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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

~ RoeR1 MARrIx, Superintendent Of Ar.
my Depot Of the Young Mems Ohristian As
ISOLATION and Ladiea' Aid Society, acknowl-
edges the receipt Of the following eontribu.
Received ihroush MRS. bowers, for Soldiers
". ~. + a b: s., D.la.. county. Alabama.
Mrs: Charles sslasn. Powhatan. Is com.
Mrs. - ". z. Christian, Charles City. n com.
Mrs. F. 8. Flournoy, Wolf Trap Depot, 80
comf0fte, socks, and shirts.
Two boxes from Wilmington, North CARROLL.
NJ. for the Frs; S Msry'.nd sssi@snti
". F.C. Gregory. Ohuia Depot. comforts.
Miss Landonia J. Randolph. check for Ga
H,s; 3: .; Rain. hosptssi :sppiiss: u,,..
one box Of blankets, socks, &c, for Gap
tain HugRins's Hampton 0rays.
Mrs Fuqus. pair Of sock:.
e; Orc.s, Hanover, q Iair o. socas. M. =
sylsania, one box containing potatoes,
bred, bfscuit, wines, &c.
Mrs. r. B. Raine, one barrel OF tomato
sauce, apples, u pairs OF drawers, 20 pairs
Of socks. shirts onions, psas' dried sp'
Nswto1n Oonfsderats Society, King and
Queen, one bale Of blankets and socn for
the Northwest.
Doctor g. .. vsaabls, scottsbars Depot. u
Ohsrlotss o. II. 8. A. socisty.-Potatoss.
dried fruit, buttsr, tomatoes I'm csns),
sSirs.. lint, hops, sess, bsson. wines,
spts eamnhor, socks. Ac.s - pairs socks
for Capt. Ruhhsr's company, Fioyd's Bri-
Colonel Roger. 4: Pryor. pay and mileage as
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~ +. D. COCA. Axa'r.

r ARGH ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
IL Boots, shoes, Oto hing "a, at AUCTION.
On RI U aSDAY, sth inst, at 10 o'clock. WIN
sell, at my store. large assortment Of DRY 0oo1o
consisting Of Oslic0Ss Aoussla ,usS imeIes, Aat
tinets, osisEy, Gloves, Auslins. Usmbrts1. Fancy
Articles &c
ALSO-A large inve Ice Of Boots and SHOES,
emhr acing
Mems hesvy wsther .preof Boots,
Mems boys ard wonen's heavy Bootas6 Shoes -.
Mems and boy q heavy Pc gyed Dnoss.
Mems a,a@ooys doe calf tewed Ho.ts
Lsdies' and missss Bootees, 0sitsls &C., Of evaSy
vIriety.Y
The whole embrssing one Of the lsrgest and beso
SOL tmeuts oe'e t1ts seaso,, being TIA stoos e
. merchant Of this city declining on siness.
Al the Same time, will be sold Z very superioe
lot Of CLOTHING, conslstny prin. ipally of mes
very heavy Over. Goats.
TAT Il n chr K Aue1.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Goodman, aged Is
years, Of Fayetteville, N. a., was shockingly
burned on Chrtstmas morning, and died the
same night.
Groundpsa oil. very superior article for
machinery, 10 now Manufactured ON . large
scale In Wilmington. N. q.
Stephen Jones. Q member of Walkers Ar.
tillery, was found drowned in Aqua Greek
oDSunday morniag last. It IL supposed that
he lost his life in state Of mental absrstion.
The correspondent Of onsof the Cincinnati
journals, writing from St. Lous, states that
Price has eluded the trap Will Oh was sot for
him, by retiring toward the Arkansas line.
At an election held In Knoxville, . few days
since, for Mayor and Alder .nen, the straight.
out Southern Ii cket was defeated.
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AissAAaLE RASGsas.-Among the recent
arrivals In the East OF the companaso
composing the Wise Legion, were the
.oemarle Rangers, lately quartsrsd near
abingdon. This company, - y well
Anown' was among the inst 70 oAsr TT ssr.
