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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-14

IL can scarcely be doubted that an excess
Of courage and confidence is sometimes more
dangerous to a cause than an excess Oi COW
aidice and despondencv. The South is suiier-
Ing at this moment from "A terrible apathy,
bego;ten in part by the natural indifference pl
her people 10 danger, 10y a periious contempt
OF her enemy, whom IL has been the fashion
10 represent Ia 70 many Chinese, and by an
uninterrupted Succession OF the nost extraordi-
nary yic,orie. from Big Bethel TO Allegheny
1t seems almost incredible, yet 1t is none the
less true, that up TO the very period when the
Pawnee WAS reported as coningup the james
River, there was not single gun OF any Kind
mounted on either bank Of the river; not one
fertilization, masked battery, or even torpedo,
and, il we are not mistaken, ii was iuiI SIX
weeks after that time before the slightest ef-
fort WAS made 10 defend d stream which could
he as easily ascended-however difficult it
might be TO get baeA-as some OF those the
enemy have already attempted 1t was a com
paratively late period in the war before even
the city of Williamsburg manifested The
slightest indication of preparing proper forti
tica.ions for ita defence, a fact which 20 im
pressed one of our distinguished city clergy
men, on vieis TO thai place, that ne felt com
PEELED TO call attention 10 it from the paint.
Il is absolutely astounding 10 think Of the
apathy which for three months after the be
ginning of the war leie our cause in virginia
a, the mercy Of the enemy. We do not epea K
OF the public auit0fities, for, AS coon as the
despotie designs OF Lincoln became eyiden, III 3
Governor and Convention Of Nirgni. and The
people stra'nedeyeTy nerve to pu, The Common
wealth i'll ii state Of defence Bat il WAS il,
possible, at that time TO resist successfpllv 6,
advance of the enemy either by the line a
the Potomac or the James river, and tn,
people could not be made to realize their dan
ger. Their very courage and patriotism
lifted them 70 nigh above inc atmosphere o
apprehension that they could not 81 the neces
sity % taking precautions against fe,iis whio!
seemed on!y 10 ezist 10 timId ;sgag.ns,iors
Esam tss saFg tas.aalsa s. It's gsi u
jsssssIa aSaa he ssasA. hi; iaa'6si kss
h'aaasa ias rite Of pssaSFsl!4a. sss lssi ii
Fl ssHe { rsr'ss sEf ID raf,'tissflF MAN
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pose il to the imputation Of An Aiarmiss-an
imputation which we did not heed IL we could
only awaken the community to sense OF their
danger. over and over again, from the be-
ginning of this war, have we invoked atten
ton TO the defences Of the James and York,
and to a proper sys,em Of fertilization for
Richmond; no. one alone in the immediate en-
virons Of the city, but beyond, in those adm
rable localities marked out by the circuit Of
at least one Virginia engineer, familiar from
his childhood with every foot of the soil, who
could locate in the most efficient manner
Nor have we been able to appreciate the ia
vorite idea, that our enemy is mere China
man, who has no fight in him a Shanghaie,
who cannot stand up against the smallest
game We have repeatedly pointed out
the fallacy of this dangerous delusion, and
endeavored to chow from the authority OF
our own gallant soldiers that their enemy was
not the pusiilanimous foe they had been dc
scribed or, if they were, 1t was no glory
- rout them. The truth we believe to be,
that one Southern man, fighting for his own
d
that, besides, the South is a more military
people in its Instincts and aptitudes than the
Yankees, or any other nation, except per
haps, the French and Spanish. But TO deny
all courage and stamina to the entire Yankee
race, is as impolitic as 1t is unlnst-unJust 70
our own soldiers, whose victories, II gained
over a race of towards, are not worth Doase'
ing of.
