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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
fhs 4pirfk Ct sha NanEh.

We predict that the recent disasters which
our arms have suffered will have more effect
10 stimulating the volunteer spirit than could
he accomplished hy any other o.use. II vas
IN the darkest ho1r of orr fortunaa that we
saw the greatest rush Of orr population to
arms, and if their zeal has since diminished
it was in consequence % that succession Of
brilliant victories which led them to de8pise
The enemy and believe that all danger had
past. We are now paving the penalty of this
blnnderr but We feel sure par doXical as il may
appear that our caase is safer in the moment
OF evident danger than in that of appa rent
security If we do not altogether mistake
the character Of the Southern people, the
most intense eagarness will now he mani
tested BY every human being il the Southern
Contederacy 10 fetrieys oar fortunes, and 10
have vengeance upon this inaolent and bloody
Toe
The people of the Soatb have only one
thing to ask, ard that is that their patti iotism
and courage shalt be as inteligently ana prn-
denly directed as rhey are eheettuiv and dis
iuterestedy offered. They are determined never
10 be snbiaqated by the Yankees 'never,
never, never" If they take our cities, that
ie no more than the British did in i116, end
even in 1872, WHEN they captured the capital
OF the Republic la the Revolution, Richmond
itself was taken by the Yankee traitor in
British pay. Ben edict Arnold; New York Was
not only taken, but held six years, and
never given mp Till peace; whole States
were overrun and occupied by the enc
my. Bat the spirit OF the people could rot be
conquered. and, unless The South has degeu-
Grated, il cannot lie conquered now. Ii she
held out then for seven years, against the
British Lon, ought she not to hold ont seventy
against Ration which has 80 far fallen fro N
it, frat estate that the f. intest roar of the
Lon has thrown it INTO convusions! But
there must be 20 more apa,hyno more false
secuii5y every man must aot IS If upon III
alone depended the esiinies OF the Republic
Tie North Is about 10 make its last aud
grsatest effort Let us summon all our en-
ergies, and by all that il glorious in our past
and that lie worth living Tor III the future--by
the graves eli our dead, and the homes Of our
living, let Us have victory and vengeance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
Our Volunteers.

We rejoice 80 see that the spirit of re-en-
listing is gaining strength every day among
our gallant volunteers, and that in all probs-
biHty the heroic veterans who have won 60
many glorions victories viii be found, al the
expiration Of their present terms OF enlist.
ment, oIte more i'll mass In front of the en-.
envy. 1t was only the monotony of routine
and fancied security that ever rendered any
other result possible. Let them have the op.
portunity of serving their country, and that
Is a stimnlant to their patriotism which will
prevent them from dreaming of laying down
their arms till they see their homes secure
and their country free. Now that the long
monotony is broken, and that the dawn OF
decisive action is breaking, they will rejoice
to give their war worn dag again TO the
breeze, and rush AZ one man to the rescue of
The Republic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
s,...i1mauo 9ispsn /,
Hens u f2a,e.

