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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18

NONFEDERATE ANAOS AND
II REGI>TEx,
NOW READY FIR DELIVERY
IMPORTA NOTICE TO DEALERS.
The abose Almanac In gotten mp in superior
style on fne pape-, and ccntssns Ia addition TO
the Oalsnda. Usrschell's csieb-sted Weather Ta
be; The Government ard Oeosus Of III Confsde.
rate states, Rssss 4 P,staRe, Government Of
Virginia, Ccndeneea Hist ry Of the American
Revolution o, le and a variety Of miscellaneous
Items Of an anu ins character. eta, Price u Per
hundred copjs., or 81 per erns
send ordeSsto ] p BELL, Publifhev,
In la-3s Is Market at.. LH .hhuIR. Va
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ia Is j. n. TAYLOR 3 IN, Aucts

A VEKY OrSi..AEL~ F-.AE EOU T.
IA AID LOT, on the continuation OF Lsiye st
n+.I to Bu ehsnsn's Spri g, 1T A1 tion.-We will
seA upon the premises. TIA ., ON AY, the 2o.h day
OF January. commencing At o'clofk -. Id avery
dssirabla HOUSE aud Lot or tho c,ntinns ion
Of Leigh street, aoa near to Buchsnsu's Spring
Tho hon e hSs seversl sooc ~ ms and al pie fer
the acc em nodat!on OF medium $ Fed ami y. The
lot fronts 40 feet on The south .;ce o. Leigh st
and -uns baca 220 feet, to sp alley 90 feet wide.
TEkAs-Ope- bird cash the bAia, ca at and 10
months for negotiable roses, with Interest adj, d.
ard secured by trust deed. The taxes fur Iso2
to be paj q by the purchaser
JAS. n. TAYLOR l. SON.
iail Aurs;onears
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Gs ln kEW AxO On Fri.ay night, The 10th.
ID = ,hi.f broke iaio tie stable on Ely fam,
Is ii ols there ron very eafk bay MULE. with
q sesr On he lsf tbi h.
1ts atovs reward will be paid Ii tie arimal is
re urLed 10 me, or Information e1ven 20 tast get
him ain MRS. Al AkY y. HOBBS,
fS--t~t xan,ha.tar
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vNSfkA Ca 20 Y tar ~, IN Chester Ii Id
~ counsy, neaf Maus hes e., about one u.onh
tmcs, a GU & ed tj',VS aud CALF.
The owner Ill ,ieass call, prove property, pay
charges, ana take ber sway. Apply to
MRS. MARY II HOBBS
ialt-l~< Manchester Va
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LEATHER. sADDIERfY, nc,

4 n LADIES bADDLE>;
IU IS Citzen.' and Military SADDLESi
900 pair Trse. Chains;
60 3 oss plsted Buckles, to inch;
80 lbg s .ddier-' and Shoe Thread;
go Sa id lie Mats:
Jast received ana for ssls on ssonabie advsoee,
or coat fIs1 Cavalry Brides, Eslters. Bits,
St.rrups Whips. an Carriage Knobs, &e., by
J. W. LENAi5y 18th street,
'ysl7-~h Below Dispatch Corner.
Y EATbER just Received, Sole Upper Kip
4 Harness and Bride Leather Aiso one DBL
1annhrs Oil "a good sFticle; 100 pairs NEGRO
BR0dl ES, 10 Cases BOOTS, ard Mems aud Chill.
eraas SHOES. Aprly - u. JORDAN,
At L. II. Wh-tlock Il Soma,
IA Tia Corner Of 18th and Cary sta.
I h a T II R.
-
5000 sides Sole, Harness, Bride and Upper
LEATHER
ALSO
10000 POM is choice Texas WOOL
La store for sale by b. L. MANN e. CO.,
an i7-lm NJ. n Gravier st.. New Orleans.
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HlL.TAEY ATTENTION.

