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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07

oAlnds o. - Inst :fs.r a. p :. Srs i u;
1n1h e DashanisTsssd -1e.e4e ses =
s4 AZ eIs sn q 10 svSaisc 4 i osis.
~ Ieifh 0trsst HAptist Qhurch.
Petsrsbokt papers pEsaSs copy.
m the sth fnsS.. II t1ts city Of Richmond.
asesr : long and PAINFUL illneZ e the fsss-
dcncs 81 a. n. Hsnnss, Oh ARLE0 J. BUR.
kUas IN me art yssr q n,1 afS. n,.a..
III rsssr1Ssrs ana S0''0'1 pAp'' P'
s.. the ID fast, ct . quarter 70 III O'Clock,
49, : tirufsakted tlI6es1 Of months, MAk1
~ lNtjFS. onif datsiter q Aldridgs y AND
NJ =. Han, sgad "a nspshs.
THs Lord gave. and the E9ss tAAsHa WY
blessed be the name q sne LOT
Atssrsssdsnes. 1Asswood. Nelson county. o.
snossy. aesh Deesmbsf. Of . llrssrine md paia
On ss.ssse . hieh chs bore with Nhrigjaa Rsai4na
III! ~. =. "a fortasuds, Mr.. NARY w. CABELI.
Ss1cS, al the Nd Jcserh O. Oabeus Egg
a. r,tH-day N inst, Mr. lsABHLLA COZ
non EEIrH. II the 7S:h yecr Of hsr sss.
Blssssd are the pdrs Of hssrs' fsf shsy Anal
go God"
On Thursdsy, "a ms, Of searlst fsvsf: DORA
dsn1htsr of william and Ella Ann DoWosn
rs two years atd ten months.
d)n Sunda, morning, at the residence q
mar broth r. James i. Gardner, Mrs. PAEBE
AIN mERiWE4HEH. wife Of Or. VIM. u.
Meriwettaef, Of AlbeTnarle county.
Her funeral viii take place ss ne 9.s m non,
: % O'clock p. II. The friends Of the families
are invited to attend. w
FUNERAL NOTIrE:-The funeral Of
wILSCNiA PARK PErERS VII! saks place
O'Clock, and mot at IL o'clock, a. announced
in the papers yesterday.
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FLAo--A beautiful design for Il Confs.l.
CRAZE Tag has been placed in tho window Of
the Di,patch counting by "a Cuixen'
1t consists Of black, purple, d white or sill
Yer bars, ON the latter VI which, which ia the
upper bar, IRE stars of gold Il strikes us as
being very rich and gorgeous, as well Is
simple and durable. The a,lthor describes its
symboleal character in this manner: The
lowest bar repressn.s Black Republican rale,
from which Wa Iise through blood the mid
do bar VI purplej TO light and freedom, the
upper, white or silver, IN which our States.
the golden stars, reign co-eqaai iu light
With the exception OF svmbolizing Black Re-
pueliaanism, the proprie.y Of recognix w the
existence OF which On car flag in any shape
Or form We do not perceive, we think the flag
- ito attrsctiyenees aud Purposes hi hiy beau.
iiiul
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miscellaneous Cause.-The Mayor had a
very heavy docket yesterday. Besides the
cases elsewhere noticed in detail, the follow.
ing were disposed Of:
George White. charged with stealing box
of butter from E. N. Spiier. Mr. Yeager,
employed at Spiiier's, saw tho prisoner
shoulder the box, gave, chase aud captured
him. demanded to be tried for petty lar
ceny.
Pleasant, an aged and infirm negro, charged
with making telonioas assault upon fellow,
servant named John Jefferson, with an axe
Mir. Smith the owner OF the negroes, said
that John was hurt Oh the head, but not
dangerously. 1t appears that Pleasant after
the difficulty, went to the watch house and
surrendered himrelf, stating to the officers that
John Jefferson made at him, and he struck
him with an axe. The case was continued
Marshall Bradley, free, charged with play
ing banjo in tie streets, and carrying deadly
weapons. Bradley has been seryfng with the
Lee Battery at Allegheny Mountain, and
fought with bravery, in the recent battle at
thai pcint. He produced highly compliment
tary letters from officers and citizens OF LYNCH
burg and tine Mayor discharged him after
eonLseating the dirk and pistol. Shouldering
his iayorite baDjo, he lett the Court room to
make arrangements for an early departure for
Lynchburg.