TIE message SEQ; 80 the Legislature yestsr
day by she Goverarf Of t}iis Commonwealth,
II moi appropriate aud proper IN sli respsas,
il suggestive eff a measure " hsoh ought hong
finee Sc have been pu. in force by the city OF
Richmond and ether chief towns of the State.
Interests Of great magnitude are concentrated
IN 'his metropolis. Ne, only are there en,-
hr;.ced within IFS boundaries uueh wealth and
large manufacturing enterprises OF vital I'M
rostauee 90 The Soath At this time. but the
sea- of the State and Confederate Govern
aaents IL here. n. we'll aa many local and gen
.ral interests Of extraordinary vaiue to ind
Vitusls and to the country.
Aatv outstanding these facts a stranger VII
uiny here would be asroni-bed at the univer.
ri noucbalauce which prevails among all
circles il II g@rd Ia the war Although the
enrtlv Is william two days march of US, we
so on VIII oug business avocs;ious and orr
rursni; az gain IS ii he were thousand miles
IF, aud we were protected by foriihcations as
sttoax as Forsresa Monroe
ibis apa uy is no less than criminal. There
: .1s much reason why Richmond should place
her az ,jr> On "A var footing az New Orleans,
Mobile, Memphis, or Charleston. There axe
,weuty i've or thirty thousand able bodied
nen III Richmond and Its Immediate suburbs
capable Of efficient military service. Ia the
ci;ies Ne have named, all business is aus.
pended at three o'clock every after
noon, and tue whole male population drilled
III military tactics The entire male force of
tne community IS organized, and III case an
a.tack il made upon the city, every man
knows h,S place, and Thoroughly organized
arny j. ready 10 march out against the foe
NJ reHec'ing man will deuy that the eame
system of drill aud complete military organ.
zdinu ought 20 Ice Instituted in this ri y Iet
j. has moi been done. Let anv man ask him
80 I " hat would he the consequence in case
of Il sudden tch of the enemy upon us
lbs necessity jor ii thorough ogpauizaIiou i.
obvious and no time should be lost IN setting
II on foot. We have az much ~ stake ~ th,
people of New Orleans aud Mobile, Of Mem.
rhis and Nashville. l.. Richmond prepare
herself against Assault, The whole : ate niil
fellow her example, and Virginia wopid he one
great camp. 'eenlug with armed meu. The
enemy woulo be .lisnayed at the fierce aspect
OF the people. and would not dare 10 venture
ln.o tla l4;e,iur.
The only o Jectiun 10 the Governors prop
si,ion is. that ii has he appearance OF q
sensation measure, aud seems to imply thai II
greater necessity exists Car the step he pro
poses now thAa has existcd for six months
past such is rri lhe fact. N'e are ia no
more danger now ih.n,7o we,eia August ast
! Ea, IN lat - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
An Appeal on Behalf Of the Ham ptsn Re.
fug seS.

The undersigned were appointed a com :
mtL'es to prepare and publish an address to
the public, setting forth the losses and suf-
ferines OF the refugees OF the town OF Hsmp
ton and OF the country contiguous, and their
claim to the sym pathy and the beneficence Of
their fellow citizens. The committee can
not more effectively perform the service as
sigLed them than by presenting an unvar.
uished statement OF facts. La the month Of
May last, the Peninsula was suddenly in.
vaded by the Federal army, and the inbabi.
tants OF its lower extremity. including the
town OF Hampton, and mum bering between
z and 900 white persons, were compelled 10
make hasty retreat abandoning their
homes, aud almost their eI tire proper
", to the enemy. Their growing crops
were destroyed, their provisions and stock
were seized by the invaders, their slaves
were ssduced or forced within the lines Of
the enemy. everything valuable was stolen
from their houses, and, to crown their mis-.
fortunes, the town Of Hampton WAS, In mid
summer, burnt to the ground. by order OF
the cfreers of the Confederate army, as
military necessity The county Of Elizabeth
Uity has been reauced 70 desolatfon These
refugees are scattered throughout the lower
known to be In extreme dost tuition and
want. Families that lived In com fort and
affinence now earn precaIiOus Subsistence
by their toll, OF have their wants supplied
by the hand Of friendship or OF charity. 1t
would be heart. rending TO recount individual
instances OF want aud suffering. One Gaze
has been bro light partie ulayiy to the notice
of the mittee-.shat Of . lady who lived
In Independence and comfort, and whose bus.
band is in the Confederate army, and who is
literally houselese, with seven dependent
children. To Increase the restitution OF the
women and children, slmOst every man OF
the con nty capable Of bearing arms 10 In the
mill ,ary service. Among all the citizens of
the So nth, none have proved more loyal to
the Confederate cause, or borne their sacri.
fees In its support with more uncomplatn.
Ing tortitude. than the sufferers Of the Pen.
insula.
The committee deem It only necessary 10
brig 10 the kn0wiedgs Of the country the
sufEerinGs and wants Of these unfortunate
and patriotic refugees, to secure for them
liberal contributions. Their condition makes
9 strong appeal TO the humanity, patriotism.
and piety Of the public. We are engaesd IN
q great struggle for our uatiopal Indspsn.
dsnce. Racriflces are demanded OF all but
those sacrifices shculd. ~ tar - possible, b
oQuallxsd. IL Is confidently hcped that the
suGereYs Of Hampton and Its vicinity Will
be made ~ Tel that they have tie sympa-
thies, and nay rely upon the generous sap
port, OF thelr fellow .citixens. u Will - so0n
that Treasurer has been appointed - Re-
oeive. and 4 c0mWitaee 70 dlstytbat1. any
opntrihutianS that may - sdered foY tie nm
togtu1ata su6s1ees.
$50 WyHDgAA 0onxa1sOU,
Ore: Weepnalpes.
TN. Aoo1ss
=. BsaaowA
4 J. !: : :. g9 :sss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
1ht NailsA iskhYe.