VEGA TO General Wise during his campaign
~ western Virginia, and for ssal, activity.
.Ao unremitting service, has besn excelied
none OF the many companies Of cavalry
"nnectsd with that fAmoas brigade. Sent
UNicholas Court House Immediately after
ea''s1ment, they proved thsmsslves very ON.
ssa. IN Keeping IN chpck the strong JInion
~aansnt prevailing in that and the ada
WI counties, untI The retrset from Uharisss
'oe forced them 70 fail back 10 Meadow BlnR,
.aefe, with two Or thres other companies,
asy held the sdvaacsd postston, and did
A.'f fall share Of the scoating and 9th q
@toooas duties Incident to the pest.
. tnsy were the Rrst 10 heax IA NAiszizg q
0s snsmy's bullsfs when the fanoss stanA
-" nads 1t Big Bswsil. end wsrs assigned
~ setivs part In tbs As1spes o. The left Wing
- ne army, aftsrwsr1s eoneoafsetad q
nas point. ~
, rA'y wsrs vitA 0sassa, Ilsyd = Gotten,
a'' and under the connaaA o. ~ gallant
W.ensa CiAskson. And were aDong ths -
ssa'e Participates Il ~ bsllllans a1Yir q
.ysndotts. bsiastas svay Win thsa -
- uophiss o. tAAlr Victory Il - ehepe,
ssseosss. ylsoeles 10 Aftsr saslstiAe ..
~ ~s0ft u ~ pstsenees - Dsblta Depetss
W. vsrs Qasrtsrsd asas AbfnEden, vA1aees
ss o1dssse - 1sehnoad. thsy Aatesssena
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RitbIuuno 8ispattt.



~, ~ Aeessssssa as1 Asse0De q 1sb.
Sssy q 66assAsws sosonsss ".
m sunday. sstA dAy e. Dsoen1sr. issl, .
.,soouer, asoat Any toss baStAsAv oaalsd The
T.ra.u L. Joass. sseoaG1ne - william H
Msanss, while being rsnovs4 ftoA UTick-
:. Htu 70 QuseA's Orsek . place Of
..s.,v. raa aground n ~ nsssA Of he
- Which was in fall visw % The block.
.Ans steamer lying In the mouth of ne Rap.
rAAaanock River. nearly ~ milss oR. Aboat
!, O'Clock A. H., two bargts were sesn ap.
proscAins the mouth Of Piankitank River.
Il sstnS sunday, nearly all Of the iaAasi.
tants were q church about two miles 81. IL.
cladIng Uapt. Robert =. Hadgtna's company,
which he'd been stationed near By. Luckily
VIM. Il. Hudgins. the owner Of the vessel,
was at home, aud being Informed By ser.
want Of the near approach Of the two hargss,
ran Immediately TO Capt. Hudgins's camp,
and with the day guard. lsft there. consist.
Ing OF two men, took one, aud Immediately
ran 20 the scsne OF dsOredstton, . distaaee Of
over mile. In the meantime the bargss had
grounded on the bar that nearly sncom.
passsd the mouth Of the creek. IN ~ each
contained IL Unfted States Marines, dressed
In blue flannel shirts and blue capsi swo
o1hceT& In the stsra In uniform, with
spy.giass In hand, and . man forward
holding stan with hook on tbs end
After grounding, they dispatched one man,
clothed In IN India rubber suit, and holding
Two navy revolvers above his head. 70 nrs
sbe vessel ~ she lay grounded. Everything
Indicated her speedy destruction, bat on &c.,
Ing two men with arms In their hands run.
ming At full epeed, and cheering yoctSeroasly,
the eowardly robber took to his heels, End
bat for the second boat's delay In getting on,
would have been left on the bar. They made
their escape By . rapid hight to their. chips,
which they attempted TO tow in, 20 that nm.
