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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-27

Lss sssssusa GLs snhjses bsny Hid np .. ska
r;ssti .r os the tsaanfi.,
Me- B srT ssssei thA the eul ! set Ind bssa eau.
s:dSrso ~ the ,mmHsss. bns tbas ih9e wlrs saw.
e-At tidicuit!ss sttending u . eIe.u len 81 ths
powets conferred On Ms Oanncil 4hs sahject was
now under co,Eisrstisn by tho attsfnsy for tAs
city rks Msyos Of ths e.tY eannot I'm sfisnA any
for rts. There nust bs j1,y txlk b I'll eas.s II
IupcisonMsat, aud the I'm .osss1s fsasioa is
whether .Asre ID sny provision In kAs suasaes fs
i1.y Hia, ua or such osdiasnss - tas O sunsi may
pss; IN this Gaze
On mctlon OF Er. an, ths O ,ussI. aSisu rsa.
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On motion OF E:r. AN. ths C,user. asjsu nsa.

Coadtmned to 1s Hkag --'fhs elders Of tAs Gen.
ersl cu-: n af.ia' "a sssG.qa hA,s reiasavs to
os7t 4. y ehs!e., VINO h.s bosA On tsial bs.ore it
fy Sc 'crs dsys last. we.s prcEau esssd yes c-dsy
~s-a.eS vas srsostsd Ia kapaaser county yculs
m,s thz sgo charged with Tie Hrstise in cold
b.soa srd nraer ercnr,itsrces Of psess,isr a.roci
ty, of sconfad-fsts usptain nsused e.Mgsop, eEd
noIght 10 Richueud SD placed h Css.ie 4hun.
der frosa wis pase he hss m ,ss e-sseai ahssc-
eessial ssterarsa to e. asps Tas r:issnef Wrs reg
aiA'sy commissioned ~ Capt. u ar lE6sps.dent
oomnsny in pierpciurs ar-y, and ~ su.h hsdAcrs
much 20 ocpr s: tia leg Al j1shbgxts af the acuc.
ties IA which . ani Big s..aw srs.sosssrs opsra.
sSa Hs Wa cot ified so- the E.us..sr u sCspsain
sia psen 5sfors tas Oours Gsrtis, sas for the NIL
,a.ry ii nee OF breaca Of iIa pa~c.s sf hon o..
ofthis T-nco Go WAS found euifsy. end swoshirda
ofsns eeuss asssesh 'herasn II VIA slIudssd that
hs ns ha by ths neck until dsad At such tisxe sDi
p'ece 81 mirnt lie dtsis.assd by shs c1ramaedsr Of
sh' Department OF Erarico sne %, tsnse cf tbs
oour; vas yesterday spproyed ey Big ssersral
john Il Sicder who olds, ed tbs: tha ssid usp.
WehsScr ss sxseassd, pA..aaat to Asnasna-, q.
Camp Lee, o. tr dey ia. 3. day 1sAEei ~. asa
tbs hsusS o. . coea & a., aadS a aack r. M
uadss h, dirset.ca af tas prs-oas hsrshsl
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From Florida

SAVANNAH March 26-Ihs Yarkess eane out
o. Jscksouvl thee miles u sssrdsy. burnt hcuiss
and tore up several niles Of raIlresJ. We epsnsd
Are, aad they hurried Of They azs esning out
again to-day and . considerable Aaht q exp< e:sd
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CAPTURE or Yankees

SAVANNAH. March s6.-fwo usp'ains and aix
piivstes, of the 4ssh Kew York reginen', were
captured ty our men ysstereay mosnirg In bost,
willis. sm rsats from Isrt Pulashi 70 Osaaboro' A
large raper and letter mail was also :ptursd
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Ea,pas conrL.rEo.-sh, a-eanxi,la l1en,

BRIDGE CoMPL LErED.--Th, Grecnville (Tenr
PGaner. Of Thursday, says:
ITO b.ioge ovsr the Holston rivsr, q. s!uccGe ,
has been CON p,etsd ara tbs trains p.ssei over /,
On .esterGs?. Ihis co.rpistss ali the woik cs
gtfoyes b2 tae Yankee rel inio kaft Senressec.--
The ysnks Eade tu. lit IN their trio sc ihis see
tiGn. TEo bnsii 4 u. rGad hss hse tu. little
retarded ty iat i1roics of sSess h:idxss.
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Nay MORNING. MARCH q
yAsKEg vAHDAgISx.