VIM. O'Brien, charged with an assault upon
Jesse Glass, q citizen Of Fluvanna. Th0
Mayor heard the testimony and remarking
that it was an aggravated case, held the
party TO bail in sl.e sum of 500 for his ap-
psaraDce- before the Grand Jury.
Patrick Caslow, charged with assaalting
james Fitzgerald. The principal witness
failed to appear, and the Mayor dismissed the
use.
Richard, slave of G. T. Ferguson, charged
with cutting and woundine = negro woman
named Martha. Dick is Martha's husband
In the enforcement of domestic authority he
brandishsd his pocket knife and made slight
incision 10 Martha's shoulder. The Mayor
remsnded him for trial.
Dan Murphy and James Berry, charged
with stealing two sides OF bacon from the
Confederate States Of America. The case
was continued to the Sth inst,
a fue of s. was imposed npou Julius Sher.
lock for keeping his bar-room open on Sun.
day, the 5th mat.
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A PoIIcixAs KILLsn, AT Mxxpais.-rhe
Memphis 1salaaeAs. the I'd inst, says tina,
Policeman named john Causey was stabbed
through rhs heart ana Instantly killed. on
Tuesday evening, the Siss u,t
The MURDER WAS committed by man
ns1nsd Nan J. Marrtii, at The corner OF Main
ana Hayoso streets. near o'clock, aud nn-
mus night morrill, aaAaiied and ats bbs!.
neont She SINE locality. man aamed john
borefans. oor<tana az gagged iona Cr.lsey
oMd arrest Morrill,. White eeisg home On,
Tuesday night, l.sus " discovered Morrill, in
aoarb = saop. called tiiu oai. told Ia m chs Of.
lsDss b vas charged VITA, and thar IA. w;s
70 81 OF on SONS prsssxt, 2nss wa, refussl.
when ~ Drew knife, and stabs,.g mir.
tHvengh the htest, pisde his escape The act
time TO secars ne mara err. ,Qaa.ry ns,ar
spoke. but died amxuedin4iy. :.
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1ae Lecture Seasoa.-Ws understand Il Ia
IN contemplation 10 inaugurate series cf lee,
lures, by gentlemen of well-known literary
an,eeedents and high reputation, for the Dur.
pose Of raising fund for the benefit aud re.
lief Of our soldiers. The card, ~ We have
-sser it, II q rich one, and numbers ON its list
the following names; Hon j. L M. Currie,
Of Alabama. t'rof A. T. Riedsoe, Or. A. Xnow.
dsn fisspt, JIa. Il. Thompson. Esq, Rev.
.lno. G. Ae(abe, u. D., Oliver r. Baldwin,
Esq, lion. II. W. Hiiiiard. DE-. G. W. Raehy,
KAY. U. Moore. DR. a. EdgsWorth LaNrua,
10 pOisitly csa liod Isms sias!ng tki scurse -
wta kise nake cue q The party. Those aAu,
sleren have asrsady acquired Aeh tepatsaioa
~ lsstnrers IN tho promincut sieiSo, md 8 ih1
ee3yet foS which they havseonsGnlad y givo
thslf MD n these infelleSsnel mi insfsueltsos
leetares isa nehlA apd pEatsewolthy a., NJ
Dspa ~ ~ Sre3 s hri,taa, tsse6
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GROCERIES, &c.


7 ARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
IL To which ~ In. its the attention II whole.
shate buyers. Country Merchants ard 6utlars
wonld do we'll to sxanins ours stock :
500 900 German 6EGARS, =
$50, coo Domestis Do.
100 00O havana DO. part very choice,
200 G10una PEPPER,
10 bsss grain do. $50
g e e - Y a.;;. Hg:i:., :: CHAMPAGNE.
50 do. Golden Star Do.
50 do. Anchor "a.
30 cAsHs choice Block TEA.
50 dossa French MUSTARD,
10 eases HARAECHtN
100 boxss Toilet SOAP,
20 rsams CAP PAPRR,
loo grosrLsad P1NOfLS, -
400 d.. 6seel PENS,
50 dossa Ha r BHU0HE6,
80 Do. Tooth 10
10 quarter easks BRANDY,
50 bbls choice Ola Rye WHlEKRY.
ja7-ets LEE 4 DUNHA6, 30 P,sri Ct.
