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4 UTION SALE
A. OF MILITARY CLOTHS.
At RICHMOND vIhG1SYA

On WEDNESDAY, 8.a January, 1s62
In Augnst last We en cred orders Ia advance for
all the goods we expected 10 aaru.ae.ure tsis
year, AID since closing the order book have had
great many applications for cur goods, snd Pr
posats to enter orders all Of which xe have had to
when we were prepared - psks further ss.es.
Being now about TO com pists tbs delivery Of cur
last eortrscts we have dr. teriais to sell 1t pub he
auction, Ga WEDNESDAY, the 9sh ray re..
at Our storehsuse, ON the Ba In bank Ct la O'clock
N, all Of the goods we asvs then on band, aud "
the ssne tiIns to 'eAbuyeTs enter their oyds1s fox
future delivery.
The attention Of volunteer companies, cattefs
quality OF our goods which have givsA universal
sAtisfaction and 70 ths fact that ouf grey aA b,us
Cloths and CasgiMsns belae sxsladvely e ine1sv
I've. do not shanes color.
C1ENGHAW 4 CO., Aeas.
N-tds Cfenskaw Woolsn Oonpany.
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Fale by r. CAUTHORN
= TOOK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

- 1OOA Of In 6OOUS al AUUIlON.
Having determined to close our business for the
pxssen', hGil offer for gale 1t Cur Wa Iehpuse
% TT ESD Az. ,he lish Jsassry next, cur entire
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Without reeve. TO- CASH ON DELIVERY. aud con.
tlrus the sal. uoti. the whole il sold.
The sock comprises rnany Very ds-irabie
STAPLE GOOD, in excel;en4 order, and vii be
found worthy the attensio. OF Ia &c tuyc,a
During tho sale We shall offer
50 baie- I, AID "A Blown Cotton.
/ 200 yards nslish 5ieschsd shi-f,ngs.
20 bale superior Brown ;,riines
$50 pieces White Goods, Z 4mh. ice, JAcnoets
Swiss Mus,inr, BrilAatas 60
100 pisces rich Fancy D:ess iiks.
20) pieces fi.rlstcn and French Gioghams.
300 pieces Rolled JA"onets.
$50 recte Fancy Prints, spring st ,les.
50 tiecss Buck a,d Coored alpacas
50 pieces ia & ish aad French Mssinoss.
ESQ dozen Linen Ismbr:c 4ssn dkerch;esa
CoicYed Gamaries Linen Danssks.
NapSins, .Irinolines. tsloves and Hosiery
Umbrellas Vesfings. Spoo; Cottenx
ShaWls, Go b and Velvet CIoaka
| Chalics, B.seges, Printed L..wns
.cone's Del ,ine and silk kotes.
Enbroiderits, Large assortment, &C., 30
Also the ba!a. CO of our stock Of Inc Clothing
perfectly irsah aud fashionable, comprising
25U Hack Dress and Bcsiress Goats.
lo0) Sas imese Va'enca and silk Vests.
Black p,e.kio and Fancy Cashmere PAntI
Biaca elpscs AID Italian Cloth Goats.
500 Brown and fancy Lil n Coats
500 dozen Hickory, Oh CHAM. and Cotton
Shirts. with a large stock Of superior GUNNER
C.Otaisg.
Asa, Largo ass rscas:t Of sirabie good, con-
sgr Cd 10 Us from the South, such ~ Coiored aud
7 lated De Lsiits: VsleIciAs, Brooke Shswis
Ki4 Cloves, Ribbons. tarpsting. Taimas, D sEno.
al hkiTts, Neck TIES Lace aud 1--we Vsils, 80 i,
30.
Also. so pieces elegant SILK and Wozstsd Broea.
telles and Printed Curtain Goods.
2-ss lendd Plate.0asss, Silver Mounted Show
Cases
large and superior Iron Safe.
Mirrors Stools, Desks &C and . smail but
desirable stock Of Dry Coos from . house Do.
clinins business. with whis the sale will com.
m-nce, O. mpfising SONS very Tien and choice
gooJa.
AIS" 50 cases fees', Wome,s', Boys and
Misses Bots and Shoes, con.istrsg of 6ne Dress
Boots, B. ogans, Geavy Boots srd Brogus,, Bal.
moral snd Copgress Casters, Youths Kip end
Gsst Brogaas, Wonenh' Kid and C1rgress G a.
ters, &c, DC, to lie gold in the original rsck
dc 81 IE<T, PAINH h co
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Private dispatches received here, sta that
| r,3sral vessels were lau ding troops at Ship
and on Sunday and Monday.
/ aaother dispatch was received on yss'er.
lar. stating that the Ecderals had landed
kscrs at Balize; and II was believed that
.asGai troops had also been landed Ct Mis-.
Eserpi City, opposite 70 Ship Island.
TIE people on the islands in that section
|rers ra uch excited. and are NOT provided via
|s.tssls means 70 resist the Federal inSa-
(er.
Belize is about loo n lies from Mosi!c'>and
from New Orleans.
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Confederate Bonds.

