing of interest No new
from Falmouth. The railroad from Aqua Oreel
. in complete order A Reconnaissance on euuds,
discovered TO rebels In q certain direction. Th,
rebels we're Sin fortifyisg, Snd show NO signs o
retreat
The Eibsrnian brings 1uropsan dsses to tn
2lsl Another Confsdsra steamer had left Liv
srpool, and still snothes was nearly ready. Moth
Ing looking to Intervention.
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SET &sias-Abous two years sso man named
Edward 8. Gentry was carriel beiore Msyor Mayo
for an assault on a negro. and the offencs beius
proved, hs was ordered to be punished Gentry,
who is nearly white, appeal from this decision
to Judge Lyons's Court, and the Question as to hi.
true ststus has been sgitatsd bsfcr- the Judge at
every term since the case ".s d eketeo. Yegter-
day to the rslef Of everybody, the .<as fnaly
heard on is merits and Gen ~ sljudssd ny the
Judge to have less than one fourth negro bloc ),
ana therefore, not able to the pains aud Dc
ties inflicted on the coiored population, and whioh
h. sought to avoid
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Proutsios ASainst Asctdsnts. 4 substantial rsil.
Ing nxs been laced on the north sde OF he cana
east of sth street either side of the bridge In or
der to prevent foot paseogers hon wslkEg, by
sS several have done The Two bodies said TO be
In the cansl have not yet been 6ahed out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

Places of AmnsGMsuL-W0 underst and that Gen
WinGer has issued order thaf none but the civil
police shall nterreIe with places of amuse,nent ia
this city. The order is supposed to have been
caused by the military st-ppiag visitors to such
places in search of deserters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

Arrsstsd-Beverly, slave of james E. Grant,
was arrested by officer Adams yesterday and Gagged,
for stealing 900 from johanna Lloyd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

Aboiiion Pvisonrs. s.-:,niy two Abolition prison
ers arrived st the Libby prison yesterday. Sixty
moro we're expec ed last night by the Central cars
from Gordonsvins
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Lieutenant Wise, nephew of Governor Wise,
was arrested by Col. ShsnkS, in his camp, ne ar
Calhoun, Ky, some days since. He had CONS in, o
camp under the pretext of wishing to sell horse.
Letters fl OH rebels conclusively proving him a
spy, were found upon his person. While in prison
1T Owensboro' Cololel Shsnks, by keeping an eye
upon bim succeeded Id securing letter in cypher,
written to him by Governor Wise, and addressed 70
the care of selby Lee Whseiing. Hs was sent TO
Louisville in irons and will be treated al . spy
HaskinGton Star
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REcoHkoIssANCE TO WITHIN TWEkrY MILLS OF
RICHMOND.

The Washington Star, of the 27.h ult, says:
The accommodating party sent out q few days
Richmond penetrated rs far as New Kent Court
House, twenty miles from Richmond they had
skirmish with q sm,ii party of the reoels, killed
two and captured six anu also several muskets aud
small aras abandoned by the rebels in their fight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-05

CAPT. N. r. MAURY.
An entertainment was given in New York last
week to Gen McClsllsn. The New York World
says:
Among those present was the Mayor of Halifax,
who mais q very cordial response to q compii-
mentary toast to the British coloniea The Mayor
alluded to Commander Msury. who was In Halifax
few days since with his son, (after running the
block ade via Bermuda and Nassau aAd who de-
clsred very publicly that he was visiting England
to take command Of a!Confederste vessslof war.
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Bg "s36Fn eUs9Psen, A1rs'rs
VIArTiksLE BRICT sTORK AED DWELL.