n,s,r, several days ago o. IN de ply Interest.
...s.res.. o. tas garages of ths enemy "a
81 s. a,ka.zss, tad Eississ'ppi Ia addition
So, s,.s,ra.ets " have cerlid,d e9pis. II iwo
a.'r-,j I.a,,s fren asn. Es-rea, tho Yankee
F.s,s,a st PfaIris dsovs, Ark, 10 Capt. z D.
&c aras-sas 'j,v-.swker." /" eiEee,ius him TO
,sso-,-s $, d 10 bara torn. The feiew.
,,sIss asyt ies:s1;
gxAreuaRrxs. - Asp sp pavnroNs
,-a~ef It's froE.s.er, Dec. l., 4ssa
,....i,. ass, SEM Lleus. yglai;e aud IS a, IN
s,,s rl7sr Ia bal, you e'ea- sh., section ef
~ So h.na Yea sna he viii isin forces and
~ 'ass. Asg. EestSaks any of ,asna yr.so.s, ..
-. esys I "a ca ny E1sI at e-s al Midtown,
ts3 ts3xssp rp 4 are yea had eestsr barn that place
- Hr,z tss. sss Ingram s'.vs sea6 him .o me
= tfps...agr, i J. UssAoS,
H-igsdisr Gsasrs. Cong.
csssis El'i
r,ss.sAsa issssr is .ares days istss a1i ,,.soss
s.s .4f nsxs'b,. 10 soGpists'y dss.soy" TIE
,..a.,. la..es.!ss ihs. e3as.:y" Dent shaw aav
-, Il BIT a w.; eksgs saFs as shsee lsi,ass
-. a.,ss.,r gecr .n efi III sou-ss Ia Ergsnsas
., a-issa..s sysTs foana ca csp.. Ha-.is psrsar
.s.s s,v.ursa. Acahs eas sostawigh h.s z II by
= sspI9Es.
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THOB + 0lLB0, 3eoelv1, &e.
JAS II TAYLOR 4 EOK Aues'ra ElA II

A SHALL yARM On THE WE0THA4
IA ROAD. IN RE1RICO COUNTY. AT ~
IiwN.-Ws viii sell upon the pe. mase. o.
MONDAY. the 9th day Of Apsa st asafieo Ooaasy
0oart-House, Chat being Court dav.) eannepeiae
At q O'Clock n, . small Fssn lesatsd - aosv1,
and &C. ,inirg James rivss froatlDg a The piAnAr
Rosd. and containing - ie-es.
fKRMS--At sale.
NH rs JAS ~ TAYLoH 4 cor. An1Aa
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1.-TWO nUnDxxD AND HVMfY A0809 o.
Il LAID At AU1riOQ.-Wo WIN ooll q
noNO ~, The 9Th cay Of April. q Hsasieo OeanAJ
Courl.Hcuse, Vhat bsiSg 0o1et Aay,) eoomsns1no
xiohmond, nsas the New Oeatrsl 6Oad. 4 Gnall
portion Of shss land II cleared and ssady be SulS.
walton the retidus Of the tract b e,vsspa WltA o
Pine. pcpIa-, maple, and other kinds Of WooA =
plat wiu Be exhibited Q. - hour Of sale
TERMS -crs hsH eash; the baiapcs ss & IA and
10 months, fer nsgotiabls notes. with interest 81
Cd, abd secured Nv . srSs<: sssd
NH - JAS n TAYLO on Z 0OM Anaea
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ia W; " ap as '-ths fsoass haye haen aneeneea
NM. . . D.sa ssses thAl th1y saes Anefk Hee'
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\, 'Ass IN hohra F1xis.-Ths f0l'owing II
Wa aaes hon Ees2oasibis letter frtm dainet-
NJ, S0'k e'unty. Texas, dA.ed February l3.h,
lsv. :. ssvs tas IcdisDs Ia our c3unty. They
b,s,ss" ".sA ssvsrsl hsfass, aad hare killed -ur
r,s' Two si whom were reA- Nonssaus. By the
ss.a 's "a nssrs Thsy were ctt spa,tias rails
l@.s and nd ssaipea ", IN Ias two o,i.sss Wsrs
Is ,ls,s pump and B.isy. rhry weYs stripped Of
u sa,..u .s.cui1y ind N s'sas " plenty III over
Hest h. " sad there II In sxsit. msCt hsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-27

