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The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

~ BAD HASp-The Conperheads have got poor
hand and csn't take a trick. We have the four
and they the three Jacks. Weller, Bigler and
| Downey.-T Stockton Independent.
All very fine bat thi, happens to be the me
where the Jack takes the ace March.
\ CorrEEHEAD SroEY.-A French Canadian IN
IWatervie (Me.) wishing to express his contempt
for a man with whom he had difficulty by calling
him Copperhead. and not being able II think of
the name. said You ID old one cent" \ cor.
respondent Of the Lewistown Journal says this
expresses about the value of a Copperhead.
The financial value of articles is dependent upon
the supply. of which there is said to be an abund-
ance in Maine the present season. The Woolley
heads have the advantage Of the Ccpperheads 50
far financial value is concerned for no one think,
OF approaching them at an expense of lone
(>)cent, Every this fact.
The Sacramento Bee at one time had correct
9finion Of Republicans. Now, however they have
Yhominated its Editor for sheriff. and the Bee huns
along gently. without once inserting i;s sting
through the cuticlc of the Republican corpus We
commend its former unpurchaSed opinion Of its
party to the public. Here it j. speaking Of Re
publican Legislature:
IftheSe men are the country'S protectors then
'd help the country Tor who could feel the least
security though guarded bv million Of such men
Men who become frightened tor such n cause. and
shrink from their duty because of it. wOuld not be
likely n exhibit much yalor in mare trying scenes.
| Il is a base showing for humanity. and the most
abject yet exhibited by Cafornians anvv here.
But these men do not deserve the names of Cafor-
anS. They have brought disgrace upon it-casta
Stigma upon our peoples manhood, which long
years cannot etflce-"
But which the nomination for Sheriff it seems
has ciIaced.
Washington announces that the draft haS been or
|iered in California and the following circular
Regulating the draft has been received from the War
/ Department:
| CRCrLNR NJ. 75-pnvaIt Marshal Generals
)0fice, Washington, Aug. 2l>t l>i5. Bv direction
fAifnrna Is divided into three Enrolment Dis
|trcts. a follows. The counties Of Butte. Co'u,s
|DA Norte, Hamhollt. Klamath, Marin Nendocino
INapa. PlumaS. Shasta. Sierra. SiSkivau. Sollno
|Sonoma. Sutter. Tchama. Trinity, Yalo and Yuba
| o constitute and he known a. the Northern Dis
/ Itrict Headquarters MlrySville.
The counties OF Amador. CtlIveaS. Fl Dorado
Nevada. Placer. Sacramento. Stn joaquin. Stanis
lus and ruolumne to constitute and he known a.
I the Middle District Headquarters Sacramento.
The counties of Alameda. Buena Vista. Contra
Costa. Fresno Los Angeles. Maripo-a MERGED.
Monterey. Santa Barbara Santa Clara san Rernar-
lulare and San Francisco n constitute and he
known , the southern District, Headquarters san
Francisco.
~. L. Fry. Provost Marshal
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

Tns supremacy Of the civil oger the military
authority, is Democratic doctrine The su-
premacy Of the military over the civil in the
adhering States, is the doctrine Of the present
Admin iSiratiou.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29
WHEN sIlZNp WIN


CHOLERA or Oarrhnn. or FlHN
nys,-utcry, Cramps, and Spasns
Bilious Cho,lc. or G1,tritis
Scarlet, Typhoid, oc other Fevers
Iuaucnz1. Coughs. or Colds.
Inflammation OF the Stomach OF Bowels
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

EvERY man who desires TO vote as an Amari-
can who loves his country. should vote and
every man who desires to see the people Of
California remain prosperous, and continue to
enjoy the blessings of peace and quiet, aud the
freedom of the mines, will vote on the day OF
election, for the ticket headed BY John G.
Downey for Governe-. This IS the true Union
ticket
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be applied th, Ta parts Affected Il instantly
relieves tho patient fum pain. anl quickly heals, sootes
sireug the disabled rarS l. All Of Bites q
:sbri nos. Reptiles. stgS cf rnisAnos Insects. tie Npi
cation &C EAI'WAN = READY RELIEF = tac wuuul WI
NJ. r..lI mn Lll,n.,Lll nu.I m.rt n Il nm.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29
Invigorate the System.