If the recent disaster 10 our arms, Inflicted
by superior numbers, shall have the effect OF
arousing the Southern people to the sense OF
a real and imminent danger, they viii prove
blessings instead of disasters. Everything
that we hold is ut stake Ill this war. we
have AN enemy so cruel and remorSeless that
The whole civilized world has held up Its
hands ia horror AT his lnhumanity. He brings
with Ills armies handouts and halters, us well
as bail and steel. What Southern man VIII
hesitate to prefer TIE latter! lie threatens
the ruin of our homes and ks9sldes. VINO
u.;il not raioice 10 die III their defence Tie
SKY ia Frightened with the flames OF our
luruiny towns; the sOil soaked Win the
bland of our Children The Lincoln pro-
,.amme, AS just developed by the tiendlsh
Can Lane, is perfectly appalling in its wick.
,duess and cruelty. We know what is in
store for US if we are subiugated; aud now
that the danger is at the door, we must do or
die The public spicit is up; the hour of des-
INV is at hand. Woe 10 the leader who now
commits "a blunder of omission or commits,
sion! Woe to the lecreant who does not now
prepare 10 strike with the TUT fire OF ven
seancc aid of loyalty tor his country
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C.S. District Court-The following present
ments have been made by the Grand Jury sworn
in in Judge Halyburtons Court since our las,
report, viz One against Abaer jackson, late
of Campbell county, Va, mail carrier, fol
purloining letter addressed by John Dooley
of Richmond, to j. II. Sweeney, of Camp
bell one against Abner jackson, for stealing
money out of a letter in his care and custody
us mail carrier; one against +. +. Hustled, TO,
irving to brihe the Commissioner of Patents
ono against John Henson, for abetting Hus
ted in the performance of the unlawful act
one against Charles PETE, for stealing Con
fsderate Treasury notes. a venire f'1ctas was
issued yesterday to try Abner jackson to day
Roger Gregory, Esq, qualified to practice
law at the bar of the Court, By taking the
several oaths required by law.
In the case against Allen p. Lee, to seques
tate the property of William aud Joel Os
torn, Of New Jersey, as alien enemies, the
Court directed an order Of sale to be eute red
1t will be learned with pleasure by all loya
Virginians that the Receivers are taking
measures to bring into splj action to tho la y
all the real estate located III Richmond tina,
may be standing in the name of the vile OLD
Migrate and traitor, "Wingiield Scott"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House met at IL O'Clock. Prayer BY
Mr MIHOR offered . resolution that the
House meet daily At IL O'Clock A. NJ. OBJ
jacted TO.
Mr.. BLur offered resolution that the Com.
General Assembly, be constituted joint
committee to examine ths said Armory;
which was adopted.
M. JANIS presented . memorial from cit.
ton Of grain be- prohibited. He moved the
reference Of the petition to special com
mittss Of seven, with instructions to report q
bill at an early day.
SOC, Of Botetourt, earnestly advocated the
resolution.
The resolution was adopted, and the
SPKAKxR appointed tho following special
eHm%s.e: Ssssrs. w0Hd'on md J Pr: Bass
The bill providing for the payment TO
loyal citizens Of the interest on certain
bonds guaranteed BY tho Commonwealth
was or0sred to be enGroesed.
On motion Of mr.. BLuS, tho House tooK ul
the report Of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections In regard to the election re-
Gently held for . membe OF the House OF
report declares the election invalid, and 70.
com - dsrhati it be set aside.
Mr. WooDsoN presented tho remonstance
Of g. r. Saunders against tho election AID
II
he N3aunders) was entitled TO the seat
MIR. SHEYFBY moved to lay the report on the
table.
A discussion followed. In which Messrs.
SHSrpsY and HUEf.a advocated the motion
TO lay on the table, and Meesrs. WooBsoH,
0asss, and A. ". MCDONALD opposed it
The motion prevailed BY vote of-ayes 81,
nays 81.
tee. Ieportsa 4 bill conn seating tho lands Of
c1,izens Of the United states, lying west OF
the Allegheny mountains, and where said
lands are claimed by loyal citizens, under
grants from the Commonwealth, TO transfer
the same 70 them.
Mr.. ToxLIH presented the petition OF
George Tay lor, In relation to the validity
Of his secun tyship on the bono Of Robert III.
Nimmo, Storekesper Of the Penitentiary.
Mr.. EaeLEsroS presented a resolution that
the Committee ON Military Affairs be in.
structed TO inquire into the expodiency OF
paying tho ssth Regiment Virginia Militia,
comm tation for clothing, while employed
In the military service o. tho state; viii ch
was adopted.