Besides the duty TO our conEtry, TO the
memory of our iatn ers and the hopes of our
posterity. which should stimulate the patriot.
lem OF every Southern mas, we owe debt of
gratitude and veneration to the brave men
who have perisLed in our defence, which
should prevent ia from ever giving back an
anch 10 she invaders whose hands are wet
with theif blood. Not only the thousands
who Lave persisted lighting gloriously in the
battle field, but the large multitude who have
aiokehed ana died in the hospital and in camp.
Invoke us by tGe aacfed recollection OF their
sacrifices, their sntferings, their toils and
death, never to desert the cause which thew
have helped 10 redeem with their precious
hives, ana to dishonor their immortal memo.
raes. From the skies the spirits of the lust
and valiant look down upon us to see if we
are worthy OF their kindred blood and Of the
great cause in which they have perished--
There is scarcely family in the South which
has not lost some brave and noble spirits il,
defence Of home and country. Can those who
remain prove recreant To the graves of their
dead, whose blood cries from the ground for
vindication against The numerous enemies of
our race ard Of humanity?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

THs SAspwIcs IsLAsDs.-The Yankees are
afraid that there is great danger tnst tne
Sand wieh Islands will pas into tue nanos
OF Great Britain 81 NO distant DAY uniess
some measures are promptly adopted 70 pre-.
vent result so fa.ai 10 our po.itna, ~
ccm r,ercial Interests in the r. G nc. ltap-
pearr, from an intsres' ing ouiela! statement
recen ny laid before Secretary seward, snat
the Haw allan Government, having bscome
deepIv involved in debt. has sent Two Com
missiouers to Engiand 70 negotiate loan.
for which ths tsisL DIS are 10 % ousred IN
II h suspected that British influences
within the hawaiisa aossr !, have bee. 70
actively sngsssd TOT s0M .s. ne p ,s,n I'm ,Ss
nower of England. Hsd th- United etatss
been represented ~ the HAwaitau Ooart BY
: rer tlsman of character aud ordinary ca.
nscity. his efforts 10 oun teraet the machinA-
lions wh feh now threaten 20 cut rs en- nom
the pot In which IL 10 posi- bic TO establish
co alsng d pot on the route between CaiIf'r' ,
MIA, China. and the Indiss. would preoS Oily
have been successtul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Hnsfiugs Ceart.--pre sa.,. Reco,'ar Caskie,
and Aldermen X. y. Sapxxy, James Bray,
Vim. W. Timberlake and Ara. b. Smith. The
following II summary Of yestej1'as trans
actions:
Richard Lason. Bohannon wac examined
for stealing t;,a from Edward Norvell on the
18th day Of January, and remanded for trial
before Judge Lyons. The prisoner was &c.
quilted Of the charge Of stealing case vi
surgical instruments from DR.. Elijah l.. Car
ter, worth $25-an offence Tor which ne had
been cent up by the Mayor
Charles, a slave, the property Of John Tyler,
| was tried for stealing $l60 III bank notes from
James Il. Grant, on the 18th day Of January,
| and ordered 80 lashee.
Fepdall Thomas was examined for stealing,
on the lst Of December, 1861, gold chain.
| worth $2J, from Geo. Purcell, and acquitted:
Joseph Calvin Henry was examined for
maliciously cutting and stabbing Pryor, 8
| slave, on the 18th Of January, with intent 70
| kill The prisoner was remanded Tor tFlal
before Judge Lyonss court.
| Joseph Wagner WAS examined fof lel0ni
ousiy shooting Norman Green, on the @oth
| day of January, and remapded for trial be-
| fore Judge Lyons.
Mary f. Allen. charged with felony, IN
| stabbing VIM. T. Chalkiey in the left breast,
| on the 9TH dav of February, IN Lombard al
| lev, was examined and acquitted.
On motion Of the Attorney for the Com
| monw.alth. rules were awarded against An
| drew Pizzini t. X. Woodward, and Theo.
EImore. for not attending .as jurors when
summoned.
Alfred Hill, free negro. was tried on the
charge of stealing 81 400 from VIM. Gibbo
new, on the I'D day OF December, at the BAL
| lard House, and acquitted.
The application of Jas. II. Chappell for an
| ordinary license, was heard and rejected:
Charles A. Rose, X. X. Howison, and X. ID.
Ward qualified de NOtaries Public, by enter
! ing into the bonds usual on stch occasions.
The Grand Jury sits again to-day at ii
| O'Clock. at which time Witnesses would do
| well to be in attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