Io0 on Corner Of Bui aud BIAale 6treets,
nsnrsrster, ard Excellent Frarrea D yelling on
jackson Street ard vnant Tot On Btrdle resi-.
FGG Is lie AT sUCTioN ~ III be void At sno.
tier On the nrsyn'ses NDSDsY fhs b D..
e. t,abar, 1862 ct 3 o'clock 2 H., tia. large ss4d
~reii inested Brick Stare ard Dwelling on sull ana
B.ia;s srr.ess now &C spses ny s1r i ksthows -
Also .sA vacant Lot TO 'bs cast o. IT, froa.irR -
fest running bac l7 fes: 20 an siley Also. .
Lot In the rear. fronting 3 feet the -ass ins of
bisd's s.-sst, running back 10 FEET 20 sl alley
Also, tha isrgs frAn,sd Tensmsnt. nearly new on
the vest sds Of Jackson r.reet 10 ear Of siaef' .
aotal, now r. ,hs occupancy Of Ar. Sael.insa. ct
chs rectal OF Else per annum. ~tis Tenemen eas
sat roouis besides framed Kitchen. TAo
f. oSong IL really valuable properly
TERMS --One third cash, balance at and II
months for negotiable notss, intsrsst add q, ~
cured by rust deed; y all cesh ~ the option of
th. purchssers. GOBLIN a APPHasOn,
Gt Auctgccs as
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vandever did all In bis power TO make their short
mNune hapny ote. go that when the tims ar.
rived for separation Il va not vithout much III
suppressed regret, and many wish that this war
vas over that they bid adicu to each other--the
one TO hght for bis country, the other to Aeht
sgsnss nsn' but such havo ever bssn the missfies
OF civil Vsr.
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Rithmanh .glspatGb.
eti,.ssa Surs >ens' Easmp's.
..,.Fk.H. 10 1861.

Edifsrs of ne Dispatch IN this day OF cur
necessity, Nhea cur country has right TO
expect every man 10 do his duty IN expeiling
the invader, ii is painful TO the ienjeucy and
aoccmm cdatlug action Of the country nliIItia
surgeons in exem pt.ue from military service
large "a n sers OF ave. hale able bouted men,
who have had no complaint 10 rnAae until
the militia are about 10 De called ont, Ii -
amusing,tf not d!ssns'ine, 70 hear The irivo.
lous excuses offered by those who wish 20
stay at home Ia inglorioas ease and thfeiy.
Some have n pain III one place. some IN an
other some have n small scar from accident,
some are 100 rat, some too lean. some are
lame. h,if, blind, and deaf hnt not dnIao,
who previously pGssed for likely, active,
healthy men. ! intend 40 personalities bat
general description. The writer has nesn
informed that almos; enttre coInpapies ia dit
ferant counties. haye nearly become vaiituGi.
narianE In one company, mum bering about
Axt~, when The Captain gave the orusr, al In
vaht., advance - TIE 'front.' about forty
strpped forward In another company, num-
h~ring about sixty, also. she order was given
tnvalids, adsauce 10 tho 'front.' In ODE
d.ence the command. every m al slepred
forward At this, he captain much sur
pris-d. Informed his mon that hey bad mis-
uadeT-tood him, and sft.r explaining its
mssuirg. repeated tue order wiih the same
result lie then remarked. my company is
h9Nke D."
IL notorious thai tina surgeon. exempt "A
very large proportion of the applicants fer
e1ehption. There are many tGlt g Zee IS
winch 10 no. disable = maa from iaciept se--
vice II Il IL At Aas had a t.'ns br, s-u, vi b :
on very great detormity IN its cure. IL does
not disaet.i aud Clany other deilC = do act
rs-Ey dtssbi". siHgid FeiSc,tie hernis. fer
Instance, IS bu' n siisut IUcou yer3.'.>s. .nt
ahsu'd not eltltie a man TO dlscb aTge frt n
srvioe.
ins rhola business ought 20 be revised hy
the SoSernmenf, and IuIrs -esCri oea nu j
me txanIuiH. sufEsC.s ohG9t h1st l. us Ok
avtu"'f fbense4v >, 81 zen from etchm nd
nT
HIS X I'D 0 aviate la Uti -.I0u which CT. j
De raised tC q resident s"rcson as taa az
=. tHtanCe. ffI"nd.' auI IL = Dor Of the in z
Vail Surgeons from! Il dIsti.re could hAya
lac motive 10 act ether Hiss In:sy IN gartialil
There Is 10 Tlsn or liz 'enttCn 70 pHt l.. s-r
Nics rlea &hC are req. oiArDied or Il. b. ior
untb . bat many meu have been e1eIAp i
VINO are a. cal'l D.. Of doug military du ; "a
many ii The camps. = L. > Jve1t. III Ut COG h
TO tnks steps 10 remedy tte tNil by -"vs' i.
Properly ali prev! Is -S~Inp,f, ic.riCk
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il hAS SWALLOWS. HIS .S8I or TsErH ~ els
81 MIR hlad-san, rteitiIx Ia lucid.
OHIO, sw oke with a SENSE OF publication, aud
diecovered tha arIrg d is sleep lie h:d swat
lowed partial Sc: or teeth. with the gold
pls.e 10 which they were attached. Tie
Times says:
The plhte Is CjesC autsh qpad, hooked st ea,,t,
end ard hav.I = three IL sal IL trTryuI.r
inter~c's oil IL. How ii could have passed
30 his threat Is IN cult to ilc cunt to-.
soon as h discovered tie extent OF the aCCl-
dent, Dir. MIDI al $ i~st idea was 20 send ut
once ior br St:O.-. but ait-rNarts then rht
the cbJ"ct might EH"S through him without
q ficuity Eventually it POT INTO ms stoma Cu .
and caused such eSvruciltirg Naic that hp
came into The city on Saturday II. orbtpsnrd
put himself Unucr br. StrCEg'S care. The
';ase is one OF EFea difficulty, ard hi j Ii IRE
INT stage bat little eau be done other than
10 aWai; the operation OF nsiure, assisted by
iuedlciua
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E1tGLLAEFesAnEx
nXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