The vine OF the Confederate paper In the
larkes houtd not only be 4 s5arce or en- =
(arss aent 10 tbs Governments. out Of con.
fa1lion TO the people. TLay are now
eid par, and may be regarded Us tho bssc
fpeE nrrency In circulation. Arrange
(.ntsave been made to pay the forthcon.
e i~rss' IN gold. at convenient places Of
fpos throughout the Confederacy. Sureiy.
's.lilss' fhatso promptly, and faithful
iulnis It's igaton, need have 20 apur..
snsion OF isk OF the "sinews Of war here
Aap
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NE" 1k'EQ loE.-We were shown YES.
terday new n tho invention of a vouns
'usihian ifoa;bariotte comfy, which,
'1oS'as from nal inspection, will prove
= ioIm'aaole Vapon in safe hands. 1t is
feecn loading, I'd In general appearance
wi! much resenjPs Maynard's, but in de-
VI ure'y miiar from any Of that
class OF rifles NO In use. The cartridge i.
M,ae In oras 4ube or cylinder closely
"."ns INC pore, htch connects with the
"'pp'e py any aperture. The breech
p'"S - Sci IN br9 lover, which raises IL
A1oni LIE oarrel, aePhuts over the hammer
Aen 'ne cartrid4 10 placed In position.
'e'sl also pres out the old cylinder
aI.sf !" contents been discharged. The
SiA0e's are Uni pred by the explosion,
-A1 'on DC used and over again for
any number Of shol
AAe aaFanAges Of ? patent are several. 1t
,s oe loadeo NOR nsiiy and quickly than
wo'nafy oreechtadin rife; the barrel
"mpis'ely protaSd BY the tube to pre-.
~ Az oe'ns eicggH by lead; the motions
..,a, uihs are redIdin humber, and every
80 oan MAKE hi4 pm cartridge without
-asu.iy. In all re cts of shooting, this
me will equal any LII arm in the seryics.
although extremely 2oloi in its mech anism.
80 comparatively light, (weighing only
\ f'"uus'| ana bel Stocked like the or.
'iAAs neei -plav american rife, it can
"i'n great fa<ty In rapid AID snap
re, anu ~ouid(p superior weapon
'a"y sarSit TAe inSan,oF. Mr..
Ieerss N. Read, is aNnntser from Char.
ou' has b detailed into the
Cave Depal sment fssist In filing
contract fhis rib, which we
F-at. ~. ' "een awarded manufactofy In
No.. inc whole insists OF but ten
- ,ns sAu IN rliie can imanntactursd for
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~ -. .s Louisville (Bowll (areen) coayi.y. Of