IN SAUKS q A. SALT
OU 800 bags Blaekeye Peas.
TO bbis. HALIFAX Gu Heninee
'S 20 h "a. Se, = y NJ g k.9i!y Zoe Asiass
50 bbls n. o. Mola SO. a -
~ TO bbls, Stuarta Meautain Wh.sksy.
% casks Ale aud Porter. 2
100 s b.; I'd s.ss. nsest ch.rp.sns.
40 bhls. superior LubrieaGng on.
800 boxss A1amaotsns md Tsllow Candies.
300, 0erman and Havana Cigars.
200 gross Matches.
8 6. ca. Coenae Draady, 10 years old.
y Obls, ConnoA DxaNdy and 0RA.
- gruso Playing Oar6a.
500 boxes Aaaufaetarsl 1ssasso.
81 hasksts O.iss CT.
u csa1es Sxr 1ines.
For sails ~ Nm b JOys 8 L r0,,
Ja7 q. i5ti =. between Msin Ana Cay.
ERkNCR MUSTARD.
II 80 &&&\ - s{
FRENCH MUSTARD.
DEMONSTRATIONS Sew o is4ns.
j.se. LEE { nuua1a' g Pss.l...
Nh A n r A q re.
Jast rses'vsd, II sarsess brssds
S7-s. In ! pux2Aw, = p,,r, :. I
DE E - : -
acctexss ossSaa sad
!. N, rsSi,sA - 49,
a e I'm ! ppssszlss.. < II. III I.
nIA0S 1It1p1s HjSrS 7lS1ss. 0SssS'
3 ! =. = ! 81 -
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Pro Di-aI-ous Seward writes TO Minister
Adams that he would crush us out in ninety
Gays, were it not for the hops We entertain
Of foreign recognition. Bennett: Gays he and
Mcclellan are going to crash us ca. ia six
weeks, snyhow, recognition or 10 recogui.
ton, and lie is only waiting for Mcclellan to
get we'll, Ia order that he may command the
operation. Sancho Panza tells us Tia Sa,ol-
iette t:aDslstionl that "between said aud
aoae, q long race may be run" Bennett and
Mcclellan may afford an illustration of this
proverb, and the trace" may prove another
Bull Run race La the meantime, il they
do not make haste, they may be crushed out
themselves before the expiration vi the six
weeks. The English newspa persian speak.
ing very significantly abou. I" the rectiiication
OF their Canadian bounda,ies,' and advising
their Government to take possession of Port
hand, and bring .ll Maine under the shadow of
toe lion aud unicorn. 1t is not SO certain
that the Yankee buszard will be allowed to
show its foul beak on the Lakes within six
weeks from this time What DO their great
Geuerals, Bennett. aud Mcclellan think OF
tlat1
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Notice 10 Hanters-We ere requested to
remind hunters that the Code of Virginia,
every person who shall hunt. range, or
shoot, within the enclosed bounds OF an
other without license from tho owner shall
forfeit three dollars for each offence, to the
iuforner;" and for the third offence, aud
every other after it, he shall be compelled TO
give security for his good behavior for twelve
months, or be committed to Jail for one
month
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Richmond Dock.-The following are the
receipts in the s1ck for the month OF Deem.
Der last :a6i hhds. bacon, lug doz. buckets,
81 crates, III bales cotton, II 500 bush. corn,
:.,26 bags coffee, $40 boxes, bales, and bbls.
merchandise, l66 empty barrels, 275 bbls. tsh.
40 bags dried fruit, GU stoves, 616 sacks salt,
353 hnds. su gar, 200 boxes soap, 50 bbls. spir.
lie turpentine, sss .ierces rice. lOV bbls sugar,
i3i hhds earthen ware, 2s8 bbls. molasses,
l5., baskets and boxes wiue, rs 900 Single
Is. 49, feet lumber, 135 bhis. oil, la5 realms
paper, - 10! bush. wheat, Z, 030 cords wood
Ontwsrd-i ,5I5 bbls. -four.
Entered the Dock-lU9 boats and vessels.
Cleared--91 boats and vessels.
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General Crder, No. 81.
MEADaR's DEPARrM'NT OF MTesorHI.