High itater-The heavy rains of the last
month have had tendency to raise the vol
ume of water coursing down the bed OF the
noble james to such degree that 1t IL
feared difficulty may be experienced in work
ing the machinery at the Water Works. The
consumption per minute in the city is ! 800
gallons, and were the water to run short, the
best efforts OF the steam fire eng inc would
only suffice to pump into the pipes one -thir-
-seenth of the required amount per minute
The prospect Yesterday of dry weather, and
consequent falling Of the river, was not
very encouraging. People would do well to
economic az much NJ they can in the use OF
water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

TIE SrARsISa WoERtKaARN or ENGLAND --
There are twenty seven thousand cotton fac.
tory hands completely idle in and around
Manchester, and one hundred and SIXTY -ane
thousand o thsr working men on ''snort tim 4"
Mr. Massey, . member OF Parliament, ad.
dressed the workingmen of Stafford on the
o. of January, and WIS loudly applauded
when be ANNOUNCED IL az Eng land best policy
to In ter fere IN American sfiairs immediately.
The shortening Of the hours of labor in tn ,
factories OF Manchester Is gradually extend
ing and In the course of the next week or two
the inovsmen: promises TO become more ex.
tsnsive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Harry Maca,thy's Concsrss-The First
concert of the series promised by Mr.. Harry
Mccarthy. the Arkansas comedian will
take place to night, at Metropolitan Hall, the
proceeds to be given to the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety and the Army Committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, for the benefit OF
Invalid soldiers. This wellknown actor has
been employing his talents Ia the service Of
our cause in the Southern cities, and has
been instrumental in making very liberal
contributions where they were duly appre-
ciated. We hope the house will be .thronged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
sPIEs IN MN ORLslSs

It's TltoyNHF S"ys
itisobyious we have in our midst meG VIII
are IN constant com municaticn With ths Ell.
emy, whf IN lney supply with newspapsr..
and post up about every oAs OF oar Iaiury
NOV srri.Iits and measures. The atteutoa a
GENERAL Lowell was called 10 this I, ard
oy al order Issued yesterday he INFORMED ,bs
public no passes would De granted hslg..
forth To go 10 tie Bay OF 81 Louis Bs,Sb.p
Island is not the only place near oar co.5
where the Sortnarnets CJfnrDuulc,t e gi1
the traitors Near Fort Lawn x; os. foy ,p.
stance, there are sea men VINO, under the glss
OF z ing 10 sea for fen or 'sters, p6y nou
aud then 4 visit TO the biockeding vessel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Lincoln has rsspited the condemned slAver
Nathaniel Gordon Till Feb. 2lst. Tns test Of
the respite gives NO hope Of pardon; but, on
the contrary, declares that the ssntenes Of
death shall b. put into execution when the
ysspits shall have tesmiaAted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
4aR EYANEATiua OF ROhNFE