On motion Of Nj. RossRrsox, OF Rich.
mond, the House then went into secret ses-
sion.
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Circuit Court of the City Of Rtchmond-
Before Hon John A. Meredith, Judge, lin
vacation james NJ. Seeds, a prisoner con-
fined in the county Jail, peti'ioned the Judge
ON the 9Th lust, tor ka'Hos coiras, which
was returnable to the llth inet. Ia the 18th
the petitioner was brought before the Judge,
aud the returns being made Icy the Sheriff OF
Henrico as to the cause of his detention in
Jail, viz that he was committed on the 18th
Of November last. by order of Brig General
Winder, on Seeds . motion further proceedingu
were postponed until February 18th. On yes.
terday the petitioner was again brought into
court, when, at the instance Of P. II. Aylett
Confederate District Attorney, further pro
oeedings we're postponed until to-day at Al
o'cock-Samuel Tatum, who was ono of the
capturers of the St. Nicholas steamer, aud who
has been in confinement several months or
charges affecting his loyalty, was also before
Judge Meredith yesterday, but the case wa.
likewise continued until to day at Mr.. Aylett'l
instance.
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Petty Cases.-1he following small cases
were disposed Of by the Mayor yesterday -
VIM. johnson, alias John Hammond, leetursA
for riotous demonstration at the Varieties
and let off, William, slave of Mary Lipscomb,
ordered Is lashes for having lot Of brandy
and sugar supposed to have been stolen; Tim
McMa6an, drunk and disorderly at the Monu.
ment Hotel and drawing = pistol on the clsrk,
p. Willhorse, ordered Is lashss tor having IN
his possession lot Of coffee aud cotton cloth
supposed to b stolen Oliver Jones, alleged
ts bs nEs cS shs parties who yothsa FFaafis
I. iaasaEss was axs6lBta SaA iiasEasasa !.
Mt.isa FiHaaa, sks Assss shAtssa b. jsst
2 asxI s;ie 4! .,s s!s I fsis .! hush val
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10 EOLDIER'S LODGE,

~ IV1H Do bBfWBhN MAIN MD WIZ.
For the purpose Of afordiRg LODGING
and rOUD for sneh Of the Soldiers on fur.
Tough, n ow passing through our city, "a are
unable to obtain those comforts elsew here,
q portion OF the large building ON 10th, he
tween Main aud Gary sts., has been placed NJ
our control. An efficient Superi ten dent
will b in atten dance At all times. when
neceseary. tickets will b furnished emitting
the holder 20 meals For further IL forma-
tiop, inquire ~ the Confederate Transpor-
tn ,ion Once, Of OApt. Wood, and OF tho pro.
nrietore of the varfnus hotels.
VIM. r. MuNFORD, Chairman
n1a-l9t Army Dom. y. n. q. A.
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Complimentary-The stockholders of the
Virginia Savings Bank have presented to
Sam'i s. Cottrell, ESQ, their President, as q
token of regard, and in recognition Of his
valuable services in the management Of the
financial affairs of the institution named, q
valuable service Of silver plate, consisting OF
a splendid pitcher, two fine goblsts, and an
elegant waiter. The articles were obtained
from Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler, and were
gotten up i'll the usual recherche style Of that
we'll known firm. Each piece has on it m
appropriate inscription Such articles, while
possessing intrinsic value, are more to DO re-
garded as acknowledgment OF duty well per.
formed
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HonoraMy AcquiHed-The Mayor yester
day resumed the examination of the COM
plant made by Edward Turner against Mr..
Job Adkins, Of knocking him down and tax.
ing from his person two watches, on the LIST
Of j une, 1861. Some additional testimony
was adduced, but none that could be deemed
specially relevant to the question at issue
Turner, at the conclusion OF the evidence,
read from notes the heads of AN argument he
had prepared against MIR. A, W hich the Mayor
listt NED to with exemplary patience, remark
ing on its termination THAI he believed it was
the first time witness had appeared before
him i'll the shape also OF prosecuting attor-
ney.