MEADaR's DEPARrM'Nr OF MYesorHr
St. Louis, Dec. o. 1851
7. Insursent rebels scattered through the
northern counties CT this State, whiEh are
occupied BY our troops, under the guise Of
peaceful citiz ms, ha &c resumed their nccupa.
ton Of burning bridges and destroying rail
roads and telegraph wires. These men are
guilty Of the highest crimes known to the
code OF war, and the punishment is death -
ANY one caught In the act, Will be INN edi-
ately shot; and any ono sc, used of this
crime, will be arrested and placed in close
confinement until his case can be examin ed
by militaryl commission, and II found gull
t., he also will suffer death.
IL, Where injuries are done to railroads or
telegraph lines, the commanding officer of the
nearest post Will Immediately impress into
service for rel hiring damages, the slaves Of
ali secessionists in the vicinity, and if neces.
snry the secessiOnists themselves and their
property. Any pretended Union man, having
information Of in tended attempts to destroy
snch roads and lines, or of the guilty pa rites.
who does not communicate such intention to
the proper authorities, and give aid and as.
sistance in arresting and Furnishing them,
viii be regarded as pa,ticeps crimiais, and treat
81 accordingly.
III. Hereafter the towns and counties in
which such destruction OF publ property
takes place, will be made to pay expens es Of
all repairs, Or less it be shown that the people
Of such town or counties could not have pre-.
vented 1t, on account Of the superior force
of the enemy.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. Hallsck.
JOHN =. KELToS, Asst Ady't 0er.
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DRATH OF MAJo1 s l.. FINDLrY-Mafor6
l.. Eindley, Quartermaster y. ). A., died last
night, in this city, after an illness Of only
a few days. He had, returned from the
dlDtwo weeks, when he was prostrated By
Illness, which WAS aggravated by . pistol.
shot wound which he accidentally received
in one OF his legs. Captain Finley was
lawyer OF high standing, and An ardeat and
efficient friend Of Southern Independence -
Nashville Onion. 2ota. as
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LOST, 0TRAYED, -.

r OST-AbCut month a9o~-A DUE BILL
IL for $500. payable to ma on demand BY
Mauris Shugnot, in Henrico county, drawn
ont on the ed day of Septem Der. 1861, and
In the French languase. Everybody il here
By warned not to trade for said Due-bill,
as 1t will net be accepted.
ia 5-3,* MAURIS DENNIS.
4 UST-On tho Jlst December, 1861, two CAT.
IL TLE-one Red Steer, vi b several white
on the root Of the tail With tar. will pay lib
erA reward for any information that VIII lead to
their recovery or fer their delivery to Robertson
& Girls, near Bacon Quarter Branch, or At my
jaEs.s WIN. A. soHAAr.
7 OSr-In one Of the street OF liibusses. q
IL black OVERUOAT. with very long
waist. In one of the pockets was q red
pocket handkerchief, with the name OF " W.
Wrsnn" on 1t. Tho coat is Of especial
ward will be paid for L. II left at this ofics.
ia 7-st
r. OSTwJanuary 9Th, 1862, on the KicbmOnd
and Danville Railroad, between Meh err
rid and Matoax Depots, . double-case Sill.
YER WATCH, with q gold seal and leath or
serap attached, for which will pay q suita.
BILE fewart II delivered to +. J. SAnrso1,
General Freight gent, Richmond and Dan.
vile Depot, Richmond ja7-lt&
EUUND-On the 2lst Decsmber on the q.
T. and Tenn: railroad car. a SATCHEL
containing PAY ROLLS of 2oth N. Carolina
Regiment, and some SHIRTS, with tho name
OF "Wm. B. Thomas upon them, and some
other articles. which may be had by address.
Ing the undersigLed, at Lebanon, Va and
paying for this advertisement.
ia 7-3t~ JOHN p. jerks.
@ TRAYED-From my lot, on Thursday.
- Jan ID, Il medium .sized brindle mich
COW. I think her ears are marked with
under keels. Any Information concerning
her will DO thankfully received
hrs. ~. 4. 0ANNAWAY.A
iA7-3t Grace, bot. 7th and Sth ats
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~ THIS MEMBEKs OF sPRINGFIELD
~ DIVISION, No. l67, &. Of T, will at.
tend called meeting At their Hail on TUES.
Day evening next, at u O'Clock. a. business
of Importance will b brought BEFORE the
meeting.
BY order OF the W.P.
ia 7--1t% r. W. DAVIS, r. s.
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YUSYzf. MAsrrEf{8.