A letter to the Ly nchburg Republican INN
Winchester, Feo. Sun, say, hst toe eyacuH
,tou Of Romney, Va. tmanated from ,hs
War department, and thnt 1t was 40, dnns
10 consequence of any unprecedented move.
ynent OF tns enemy. Flom the suma SON..
We learn that Gen. L.oring le,t Romnsv ia
somewhat hurried inhHuer. lea gib1 b.hInt
co L siderable amount or cOmmissary slorss
quite rs much, probably, ns the IaLssssI y
march, ai>o, il Is reported on good AUTHORITY
several wagons and large nun her Of tent,
were burnt. 1t ia difficult 70 sag that tAsys
was q necessity for such q destruction of
public property since the YansrFs ue,a NJ
ieast twenty miles distant, and wers m nj.
testing @ disposition 10 expose thsInasiy.,
TO the lnclemepcy OF the weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

The Ysnkee Government has ordered
large quantities o. ccinbs, brushes, soap, &C.
70 be SAINT TO the upt0n prisoners IN tns
6cufh. The cicthtne hsretosors oxdsssa
NouIh for the prisoners II yet 81 Fortress
Monrce.
Captain 8. y. MApghAM has been slscteo
Uolcoel az me rtxst Georgia keTaiAIe n
0ou o1 Oolpnel JoAR :. JACK eoAs osoeses0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

x VALUABLE 8RANf1E.Fkur1I,
SIRE ON MAN STREET, AND IVY
BRiUK TENEMENfS IN arr M 20
NAL SIS. TO BE = LID AT AUClios.
THIS DAY ~ Tue particular attention o. =. -,
pu bile is ectfuiiy called 10 ths saiT " -.
north side OF Asiu street. e(cupie5 ey ~.
WIN Salmon. adjoining ssssrS. Parsen s
Co Bankiux House. 10 10 soia 81 auS..9 =.
THIS DAY, an o'clock +. M ana 81 Wv
two desirable Brick TsEsmeEt<, az 'he ~ w
Thow.. sarn.on ard Mr.. Js.. Hunter, u e
snld a, sction, rtils AFrERkooN ssT
O'Clock. For further partienitrs. SEE Az
t,on cad. GUDDIN l. AffLksos.
r. l2--ft rre Hhe-----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Sad ResuH.-The wife OF an estimable citi
zen of this town fell dead ON Monday on
rea ding the news Of the capture Of General
Wise's force at Roanoke Islanf One of her
SONS Y Is ali officer under Gen. Wise, and the
fears epgendered for his safety were too much
IN. y,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Violating the Liquor Lar-Ths Mayor yes.
terday tined Henry Hickman IS for keeping
ing al ordinance of the city. Cases against
two other parties were contiansd for further
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

A Federal letter from LONDON England
says John Bull has spent four millions OF
pornas--tweaty millions Of doilars--tor rescue
Mason and siiaeii, and 1t may be reNed up
OF that hs Will in some way get the wo. th
tbs money"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

The Last Night Blind Tom givee his
closing concert to night, at the African Church.
Probably no celebrity ever visited Richmond
with such uninterrupted sue
cess. and We predict for him another brilliant
enQapcmept in FredericksburR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