der cover Of her guns they might take the
vessel. The news spread like cleo :ricity, and
IN the course Of . few hours we had lhres
companies ready for action, and nearly the
Whole county under arms. vending their
way 70 drive back the ruthless invaders.--
The enemy amused themselves the balance
Of the day rowing backward and forward,
sounding tho RI Ter, aud bringing the steamer
In - they sounded. But . ftsr working all
day until nearly night, and iiodine the
channel ofths PiAnkisank more difiicult than
they anticipated, contsntsd themselves BY
coming mp TO the main entrance. opening
tseir ports. sho wing their big guns, and 70.
firing. In the meantime the Oonfsdsra tes
dismsntled and scuttled the vessel, rendering
her useless prize, and had torch ready for
q nearer approach to consume her. The van.
dsls have since retired.
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The Goyernor's report, lately made to the
General Assembly, shows that no pardcned
forty-eisht prisoners and reprisved SIX during
the past year. The Constitution requires
him TO communicate the particulars Of
each case, with his reasons for granting the
Ame
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ConEFens.

The proceedings OF Congress arc carefully
screened from the public eye. "a wiss precau.
ton. We donbt not,) and nothing OF interest
has lately been permitted to transpirs.-.
Among the members from Kentucky, lately
arrived, il the Hon. q. H. Ford, LII. D., the
former editor OF the Bepsist Rsposi,ory. At Lou.
ieville,
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4 FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON THE COR
81 NER OF BAKER AND ST. PETER
D. RICHARD clUTHORN, 1ses'1-

@ uNDRIES AT AuUTION-BAUK.
- 30 N r g., SPAREkIBS, AND PIGS
FEET.--On FRIDAY, 10th inst, at 10 o'cik,
at my store, / will sell, 1t auction, for cash,
ON account Of whom IL may concern, four
large Gases Of Backbones and Hpareribs, and
10 barrels Pigs Feet.
Ginger, kits, and various other things, in.
cludiuE GShow-Oase, with many Fancy Ar.
/ FURNlTURE, STOVES, Ao.-After the
above,l VIA sell / Sofa, S..ring seat Lounge.
Cans. seat Hall Chairs, / m.ssive CAuIre
Table, Wardrobe, large Writing. Desk.
Bedsteadsy CSaars, WashssaAN, . Carpets,
jas r. OAUTHORN.
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The Seush0Fn Cause Abroad.
The dispatches from Euro ps recently re-
eeived by the Government were written
prior to the reception In England Of the news
OF the capture Of Messrs. Mason and Blidell.
Iney represent the feeling in France and
england ~ very favorable to the cause of
the Vonfsderate States: sa
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NEsAo HIAlsa 1oa 1896

n mbsalbsss hsvs asaosla1s9 thsnssovs6 .
''''' 8 ss SsaSs Aaxsor susn.as
h ~ ely q nisAnonS, enhsesiss - AEine
ont u Negroes 1safang sat Hsaea, oGnlnG la1
cd PssseaAl 1seaaa ~. -rs
out 1s s: :s:'. : e. :. :. =. = Go = ~
sash have had fes, eenAAsns iEaG tksy Nm = ~
20 procure faar peless I'D 80 hon6s !les a -,
sross snEseas1te MIR -. 1Asy sslis EN-
s:s . g &c y DE- aTesss :s 80 =
Pc susnes~ents - have negroes saseA III II
h1Ted ont; acd n saeos Of sasaxnas IN ~ or
pesSouI attention.
. :: :,:: ny s:s:;:: +. s..: s.= - =:
"a bssa9 hs4ss an = sSssans1 ~ ssel.e -
h saEly. 1.AJQ0H10Ms
$3.50: 90 49, ;s { HI hc: = ..: - wen
= 16-dsl14AJan $50 sx
M Ed 30 Hlk1Nd. 4 6ISl
h u.Asuie.sa oAAfs IL ssvssss = 81 49,.
md The public ssesraily, for hiring eut HsCssss
' Ann Z Hol ESpAx.
