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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

Hghray Ro6ber1es This species of amuse-
uent, which was thought to have gone out Of
vogue-having had its most brilliant repre-
sentatives In the days Of Dick Turpin and
Claude Dnval, who tourished several hun-
dred yesrs ayo-has been revived in Rich
occasions recently, parties have been arraigned
before the Mayor for committing acts which
closely resemble those for which the highway
men Of the olden time suffered the extreme
penalty Of the law. 1t il, perhaps, to Do re-
aretted that tho old time rule in regard to this
Class of offenders is now obsolete, and that .
dance on ono string does not reward the OF.
ertions Of the highwsymen of the new ora
They certainly show BY their boldness that
they are entitled to Ill the consideration that
can DO extended to them ~ violatcrs Of the
law.
Among the parties arraigned yesterday for
offences resembling unauthorized and forcible
levies on the highway, we're Geo Annaker
and w N. Rose, who were charged with having
forcibly despoiled VIM. e. McGrady Of so
and a Colts fve-shooter worth $40 Tho
Francis II. Osgned and Geo. w. Nelson, alias
Dick JohnseS. two athletic looking white
mon, were arf&lined for violently assaulting
John DriQgers an Alabama soldier, on Thurs.
day night, and taking from his person three
letters entrusted to his caro- TO be delivered 1t
Manassas. Driggers, who was stopping 1t
tho Ballard House, stepped into Bradford's
restaurant, on Franklin street. where b met
the prisoners and teated them several time0
When he attempted 20 leave the house he was
followed by them, and aftsr getting . short
distance WAS thrown down, garroted, beaten
severely and robbed. He positively identified
tho prisoners rs TWO Of she party who made
the assault, Nelson, alias johnson, attempted
to prove BY Brsdford's bar keeper that he did
no, leave the house after Driggsrs did. He
said hat the latter vas NJ doubt honest in his
be WIS mistaken. At the request Of OAgood,
who wanted to prove that be was on Main
street at the time Of the robbery, tho Mayor
continued the case until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

On Tim, sday morning, the Goth inst. Al
hts residence in this city, AmES H. LEW.
ELLYN, n the s:.h year Of his age.
The fu neral Will take place from the broac
Street Hsthodist Church, this tfrtday) even
ing, At O'Clock. Toe friends ana acqonlnt'
ances Of the family are invited % attend.
At the rssideace of he brides fs,h.r On The
morninx Of tie 18Th ult., BY kev. J. Z. Ants-
sead, D. b Capt. W. B. BERKEL0y. 2iss Reg
meat Virginia Vols ef PriL &c Eawa d, to Mig
ALLwN, oung~ss daughter Of J. Willis Wiis-c
ESQ II Cumberland.
~ Lynehburg and Peter sbusg papers please
copJ.
At Suffolk, Va on Sunday, 10Th inst, GARY
infant daughter If Con mantsr Wm II D :.
q. =. N.
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Persosal-Mra Jackson, the widow Of the
heroic Jackson. Of Alexandra, who va muF'
dersd by the Ellsworth zOuavse while de-.
Tending his property from saerslige. was In
They were visitors 70 the Capitol during the
day.
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IA exeptivs gan faet1ry has been ss. n
oysT sitoa a. tsoi'g springs. au A c nsd.
sr lille nalab r kuL baTfsis srs rolled out
every dsy, aud contracts have been epter d
Into 70 sapply the Government with 5000
Ep1s IL short time.
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w. MOTH E.-I,wiag ~ thu p,oIaotsd i,
~ elenency Of The weather. Il was d ,emei sd.
viaable % postpone the regular seture ef tie
Writer IL 50. which - Announced Ia the gro.
granme ZONE weeks since for last light II will
be delivered On THURSDAY evening nsxt, 9Th
inst by Mr.. BALDWIN, ana duo notice Of suit.
lee: and rlsss win ts given ta1oush ii daily pc
psrG fe2'-N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

"A: ANTED.-
w Patriots awake your country calls ane
needs you.-iGV HGUkUIIS wanted imlned atsly
fer q dssI. class Infantry company. eao b-u-tJ-
IN forms fee, and r4ticns and pay from the day
OF eAlisstn. Mt. III, opportunity viii be oaersa
You Of elts.ing good othcers who have peen ~
acuyO service In this war. Apply to
w. d hob Ms,
At the ofacS Of the State Insur ance Co
lder the America Hotel
~. n. VAUskY.
At Seost's Drug Store. corner Of Franhlin
~ 9l-ims aao 18th st3
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Il .AN'A-0.