Vigorous digestion and pure bile produces nutfi-
tious blood, and nutritiou, blood L healthy frame.
Does the victim of dyspeptic stomach and dis
ordered liver desire To know how the digestion
may be improved. the bile and other fluids Of the
body purified
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29
LIVER, STOMACH
And Bowels.
Put up il Glass Phials, and warranted 70
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.

These Pills are prepared expressly to operate in
harmony with that greatest Of blood purifiers,
BRISTOL'S SARSAPARTLLA. in all cases arising
from depraved humors or impure blood. The most
hopeless sufferers need not despair. Under the in
iuence Of these two GREAT REMEDIES. maia-
dies that have heretofore been considered utterly
iucurable. disappear quickly and permanently. In
the following diseases these Pills the safest, the
quickest and the best remedy ever prepared, and
should be at once resorted 70.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

CALIFORNIA; response 10 the draft" We
are coming. Father Abraham. three huodrod
dollars more -
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

FoESEY on TYRKASSY AND CosscRIPTIos--The
Philadelphia Age obliges the country with the
following timely extract from published address
Of Forpey On freedom:
What i there IA orr happy country TO make
men afraid oi the light % day % honest iHqus5
Have we o0Fsscs7pt iGi- that tears the hGsbandman
from the plow. the father from his family the son
from his widowed mother u 90 forth and at a.
giadiators for the amusement Of lew ambitious
kings. Have We 4 gang Of hired tax g4therers u
drain the Substance Of the people, Is our PreSi-
dent Atilla or Caliggla. i oar Senate Co1n-
ci. 0f Ten + our House Of Representatives 4
body Of tyraHtS. armed with power u ravi>h and
DESTROY Secret us'rPz;ioa against sHeh 1rTongs
rould Be JgstfG5is and right. for taught the
great lesson that Resistaace 70 fyTGnts obedience
to God.
Batting the Endorsement Of conspiracy which For
ney's nature Of course led him 10 make, says the
y. Y Warld, this Is very proper bit of declama
ton in favor Of free speech and American rights
Bat when We consider that all this noble noise is
made By the Presidents dog we are forced to re-
member nr. Johason'- amazement on finding that
the loulest yelps FOR liberty came from those " no
were Themselves in their small wav tyrants
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

TINS Republican party hypocritical processes
love for the Uuion; but refuse TO strengthen
1t by the admission of any Of the seeded
States that do not exalt the negro. The black
race first and the white man afterwards.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

~ BAD H.Sp.-The Copperheals have got poor
hand and cant take trick. We have the four
aces and they the three Jacks. Weller, Bigler and
Downey.-T Stockton Independent.
All very fine, bat this happens to be the me
where the Jack takes the ace March
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

Tuy Louisville Journal understands that
Mr.. Cri,ieudcu, when tie found that he had
but q very little time to live, made up his
mind to dictate solemn and earnest address
to the people of Kentucky. exborting them to
perform all their duties 10 themselves aud 10
tie Culou in this terrible crisis
Yot. the MaTysyile Appeal. conducted by
the Republican State Printer, when Crittcn.
den's death was announced, said it was glad
that order Of politicians was passing away"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

Ex PRESIDENT fillmore oy THE NIGER IN
The WAR-The New York World publishes
the following extract from a letter recently
written by EX-President fillmore
Enough of treason and blood have already
been spent upon the negro question. lam fully
persuaded that the unwi>e and untimely az
la'lou OF this SPhject gives strength 10 the re.
beI'ion. and Will cost millions of treasure and
thousands Of lives aud that there is no hope
Tor anything else bnt TO restore the Union as it
was and the Constitution as it is That all
efforts for anything else must eud in abortion,
anarchy and dissolution.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

HUXBoLDr says that be met oue day, in hi:
travels. with a naked Indian, who had painted
his body 50 as to represent blue Jacket and
trousers with blacs buttons. After the SAINT
fashion. the California Abolionists cover theil
naked deiormity with true blue professions aut
black attachment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.