-. 00ssaOAsy q. - 1ltA ~ Ia
N1ak0 n1l1o. 10k0
dkA1z1s 4 uAu11on asass -
Va, tsa6eD - owviese - - - u4S9y4 ~
1Aotne OF neaea ssllbe 1s61 $3.50 -
o9vaAtk AeGo4Uhg leeee 81 eelpG 0es.
1s aIe - ssss: - L. -. +. ~ -
Dseast = ssh1ng si1sssssas ~ Dsyxs =
e. ss.sns.s =. = AuA1uesasv~ns
- - -. - g - - - Z. "a: I ~ s.
57;v ~ = I'M y = - -
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MoRB DEsPoT We were informed yes
tsrday tnAs Mr.. Robert J. Poulson, who
formerly represented Accomac In the Legis.
lat ure, has been arrested In that county BY
Lincoln's mihfons. and sent to Fort &c.
Hvnry, for refualng 70 take the oath of
allegiance TO ths rotten concern 1T wash.
lDgton styled 1.-THE Federal dover nment."-
Mr.. P0ulson II an elderly citizen Of Accomae.
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" store AND ADJOIN1N0 TENE.
Tor sale 1t AUUTI0N.-Wiii IS sofa "a ASc.s
tion, ON the PREMISE. on THURADAY, ths
oh January, 1s62, ~ ~ O'Clock NJ, that real.
~ valuable granite front STOaE looAte1
AZ above, now in the occupancy Of III \. ".
Powers and othsrs. This properly. 6unte
ebout q feet, and runs back ON Wau ssroot
about 14o feet, to Tobacco allay. \ portioa
of the premises 10 now vacant, yet the parts
which are occupied rent for about q 80 per
annum, and by the expenditure Of email
cum, the premises can be made to produoe
rent Of 1920 to $4,000 per annum- Besidss
the Ap0thecary store in front, there are sgvs
eral other stores fronting on Wait street.
The location Of the above property 10 very d.
sirAble, and tho property itself y justly -.
garded as among the most valuable In this
city.
TsRMs-One-sixth cash balance at Q, ~.
10, "a, and 80 months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by q trust decd. The
taxes and insurance for lse2 to BE- paid By The
GODDIN 4 AHPERSON,
jA6 AuctionseYo.
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AZ SRT 4 ! % ,aSs7!; , e. g x:::s.-.

"I0H OONSTABLE'N SALE-Will b
ISL cold on FRIDAY, the 10th day Of jan
ualy, 1859, ut the once Of the high Oonsta-
BILE, commencing At 10 O'Clock A. H., o very
deslrable and wsil selected Library consist.
ing Of . large assortment Of Standard Eng
History, Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Ro-
nance, &c; . dne selection Of Latin and
Greek Works, Poetical, Historical, Mytholo-
gicaI, &c; the choicest works 81 the best
French, Spanish, and Italian. authors; Also,
several valuable and important Law hooks.
The above books will BE- sold to satisfy dis
tress warrant in my hands In favor Of 10.
Terms cash. GEO. A. FREEMAN.
ia It'd H. q. u b.
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AMUUEMENV1,


r ooK OUT FOR FUN.
L. METROPoLITAN HALL.
THE OELEBRArED SOUTHERN
Having rsopsned the above place OF amuso.
ment, will continue to give their b
UNRIVALLED ENTERTAINMENTS
Every evening until fur ther notice.
ADnIssIoH- 50 and Is cents.
For particulars sse bills Of the day,
ja 0-6t<
DICHAUND VARIETIES THIS EVNN'G.
la, Jan. 9th, IT, fetching Drama In three asts,
oI........................ ZEALAND As 1T Is.
Grand Pas Soul, Miss n. PAxtington. Overture,
from 9snersdi. Orchestra. Ans the sn lspga.sls
6es Prosranms. jas
NASkIE kANHkRS' BALL, :
sOHAD's HALL,
On THURSDAY Evening", JA1uAa1 arz.