M AN ED. Thirty good MEN % ill
w Light Artillery company. III. Battery
h - been secured and only tnuty men needed
80 SION Is the company il organized It will be
asnt 70 = f ia OF dctire operations, where each
md every tsus tirsia al may have Az cp2orto.
Sisy Of CRYING from her oil the vauda ho4 des oi
Yankssaon Do not wall untl the mill Ia draft
tonpsis ysu. bat come now a. v..lu. teers, and
10: history I'll Jour poetsIity, without blush,
eause,h. South Those wiAnins 70 ioiu or SEND
substitutes, via apply to DAVID N. We LK3k,
SO, shoeAoe Clip, or to he Jude sxhsd 1t
Jshl On, Younger vtey's. 4: Pear: street
fs3i-lt g g OTEY.
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Ls!s-ary.-Ws understand that the "Pe.
tsrsourK Likrxxy Association have invited
she Hon J. l.. Il. Curry, OF Alabama, and Tie
Rev. John Z. McCsbe, -. D., ~ repeat the
lectures rsseatly delivered oy thoss Ye.tls
men in this city, before that body. Both gen
LsRsn. We learn, have accepted. Ar. Curry
and Or. AcCxts on she Tuesday night Iol.
lowing. Our fsssrsburg frisnas may look
cut for rich treat.
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~ AUCTION NOTIOE-TkU,TEYs
49, OF FU NIT U Rr.-At,snti.n y
asked TO my sale Of Household and Kinn-
Furniture. THIS MORNING, oonmenss.
Vt 10 O'Clock, ~ the lac residence o. II u
COZ, decd as the corner Of Broad And acsn
streets. THO3. W. KEESEE
IL Alt Auction-.
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a.; AhTkD-Fo<.y hEURUITs, tor = Il It.
w class Arti lsry Company. TAs Bst.ry
and fu,i equipments f0f each man are &c irea
Term Of I'M s.@ea., 1or two yosrs, q TO- tn
war boz pus Haod luen wanted Ths BA..srS
win be dill Of by a e1peri ebe.d officer. add ia.
ser ice. app ica lon must BE- N as in person, 81
ths . ~rs OF y L. bkOrhs ION 4 CO.. No.
Is Main st. T5o BOUNTY p Id 20 ali recruits.
f. Il lnx
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ApposMwents.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of the Oolportags Society, located In
this city, last Tuesday evening, ten eoipor-
tours were appointed 70 labor among the sol.
diers. Rev. james D. Taylor, u. D., was ap.
pointed to labor in the hospitals in and around
this city, In connection with Rev. Ro. Eyland,
D. D., who has for some time been engaged in
tho work here; Rev. T. T. OVERLY, to the SOL
disrs sncampsd between Petersburg and Nor.
folk; Mr.. w. T. Ysrbrough, to tbs hospitals
in Charlottesville Rev. Geo. w. Given, to
Manassas; Mr.. Henry Madison, TO Ashby .
Cavalry; Rev. T. w. Roberts, to Lynchburg
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, formerly Chaplain IL Hamp
TONS Legion to spend q few months in Col
Gilhsns regiment; Rev. II. q. Crews, TO tho
hospitals between Winchester and Romney
Rev. Mr. Runyon, to HAmptons Legion; and
Rev. Mr.. Robertson, to the Alabama hospitals
n this city. During the month the receipts OF
the Society amounted to $3.50. This work
il fast gaining influence ana power among au
clnssee of the community.
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NJ NEW ORLEANS.

a THROUGH RAILROAD TICKET 10 ,A,s
place ior sale q Discount: Add'ess With ,asssl
sisw, NEW ORLEASs." Nspatch Once.
Ii IL
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FlaSr AEssgON
SENATE.