rh.Y.Cei . CsrraA kps's Negim .nt.
he nm ~. Bowls l}reen) Courier, OF
anoss n. ~ 1na. there e siderable tronbIe
ssa srmv niseky rel nts IN the Fed
among ths wa n4 that anxiety exists
result. n. snkees a. what will b the
poSlof "a message OF acoln and The re-
'dissslI sfacs.elIo have - such nniycrsai
COM snis. ~ as 70 gu demOralixs thosa
PORTION NJ ~ wnich are e bOeed OF = fair uro
Gal. Carr IN CT ordl y intelligence. In
Drnsd M. Hope's RI heat, - We are In.
0f, there hs anthori@ thai we can youch
u YesAi.s Deen an muuny.
Assdrsd Of ~. DAnaro& report. some two
lfAe, decIs -. e men At threw down their
0as va Is. that would not al ht ii
nussA. Th. .ssst TO feh thsy hAd been
Aseste ana -. were reetf0, and under
% iaio ~ ~ ataes ~ were induced to
yseslsd n ~ AEail 1he bulk, h0WeyDr,
~ With ~ eour4 ~ % - M threat-
~. they san :, .smosM 1qx ~ the military.
.ssd rather dis ~ :. ~. - ~ 0ec iAled 10y
80 . place AZ. ss sS. ~ patty teae
NJ W0nsr ss4fae etT Da1etekz ara II q
= Nsrai a.. snd Cd n. Tbs o6lcGys 81
kaatneiy q Xxx r V aAee - reltsnes
s1sason, q h1d bsss b,ukh ~
s. sasn hslsaal Rota Saf1S Nara
49, on % gf1 Id ~ ~ Abo1f
~ ~ etabo162eh
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FUTURE DAYS.
BIZ JAMES H. TAYLOR 4 SON, Anesie.ew,.
TRAINED TENEMkNr AND LOT. ON
~ Urn 0CR EFT lNiNN AII.I a Z

FRAMED TENEM nNF Ann rf,r nm
II arT arREEr Union HILJ' Al
AUCTION W., ri, sci MON the nre,,.' =, q,
rc1DAv 81. Al IF J.nu.,y a.. r,e,.r;r, !, 49,
o,csors $500 $500 - 1s. - 's ..
:hc We, SIDE Of 9sth rect. n-srjv on 20 ~ -
Nth strsat Mtg r. u,cA - cor, a,ss shS n.
ed Koo,rs Ri hsn An TIA Of Eor.s sbout
4 fee. ana runs hs1s los f,ct 70 an .hav
Trpuar,n. t.,yi ca h, ia ha,ancr :, q an. 70
m, n h. IN. r,zr; a.. u,t~. x.,h ir- sT...s
s.a seemed by : tsnat ,ssI "''' -
e. = TAyr-y scr
a.ex,.. a. r.ses
:, - :; s, -.
hlhs1 nasAs.JOme bUiAuAN6 AOAS ID
.as ,'. sn, 81 ,, =. n,,,', ~ nr
misss ., f1iTSan.v ys,r.,, IL cn,,-s = a,r,,
:. : a 'cinsx p N "a ,anhsac,a R,, S,,y los
Ic.t.d ns 900 r.. -. ~ ~ Al at S.cs
ca 80, -. ,ss s.., 'S
Tsn..NS,re s.ursh .,sh Oh. t.,.,. a. 10
sn;, ~ months s,r n.g,,sa.,s go. ri -. tsr..t
aa..sn "a 'curod ~ = ~, .,.~a
~ os las ~ rsyI..,p = Sox ar..s
DurNTSTT E17w 11E M rs
"a r.sIasE.s IRIS rrTsM1 rlIpE e..
-. =. soi3 n,, ryI1p.nAS o., ys..,.,v a.,
.a,,.a,,.s. . =, ~ o'o.s a. ~ J,,s :,
~ n,n,s--nt Ssssa =. ~. - EnIS ~ ~
t;,r., as....'.a w f,s..s,s a,,, -. ,,ss,,,s ~
s .aoS, y, XXI. -. -. -, ...yp
ssso " 60 10 ~ ons, L -,
~ go n,.s,.,,. ra.,iA.,s.,.s 90.
TO- 1s.: -, Ae - A IL - ~ r n'..
H.. CO. 49,, s.e = p,. .ss, . ~. y.
80 :, - -. 70 $3.50 NJ - eIs.ss
80 - 'AN'' 'A"0 "A" AA'' "' - 'AsS ~
~ aAs .'"a,o. ..o
"r 49,. 80, 49, $3.50 49,
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By RICaARD CxUTHOEN. AuesY.