other evidence introduced appears that H. in
debted the principal debtor by negotiable
claim under which he ight be held trustee aai
claim has been assigned pledged Transferred
indemnify the assignee, Pledge holder against liability,
the performance Of condition.
payment Of debt and that the principal defendant has
existing right 10 REDEEM such claim, Dis
charge such lien the order that upon discharge
Of such liability the performance n such
ton payment Of such debt By plaintiff
the order aud while The right II ceenirg
such summoned trustee shall be held
for the full amount due owing said
Aforesaid and being made appear The that
plaintiff has within the time specified said paid
rendered said assignee, Pledge holder payment the
debt aforesaid has Unidentified the assignee ssee ar hold
against his said liability secured him the performance
Il any such condition aforesaid satisfaction
Of such assignee, Pledge holder IA such
ety TO be discharged such
performed other than by the money
the adudge the person
trustee for the amount aforesaid
sscT . The officer demanding Of said trustee on execution
first deduct from the sum thus pad
by the plaintiff and interest and apply balance
satisfaction Of the execution In his hands, upon the rpd
ton Of Judgment agaias; the trustee the plaintiff
rogated all the rights Of such Pledge
against the said principal debtor ia those which the
note, account claim has been redeemed by the plaintiff IN
some other than by the payment Of money before pro-
Tiied and have and maintain the remedies al law
and in equity 10 enforce and protect said rights the name Of
the assignee pledge or holder but the sole 1p s.
Of the said plaintiff that the said assignee pied holder
himself had or might have had by law.
Approved March 81, 1853
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

AN ACT additional to chapter twenty-five Of the Revised
utes relating TO fences and common fields
BE enacted by ne SENATE and Hons, Of Representatives.
m Legislature assembled, as follows
In case town shall neglect choose nce-yie er At ia
annual town meeting, having them The persons -
chosen fail to be legally qualified it shall lawful whenever
seectmen Of the town, capacity II
whose acts and decisions shall have the chosen
fence-vewers by the delinquent town.
iApproyed March -, 1885,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

Z, as follows:

,hs a., oS l. The supreme judicial court shall, h, t,t
tbs huesday Of May annually wsra.sr win 80 w., n
bnsnas - l.Hc9n' ior The transaction civil AMI rT
by law. "ss'"s % APfii, as nov provided
SECT 2 All matters pending in q, ,e,,.,.,,..
he Soui nut tor the provisions Of this az - ',
Ami ~ ,b al court TO be holden the Thru IT, a.
h. IN ana - rear As by law provided shall be r.fny
tb go an T nave gay at the term Of said court f. H.
Sknf ray RAY Of o. siay Of the eurrent year. ~
ey the governor " ~ 'n ana ait 7 It's approval
tApproyed March - Is633
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
AN ACT relating to auc,ioneers.
tApproyed March q, 1855

Az All relating to auctioneers
IN eaeea % ne SENATE and House If Rs14et4,,r.
town ~ - a. Any person duly licensed a. an a,e,,
snsti gy N ms state shall thefei, h. al,b ~ any
tbere Ia ne az olher town city pltr il til. al. H. -
wbs III ,tsient auetoneer, fully a. he could ~ W ca
s,rnas ~ license Is Obtained. This act .baii -, W place
sycr orl.e hawkers aud pedler t. s.II Al anc,i
e' eueet when approved by the cover
lApProvsd March q 1ssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16

resolution thas tie Presdsnt be -eaneetsd to inform
this Houss Waat psogrAsS bac bseu made In tho
conesfnea,N tf the rA,iroad far connecting the
hishnaa.d aad Dsaviae With tls North Csfclipa
rSslrns6s; esrsef TO- Also. q resolution THAI ths
Cp1ir,i.tse on the Judiciary be instructed to IN
crire Frte ihs sxoedeney OF regulating ty law Ii,
SNi ct u sIsnyes5Esent az 10 secure the owners
OF pirate trapesty ,skea for ths Use ef tho Coy.
ernaesnt fslc Ard iust cam oe,easion; eyraed TO-
ss Colef, OF ps., presented bill dirsesias TIE
egs.aIy o. TIA Treasury TO saiit and pay c.aln,,
70, she Use and eeeepatlch Of and damages to,
'snds1 rsic>.ed to Judiciary Committee. lis,. a
resolution fhss the fresldeat 5e requas.ei 70 fur
lia as Rouse with insoya lon In refs.eyce to tbs
dshAndins OF tbs Sta battalion VirGsais volunteers
sgresd 30
hr. BALDWIN, Of Va, iatroducsi a resolution
proposing Modification II the Iu'es Of the Eouss
Referred 20 tie COMMITTEES on ka.os.
"A message wss received from the Eeaa.e COM
tnpiia.iirx tle resolutions q: tha. boay on the
death CT Eon Snl. Hs.lss P.~s.ou OF Va
li-Gaeaf and touching trib 4tes wftfe paid TO the
neia1ry OF ths departed sts .esEnan By kessrA Eta
pieg, Lyons sn1 uaoda OF Ta Niles o: 4. o.. Per.
hi7s q. La sEe Uaii,ou OF ella.
IL. :s.a2ias otfase ed tas following resolutions:
Essclcsa Ts.t ste re.nbsrs Of the Eo1te O
Representatives. haze received w..a 1sey sers;-
ei'.y Tia messsg3 feoan ths seua.e araounciag tie
dsa.h nf tho Eo1. VIM. Bal a"d Preston V.rSiuis
Senator la aha Confederate Congrs5a.
Fesolria tnat q copy OF tnsss resolutions bo
mu.!ea..d by iae Clerk TO ihs family Of tie
lie c,sssi
kssoiUsd That IS raa!S o. resYect TO sls memo.
- ei tie dece .scd. this R3ass DO now sSjourn.
Tav re es>iatisns wsrs a1opte sssa the Eous,
sairusEs aatn i2 O'Clock to yaosrosv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16
COUxT PR0C1EDIFaS.