| Mirrors COurf.-The untavorable wal
| news does not seem 10 affect the spirits OF
| the attendants al the above popular tribunal
TheI. al dor IL uuquenchable, and one who Ii
| IN the habit of attending there daily can bu,
admire their powers Of holding on, though
he may regard il as time badly spent. mum.
Der OF eases We're disr sed OF Yesterday, a list
of " hich is subIoiued:
Inc case of Onver Jones, charged with he
inv one OF the parties who robbed Frahcis j
Garaner, u few evenings alnce OF a coat and
revolver, Was continued till Thursday, with a
view to arrest other parties suspected OF com
pllclty.
Charles Camp, who il said 70 have aided
Thomas j. Goodrich in an assault on Louis
thinner, was directed to report himself be
tore the Mayor this morning..
Sebastian kawbert under went partial ex-
animation on the charge Of stealing sixteen
car springs, the properly OF the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad worth Sl',0. The defendant al
ieges that he bought The ironof white man,
aud in order to give him IN opportunity to
produce the individual, the case WAS continued
until Monday.
James Phlllipa, charged with breaking into
| the house of Elizabeth Hindman, and smash
ing up lot OF her furniture, was arraigEed
for examination The defendant was proved
to have rendered himself liable to the pains
and penalties of the law by committing an
analory assault on Martha Jane Miller, hi
inmate of Miss Hindman's domicil, and the
Mayor sent him ON to be examined before the
Hustings Court on the I'd Monday in March
next.
Tne case of ames Clarke, charged with
stealing so from Louis Antoine, on the 10th
OF last June. was called up, when the defend
ant attempted to prove an aIsti. The case was
continued for further hearing.
}. T.. LehInone, who assisted Fritz kreibel
in numbering Phillip Sauster, in his saloon
corner of Mun and l0th streets. on Monday
was brought into court; but the Mayor, deem.
ing it advisable, il possible, to arrest the
actual perpetrator, continued the case of the
accessory until the 18th inst
Michael Sullivan, proprietor of the Old
Curiosity Shop, arrested IA few days ago toI
having in his possession lot Of scrap iron
supported to have been stolen. was remandeo
before the Hastings Court for trial, and ad
mltted to bail.
John a. Albortin, arrested for disorjeIly
conduct in the Exchange Hotel. on Monday
night, was admonished and discharged. Jno
". Sumner, who had trespassed on the pre-
misses OF C. {. Field, was likewise admon
ished and discharged Andrew, slave of Mrs
Windsor, was committed as a runaway, and
punished Tor resisting the officers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Supreme Cart OF Appeals-Present
John J. Allen. VIM. Daniel, r. C. L. Mon
cure, VIM. J. Robertson. The following de-
cisions We're announced yesterday:
Arthur A. Morson for the appellants and VIM
Green for the appellees on an appeal from
a decree of the Circuit Court of Culpeper
county. Decree reversed, and bill dismissed
W it'll costs.
Taylor rs. Robinsons admir-, &c. Argued
by Henry l.. Brooke and John Randolph
Tucker for the appellant and James Lyons
for the appellees, upon an appeal from decree,
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Hanover
county. Decree reversed, Injunction rein
stated, and cause remanded to said circuit
court for further proceedings to be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

fss sfrUsries o. sTsAsss Ar cprgs...
IA eons@G ucnce Of the cor victios -
POlA that the enemy iateIded n oss,
early and sprfnidsbls ds,nnas trat,o ,-fs 20
Columbus, our forces AZ tha. nssnfr
been very heavily rex forced With \. as's
tvo weeae. Regiments froia Lou,sj.,aela Las,
si-eippi and iennessss have beer ,on-,, mia
Is veil as soms few Texas regimen. sis,
came through Arkansas. wh9
General Beauregnrd 10 At Uo,unhr.
aehed Nashville on the ath ips. NJ. he
wa. enthusiastically received. T.s b.
nigh: he quilted Nashville, and hsa ma
baby just reached Columbus Gu the r na pro.
Of the day on which Fort Henry wa s s,at
tured. zap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

Tns FouRrH RBaIx8xS.-Since the
appointment Of 6Ald o1lcers In tbs eth VIZ
gsIia regiment. LIEUT.. Uolonel Moore hos
seen promoted 70 Uolonsl. Major Kent has
besn promoter 70 Ltent, uolonal, and Capt.
a. g. Psndleton, Of The ss5myths ~ sss, =
WIS promoted 70 MAtor.