DE0N1V1RS elI.D s> Anfsuares % deesee
h, Of The Dhtiies Court o. yns ConlodseAso osateo
Of Amsriea. made On tAa - dAy of March, lee3 b
the ease Of tbe sesu c-E---fAte otaAss " =
day Of March. 1859. ounmssssns q II o'Gosk =
on that day, proceed n snA q paSllo aueA1pn q
the p.smsees TO he hiaAags baddsg, 1aerel tsa.
tory, lately In the possa1sa of Hnan " Cuao, q
alien enemy situated - tAs soathssn sldo Il tAs
Dock, near the foot II ~ stresh b ths uity Of
Riohmond, sxtend sd 70 ,Aat aiAe Of ths Doeh xAo
land on which the said Dsstosy ssAsds = hsn N.
dated .hs ln day Of july 1855. fOr ten ysa1s g.
that day, aud would thsxeeocs sxpass on ~ LIT
unsxsirsd tenn. with The nasrei Factory. taslsa.
property psrtainins to The 1sste1y. wln = easrsA
namely
10 horse Stationary nag'ns, sylisasrs 10 -
soyuadsss ;aS boilers. y s.s. dlauas.~ b. -
1900 feet aas Pipe iron - Inches;
I large Brick FoTnaos;
Machine Rdlldlns, II By % Btst,
large Framed Building. IS by l6a l6ss;
lrg. Ooopen' shop, 30 by leo 1sss,
Platform for drying thinker, go fsee Ioos;
d. 600 Slaves, about 5000 Hoop poles;
Asch.nss for making slaves. cutting hsadlaQ,
and number ef ooopss' fooaA B0sA.
Tho property wid 10 so.a togsthss or IN p,sssia,
q viii Be- dsternlrs1 by tho Rscsivss md q,
nounesd On the day Of sale
ss paid ia cash. and the balance in six montha, b
bond with good security. approved by the 1eoslvsT,
with liberty to tie purchaser 10 psy ths pusehass
money 10 cAsh y hs prefers 70 do -; anA fge all
Durs hassrs win Ss allowed sSirsy dsSs sfsss sSs
sAle "a approved BY ~ 0oazt, ~ ssmsss ths bapd
ings. nx.ureA etc
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by James II. Taylor, Auctiopser,
lGharleston. &. ul

~ NtA.-On WEDNESDAY, tho lst Of April
ct II O'clock In my store, 13l kee.ing street. win
be s1ld the
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NO sURREND1sR,i i

!
Ever constant, ever true, s I.
~, Let the word be No Surrender s.
/ Boldly dare and greatly do. f,s.1,.e,sg :: :
This shall bring us brayely. through as,
No Surrender No Surrender = 4,5, ,e,S
j btssisT .sgssfTTsffsr ef,s.s1sss "a Tssf =, -
- And though fortunes smiles be few, ,7re
Hope is always springing new, lasvi ze.5
Still hinspiring me and you, .eSfxeta -
7e3 With magic No Surrenderi5F4 -Ealt-,
q tssa &c iffFis gI3y bra IBffiS rss 81
Nail the colors 10 the mast, ,is4aaag. {s-.:svr
sa Shouting glad No Surrender; agfs n 81
4 Troubles near are all but past, s,6i ID ;ai
seauethem as ycu did the last,ssE. 6 gd 3
-s6isNo surrenderl No Surrender i5idR s
, af ZION 2s7i4 SIT sei5Ie5 - vuee5s
Z Though the skye be overcast, ,nf .4e5y dsV;
s And uponithe ssleety blasteHiag ed ~
sDisapointments gatherfast.9 sli'E susit
sas Beat them of with No SurrenderF iisfFIa
i5E-frIfff sdf %
Constant and courageous stilbsassf Il yoT.
Fsfa Mind the word is No .Su rreEder T. -
81 Battletho' 1.-THE up hill NJ a6S f.ssn -9;sa
. stagger not at lseemirg i'll, N 35gG5i yaa 8
sese No Surrendert No Surrender iEtnst
i2flfa sal 10 Geiafzafsb sd uIizsI REaIi
Hope, and thus your hope fulfil, 9a;
There's a way where there's will lasH 80
And the way all cares to kills s6f baiz5
7siIa Isto give them No sSunrenderiq qe7l Z y
& ssfF-
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ken; with them, but leave immediately on cam
el back 10 meet them on their way .and to
give7fhem an ovation, IF at the following sta
tion we obtain further details we will hasten
to communicate thems aas A sd 5s7 FiI
Is asd faa fsisa IS M April 2. 81
- fT add another lice about Speke and Grant,
knowing the immense interest that you feel
! in these maeers. 81 "a ias Il IS
b. "Speke says but little, for two reasons: 1st,
because like true descendantaof John Bull,
he is naturally taciturn: I'd, because be $50
ly familiar with one Language, and precisely
the one that none of us know anything about.
We can CLEAN but few intelligible1 sentences
from one of the interpreters who attempts to
make us understand him N a,species of Ara
bic 2ontois.e7sdl is5ssrgd 9h3 dtia aa1 5asr g
& "From his answers We learn thnt the Nile
springs from q Lake, Victoria that he profess-
{ es to have circnmpavigated, end found to be
very extensive. That Kondogoro is, S de-
tgrees, Qess some minutes) from the Equator
| in the nofthern hemisphere, and about, the
same latitude south of the lake which, he
says,is. .taea source of the Bahrsel Biad or
White Nile. g;6s
sThey started from zansibar with 10 men;
fof these only II remain,. The number was
greately diminished by desertion, Others were
lost by sickness and causalities., They had to
Sight their way to White River, but relate
marvellous things Of the sub-equatorial regions,
and above all report large quantities of ivory.
They may be considered very fortunate to have
accomplished their purpose without meeting
the unhappy fate Of poor Penney. =
CHOW would be the time for the Egyptian
Government to make an effort so as to antic-
ipate others in the work of discovering and
digging up the immense treasures-now they
could do it themselves with all the profit and
| the glory. - Z.
at will be understood that Captain Speke
entered Africa from the Eastern coast, about
two years ago, and now comes doaoa tho river
Nile; 4.as1 .s.,ssss.. .4-3i.-.s.s 49,.
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RETR IB TON
BY aRAcE WALDO.