Mcyor's Court, 7aursdGy, January l5sA John
kiisy. charged wsth getting into tSs City Railway
csr while dru.k. end smashing Ep . window was
regni.e TO siye security f,r his good behavior.
Thomas, sisvs Of Mary Fox, was committed for
trial for 800 IA notes. tho property Of Belle
Mofti3
E. Augustus 0ady Was ex ami.ed and cent ON 10 the
husting, Court On charge preferred BY Melinda
Summers that ko had stolen fsom her a ssld
watch snd chain, worth e2S He wst allowed TO
give y -OO bail for his appearance
Tayl'-, slave OF VIM. Lumpkin was ordaYed n
thrsahin8 for making An assault On John H. B.unt
. white person.
John .Grter AID Gam Jones two rival nesro
csrtiren. were arraigned for indulging In Azht on
4stn saeet opp0sits Gen Winder'S osfiee They
e'efc2 ordered - lashea
J ,Sn z 1oOune wsa partially examined en- the
chsrgo Of causieS Pat carney sdsath bys ars.es "
Shooting tis uusket At soma ducks on the basin -
Tue csse wa, continued.
RnstiaSs Cyxrs. 7alrsday, jan l5-Jamss K.
Caskis, hecorder. presiding - Patrick AcNemara
ana William Lee were srraisued for sxaminaii n
oa the charge OF having, on tbs night OF December
2oth, assaulted Lsz rus Powell . soldier, near the
O-a Mnket House and after ku3ekiDg him down
IN an approved ga.rotipg s.yle, robbed him of Q
comb wtrth 81. 1hs witness teetifiea that he
saved his pocket book and oons souts by letting Il
fall on the ground unpercesvsd when the dss era
docs approached. After knocking him down they
failed 10 find anything but the comb. WREN they
depGa ted Le searched and recovered kls funds The
prisoners were eeot on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16

NicILY CAUeET.-An ninois soldier deserted
s;om his regiment In Kectncky, and. forging a
psss sIcceeded In passing the gcarGs at this city.
sna arrived in New AlosnYo On Wednesday az pa.
rolled prissn-r. There, however, ss We learn fsora
the Lcdyy, he was ovsrhauled by Lbs provos. guard
asd asked fer his pass 'Ivc got parole, ssr," he
rel He'd 70 the guard; hsre 1t Is" sha~inz Lim tho
io- ged cceurent which ives signad 'C9rby Smith F"
Tine sus.d carefully examined It, and thea tuning
upon tie sucker, hs said: mo, you d,n't old fel.
lo. that parole is kumhuz Kirby Smith bss
pretty mach cult epeiling his name C4rSy" I'LL.
NOS ockn w.sged the CORN and said no had paid tea
wrote II knew how TO SPELL Kishy smiths name
Hs was sert to the tarrscss il tbls city.-Loais-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16
LOCAL M.ATTER..