TwrxspAY, Feb cMa. lsee.
The Sen ate was =. led tn n.dsr at IL o'oiCck
NJ nv the Prtsidrnt pr tvs. Prayer by
6;,hor E,sLy Of the Methodist Church. The
J,urnai Of ysst<-dsy was read AID Ap-
pre>ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-21

Clerk Appointsd-xr. Charles T. Braeu,
who has served aNcspAbly tn several years
past - assistant 70 Hh.lton G. DAvis, Esq :,
Clerk Of the Virginia Senate, has been sp-
pointed Journal Clerk Of the Confederate
Congress Mr.. 1rusn's Thorough scqusins
Anss With the dnuss Of his position, een,olned
with his aresns manners, must ensure y con-
unaaDos Of popularity In his new field OF labor.
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Ussloyal GoVernnaent EmpzoyseS.-About
twenty men heretofore employed in the 0ov-
ernmsnt wol kshops in this city wers carried
before Gen. Windsr on yesterday, because OF
4 HsfaseA on their part " take tho oath of III
lsRixnce TO the Confsderate States. Their
continued refusal under the circumstances
would no doabt b regarded - . pregnant
evidence Of disloyxlty. Most Of the parties
carried to Gen Winder's office appeared to DO
othsr than natives. The Requirements Of the
occasion being explained " them, they ali
READILY took the oath.
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w r E CR VI r g..
Want d, city RE JRUirS for Ii ;ht Artillery
Comy a.y. which b - been r. eeived tor the war
bounty $50 PAID upon Enlistment apply a. the
sta; bais on. Bank .:xess, between 9Th AID oh.
i. a. G. Opt. F. b. LEWIS.
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RI. BE1v,DERs xAsurAoru srs y d,
PANY win pay eoar esnts ksr poand csaS Al.
esssn Dtx.d COTTON 1AHt, d.livsrsd = -.
rrapAiin Papse MIL % sh sweet ern.. 4.
Arch. near he 1iehaond sid Pea. rsbre ns,.
road Depot.
All persoas havirg Cd tents. ,sat elip,s,,. ..
sryti Lei In the WAY Of paper stock, sss al n :.
Il them ~ spplS Ing - shove
0eO, WHITFIELD srssade,,
81. ". L. sBocx ses'y. fe "a I'M aSsl
ET0kNrLEMkn'S MNlSHTN1
9tUUS-N q BAkToN L %. No ~
Main street, Adjoining the Slotewood Ho,.i
nave on hand, and are con stA Ny manoNnr
turing, general assortment of 0eutIrm~
Furnishing Goods; Soldisss' Fatigue SNi,,.
Lesg'ns. Waterproof Gap towers and H.
versackf, lamp Gaps, Under Shirt srr
Drawers, Neck-ri ., Scav 70, &c.
They ara prepared 70 make 10 order Viii.
shirts and Collars Of various pastePrs, lasa.
deftd In the best style. fesI-Im
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THIS sub criber 1, su.nori8ss BY ths Secretary
~ War. to rsaee Q RkGIMF Mt o. INrAH
A.Y to serve for tho war. All persons dsE'oas
nj uniting with him N t,is esterpris are rsqres.d
TO call at he Off 90 Of Col P. Archer Oompis-
sion Me-c hezs Z. TO the corn.r Of Gary and lstA
SITS TH,SS. q PEYTON,
se 2'-2w ~sIm Virgins Fovess.
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: ANIEU-AaknlE

a a ANIED-AaknLE
w CUTThn0 AND POLISdERS.
Wanted, Il or Is 6tst-rato saAkoLd OUf-
rERs. Also, i or 10 good RUBBk 10 and 70
IL de IS. a. the work 10 Of ths nasst kind noic
bat gccd hands need spp!S. TO suoa good wases
and ssady employment VII! TO gwen. Apply 70
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tkJ ANTkN-ins pubic 10 os i1foriaeo taas
w no Ysakee origin /, connected wiz
nVUK'b 0oUD SAAAkIiAH. 1t was dtscoY.
cred ana II manufactured In klchmond city. II
doss not profe 20 lure everything, but il ha.
and viii permanently cure III uma.i n, Neural
gia 81, and tablespoonful dilulsd 10 water ktyss
iastsnt relief to ore Throas sud Cramp Oone.--
lry /, and II not sstisfactcry your money vii
be promptly Feiu .dsd.
w. PETER sON CO.,
sesl~ it, Wholesale Agents Richmond, Va.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
ABOUT sruARTs EsCApE.

wAsHisoroS, Oct l3-The Herald special
says rumor has been current tonight that
a large force of rebels had crossed into Nd,
and been defeated. There is not word OF
truth in the report II is said that the failure
to arrest The escape Of Stuart and his bold reb-
81 cavalry in their dash 10 Pennsylvania
through Md, is attributed to the division com
mander at Poolesville, 10 whom instructions
had been sent by Mcclellan stating Stuart
would probably retreat upon the line which
he subsequently pursued, and suggested dis
position Of forces which would inevitably cut
of bis passage across the Potomac.
A strict investigation Is now being con-
Quoted about it, with u view Of fixing the
guilt and assigning punishment where il Is
merited From the facts already made public
it is evident Gen Mcclellan took proper mea.
sures to prevent the return Of Stewart to-day,
and the fault must be with the subordinate
officers, who failed TO obey his orders or ap-
precate his suggestions
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM THE POTOMAC.