4 DMiN1STRATRiX SALE OF DRY
"a GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, BOOTS,
&c, AT AUCTION Ca MUAO.Y ga oi
Janusrg, >62 at 10 O'Clock A. n, al The store of
the late e1is .ch-izsr on Franklin sts est heio~
siocs, ecns:s iog of laig aud d. raois lot OF
CIfJi HING, Dry GOOD, SHOES. RDJTS
&c; tho COUNTERS. SHOWCASES ard FIX.
TUS"S. tl.o, all his Household and k;tcaon
FUENiTTRE.
Terms Cash. In bankabie fuuds
u. SCHEITZ&R AdmiuiSfrstrix If
Levin S.eJ xar 4. cd.
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EXC nEe OF Prisoners.

"sanderss1 that, according to an under
fiAndig wrtthe authorities a, Fortress
hnroe' the reoners aaortly to be rsls ased
Val DC sent james river by a nag CT
B.aoe hnd delivered at Newport
News.
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|Rifbm0n1 pispaht.
= ---,-rsDAY MORNINa....JAN. /, 1863.
..,,.s Surrender ~ Msssrs' Massn aud
Slide1I.

..,,nr,ar telegram was received in
..,,v Yesterday from reliable source;
r.,-,rsrrIK, Dec. sl.--Seward has sur
tsrss MASON and Slid~ii.
|[.. .sc., tssned iast night that 10 cfsc,al
..,,on Of this report had been received,
..s, is more likely 20 be true than other
The abolition standardization, having
81, more to attend to on this side Of the
1T, than IL can manage, vii. not hest
- a. kiss the paw of the British Lion, it
1 =, doing I, can avert the blow which
'..,.ans 10 tenc,lsh its own polluted car
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) Sc ED OATS