MILITARY ATTENTION.
BRASS LETTERS. f,RsssS 3ABRES,
5CROSS GANNoNS. &C.
The undersien d are mahufar u l. Rt> order and
hsvs Away on han BRASS PxESsED LET.
TERa, GROSS &ABRES. CkOSS uANNONS.
&c, for MILITARY CAPa Orders pro pp.ly
atteL ded to =
LEWIS 4 KAYTON, Brand Cutterr,
18Th, bat Main aud Cay s'r-ets.
Address By mall Lewis Kayt~ n, /" Box 9a5
Richmond, Va. u Y lmA
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I>rRAYEn-From usp residence on WE'D
- Nt.>DaY last, TWO rOGS. One IL .
sI.ACK TERk1Ek, bss both ears clipped;
r,ouse csla-ed legs and n caih: the other 10 a
xopng HU IND slut. yellow, black and white
snots oa her tail, below her rump. "A rea-
ssabI. reward will be paid for them IL left
A. the Livery stable OF Mr.. WIN lRBY, near
~, ~ 80. JANIS DUKE.
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IN Ray ID broke . osc be ween Nroad
II street srs Confeoe pte STATES Sta5l.s, Bafo S
- tr RahoA tn Saturday evening lat o-e
lazy MAZE hisxa face, enc y hi e had foot
sh.n l5 hsa6s b gs. between end TN yrxrs ola.
slgsty gey IN th' ea from ths use # th' 8 d.
sIy herd r~wart will ba peid for her dei;se
., 10 uls at Bic "a. On 1'er srsneh o. As the sta.
he 6. DAvIS 4 hUTCHEsUN. on Franklin
street wM. s. WOOD
Is. Ct Cap'a and A. = NJ.
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UST-426 RtWAkD Between the First
I Market aad Brooke Avenus,a
Il l. A Oh EA q.
Containing two Account BOOKS and supdry
papers. / will give the above reward for their
delivery TO me, III
NOS. IL and 10, First Market.
de Its JOHN tINDSEY
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flNHE RREL Al A. X Z adv-rased
strayed. has been found on the Peters
burg Turnpike, stripped ofa ne W black Cav
airy Saddle ard Bride. nia6s by q. kann,
Richmond. There w also black valice on
ana bear stia, pinked with red cloth. Ten
Dollars reward paid fer their recovery ana
no questions asked Address "B. D., ms
patcn effice il t.-2tt
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HEAssEsWAse T., i zs ON, &s.

tsUNDRlES-
1e1 feet Black Enameiled and Collar
LEalHEk.
s5o Smiths ANNILS. loo to Isl lbs.
50 smiths VICES common aud solid
n
an0 Hand and Siedge HAMMERS.
loo Il nch Hat HETS, assorted.
LOCO p;.ir. r., ACE CHAINS.
81 uozen CURRY COMBS.
turrieis' Tools, knfses FIeshers, Work
ers, Bark Mills. salt Pars, Spokes, Huhs and
Rims for Wagons, Wagon and buggy Wheels.
For sale by Nathan WEED,
II 3it Macon, Georgia.
NAAtiOts AND AMBULANCE
W 5 r X i N q = + L.
Jus "a ,ia, OF ali sizes, and for sale at the Rich.
iAoad Steal WMks.
JAS HUNTER.
n. B.-One second ard Cyliudcr b ILER for
sale jalt 6<
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M k0UdHT IRON VATS.

W hCUdHT lkON WATTS.
kour large TANKS. made OF heavy 5oiler iron,
Projections attached for setting in brick work
Three Of them excellent order and quite - Aoot,
ss uaw. Apply 10 aud for sale by
ROWLAND e. BROTHER,
js3-5w* Norfolk, Va
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Ia Il HAVE on HAND

w And offer for SALE,
IS dozen SPADES and SHOVELS,
60 90. AXES,
$3.50 lbs SHEET IRON,
s. sets iron AxLES. II, II, 2, ct, and 81,
80 sets SPRI Gs. II It. and In.
10 d,z. WOOL CAhUS,
t000 lbs. TPE,IrER,
Loo lbs SPaING STEEL,
Together with large sssor- ment of Hsmmers,
Cli-els. AuserE, Hand-Saws DC
S. A. pLUMMER e. CO.,
is $50 Petersburg Va.
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- TULf fN-rrom tae uh c i,eI, ON sae pishs
- of 9th inst . bay H0hSE with white
lhars tuffeisBt - induee come to cone DER lin
rass ire feet high: fwsive yssrx oid; st his sesS
Write ,e a1ovs the ANAL, hsazs 'ace; sTsi sss q;
fi.es and drsw well. liberal reward will be
p.ii upon his delivery to The sub criber.
THO. II. FOX,
sgsS Ne
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THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.