WtttIAnsroKr. Oct. 12.-The 9Th Nd
Regiment which has been on duty al Dam No
O. near where the rebels crossed, succeeded
in eHfectine retreat 10 Williamsport
Gen. Henley Immediately sent TOR reinforce
ments He made preparations to hold the
town 70 the last
The rebels crossing was effected under the
protection Of two heavy guns on the Virginia
side As coon a. the head OF the column Ian
del on the Maryland side our pickets opened
a lively shirmsih with them in which one man
Of the IL Illinois Cavalry was killed. The loss
Of the enemy was not ascertained.
At intervals yesterday, occasional disehar-
ges Of musketry were heard in the direction
Of our advance, but the result was not known.
Al individual was arrested by the 9th Ma
rylAnd Regiment, who pretended TO be a Ma
ryland farmer lie has been identified as u
wealthy secession farmer, and as the indiyid
ual who guided Lee through Maryland, both
on bis advance and retreat
A sdeond brigade Of infantry arrived here
by special train from Bsrpers Ferry, about
one o'clock this p. NJ
There is now sufficient force here to guard
against any possible surprise
General Banks received a despatch from
General Stoneman TO day dated at Pooles.
Nille, apprlhlnB hlm VI the hPPenihhSN :"
Stewards and HHmplon's force, with six
pieces Of artillery, at daylight this morn ng,
pursued by General Pleasanton's cavalry.
When they arrived in sight Of the river they
broke up into small parties aud made for sew
eral iords.
Mhe troops sent to intercept them were Of
course also obliged to divide and engage the
enemy al a number Of points
Skilfn Generals predict that II it does
move down the Valley It will be for the pur
pose ui attacking General Sigel, with such
purpose Il is supposee that Stewards excur
sion into Punnsylvania may be connected.
General Sigel, however, keeps bright look
out
HARRIsBuRo, Get 3-The following is a
special despatch to the Phlladelphia inqu'
rer.--
Governor Curtin has Just ivedini0rma-
ton dated Perrysville, Juniatts County that
u rebci force Of 1900 men made their appear
ance within eight miles of Concord, FIanklin
County, last night at about IL o'clock and
carried of 1900 horses
The farmers Of Perry county are moving
all of their stock into Perry county
The rebels are supposed TO be making for
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
PBlLADELPHlA, Oct l3-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company received despatch giving
information Of the same nature as that oh.
taiued in the Philadelphia lnquirer's special
but they have received no nonfTmation OF the
intelligence from any official on the road or
place, and have no confidence in it.
The foregoing rsport ofanOther rebel inya-
sion is probably canard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
AROUT RuMORS

New YoRK, Oct 1.-The Tribunes special
from Washington says the modified rumors OF
Cabinet and Military changes are unfounded.
The Times Harpers Ferry letter confirms the
statements that forward movement Of the
army is determined upon. The Herald's
Washington special says-The State Depart.
ment has information from Minister Adams,
Of the arrest Of parties in England for coun-
terfeiting U, $, Treasury notes
The War Department has received des-
patches from Gen Pope that the Sioux war
is at an end Little Grow has fed with a
small party to the Yankton country, but ca
valry force has been sent after them and there
is not much doubt they will be given tp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
NOTICE-A BARGAIN

rINuE undersigned offer for sale the farm known Al
l. John Bookera in Randolph township, lin the War.
ner settlement) about one and onesurh miles north
oi salem. The said iarm contains one hundred and
twenty acres, ninety acres Of which s under good
fence and good cultivation the balance II No. wood
land. Tho improvements two good dwelling houses;
good barn and other out.buldings; two never falling
wollsi good, young, thriving orchard. The above
larn ~ one OF the most desirable In the county, aud
the heirs being desrous TO sell a private sale, will sell
the for $50 per acre on good and terms
Any one desirous TO see said premises will call on j.
Warner or John ii. Warner who live near said farm,
and for any Information wanted Will call on d. X Bower
Clerk o. the Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio the
Court House. j. j. WAKNER.
au25wam JOHN H. WARMER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