q UNI Z "HA1-, o0'-l'''H'
All Tia Departments I'll slGs School are now
CONDUCTED by teachers OF the highest qualitics.
iioEs.
Students ara admit led at any t.ae, aud charged
from the aats Of their admission
Tic advantages sftordeGe6, tic low price of
bosrd and tuition, snd the health esG ouietnees
OF tie surrounding country, unite II liking this
a very pleasant retreat for those 1ishing to de-
vote ther,srlyes to ssudy. Inquiries addressed
to Rev. Z. e. MARSH Oxford, ~ c.. will be
promptly answered. e. .-iat+
u OARDING AND DAT rCHN}L,
- F0E I''-Na LADIES,
Franklin s:yert, bstssf., I'd cfa ~.
The Misses CL0PTON (,iaughrsr5 ci the late
tnoss Cioptoa) opes.ed Sohoai ia lie lst OF
October, lsGi
CircUla-s q terms, etc, Will De scp! 70 those
desiring they'll. i. :S-im%
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81? sNTHr-Fnriy RECRUITS. for f-ss-
w eiaSt artillery COu,papy- The Battery
and full Equipments for each msn are aeelrei
Term cf eni stmeni, for two y are or tor the
WAX EHre hu. & cd men wanted The Ha-ers
Wi ca ;he: ny e1 peri snc-ss officer, and ths
Rec uits pr 'pe.ly cared far III mus. ersd into
service. App .jcaton must 30 IN ade in peraoo, al
tb, .tora of ID 81. .R0Ts.SRTOc. l. 90. No
i"1 .aia So $50 BOUNTY lid o all reorults.
+. II I:rr
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NOR KENT.-A Framed
DWELLING
On the corner Of Locust and Tobacco Alley, con.
tanning two large rooms, porchsa, storerooms, and
Kitchen with two rooms with . large yard, 60.
For terns, &C., apply to
Il 2y-ts OIOPTON LYME
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~ HUTTi4h FACTORY.
CARRIER Ea.rcERY