The Fery --latest Northern and European III.
80 81 feliigeace.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
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t.tO REWARD stolen, from my sta Die,
SlU at Half Sack, iu the coun'y = OF Henri
e, : miles from Richmond on the 10th OF
,Ianuary, a small GRAY HORSE, very com
pa. tIy made; has - knot on his tail, a bout q
inch,s from the root; also, a scar IN both
fore kness. caused by being hung in the ST. :
bic.
4 The above reward will be paid IL delivered
a the stable of n. O. LYPscokB, and second
ST, between Broad and Gr.ce.
/, .,l2-sts r I CARTER.
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& TO l. + n - Go REWARD-Fro,n the
y stable of the subscriber. on the night Of
fne 9Th iast one taaotiisi light dun MAkE,
white tail und rGane, ;EbcGt X. 70 hands
high, about years old; PAGES wel' sic j.
supposed to have been stolen by two ren be-
Ioa gtng to the New Orleans Tigers / win
else e25 for the reeov. ry Of the mare, and
SIS for the apprehension and conviction OF
thr thisf They also stole st the same time 81
bAy Hefs. belonging 10 Capt slmlC will
iiams, who. / believe, will pay a liberal re.
ward for his recovery.
FkEuERICK SCHEFFEP,
National Hotel, Woodstock, Va.
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N30 81 Oil 50
Il is-st 1 fARDY & vi II LIS}ss. y
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NtIiCE We. the unders sned, owing to the
IN niea pnea for ain and proverds feel
rEhO,Na a. sh. following pricos, eomrpene'rg
Eores for sae. 75e per day.
Priv ate Horses.
Single Feed. d......4oc
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

A YoUTIirUL FNANC1ER AT FAuLr.--The
World takes us to task on some points Of finan-
cial philosophy. This is exceedingly indiscreet.
Is il proper for our youthful contemporary to
take us TO task in its babyhood, on 80 grave q
subject? 1t was only weaned the other day,
after having had for man midwife the incom-
parable Cummings, concerning whose access to
two millions Of dollars Of Treasury pap the
report Of q Congressional committee has re-
GENTLY given us abundant information. The
World had better give us the financial philoso-
ply of lite own sucking infancy, with especial
reference to the developements of the Van
wyok Committee, before it pokes its juvenile
toes into imaginary contact with the corns Of its
neiphbors.
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December was 1850. and the number remaining