City Couaen "A called re esir g ,f this body was
hsld az O'Clock. Wednesday evening lsst Pres-
ent: y EAuAdsrs. fPresidsnt) and qaoirm
Ths oS;ect Of the meeting vas announced 10 ba
to taxa sctton in relation to getting certain
city employees exsmp.od iron tho operation Of
the ccnscdp. act.
On motion Of Mr. Scott, It was
Kssoived, That committee b. appointed to
uasnorlaliss ,ugress to exempt sion city oaiceTs
~ the City C3uncu may coetify TO tina Sscr ,tac7
Of War axe Indispensable 70 carry en- he cisy gov
ernmsot In its various branches.
A resolution was passed sppropr;sting 81. Geo fer
4hs benefit Of the Female Orph an Asylum. paya-
Bic to the Treasurer half cash, balance In ak
mon.ha.
Ths following ordinance relative to dead sni.
ma1 sud other fitay And cffensivs mater, wss
rsaa me regulate number Of tipes and passed:
skc l.-That no dead snim.ls and other filthy
matter removed from the city, shall hereafter be
deposited at any place less than oua mile beyond
ns cay nmit5, uniess tae same be deposited II OF
neaf the nitrs bsds established by tie
government. Any person violating this seetion
ing ten dollars. $3.50 A"' e~oeos
SIC shall Be the duty Of the os,ss,s and
employees q the city. removing the bodies f ac,s
ca N pufxusnos OF the oedlnsuce 10 danosi. -,
same as0s near tha aaid nitfe bsds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16

I POCKET FULL OF QREEssAcxs. A CORES.
EoAdart OF the Mobile AdUsS1tssr, writing from
Grenada, Aisx says:
he EEccess sf Var -Dcrn's recent raid Tito Holly
sstion llearu thss rncTning tia. sevcral muIAs
pasaed with qa.ninc. morphine, snd other vauahIo
saedicai stores, have coEne In. The Texss troops
and smused thcmselves by tearing thsm INTO
shreds snd lighting ankee cicsn with ore hun,
dred dollar sree2eack bills am relIskl5 MORN,
ed thai the G ,mEisssxy Of Taxas regslasnt has
$500 600 Of Yankee funds, ana that ths-s srs $500
Coo at headapsy.srs. Tas mail kag which cor
ta nSd Grants headquarters mail Mas captured,
aad In II . large am0uat Of Northern newxpspes
ecrrssucndence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16
,EssAGs OF THR GOVERNOR CT LOuIs,.
ANA

Ths Le.is' 'a,nrs Of Louisiana having been called
,ge.her by Gov. Eoors. met at Cps.ousas en- the
"a nit. The receipts Of the State dur;- g tie
rss.n. So were IS s9s,i.9, Of wh;ah S5 a.e ,74a
tss he resrl, of the sale CT per cent boaas and
rsssary no.ea. Ths expenses we're 81 4sl.6.o ef
h.ch 81 aj5, ,ls2 was fer lbs Military Fmd. OUs
c balance in the Treasury, 50 5oG.co0 has teen
,niited 20 the Confederate Government in pre-.
sJment Of the War tex. Fer the ersuirr year
,e Goverro. III inks /. will te Ieithcr p.oper ror
racsi.ai 80 depsnd upon taxation rs the insfrs CT
,is,Es ever partial revenue, sc ttrse four.hs Of
40 tsxpsying portion OF louisiana Is in ths haaLa
{ tae ensnJ. With references to the productions
the sts.s, the Governog says:
The resolution spontaneously cGop.ed snl acted
q by cur Elaaiers OF refuci5S lie ususl lr;p cF
sisca aud increasing t5Et oi gain, tss prcdaesd
is most sensf.isi effect /. Is " Ills Elssns
nne Il Ne Eo.y Gid curseisas zuia TO su!p.s
II a-uy with bread 4 eonti1r Arce Of tAis pa
.otic policy viii ecsrTs agnln7s Eanntfai E1gs;y
grain creps ena eres3stutfJ fcr iae gr:rg.
Ihis poi.1- is = danger of bong partially de-
.tfd by tna ra,id iaGzeaaa Of ests,i sh,a,:ts Scr
10 d.stiieiio1 of grain iIio yshiGssy sad i ri1.
sses into run Tie absorpt.0u g, tlssa es,aa.
shEEsnts, cf lsEgs Ri fleres:1e ,lisEirs fz Asss
NpUstsrt arueiaa Gi scosiiieboe .orestenH L no.
nmedis:sly cheaEec, ~ prCdu2s ss''cIa a:..i1iu
IN the Glsntity available as Eoo3 .cg iEa .,ecpe
Id the army. Your incorporation is Invoked 10
rrsst the further prcgTssG Of ii!s sVi
Though tbs fsl! Ct Few oriearsa was a bite hg.
cllistlon TO the fcops os Louisiana it has caused
&c esondsneY, ,saa tnsy can never e "bt les b =
,lznj.sl msn.s, iniini5atcd hy tf!os:5, 20. ven.
s1;Fhsd h p-oeisiaa;ioRG" The oosegnor csr.
tl1Gas as follows:
Lst il yisl. % tbs Prezi.5nt toe rsars1srvs7 eaa
s3snSe, nleriisd by his signal earyi.ss, nis paFcl
l.a ps;r a.isn, ard bis inexperienced a@i.isy. Let
d. jr,;is;.y Sustain .hs GeEc-l7 IL ,hs cteauoa
): their piapa, ard eaessf2ily augpiy ta5 wants o
u sr@y th1; deserves es.ry.l.og OK q psoFi3
Ehom It IS rseen H3 from sahi rstise, fryra izno
ainy, snd from 6czIaastioc sscIse tt.:.a G@gi..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16
THx EsEMy III oagga sRIss &C UNITY.