MAxAsrss.-wm. J. Eppss, Mark A. Tin.
dali, Pat. Farrell, VIM ". Mort 7. =. Lam
bert. .. Riley, J. 3. Lambsrt. Lieut.. Haw-
.ez: = ---.-.-- ---,-- il s-at-
IA q B AND BA Z L- "a
MONTICELLO HALL
On THURSDAY svsni1S. January .. lss2,
BY the former
soCIAL GLIB.
] Tickets admitting ssntismaa ana ) isdi:s,
d.
Good Music Engaged. m7-st.
ADJUTAHf 01s8sALs OHHl0R vA.,(
Rlc1noHD, Jan. Z, 1851.
TINE Governor having received . commu.
u nicetton from the Secretary Of War,
Stating that he can see no advantage IN CALI
Ing out unarmed militia, and that neither the
President nor himself approves Of such .
call. the muster OF. your regimen and reports
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GO1A CCOs 49, HO8 8A1AAs
TAS. e. BURRESs & CO., 80
81 lN BRoAD ST., ABovz ooRxER sfH,
ToBAcOo. CIGARS. SNUFF.
flr1'' pam 'n S1 ssai{' HOLDERS and GASES,
MATOHES, &C., &c, &c.
Together with . gsAs.al assortment Of FANCY
GOODS pertaining 20 the business. The examine
J. =. BURRIss L CO..
1Q7 Breed street. shove oh
q. J. Sunsxs. iaelm
m o B A 600 ND or A B 8
The mbscribses be- lssvs 10 intern Suffers and
Other dealers that they have taken the
ELEGANT STORE, .,
fourth door above Tie corner Of 9th. WHARF thsy
- onsninS the LARGBST and BEST sAL0OT'
ToBAOoo AND oIaARs
that have ever besn onersd n this market. Ihey
invite especial attention 70 thsir unrivalsd supply
HAVANA CIGARS, -
sslsstss with great sars 80 spafy 1as ard q
Ta:ir stock .onpr,... .v.szshhs ,,u.uy found
Ugani Of varioua g-adsa, Ans Chewing Toboooo.
Smeaine DC. Plain :ad Fancy fi1sA Stems. 0sAr
They invite IN examination Of their stock fssl-
Ing nhdsnt that they eaa oAR srtdt th4nesansnts
lr0r as.sn Dspeet.aes WI - supplied. ..
N times with goods Of the Duet ehaFae4ef.
JAS. =. BURR1as e 90.
Broad ssssety above 90. sth
q: ). SUNNI s1snas.' - e s.,s-,.
Cn"''a A10 s.o1ua -.
Q0RnnNn
lhavs .. Aa.4 :. rassssy. :. s,AssssA
RICHMOND, VI, s,s
OHBWIM0
TO 3 40 90
w. Apass's 'aasas hsa
: :" is!sss'ss = u. l.,s,..A. ,.aa.
B -AIeo-. ss
yANUY STILLS
SNORING TOBACCO,
Anef whish = sGesa ~ aa's = netasks Jsiss
- Rrmps sass.,iss ~ y - ~sss sss>s
peniea witA -.
. LED yA,ns rHonAs N
TUBA o % o.
Tor ssis On eonninieA,
Z '''s' ''e Ti. g .n.v,.e
and Smoking Tobacco.
Laoaifa1a PWtqae Iobeceo, ~
10 1-h 10 Maia seEssk
DOWHATAN PIPzs. 'E1
aay,ns ~ ass.sy dur sAssals q ~ esls-
Yraakita PsWAaAan HUHA
~ e0be fAe0Aes ~ sdS1G
+ st MaanfAeeresr prizes.
- Elsa AU0. 7. 18Th 60.
|Nl6x61s Ol6z631T18s @.
ASsnsAs.,s . Mo- s..ort.aases
Usasss1ss. -.
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We s9bsss - tssAs.
-. - le1es : nnAsenb e11e1saAsd
u 60 80. ADJ. y.seH 400.
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.ssas 8ssss 3NQUNM III szssgs s
1SGsSs5- - S%%sz<fss5SssS -. !.
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EN11S 49, = - - g.