y SEED O.ATst
snxD OArA rssssvias.
Those IN waaa Of 0sts he'd better supply tAsf
wants now. - the supply i very limited
de - BLAIR AHAkvJE Cary an1 llth ~ &
T.,INK !, LAD Thin .-DAAR 1AEs
RI6 4 CO.hays this 1ay Feesived 3 splerdtd
stock of nae kes6y .Msas CiotAiaR heeutlfs II ene
and made. Alsc, tue sssostnae1t 81 Whten SAirts
Wooisa l,ndsrshirts. md Drawers We have ,,ns
very large siEa Oca1s. Psuss ana vsts suitahse ~
sxsss iarEs nen. Cal sarly, v yea went Cleshtre
DxssAoorr. HAxRp I 90,
EOLDIER6' OvnkCOATN-S0o Hrsvv 7;r-v
~ Oysrcests, eapss anA hody lzsA thscaShcut
win hannsa. f. tate ~
BALDWIN q WsxrdAMa
So lls Odd l:e Nj, sssss
g lDAI S0l1Ali-fs1s Sse. VssH ssss &
- eas pcasd papsnk ~ y sxDmelr lcs HxS
hfMe - tAle ~ +. NJ loWEx4
SIS uspnrA, =. slsia - ia q &
1NPOKFE6 FaiI75.I - 7ssss mo III.
ia - = - IS 1oeen G. y
H. es1 naAka. xsIoOa Ess 81 ~ 8 s.
E5ii - =. u 5 I : -: =!
ssss ! - S.
=
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- 8oOt1 8k1fn1en-Ino BDe4y A0ovy
Dsatsn-Dimenlsy ~ 0bsslniss Ptists,ke.
NAsnv1LLB, Dec. S0.--A savcial dispatc h to
me Louisville Cosst~ from Hopkinsville
states that Col. Fofrests cavalry, shout 500
strong, and the Federal cavalry, with about
the same number, met 1t Sacramento, on
Green river, on Saturday last, when skir-
mish snsued. About nifty Fedsrals were
killed, wounded, and tnken prisoners Our
loss was Capt. n. clay Merriwsthsr Of Lou
isville. and one privats killed, and one Fri
vats wounded. The enemy fled in great con-
fusion.
A gentleman who has just arrived here,
and who left Louisville on Christmas day,
says that pilots cannot be obtained for the
Federal gun. boats which were destined to 60
down the Mississippi river. They say that
they are afraid Of the submarine batteries
placed at different points in ths river.
It il reported here that ne Louisville
Journal has announced that there will be no
forward movement on Bowling Green or
Green river until Lincoln's position on the
slavery question is satisfactorily defined.
Cotton Receipts in Petersburg Negro HI.
ring.
PErIRsBURe, Dec. 3I.-The receipts Of cot.
ton at this point since the first Of September,
have been restricted in consequence of the
heavy demand by the Government for trans
portation on the railroads.
North Carolina fair. equivalent to strict
middiings In Georgia, is quoted at ten cents
per pound
The hiring of negroes has been progressing
all day. Good cooks and servants, males,
bring about The same rates as last year. Ne
gro men and boys hire at prices much less
than formerly.
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n SAA1E3 "a 1zx1Ok q WA lV016+
TNHREE FRAME BUILDINGS, oce~pieA
aa Shops, at AUUT1ON.-We waii SILT
on SATURDAY, the 4th isst., ERAME
BUILDINGS, on the norsA SIDE Of MarsAal1,
pied BY Mr.. Il n. Psttisl
TaxMs--Cash.
JAS.eM. TAYLOR Z SON,
5a1 Aucuonsefs.
MINE FRAME TkNE ME,vvN, on Js6ar.
IT AUCTION. - Wa will cell upon the pre
ises, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth Hsy Of
January, commencing at O'Clock r. nj
FRAME TENEMENTS, loeHtsd on Jefferson.
contain four rooms each, and are adapted for
mall sized families.
Txans-One.hsN cash this balance at Q, ~,
ana Is months, for negotiable notes. with
interest added, and secured by trust deeds.
JAS. n. TAYLOR 3 SON,
tai AuctiQneerA.
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by +. p COOK Aset'r.
ct. CUARLk, % IL FURNITURE
GE AUCTIUN.


GA MONDAy. o. J..uar, 1852, Iwil ssi. an
tn p'smi-eA saDsscrei''s st 10 e'el'sk ali ms
FUkNIT uA4 scss 1 ed in 'hs St. Ghares Gat.l.
r-b-aeiHt q - Or iciss usually fou al la Ast.
I; frn.Al4d Ws1l elegant Ro.ew,cd Furniture, IN
SIX BraA44t Velvet is7ssssy. arF>t, SIX
Bioc ,.ei A19 Loco Cu.fsi,s 3yerp las 80 sd hi gt
~ rramAot FrsSch Piste Girrcrr l splsucid
Eoss~ oot o9ven astavo Piar q, n19e b. sttin>
So ~
THE CHAMBERS
Are surrishss ~i'a S,gie xad Double Jcary
Lind and ,}oaag. Bedst@eas, 81; aud Akuek Mat
ii s,es CG2ct'. g iars " sshs smd, in exs.Iisat
Coatai7s ~xtens!:n and Eaag.d Trb.ss. Granite
Ware. IA great vais:y; s'iver-p,ated asto ..
FORKS. Spoon, i.,slss. g.. :; a vary largo
1u 1ber OF Oak Oane-Seat Chairs. Ae., &a.
THs LNYN ROOM
Conta;n7 Sheets, Conf rita, Ccunse-poaes, Pillow.
Gases, Blankets, Is, In gre.t number.
THE LAUNDRY
Embraces every astic,e ntee.svy, together vita
one large AID cosupse,s Mango.
TIE CHIN
Contains every ~. ieis nsedsd, all the E.tt.ps.
Boilers, &c.. hsi1g nsss Of copper.
InR OFFICE
Has the usual variety Of uines Fs.si.s,s, ..
Ssthsr with one large asfgin9s' fire PFC i ssta,
In most sseslent order.
In addition - The shove viii 10 found o lszgs
lot OF Silver Plated Ware. entirely new, never
hxving been us.d
II Il impossible to eivs In a sayastissrAnt %
IDEA OF the articles to be cold but snea Il . ssy
tbs sale c6-rs great inducements 20 The t0AlisL
onbraeiag eOs d. In this iiue Wsich Il r Icw ~
mo- jinp0A isle to purchase.
To persors engaged In bo q. ksspias Il recon-.
Iaends itself.
Ho0ssAsspe:s and others are requested 10 q.
tend. n. n. Cu1E Aac.r
de 30
CvAI.E OF EALT?AEIE IRON An
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By THOS. ~. kEESEE, A4a'r.
(O6ies corner Of Cay xnt i2th stfsssR)