December was 1850. and the number remaining
there at that time was 9,409.
The cotton market firm yesterday, while the sales
were light having been confined to about $50 800
bales, closing the basis Of $40. SSc., with some
chance lots slightly under the inside ngurs Flour was
rm but not active, and for common and medium grades
prices were slightly higher. Wheat was firmly
held, while sass were moderate ana at full
prices especially for good winter and prime
white: the latter Corn was less buoy
ant and hrm while sales moderate, cusng heavy
at e4c. Csc. for shipping lots Of Western mixed Pork
was heavy and sales light while prices were unchanged
Sugars were steady with sales Of about 200 hhds and
l.o25 boxes. Coffee steady sale Of $500 bags Of
Rio made at lee. Java held at CSC. 26c., and
Aaracaibo and Lguyara at &c 24c. Tho imports Of
Rio at this port the past year amounted to bags
leaving stock in this market, January 1852 Of
44ol7 bags. against 3s,5o7 bags on January 1, 1851
Freights were unchanged and engagements moderate.
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GREELEY AND RAYMOND ON SECRETARY
SEwARD-Poor forlorn Greeley has become
doubly unfortunate, these last few days, because
the HERALD finds statesmanlike management of
public affairs in the Secretary of State. The
disconsolate man cries his eyes out, and points,
with spasms Of agony, to our twenty years Of
opposition of Mr.. Seward, and cannot compre-
hend our praising him for anything. 1t is true
that we have shown such hostility for long
period, but how on earth does Massa Greeley
manage to infer from this what we were driving
at? The Irish swinehcrd who wanted to get
his pigs to Dublin, drove them the other way.
As poor Greeley is par excellence porcine in his
newspaper instincts how does he know but we
have abused republicanism and its authors, in
order to make him aud associates praise them
They would be sure to 60 like pigs in an oppo-
snouts were pointed. Once in great while
Greeley blunders into an evanescent inkling Of
our tactics, but usually he Is all astray, as he
will continue to be until he is covered up with
q tombstone. His Little william Raymond
actually publishes articles to show that we were
opposed TO the surrender of Mason and Slidell,
in order to make the government act the other
way How astute. When such pigs as Ray
mond and Greeley want driving, how delicious
it is to be properly informed by themselves
that the HERALD has only to follow the Irish
swineherd's example, to make them 60 just
where il pleases.
While we admit the wisdom and sagacity Of
Mr. Seward, however, and have done justice to
his diplomatic ability, there is one point in his
conduct of which we do not approve. This is
his having withheld the documents from the
press, and communicated them exclusively to
that traditionary government hack, Of the ante
diluvian period prior to railroads and tele-
graphs, the National Laenigencer. Furnishing
bis correspondence with the British Minister to
ouch an old broken down pensioner on treasury
pap, instead Of allowing it to be given to all Of
the newspapers alike was grave and serious
error. He even declined giving synopsis Of
it, to be sent by telegraph ostensibly to prevent
blunders. A fossilized method like this of treat
ing public affairs is censurable, and can COM
mend itself to no one in this day Of progress
and rapid movement Of ideas.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

SrAN's FIRST BLOW IN MExIco.--By intolli-
gence from Mexico, which we publish to-day, It
appears that the city Of Vera Cruz Is in the
hands Of the spaniards, and the flag of CASTLE
waves over the fort Of San Juan d'Ulloa and
tho public edihces of the town. Strange to say,
the castle contained one hundred riHed cannon
of the newest pattern, and yet was surrendered
without shot to the invaders The Diaso de la
Martha, Of Havana, says -" This is the first
step towards the regeneration Of the degraded
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neighbors.

The ocroRooSn At BROOKLYN ACADEMY or Musro.--
Tomorro afternoon the "ocsoroon will be presented
the Brooklyn people, at the Academy Of Music, Mss
Kimberly personating the octoroon. The house was
crowded New Years night, and no doubt the piece
will prove equally attractive a. an afternoon perform
ance Our Brooklyn friends need longer to New
York to enjoy themselves long as tho Academy re-
mains In their midst.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

Mas. BARNEY WILLIAMS takes farewell benefit this
evening ~ Winter Garden. Mr. and Mrs Barney vii
,iafns will thus conclude one Of the most successful
4agements IN this city They appear next al yhsde2ais
and then at BaltmOve.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

HERMANN gives st. AIMS church for Deaf Mutes bene
At this Fridsy) evening" at Nblos. The church needs
special aid at the present time The deaf mutes in
tlsed and will receive tickets at the door from the
tor of tho church.
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ashore by Union cruiser, and was set ON lire by