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~ xl Ss1
~ - - - SoX - - eooDo
SrApv.w a~~~.~~.s. x.~sss....
80 - - S1 - 1ANO1 a4OO4
~. ~ ~. 49, = sAs1 - neE.vxk4seeeD'
49, -. 49, , 49,
nSA - SSs1sSsS yoty e9ao
49, ~s.-sSv ~ s1sSsSs8 - esol.s - MI -
- 80 6; =; !. :: :: s 2 - =: o'..
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ALSO,


REcENTLY PuDLIoHEDs
THE 1OUTHERN sPY.-Lstaers On Ne FOL
10y and Inauguration q ths Linsoan war,
written anoymeualy n WaghiAgton aud else-
where, BY Edward A. Pollard, Of Virginia
anthor Of "Dlaok Diamonds"
). coHTENTs.
l. Letter 70 rrasidsnt Lincoln, written ct Wash.
.. Latter 70 Frsaidsnt Lineoln, written ct Washr
4 Letssr 70 Prsddsat Iiaeoh, written q Wauh-
I. Later - President LAassln, written .sar ~
Z Letter . Ne 1aissr q -. writta IN Ma
8. 1stssr TO Sssrstazy Seward written in Mary
Z. Letter 70 Hrsd1snA Lincoln, wEittsa h Mary.
.. LsEtse 20 Doctor Tying, writtsa in Daltamore.
> .. Letter - 0snsFal Scott, written in Maxylan4
10 Letter 70 Mr.. Everett written n Maryland
: TPR4CK, 50 CE1T9.
PRESOIENOE.-A speseA Aelivsred By Hen
Dsvsriy Tucker, oDVirginia tn The 0opthern
Con vontlcn ho11 q 1ashvlllA, Tenn. Aprl
!. 18th, loGo. Irice 26e. 80
Psrsons rsmittine ths psiss o. slthr d ~ above
named Books Win have then sent % any paxt ol
IL oouthen OouSsdsrasy Tree 81 postage.
TAo Ha1e allowed . Nb1al N5seant
'--s WEST Z JOHNSTON,
Pahlishsga. 1l5 Main -, ii
Ns-H @ ss.s; 1asAmaad. Va.
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By GODDxN T. IPPERS0N. /xc,rs.

q SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS, ON thu
q East line of3d street, near to Shockoe HIN
buryinG ground, for sale at AUOTION.-Wlu
30 sold At Auction, ON the premises, on MON.
DAY tho 13ah J annary, 1852, At O'Clock r.
NJ, those three Frame Tsnements located a.
above, each renting for % per month, and
now occupied respectively BY nessrs. Adams,
burke, aud Moore. IS =
T1sns-One.thirdc cash balance at and
months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured bya trust deed, or title re-
tanned The taxes for 1862 to b paid By the
purchasers. GODDlN 4 APPEhAON.
u : "a .Auctioneers. l.
4 FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON THE COR
Il NER OF HAKER AND ST. PETER
STREETS, AND VACANT LOTS Ar.
TAOHED, FOX SALE AT AUCTION
VIII b sold at: auction, ON the premises. on
MONDAY, tho 18th January, 1868, at o'c. X.
Tor Immediately after the foregoing sale, 1
those four Framed Tenemsnts, located O.
above, together with three vacant lots at
tached. One OF which Tenements is cccd-
pied BY Mr.. Frederick Bauer as a grocery
store, and 10 regarded as an exaellent bua-
ness stand ~
TIRMs.-Ones third each balaucs at and
months, for egotiable notes, interest add
ed, and title detained till last note 10 paid -
Che taxea for 1862 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. GODDIN &APPkRSON,
Ja9 -. Auctioneers.