ExECUTOR'S SALE OF FURNITURE,
IL &c viii be sold, at the Carlton House, o.
l2tn ssrcet, between Broad end Marshall, %
THURSDAY, tAs I'd day Of January Ie6a CON-
Hsncisg at ths hsue of 10 o'cl Ok A. n. n. the
Eur iture and ether personal fEeets helor grg 70
sns estate Of Mrs. Pamela Hobsen, decd
1ERAs-Made known on ths day Of sale.
e. C. xCRAE, Executor.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEx.
Ia
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TITS DAY
~ r n coca /. 900

- s 3
YsHRry rf, TuaTT Tiousarn NOR.
= La worth Of Dry Goods. Clothing, Doosa
go Herdw&s. CUTLERY. kSncy Articles, IA,
~ 70 O'clock. and con- asise from Asy 70 day
cnsa tse w5ols y clssed v II seb .. my stors.
tTnaa t.trsy to ftfy snsusaxd dollars vsrgh II
Dss etosfs. Giss.iEe. B.ats, sshoss. h d~srs,
Cns'ssy, Faaa5 SRI ies, 60. comprising slsssoss
sySry srtis'eIn ths Different lines
Tas attention Of the trsts II ressettfu ~ 70,
4asated. TERM5-Cssh
Il % En- cong pnc4
TIE above sale VII ~ CO... TI>UsD 20 DAY.
DY TaE UNDERSIGNED, On " ED.
ID EExDA ~, tie .ss dsy OF J.su.rv. II - IT
Ire Arcticn hcuss Of HECTOR uA%Iy Rssn.
mons. Will be sld 30 SIC hi - tidase 4 G. "a,
two vsy vauSsis akGi.O WsAza. each has.
ias ten. unsammoaiy likely caiiarsa; II . eid-st
Child al eech eight years Old Tfs wszaea and
ssnafe1 ~t s - s'd for 70 fsni. S-s fe The pay
Al the sans tine ara ace, m ODD wOaAN
wfi De pat 10 tee lowest ddeF ff her p.fs fer
LIE. hZEKIan s. TALLGY,
Admiekkator o: Joseph etarxe, sse ,assd.
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THE MISSING Boat AT WARSAW IsLAxD.-The
Savannah republican gives the following par
ticnlars concerning the safe arrival of the
crew of the missing boat from The Ccnfede-
rate 1set:
On Wednesday evening our citizens were
relieved of their anxiety for the safetv of the
party who left the confederate fleet on
Monday morning in q small sail boat to re-
conn oitre the movements of the Federal
steamers on the entrance OF Warsaw. They
all, excepting two of the crew, tone a. West
ern and the other q N orthern man. who de-
serted to the enemy, have safely reached the
city.
On reaching Warsaw Monday morning,
the pagty Went ashore at Mller's Greek anu
walked abouta aile on the beach, TO note
the movements OF the steamers, which were
ABOUT four miles of, when, finding thrm
steering in, they started back for their boat.
Wind and tide being shead, it wss useiess
for taem TO attempt to return to the flset, SO
they took the boat UP the creek about halt
mile, and, discovering the enemy right abreast
of them, pulled the l lug out Of the be at and
mede through the marsh for the woods.
During the exchange of shots between the
enemy and our steamers, they returned TO the
beach to witness the result. Two of the crew,
alluded to above, strayed from the rest, and
were heard to hail one OF the Federal steam.
ers and TO give other signals TO como ashore
the rest having no weapons, save one pistol,
then repaired to Doyals place on the south
csn end OF the Island, where they made @ IRE
and remained till morning. On Tuesday,
about o'clock, they went 10 the middle set.
tlement, where, finding an old battean, two
of tbs party We're sent to Ossil toa IS in search
of larger boat. They returned next morn.
Ing at O'Clock, and about IL o'clock, Major
Anderson and Capt. Enlloch, who had gone
In search Of them with proyiNonA Came up
with and brpEkht them safely TO FranGlin's
landing at SklaAway.
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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
From Philadelphia journals Of the 36th
COLLECTION OF cLEaaYMsN's sALARIKs.