NEw YoRK, Oct li-At the Democratic
meeting last night the following important
letter WAS read by John Van Buren,, not how
ever, with the consent Of the author
WASHINGTON, March 3D., 1861
Dear Sir Hoping that in day or Two
the new President will have happily passed
through all personal dangers aud lind himself
installed al h0uored successor OF the Great
Washington, with you as the chief 0t his Cab
net, | beg leave 10 repeat in writing, what
have before said To you orally, this supple
ment to my printed views, dated in OctOD,o
last, on the highly disOrdered condition Of our
late happy aud glor Gus Unior.
10 meet the extraordinary exigeDcles OF
the times II seems 10 me that shi guilty Of
no arrogance in limiting the Presidents held
Of selection 70 one Of the four plans Of pro-
ceedure subjoned:
Ist-Throw oil lhs old and Rssums a new
designation, the Union Party" adopt the
conciliatoay measafes proposed by MI Crit
ienden, or the Peace Convention, aud my life
upon il. we shall have no new case Of seces.
sion, but ON lhe contrary, Rn early return OF
many, IL not all the States which have already
broken off from the Union. Wnhout sVne
equally benign means the remaining Slave
holding States will probably join the Mont
Romery Conlederaey in less than sixty days,
when this city beiHg included IN foreign
country, would require permanent garrison
OF at least 10000 troops to protect the Gov
srnment within IL
2d--Collect the duties on foreign goods out
side of the forts Of which this Government has
lost the command, or close such forts by aCt
of Congress aud blockade them.
3d--Conquer the sreeded States by invad
ing armies No doubt this might be done IN
two or three years by young and able Gen
aral--a Wolf Dessaix, or n Hoche, with
100000 disciplined men; estimating lhrs
for Garrisons, and loss Of a yet greater mum
Der by skirmishes seiges, battles and South
ern fevera The destruction Of life aud prop
erty on the other side would be frightful, how
ever perfect the moral discipline of tho invu
dera The conquest comprted at that enoI
nous vase Of human life TO ,he North and Mort
West with at least $3.50 900 was added thereto
aud eui boRof Fifteen devastated province
MOTTO be brought into harmony with thsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
The Old Established Bindery.

TEOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH oFFICE,
MANUFACTURES all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS for
w County OihceH, Banks, Rail Road Ufdces, Busi.
meas Men, and others. His work comprisea every
styl irom ~ cents up to z,bOper quire.
Best No. l Lad or WOre paper used Blank Work
Magazines, Periodicals, Sc. sc, hound In any style
desired IN palnor gilt and having the TOOLS de- ior.
merry used by Mores and by Calender he IN prepared
10 rach all volumes bound by thom.
Old Hooks rebsund, and made 10 look better than
whom new
Music bound IN any style desired, and paged; a con
Venience never before offered here with music lndinR
80 His PACING MACHINE ID the only one IN III
olty and is one OF the mostimportanl Inventions OF
me present Day IL will accurately page and number
BOOKS, Checksi Drafts, railroad Books and papers,
anu any KIND OF Blanks, % hlgh as ten thousand
Il. W. o: also pays very Particular attention 10 pre.
pairing all kinds OF Blanks with Piatea Heads-Ral.
boad and other work requiring neRtness and dspatch
M. Having recently greatly added 10 his Already
the public. F''''S
SA- ne refers to the County Offices OF Montgomery
Frsble Darke, and TO the various Banks, Railroad
olhees' &e IN the Miami Valley, for specimens OF his
.oIk. deelS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14
THE UNION SrORE.

WM, WALKER, sol, Third street, has united with
w his extensive stock OF Men and Boys CLOTH
lhu, and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, n large ana
complete stock OF the best qualities and most desira.
bic styles OF BOOTS and SHOES which no will sell al
the lowest rates. He has now thorough assortment
OF PIECE GOODS, which ho win sell atcost TO make
room for Fall Clothing
He will manulactu ire Cothn n Y and Boots and shoes
&c, to order IN the best style. WFr
WALTER TkowBklDuE, so long known here NJ
MO- workman, has charge OF the Boot and Shoe de
partment and viii DO pleased to attend promptly to
the orders OF his old friends and the public. y26wiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-14

conquerors, but to be held for generations b.
heavy garrisons Ct an expense qnadruple the
nett duties or taxes whichiI would be possible
to extort from them, followed BY 9 Protector
OF an Emperor " -
4th.--Say to the seeded sta,ss-- -wayward
sisters depart in peace. % sasft t-sssa
In haste remain very truly yours,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Hon. wx II. sEwARD.