The ensEaT have recsntiy r,sds another ras, ia:o
Esesnarisr eonaiy, ~h-rs ,ssy e5samii', d q nair.
ker sf dtpreda;ions Their nwmae. sziS-ltea 10
,eaut ono nuaarel asd Gits. TLey yer, ,u-ati With
n ens milo Of Ls~is5urg. ~hets .aey bs..nea
he BAN a joseph FssustsF, ,r, contain
IS ssH horset. saovsnder, &c. They also arsd h,s
s~'sliIng. bat the timely arrival OF co,npsay Of
sasars bsssssiaa save! It fgou destruction. yhsy.
hso, burned tbs dwelling, hare, srsnasy. saa N-A
sis OF Aaissn Haaalsy, saeet OF the esusity. 70.
gsshes wish his fdrnisare sad srssa. The snow
-as sevess inches deep. sn his taaly were iura.d
at In shssr nigh. caoshes-his wife ba. sfootea- -
Er. n. WAS KEEP: under guard until his hsass wss
% fsr consumed that be WIGS uaabls to ssre aDy.
hinS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16

EaLFsSH Jan The state Jstirnng hes ed:
v.1es from X ;astcn Of this cGse, Forty regiments
cf abolisionisis LEI. aewaeru yesterday iu he ii
roas.on Ct Wilmington. crossing E,ics's creek.
- COURIER foM Eejor z3stbe.ca.: reached Kiuston
ihiA nor.sg, ana -ays tss enemy, six to ton tAcr-
sand s'rong. ars edvaoc.Ig towaris Kicston, con.
csntratipg {! Coils cEsss.
sECosD DisPAfcai
HALEfoIf, Jan. I5.--The Sd,e Journals Eirs.
tor ronsen: ts.esrashs tka. the taocr.sd dc.
9artnfs of forty regiments OF Yankees 70. vii.
Eliaaton ia q ,1stsks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the sensts the clsims Of tie cand;da.ss for
be Senatcrahip were urged by their friends but Nd
@slot was taken. In tie EcEse the q1sgtlon O.
ss ssnstorship was discussed uus ressIy 3e'c'oSk,
Faen one vote was take1, Tsgulsins as follows:
or Hon. Wn c. R.vss, 81; Jadss John.J. Alien,
), Hon. John B. Floyd, -. snd Hen Chas. ".
asseI = no choice WAS made, and the House
iouraed unit, to day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-16

Lmcky 1se.ps On Wednesday. shout O'Clock.
yAaxs. was playing tile-Aad ssck on TN nrsm i,ss
0; Mr. Geo. L 1afusst. ON 25th street, uSica Hni.
tbs boards covering an old wen on which h1 hsp..
rensd - b standiaR. gave way and pseclpitstsd
him to tbs bottom, q dis:saes os thirty feet. ln
Ii, descent hs fell against md broke itovt sesnt.
ling p.aesd aoross the middle Of the well This ws.
t.r was five feet deep, bat By some sans be man
aged to secure foot hold and Just keep Tia ks&d
shove water. Tho cee inense caused large ard
excited crowd to aassnble, mona Of whom volun.
tssrsd 70 rescue the lad, tnl . snail bog namsd
Johnny Wright appeared. snd gaceFoualy OF rsi
to un1sstake It. 4 rope being secured 70 tueket
he WA lss down ana hs sson appeared atlAs top
wish little Burgess Q fsIew pAIsena3. He wHs
NOT oaly THANKED, bntrs wxdsd by tha osesioyed
parsnss Il the impssiilsd lad.