The evidence was summed up by the pre-
SIDING magistrate, who said that while Turner
was no doubt honest in his belief that Mr.. A.
had despoiled him of his watches, yet the
testimony of Il disinterested witness ON the
other side had proved positively that he
neither did nor could have taken any property
from Turner on the occasion OF the interview
between them, and that Turner was in that
state which renders men Liable to see dOable.
The Mayor observed that while tie knew
some men were rogues because they could
not help it, and some were rendered so from
want, yet in this case Mr. As position as
gentleman, and his resources, Independent Of
the positive testimony that he did not commit
the offence alleged against him, made it his
duty 10 acquit him honorably OF the implica-
ton sought to be cast on him. He did not
question that 7. lost his watches, but there
was no proof that the party accused took
them.
With those who have known Mr.. Adkins
long and Intimately, no eulogy of that gentle.
man is needed and with those who do not,
if they have read the proceedings in this Case
his reputation as an honorable man can suffer
no detriment The whole affair proves that
the hes, of men are liable to be wrongfulIy
accused and piac ed in false position before
their fellow citizens.
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Finally Disposed Of-Pstrick II. Bailey,
heretofore arrested as q spy, by making re-
Mountain and " no proved to be drunken hum
bug on examination, was brought before the
Mayor on yesterday, and put in Jail for =
year, on faiiing to give security for his good
nah
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Felonious neutrality-suspicious. Mcclure
the soldier charged with stabeiny VIM Doug
las, fellow soldier, at Maurice Dsnnis's o.
loon, near the Central depot, WAS arraigned
tor examination before the Mayor yesterday
but the principal witness being confined 1t the
Louisiana Hospital, suffering from his wound,
the case was laid over until the 2lst day OF
February.
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Obi,Uaty.


Died, q. the residence Of DR.. Ed,.
In Manchester, on the mornIns =, n,uIesss,
inst, ADULPHUS ARCHEk. A m.r Se s,h
the Amelia Troop, First Regiment v,s..ai
The saddle act Of my life is tn. p.,,,,
these linss-A tribute TO departed vor,Aae d
vo.aateersd, although not previousir he
ber Of his company, when IL was on ~. asn-
In May last, TO Richmond, to be mus,s,s.~y,
service. In this step he was actua,sa Unto INTO
maddened e1citeine emit; bat, with csln 20
loyal oosdisnes 70 ausy. ne went 70 sacra IA
signed 70 Stuart's Regiment, which n.ss 80.
30 drsttng ulshsd itself, he, Wi th his co,o. Aes
have been In the ex IRENE adj vance OF oa.St,
since they entered Il; In conseq aence oTSnJ
ne has undergone all the harusf ips ana n .Sa
OF 30 dangerous position. Or him II ~ ~. "0I
truth saio, by those who have bssu In. wa A
slant companions, that, whether ON pics.. oh
the cold frost OF fall or driving snow 81 80
Ier-whsther on the b title field, ia ,ha ~. IN
ening roar Of artillery and the whiz a, ~
deadly missiles whether In camp, uldsr 80
sorn Of trying circumstances, no has pur,n -.
the plain. undinchinx path Of duty vs.sSs
won Tor him the deserving appeilaIon o..
pure and perfec s0ldisr. Whom lricksn ~.
ms De aAiy disease typhoid fever,) hs WA nm
Wiling 10 apply tor IL leave Of aOesaes Se.,
ing that II might he said OF him tina, ns "a.
practIctng deceit; until fully within ia 80
ne was ad vised by his urgeon to 60 homs
he started with u heart unboundIus w.t.
JOY at the thought of going to his homs ~
Amelia county, when ne had Ieluc.n,,g
LETT seven months sincS--jf seeing assin az
aged mother and friepds, but So speedy ~ ~
tho curse Of his disease, tina he Woe no, 80.
70 ge. there, and died after very sh,r, ''
ne.s at the residence OF his bro lner.In.i,.