Iaeestigatios q Il oAssaag Aeasr.-sR
difficulty which ocs1sred q the Central -
loon, kept BY Maux3es Dsaois, on tan01y
afternoon last. was tnvessigascd by the mayor
ves,eriav. The prisoner, Andy sullivan, asa
man who, jndgsrg from hisarpearancc, wonid
10 a troublesome customer to any ons Nhe
CHANGED to excite his psasiohs. Hcwas drested
in uniform. wearing sssgssnt: Jacket, with
smith. IL. we believe, connected with tie
vice Legion. HE injuries are mot likely 70
resnlt fatally.
JOHN b. finkerton testified that he was In
~sbe alley BY Dernis's house on Sunday, when
he SEW the prisoner IRE pistol twice; that
he caught hold OF him. and took tho pistol
away. The pistol was fred at the young rsan
Smith, who is now ut the Louisiana Hospital
Mary Dennis, wife Of Maurice Dennis, tes-
tiaed that on Sunday the prisoner was at their
house and called for snack. that he laid his
gloves down, aud before his snack was ready,
gloves he wonId ehoot some one Of them,
when she made him 20 out and shnt the door
after him. He then fired twice into the room
where the people were. The frst shot hurt
no one--the SECOND hi. the man.
CharlAs Colman knew nothing Of this af.
fair; but he knew that the same rlsu fired a
pistol at friend Of his on tho day before,
and threw big rock at him tine witness
Green Wilson james testified that he was
in company with Smith at Dennis's house. on
Sunday; that he went out for short time
and on his return the prisoner was pointing
his pistol in the alley, and said lie would shoot
somebody. The first shot struck the door low
down, and the second went through and
struck Smith, who was holding the door in
side. Smith was shot ia tho forehead, the
ball coming out at bis eye.
The Mayor examined ons or two c.her wit
uesses, bnt i.olhiug ef trecial in,eres. wai
elected. In order II await the result Of
Smiths injuries, it was thought proper to
cohtiyue the case to Friday next, and the
prisoner was remanded to jail
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Old BiNp.-The death OF old Billy, a slave,
s sb2SN s Mas y DR. and the
yesterday: 1t app that the accident by
which Billy lost bis RE occurred at the office
OF Mr.. Watson, corner of Franklin and l2th
streets. The negro Albert was arraisued be-
lore the Mayor Yesterday, and partially ex-
a'nined upon the charge OF stealing the money,
and the Case was continued for further inves.
tigatiOn.
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TIE U1nter Carniral-Between hail,
snow, and siest, there was tolerabis SHOW
of winter for the contemplation Of Our citi-
lens yesterday morGing. Toe hills presented
wonderful atirscsidns for the boys, who were
out with their sledges soon after dawn, en-
soying the fun that still has glorious recollec-
lions for soEe of M who age older. 1t was
the commencement of the winter carnival,
bat the sport was of brief duration. The
lutte scattering of snow was soon dissolved,
and the day was distinguished by all tho cha
racteristics OF a January thaw."
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Drum C0rps.-Col. John II. Richardson, of
the lat regiment Wise Legion, now encamped
near Richmond, has organized drum CORPS
of twelve boys to be attached to his command.
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Departure Of Troops. Ashland Artil
lery, Capt. Voolfolk, left the camp of in.
strnction yesterday and departed by the Cen
trail Railroad, for the Army of the Potomac.
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W. THE ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. =
81 MaaassaS, Va, Tor tho sxaminasaen Of Nert
cal O@sorss (now In ssrviea) and Of yeofenioaal
applicants. has bssa foorgaAissd.
The 1ssra eoaaists & Surgeons r I. BrodiA.
3. L. 0alllaeds and r J. BreekinridGo.
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49,. MOTTO K--Pels ,ns ~ishsns 70 rvnd PACK
~ ACES - the k.c 1MOED HcWiTZEkS,
ssatsonpd st fresol-g viii ssays III sane ~ + an
Few, ssyier q Cn.u oa h1sia street, by c'e!oek,
r. H., 1harstsys 9th fIst. A s.
CHAS G. TRABgH.
-js y--ass Serei LIT Company Howifzers.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NA4g READINGi

CAUSE AND CUNTR ATT an Essay on the
Ane-lcao crisis By r. W. MeeMahan-4l.
THE SOU HEkN SPY LISTERS on the Polly
ana Inauguration Of the Lincoln War: BY Ed A.