= Shall 7 tell YOU a story of the past |? Ah,
velll ali things to me are of the past. I have
noifnture. There is nothing at least in any
earthly future, that can touch me, When a
man is ruined, undone, accursed, What is the
future to him Has he not passed the Rubi-
con of l;fe7 And can any mortal suffering
or mortal .ioy, affect him more s.
1 was lonely being from nay birth Faith
or, mother, brother, sister-all the beautiful
relations that childhood and manhood almost
Invariably hold, in all or part of these were
denied me to know.
NY father perished within sight Of home
An.ice- covered ship its ropes and calls stiff
and unyelding with the frozen snow,l drifted
intosits destined port, one terrible morning In
January, and its Captain stood, pillar of ice
against the unyielding canvass. That was my
father. The purse fold me the story, and for
wears INV, waxing and sleeping hours were
6apnfed.b .bv n Hfsp6Rl King. Nv mother
3ied of tb5t terrible shock. She had been
exnecfing her. husband at a fine when, of all
others. women seem most to need a husbands
care and nrotectiona have been told that a
oossinnints ueiebbor rushed in aud shrieked
ont tbe news. Witbout warning or preparation.
was horn the next hour. and at night the
husband and wife lay in the coffin together.
"A poor woman took me in her arms, and the
shipowner settled the estate and invested the
proceeds for my benefit. They were not large,
but they served to keep ny nurse and me in
comfortable circumstances. 8..lasff no ift-g 5s1
She, too, died. I was barely fourteen when
she left me. I had her buried beside my pa
rents, and ], sat 0y her grave and wept like
one who has lost all he holds dear to him on
earth. She was. a simple hearted, afectionate
to my wants and almost rever-
encing me for nv mothers sake. Now was.
alone. , .-, 80 tf feA's-. i
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The unspeakable outrage on Mr.. Falland.
igham is calling forth the indignant protest
ofsthe whole civilized world. The people ol
such. crime against liberty could not be COM
mitted-are amazed at this daring and des-
potio outrage.
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It is now ascertained that the Republican
State ticket is the work of the secret Leagues
The masses outside were not consulted. Every
cand idate was nominated weeks ago, at the
secres League convention in Cleveland.
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We frequently hear men who act with tAs
Abolitionists claiming TO be Douglas Demo
erats.--We have no doubt but what they are
Douglas Bemocrats-kred Dcuelas Dsne-
e.ats
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lIFrolmp,. lp,. die Boston ! AdxeMr. "a iser, !.

Fa9 81 From the Boston Adyer. iserJ . n
Solution sof the oldest Problem
known to CiyiIizatiOll---Disc
of the Source of the NiIe---A Large
Lake Near the Equator.