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tn crest eneeow a ~ r~-.-s,~nua~ H.ss.
ua1t work 10 vt1AoaS 1aF.i1sf n ~ SistGry
g 1ootAefA p4bltcauonG. 81 a1oonrod 81
~ Iass1ae eve,aaA W haye a1rsedy aid oyer
laseesy On ne fnsrssss. ThcssNSehsve rsa1
u 1ieA ana low, 9re lopd .AnA unQuaItnad a
ta0r praises q ". WAo6ver wishes 70 -.
re0 deliehtfal book, characterised ~ -
1 n. sae eeeasy, should procure Cssss sd
1saA what ~ nswspapsr prss sAys o. its
1teo ~ skjr1aesd kssntn~.a "a
Ine DAilosoDAioai dAekgn o. this work md
10 Ane literary executloa not only rooon.
nond II g d fAvor Of ~ nany readsrs Il
VAL de.ssless sscsre. hat psentS y : plaes
cesAor treats eli the subjects growing e1sof
tie slavery dispate with m acutsness Of
anAsyess ana gface Of style that ~ =
wonderful frsslnsss 70 subjects which have
producsd II Inc viols popular and erscs-
RI e position Of southern political phiIoso-
Tssw ~ H;eAnssI ENe.
ssIho author lays hi0 foAndAt1ona deep and
sroad-sivi.s raPid and lac,d history q
20 the present tne-sho wias that Il scon.
stitutod IN inteero1 element In the progress
and Greatness Of the most remarkable gov
races and comparisoaof their capacities for
progress and empire will strt1De every tntelli.
gent reader @ being g able in dod1cfions a
II II remarkable In research and varied learn.
ing; He conwys in : small compa., the Pc
moral. and mental, and mAkes apparent the
impissabl6guH which God has placed BE-
tween him and the white man forever pre-
negro doomsd to inisriority thrpas hout iii
ass'' past, present. ana fataIs'
"rh. authors style i. easy and graceful.
so%sninE nary Sssa .as 81 CON position
dsnsod In short, few authors present nor
70 please, and less obnoxious to just crite-
cism. We rise from the perusal Of his book
more genial love for our Southern brothers,
their happy Aomes, their sunny CLINE, and
Prom he Rsekmond Dtspaeek.
and brilliant vindicsuan Of the Southern
cause. Although the object has been oftsn
discussed. the author's style and mode Of
treAtmeut give II new attractions. , he his
the conduct Of the North. since the Beginning
Of the sectional troubles, and especially Of the
Federal Adm illustration, towards the South,
IL mastery. It II . simple record OF facts,
and is:s ornate than any other part Of 81 the ne
Whose blood that unvarnished story does not
cause 20 boil in every vein."
Jsom As Ps~s6wx Ezprssa
& ''To defend the institl ton OF slavery upon
all the points on which it has been assatled
70 show the physiolosicai and intsllectaai
race and the elevating innuencea upon the
former Of . state Of ssrvituds to expose the
real authorship and nature Of the war into
have been plunged, and thus lay the foun-
dati0n for IT. correct history-these are the
objects Of the publication before N, and the
writer has BY the very clever manner in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

a Report from The West
=, Anefe 10 report In circulation that the
Yankees have burnt the town Of Hunters.
: s.ue' the county seat OF Pocahontas, Va
NEWS OF the invasion Of that county had pre-
viously reached NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

THs sIEas OF AArAxoHAs-7xe yssls ssa
Going 0s.-kron . Brownsville fTexas) let.
tor in she Houston Telegraph we extract the
following:
Our neighbors on the other aide are still
MAINTAINING thaf Kilkenny cat and pop-gun
night. Thus 10 the 0fsso0th day Of the stoee.
and both aides remain In about the same 10.
81 ton - on The drst day. We hear daily Of
rciuf0rcements and cannon coming, urst for
one side and the for the other but really /
believe that they have all the force either can
raise.
Laty.-The San Antonio Ners has received
the Brow nsvilis FssS, Of the l2th-one week
later than Ne havsAad-and from 1t obtains
Intelligence mp 70 the 42d day Of the siege Of
Matamoras:
The drama had continued a. It commenced
cannon and small arms day BY day, with
change OF scene by the burning Of baiidinGs
BY night. We have NO account Of the killed
and wounded, ~ the hospital has been r..
moved TO the other side OF the river.