CARTER FACTORY,
COLUMBUS. Ga, Oetabor 10 1851.
am now fully prepared 10 furnish :t:UTTL ELS
Of every description q. short l0,;.e.
1enu EsctuEers wishing 10 fs7s SIu:tles made
By me VIII Fave to send their ca 8 il;.e irons.-
Send, also, simple Shuttle with the Of your
factory plainly written on it, a 81 Al on the box
containing 1t aud the irons. Ii is te 20 send them
By express, II convenient; they VIII be less liable
to be lost On the way.
From J Rhodes Browne, Ecu, AGENT Eagle
Manufacturing Company
Tie Eagle Manufacturing Company have had
tlis Shu.ties manufactured by a. ID. Browo ST.,
la Use Tor some mouths and ehee, .iiY besr testi.
mory to their value In references e shape and du.
rspty- In their opinion. these ahu:,ies are fully
equal 10 tie EOrsAa: maze
J. SEoDFs EROwNt, AGENT.
Office Eege Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
fe 2o--et+ {. =. Ds.t.~N sa.
~ OTIUE.-CtsIzENs Thar REMAIN AT
~ II . n s--hier, Dot8en. Ba.s, s1sd Girls
Throughout the Surrounding Counsiss:
The necessities OF the CoIIeosracy require
that all the energies OF her citizens sDould be
exerted il developing the resources within
herself
While our brave troops are i'll the field
those of our citizens that have - remain at
home can, il they will, eLu@ie themselves to
share IL the glorious deeds OF tI.si: brothers
ia arms, by exerting themselves Ia aiding to
supply them with the necessary comforts re.
gu site FOR 4 soldier.
With this view, the Government have con.
trac tel with us (the only manufacturers Of
FUR HATS In the Southern Couiederacy) to
manufacture large number for the Army.
Therefore, TO ENABLE - carry cut tbs
wi<hes OF the Government, we adopt this
method OF appealing to the patriotism .! all
the people Of the Surrounding country and
states, &c collect and save ali country Furs
of ali kinds, for which, delivered, we will
pay IL cash the highest m srket price.
MOOhE i II wv ARD,
Southern Hat Factory,
81 Main ST., anG on Eych ,nSe Alley,
fe Z0-.ot+ Richmond Va
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL,xWss committed 70
n. the Jail of the county Of Hanover on the
26th day Of June Last, a. q runaway. q Negro
Woman, ceiling herself MiLLY, and ssys she
the property of Peter Pulism of the city OF Rich.
mond Va. The said Negro is OF dark comp ex.
ion, and 10 about four feet ten inches high,
and about GO Years Of age, snd has ven
on the -iaht shorlder-s scar on same shoulder
The said Negro had on when committed en- cd
brown Calico dress. The owner of ths SAID Negro
Is requ esed 70 come forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take her away, else she will be dealt
with ID the law directs.
c. 8 OHISHOLME
Acting Tailor Of Hanov er county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-25

UNULEY 4 UANUk'.S
III STEAM BAKERY, RICHMOND
The Subscribers, thankful for past favors,
take this method of informing their friends
md the public tina. they ere prepared 10 fur.
nish in any quantity fresh baked Soda, But
ter, Sugar, and ArrowRoot CRACKERS /:
Plain, Ornamep ted, and Sheet CAKES;
Spice FUTS, PIES, &c.
DER Machinery and Ovens are now, and
none but tia best workmen en- played.
Orders from suffers. merchants, hotel
Keepers, and families, solicited and promptly
executed at as low prices az ANY establi.h.
mput South
Particular attention paid tc cocrcrinr all
gOoos shipped. EUEDJEY 3 O. NCE,
re13-9wt lS' !,rcah ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-25

H>HE subscriber il authorized. by tho Secretary
/ OF War, 70 raise q REGIMENT Of INFAN
my to serve for the war. All persons desirous
OF uniting with him IN this enterprise requested
to call at the Office of Col p. J. Archer Commits.
sion Merchant next TO the corner Of Cary snd 18th
sta. TEUS. G.. PkYTON,
fe 2l-sw Major Virginia Forces.