Pollard, Of Virginia, author Of Black Dismonds-
price CO..
PRFSCIENCEi q Speech delivered By Hon.
Beverly Tucker, of v;rgtti. In the souths m Con-
veniou, hsld at Nashville, Tenn<sssc, April 18th,
1896.
ADDRESSES Of hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,
comprising argument delivered 1t Char lestowrs
Va; November. 1852, upon the trial Of John u
COOK, for ,Issscn nnd murdar: Also, tn. address
de- ivcr sd before the Literary Societies of tho Uni
versity Of Virg,nia, July 4sh $50 price 25e.
HANSsOkD; Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion /:
by St. Geo. Tucker-4la5.
the sb.vs named books We viii send them to any
part Of the Southern Confsdaracy ., Of postage.
WEST Il JOHNSTON,
Publishers, l46 Main st., Richmond. Va.
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: Sons If 7fmperaacs-The Grand Division
of the Stats of Virginia meets IN this city TO-
morrow. 1t ia expected that some interesting
the Organization TX t4e National Division Of
the Confederate sans Of America, win be
transacted. The rep Dehentatives will be en-.
tertained on Thursdsy night at Springfield
Hall, on Church Hill, when doubtless that
the temperance men will have merry time
without the 'delights Of Bacchus."
At meeting OF Hutchinson Division, No.
63, S. Of T., held on saturday night last, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: I. Crcpper, w. r.; JAS Waitord, w.
4; j. f. Snipes. K. s.; NJ. !. Mussen, a. X. s.;
ID. C. Mayo, f. s., Jos, Z. Rockingham, T.; Il.
Atkison; e; G. Ii. Tennaut, A. T.; JAS, At
kison, l. S: w. Steward, q. s; JOS. X Klein
ingham, Chaplain.
We are glad to witness evidences Of vital
ty in this useful org anization at time when
dissipation claims an unusual number Of sic
Tina
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4 cssEsv Oiesscvtfs n kaoxvELk ~Ths
-1tftsar cf ~ "a tuss., says,

= gHmoWltya betW69p Gaps. Aanty AhhkD
1.eNnst's fsttMs ni, es6apSsd ID ths u. lnii1
IT tAe ba1As X0ae1 u or eity 90 yesterday
eg01lnS, evanjstat 81 ~ epst6ps tEao3 nor.
~ neaA1loe efA 0An ~ he 1aAsne q 1AA2s
noet ~ 0oE I1cesey' 3 fsElhpAt. Captain
/: s'.l 4 - , =. .f;le 4 = $:
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AxoTHsR CRDER OF 4xN. HALLscK.-Ths
following order has been issued by General
Halleck. apropos of bridge burning on the
North Missouri road:
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COUTHERN MUSiC--At AANUULPA'S
- BOOKSTORE and BINDERY.

God and Our Rights; $50.
Southern Marsril'aise; a5e
H0uthron's Cnaunt Of Defiance; $50.
God VIII Defend the Blight; Csc.
Sta,p Of Our Banner; Csc.
eumter, song; $50,
Lorena, song; 2se.
Dixie WAR; Sc.
Dixie Grand Harch; Sc.
Crescent City Guards Quickster; 3oc.
Missouri, song 3oa.
Gen. Bragg. Grand Marsh; $50.
Crescent City Waitxes: zoe.
March of the Minute Men; Soc.
Orleans Cadets Quckstep; Soc.
Gen. John. t0a's Man assas Quickstef; zoe.
Cur First Pfe-isents q iickstsE; SOC.
Reauregard Mensa as Quick step Soc.
Beauregards Grand MAJ oh; Csc.
Dixie, sonR; CSC and many otherS.
J. W. 4. OF rs for sale
$4,000 pages Of STANDARD MUSIC.
A liberal disc UNI will, be yasds - tescaerD, and
o-hsrs. who buy to the amount CT i've dnllars and
up, ts7-lr
TESTAMENT rs FOR SOLDIkRS.-Wo
IL now Lave on hand
FIFTEEN HUNDRED
Copies Of the NEW TESrAMs MT. Orders
for than should be sent TO GEO. ]. SUMMER,
l3.h atrsst, between Main and Frankl,n.
A. Z DICKINSON.
js7-3t 0sn1 Sup. Army CoIpoftsgs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07


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