In his sickness and death, which va. H..
the burning out OF taper, ls eynn..
that piety, patience, and amiabii,y-nsys,
being known to compiain-snich has char,,
lerIzed his Whole iife, and which won T.,
him the per sect devotion VI bis family Ana
host OF friends, without single enemy, H..
whole life has Oeen as a ci,cle, with no.,
vergiDg poiat. He WA, IN tact, the ,mho.
meat vi thu word man. be profsss.d r..
ligion In HIS lssn year, and CONNECTED h,m,,, !,
with the AlslnCdlst Church. Since thaI In.
lie b as lived up 70 his creed, anu IN his dyI,,
mo usnts gave ample ASSURANCES OF the ~,
rect security Of has trust Ia God. 'Tls had
indeed Tor w. 10 give ntm up lis hard
ms mo thef TO SEQ ner youngest son. ono IN a,
she had Just ear. u To manhood, tb~lnx n,s
LII his 25,h year and win whom she "a peo,.1
u spon0 ner ueciinins years, tall Il saerln,
TO his country but, yet, We I-sl mat N,
lfod's work, ami tor SO ne good purpose
taATkD
MIRA l. NOTICE - The funeral q
Gh,InGE LnU " will take pIace 10 u,ufrov =,
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FIRE in the County-The barn Of Mr.. f.
Mcconnell, of Henrco county. was set on
fire by one of his negroes on the morning of
the 10th inst, and consumed, with its contents,
including lot of farming machinery and i'm
plements. Loss, s., 900.
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Assasn ~itA Slang SAos.-1r A. =
Leach, resident Of this city. made nI sR
yye es n vhiis tho Hastings Court was in
session, and mads sfidavit before Alderman
VIM. B. Smith that hs bad been violently -. =.
sanItel With dung shot, BY man By the
name Of Walker, in the Richmond Er0m'n y.
office, on Thirteenth street. In proc! o .. ~.
assertion, Mr.. Leach exhibited me caPus,
which, judging from the gore that s..esmss
over his features had pretty sassn eou.idsrs.
biv from exhaustion produced BY the loss OF
blood. Tho warrant that was issued Vas
placed in tho hands of officer Seal A. ! mr.
f. T. Daniel, the City Attorney, had an ,! ntes
view with tho wounded man, II 10 gu'te nko.y
tba: the case will 10 before the Grand Jury
today, as he represented the assault on MIN
as very unprovoked.
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The term Of Jesse ID. Bright, of Indiana,
who was expelled rom tho United States
Senate on the 5th inst, would have expired
with the present Congress on the 4th of
March, 1883. The following Is the political
oom plexion Of the vote:
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1t was proclaimed In Canada In May. 1883.
and, If either party give notice to the other
OF its wish - terminate tho agreement i'm.
mediately At the end OF the ten years. II m ust
still remain In fierce for twelve mon tbs, and
It therefore cannot be annulled until May,
1866,
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4 egrsssSaa;ssat Il tas fli I;sa;s ksgasi;fss
Hssry Il ral.isa ii ssss,lse, Ijs III s tsa ,ssI,
Is sSs!sls ss s z /; q |'shl sFEI!sy
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New Publications for Soldsers.-Rev. A.
+. Dickinson has placed upon our desk the
tollowin new tracts: Christs Gracious In
vitation,'' My Spirit shall not always Strive"
The Life Preserver," Christ in You," and
Coercion and Coordination" OF course these
tracts are richly worthy Of an earnest and
careful perusal. They contain some Of tho
richest thoughts of Pious men, connected with
dittere Mt religious denominations, and discuss
the most momentous subjects which can pos
sibly engage the attention of IA human being.
In these umes Of national distress, when 90
MANY hearts are filled with sorrow and fearful
foreDodngs,it is peculiarly appropriate for the
gracious truths OF revelation to BIZ urged upon
all classes, and especially upon those who
stand at the post of danger, defending all that
is worth living or dying for. Every one at
all acquainted with the spiritual condition OF
our army, knows that the only instrument
tally that can reach thousands is this colpor.
tage work. Very few, as general thing, ever
attend public preaching.
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Il. L. ]. BLUES.
NAY lo9s, l7o3.

LAY lo91, 15v0.
The HONORARY and CONTRIBUTING
0EOHERS, also the frtsAds Of he RlOH.