ashore by Union cruiser, and was set ON ire oy
her crew to save her from capture.
We learn by a despatch from Richmond to Nor
folk dated 18th ultimo that the rebel Congress met
on Monday. Messrs. Thomas and Burnett, nom
Kentucky, were sworn in. General Stuart's report
of the battle of Dranesville was ordered to be
published. The rest of the business was transacted
in secret session.
The mails of the Norwegian brings our London
files of the 10th of December, day later thanth
papers received by the Etna. Our extracts pub
lished to-day show that the public mind Of Eng
land entertained very grave doubt, even then, as
to the profit or glory of war with the United
States.
CONGRESS.
Both branches of Congress transacted business
yesterday, but in neither house was there quo
rum of members present.
In the Senate petitions were presented for the
for the establishment of line of mail steamers
between San Francisco and China. Mr.. Kennedy
presented a resolution from the State Of Maryland
protesting against interference with slavery in the
States by the al.government. A bill relative
to the administration of justice in the District of
Columbia was presented by Mr.. Grimes and re-
was adopted, that the President be requested,
if not Incompatible with the public interest,
to transmit to the Senate all the cores
pondence which has taken place since the Con-
gress held at Paris in 1885, relating to neutral and
belligerent rights the ocean. bill providing
for the appointment of suffers for the volunteers,
and defining their duties, was introduced by Mr..
Wilson, and referred. SIr. Wilson offered reso-
luton, directing inquiry with reference TO in
crease Of the military force; also resolution
calling for information to she number of cavalry
regiments authorized to be raised, where they
stationed and if it would not be advisable to con-
vert those not yet mustered into service into regi-
ments of iHantry-both adopted. The Secretary
OF War was requested to furnish copies of the re-
ports of the Surgeon General and Sanitary Com
mission on the health of the army.
In the House OF Representatives resolution was
adopted. calling On the Secretary OF War for in.
formation why certain regiments Of New York
Volunteers now in Washington are not provided
with arms, and whether any legislation Is neces-
sary to enable the War Department to furnish arms
to tie troops in the field. bill providing for
the defence of Philadelphia and the Delaware river
was introduced and referred. Mr. Vallandigham
offered resolution calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for information respecting the national
debt and revenue, but it was objected to and was
not received.
Both houses adjourned till Monday.
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THE PRISONERS TC

Csptsin 1irinn, New York Eighth regiment.
Cantan Shiliuslaw New York Seventy ninth reeineats
vho h reported 10 be on his way home.
Lieutenant Hart, Indiana Twentieth res'mens.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

wALLACK's THEATRE. No. sA Broadway.-pLArNo
WITH FIRE.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

LAURA KEENEs THEATRE Broadway. --L,rrLr Tom
ROBINSON CRUsoE-
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway-LAKEs KILLARNxY-
C0AAEcTicur CoUgIsHIT-SoRN GOOD LUCK.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

NEW BOwERY THEATRE. .Bowery.-MAzEprA-MAcIc
BARHaL--JEAsY LINp-LoTrKgT IicKkr,
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THE SITUATION.

New York, Friday, January 3, 1863.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5sa Broadwav-SoScs
DANoEs, BukLksQuEs &c.-MoNs. DEcu ALuNEAu
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

BowERY THEATRE, gowery-srcxsrr,s NATIONAL
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

, BARNUM AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-pay and
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

NrBLo's GARDEN. Broadway.-PRoY HERMANN
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

MELODEoN CONCERT HALL No $50 Broadway
SONGS, DANCES, BURLEsQUEs &c.-DIASA Afternoon aud
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

GAIETIES CONCERT ROOM 6Is Brosdwsy-nr.vr,
aooM ENrxRrAINaEsTs. BALL,rs PAsroxiMrs FARcEs 4
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-18

OH Point, aYs de,oinsi there =, ne C,vs-rr1ent
hospitals, owing y their wounds .rca...i. out
afrCsh. Tho Object - the pprty now lore IS b. re-.
ceivc q cir nay and o. 0grrrtqn 40 li.,. sition {
the Government conCeruhu them.
William r. SnHhsou. tic lrnrer and brol or,
arrested yesterday qnctuuT. Wy W lr~ NJ tic Gov
eminent, suspicion 81 r'nrnuui. s,tius with Uie
rebels, lr't ~ thc afternoon twain tr Iutl lHil..
cite Tlt.i4 c.ua'dcr,t rt, OF o., MT Imports
arrest, " lil, hos taken pl.., 'n. The r.ru',.,.
moit NJ Tie rebellion.
The senate g. wIril'~. .uJ n'Uiu. h.go '...in t
the tuuclIs'tI. 4, I.'... O.. fts,if t. a t'. ',,
pul.ou uf senator Jc..t ". b. .ht. ~ tplH... .I
pue-liuu involving hi. 'yH',y '..ir tc.U f'.rr'H
t. them.
Dcc,ml,r, g. examine into III, o,ui..t q tu, .u
have .i-,idau-.y applied thou.oIy.s Co. tit iH.
They have Iccu va s,-ti uott'y l.C. = -il,
-nI Inn. ID i.iMr.l mmrL NN-nLLlr .,l---m-l-- ID.
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York Legislature.
I'D ELECTED SPEAKER.
aovERNOR's MESSAGE.