A Methodist clergyman in Ware, Mass was
re.ently una bic to collect the amount Of his
salary, and sent for the balance due HIM =
ire defence claimed that under the Methodist
system nothing was due him, rs he was sent
by the Conference, not called by the society,
aud therefore all payments were voluntary,
aud not the result OF a legal agreement, and
if the trustees did not collect the full amount
OF the salary, there was no legal manner of
collie citing the balance. The court decided in
favor Of the trustees and aga inst the clergy
man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01
Q ALE OF VALs?AELE IRON A1D
- TAVERN PROPERTY. Re

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Saeen's Hotel. In Covtusto:. Va, / val ssu ~
'o,.~Llg psoser,y-.six:
lst DOLLY ANN EURNsCE. with The Lsnsp.
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meats sZgis. os y fns fcrrsSs Stnsk, Wieh siAeSs
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Enquirer, some tlre ysSrs ago, from With u
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01

We haye very nttle cf iatsesss non Yan-
kcsdon - present. 70 our readers tAis morn.
Ing. The following are about Ill the items
which could b Cleaned that are worthy Of
publication
4 cAYIB1r MEssfxe on 1ns Ansu1 ar nAser A.,
ellDBLL.
The Washington oogrsspondsn Of ne Hal.
tinaore Ssn, dated the 18th alt, says:
Il was known here yesterday In some cir.
cies that the Cabinet was In session In tina
morning, considering the dispatches from the
1riusn Government, presented through
noaa Lyons. relative 70 the Trent aaAtr, bnt
ne iesrned, folks could only wait and /" look
to the Sonata and when, this morning, the
subject was introduced in that body By Mr.
nnls, on cali for information from the Pre-
sident, no little interest was excited thereby.
very little upon which dsd mite concl usion
might be based was, howe yer, developed nv
ar. bales movement, though, after that
gen teman's decided var speech, the moro
Of the COMMITTEES Of foreign Affairs, were ra-
ther reassuring in regard to the Probability
CT preserving peace through the negotiations
yet to ensue.
LIscoLS's PATENT BLOCKADE.
A correspondent of the Baltimore Sas.
writing from Washington DEC. 70, writes 40
follows:
1eA WIN aIe tuoukUti0l upUu pUOllO N.
fairs see another cause Of dif1culty between
this country aud England, in the fact tn at
the London Poet declares our blockade OF the
Soa,hern ports at an end, (under the law Of
nations,l for the reason that we have sunk
stone vessels in the channels OF Southern
harb It il q fact, however, tina. the
egress and ingress to the bay of Mobile and
to the Mississippi cannot be thus stopped.
and therefore Eng land may reach the South
at lhese points ii she sees fl to overcome the
Federal blockading vessels there. In tn il
connection, the interesting historical fact
may be ST ted that the Protestant rebellion
ia the south of France was crushed out BY
Cardinal kichelIeu by his building q wall
across The mouth of the harbor Of Rochelle,
which prevented access Of the fleets Of ling.
land and Holland to aid the rebels. From
that time Rochelle sunk In commercial i'm.
portancs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01

e,ns.r LITERARY sssasa.-Ths I,e.
oop,.,. number of unpopular periodical
in,s,..,,a arg numbdPf Instructive and
s'''''ng articles.