NOND LIdHT INFANTRY BLUES, are
roQussted TO meet, at Bo6HfR'S HAL,
corner Of Naia and 9TH 81 on fRlOAt.
lXtA inst, 1T n o'clock r. H.. 70 devise tne
Oess means Of aiding tAose msmosre OF tne
IA cCrpS Who have bsen woandsd or taken
pgisonsys 81 ~ opsay, st Ne late saesss'
Nsas ~ &aAssss ! iSfa4IAx 4 vAuLr,
RIA {; DsFlh
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Al 0rses Street Bapsisa Obur,b. On "A.
b. 1ev. 4. 2. Woods. MS. Jas nrsah
OF nichnoad, aad Miss A. SUE uAsTsS.on
Hsnrieo. ~ikk Of
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LOST, STRAYED, -.

T OST.-A small
BLACK VALICE
Was left on the pavement at the depot of the Pc
tersburg Railroad on the night Of the 18th. The
cIotbiog Ia marked 3. F. Small.
Aao, BUNDLE, marked VIM. DeLorme
7he finder of the ABOVE will be rewarded for the
valice If he will leave 1t at the Linwood House.
fe lL2%
AfOCIUh. -UAme TO my house on the 18th of
N February. mouse ,eolored MULE. with .
rope around his mock. The owuer will please
come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
P. McQUADB,
fe lite Corner I'd and Duval streets.
nUG LOST-Lost, yesterday morning,
At the New Market, black TERRIER
PUPPY, with yellowish legs and face,
which the finder win please leave with the
50 bscriber, corner Of 7th and Franklin, or at
fe l4-1tx JAMES GORDON.
r OSr Or MISLAln-
With animals cut ON IT,. The finder will be
literally rewarded on leaving 1t at the once
of BAYLY WHITE,
IA l4-st. Corner 18th aud FraDkiia sts.
THUNDERSTORM ono OF my drivers,
which the owner can get by descIib ns the
J.L. PRlDDY.
70 l4-3,s Corner 10th and Bank sss.
7 OST-On the railroad between Ricnmond and
/ 4 Nashville. l pair plain Gold SLEEVE BUT
Z 0NS and . bunch Of KEYS ere belonging to An
iron SAFE. + d. ORMSBY,
fs,4-3.* PostOfiee Department
Il OsT-Between the Old Markst House and the
i African Church, on Wednss~sy svenisg.
f31h inst, foe gold BRACELET. The hndse
viii b suitably rewarded by leaving II at tho Dts
Patch ofaca 70 l4-3,s
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NE MA A. AOsS L ANAO.

Sc -StE,JIAL NOrlCE.-MILlllAM
LAKE NOilok.-IDoss persons whoIes,s.
lereu their names Ith ulo to-day, AND 1svss
residing IN RicnLuond who had eIu.ssd No
10 OBTAIN for iuem substitutes, wiu p,eb,e
meet al captain DnNlLSJN'S RkNDEI.
NUUS, on lVtn AtrecI, between M'in al
Cary, 10 Day, ar IL o'clock Precisely, -
orkaniz, luo company. ~ - e1pecLoa lha,
every applicant wiu De Presen1, and tI.-e
wanting .upstituIes via DO woh " httr. Il
at salo place and snlist their names. Pc.
SONS dcsIrUus OF xeI.ins thsir disenAFEe NON
The militia, may rely on obtaining The sah. I.
hsmem DER INC nouT-l2 O'Clock, precisely.
hObEkl nlLL, Substi.u.e AgsIL
oooors ABOVE Ulty WAFER WORKS
f. lA-ltA
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Stolen Car Springs.-Jamss A ostin, party
arrested for stealing sixteen car springs from
the Central Railroad company, was brooghs
before the Mayor yesterday and committed
for examination until today. One female
witness positively identified Austin - the
party who sold the car springs TO Sebastian
TO prove his innocence, but, unfortunately,
they had gone to Philadelphia. The general
impress sion eeemed to be that Auetin would
finally 20 to place much nearer Richmond
than The Getty of Brotheriy 1--WE"