Wan. THE Assembly met At IL
s1orr;ro and vras cailod 10 order NV
,soi s,ia.t. e a. H.. A.....tI,s
S ~ w, " o. os.,'ss,
oalAru' osCIotA'y VI Saw sAi'''
3ath OF once 10 momOtis'
-Icmbers we're present, except hoyh
New York.
Nnblv pr,ce,ded 10 elect officers.
-. ,.a,o Ham, I Rnvmond WA
soa;,,;no "a vo,es. IIo,atIo
O. Ti,.,,'s g., -
briei OOi a"u A"V'@' S' Neyi VI
hman was electod olork Dy the same
xxinO wore aIeo elected -
- Corr.ant at AYms
J.o.Loono,
opfseuoi ~ ~ Ii.t.
lfeee, hret Assis,Hh.
ftller, secons ASSISTANT uoOrAeePo';
Committees were thon appoihted
he Governor and Senate OF tho or.
~ the House,
p5va,e Secretary Of the Cover.
c.-i. a,roa, "a All nrosontad
N ~, " e.u r. ~ F,o,,,,;,.a
message OF Tue hA0Vu'i'''
MESSAGE.
.,.y t..e,,Lt,,.
-, WY =, :, oy,,,,s Z, m..sep,,pa I'D ,l,,.c
i,,,,, AZ. 90 ,,,,, l,tit rc,liJr ,I,,t man..
,'.,sS -, tis ,,i.,i,r, t1-.isb,,,--. ,, A
~, ,,,,'.ter, Ia ,,p,tn,i,,i,.,irs, :,
Nii,,., - 10 s,,,o' I ,,Lrny,i,,i ,e ,5itb
:. ,,,,,f,,,,,iest .,,,,,tu,i, ~, IIess,,,..s M
od III preserving tue p1hHc he'lih' IN
he lnlVr OF tue husp,hdin'h' M l'r"N
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Tho case for tho defence va, contiuusd at
Washington on the gtb, and nith the exception
of the testimony Of Lieut. Col Murphy, Who
Is atsoLt At Annapolif, Cloiod on tho toCOni
charge. Sergeant Nolan, S.Nth Utitod State,
Cavalry-an intelligon. smart locking man,
who has been in the aciticu = y,a's and :
month'-tcstiied 10 lroiuP h. company with
Col. kCufEau when Oh Pi,a duty oith the
Second United States DHgOtus. 1ul ,hAt up
ard Col. kortgaI both friciiscd thor -kiI
upon the tobel horscmon, a, thcy WOt1 soon o.
rll from their hoiscs.
Thomas W,ll1cs, formerly captain IN iIr
Twenty fifth Rrgimctt bu' since rosigucd,
testified 10 being 90 copper sith 'Ubt, WIN
tulond kofIigun, ami licutcnmt Duvoy ,
Cctbit aid that he hucS all tho r'ais ltl Co y.
ratl around tho country, aud that tbs other
eide lrohclO could surround 4 !. MS T,si-
mcnt at any time that Ic knew great many
ou IT, her side Who were rs well acquainted
v th the country "a he was. col X. tCpllci
that h. also knew the country, aLt had ,garl, I
TO tho didtrcnt farm f,tle, ATT whuIv tile, led.
liouL nuNuV curiuhorate1 this t,st,mtny, ia
| uictCtC. to M, cohN, 4ttun With 'urltt.
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