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

A77tual Of ABOLITION CGers aud So'diers -
Qrig. ..0sa. August Wilack, OF the Is: brigade, 2d
divisi1n, OF 1osscracss army, ami g. osaer com.
missioced oEcess, pars tf lbs proceeds Of BraRxe
encounter with tae Usshi sas st Aurf,eesbcro !.
Tenn, ar.ivsi ii1 lJsdxnond At q late hour sunday
nigh: the G. fnsoogat down iss msn, ,,- CAP
tused ca a. ~ February S6th aaar Wood.
stock, BY - S3sgee If Gen sress com.
mand. nnmiss cffsers taken
WITH tho men, a4 1ronsht TO Richmond were
Ospts Pat KanosF BYrIes, John struthers,
j cha Kline, u 3 Eassi a.d J Bowers: aud Lisuti
Jos Eobertsr John Ailey, Lew Ncaskia, 9
Feadsor, snd Jas Clarke, all Of Ponnsylv.n G ).
vslry reSinsn:s There are Hov asont .2l Aboli.
ton c fd ,ers In the Libby psisnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-03

Cyrisd to the Peait;ntiary. George Eoppell.
who was c,ov:e,ed on SATURDAY IN jugs Lyons q
cour Of bairg coass,nna In garrOtng Lioneman
Fstrsn la ths city jlii, srd sentenced to Tar 90
years Inn D. o ;ma2.. wSa carried thithar on yes.
teIdsy- youth named ychn 1yhitiaar, pus IN
the city jalfr forging and p,ssns ons dol 'ar
Virginia Area usS aSss, w:ao W cozcsrned In the
3, transsoioc, WAS alGo ceovistsd, and received
the ., M, sentenes The C1,y Sarsaans also csr.
riea him to the Etae's 2risoc yesterday s,cag with
3s.ss 8. Eyer, seat 70: two yests ior st.siiog
horse siona aing to Elz abs upt. Euass Lyo ns .
Cenrs WAS enssgod the whois OF ysstsfd.y l.. lry.
ing unlawful te'siier case. CLo mora or mi.
uais viii be tried today.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-03

Edy2rs Court, Monday, March James Foik 9
and 1amfs Williams, fighting in the s..set, wsYe
required to We security for their coed bshayior.
IEosnas Dila,hav, charged VITA eleslidg an
o7erccat from Gscags w. Dayis, was committed
for further ssa-onatol.
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fss.
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Haeksr zie, slave of Gso Eutsoa, and Harrison
slave OF DE-. MIrge. wele whipped fer gong With.
out passes, as prescribed By Law.
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and getting monsy under false prsssuess
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committed to await ihs call Of his owner
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-03
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02
qURL1sRED (pAILIl nY
EDGAR SNOW DEN JR.
ns- OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
8 ~. -, formerly French's y Book Store
" AR NEW S.


WAR NEWS.
The Chattanooga Rebel states, as o rumor
current At Athens, Tenn, that 3 fight occur
al .t Washington, small Villages on the Ten
oo,soe river, on Saturday the 22d ult., be.
.,so.o tho Coniederates under Forrest and 8
I,ryp force of Federal troops, IN which the lat
,sr we're driven back seven miles. The loss ON
both sides is reported TO have been heavy. -
Another fight is said TO have subsequently &C.
cprre3 81 Pin Hook, in which the Federal
troopy we're again repulaed,
The New York Express says: Letter from
New Orleans assures us that an attack On
Mobile will shortly be made by three corps, un-
der connaud Of Generals Franklin, Ord and
Heron, the whole under the direction Of Gen.
Banks. Admiral Farragut is to command the
fleet, which is expected to roduoe the harbor
de(enSes."
From the Army Of tho Cumberland it IS
said that Gen. Crook hal reached the summit
Of Lookout Mountain, distant nine miles from
Chattanooga. He reports the mountains clear
Of Contederatea. In Chattanooga the Con-
icderates we're engaged il throwing up tortih-
cations.
The troops sent in pursuit Of Quantrell' S
men have all returned to their posts in
Kansas.
4 New York Correspondent Of the Phila.
dephia Inquirer says -" An important meet
ing Of the citizens Of Louisiana, at present
stopping in this city, is 10 be held on Monday
next at the St. Nicholas Hotel-so / am in
iormed-for the purpose Of taking into con-
alteration the propriety Of taking such steps
as will influence the President TO encourage
the readmission Of Louisiana into the Union.
The restoration Of the civil and judicial ma
. chllery, with elections, &C., will be urged;
Shle State Convention, fresh from the peo~
{ p!e, to repeal the ordinance Of Secession, will
De advocated as the most feasible mode Of
bringing back the Pelican State to it's old moor.
'0sS' Dr, Cottman Is prominent in the move
nCn:.
Ide New York Void declares that the draft
. aas been suspended in Ohio, as a bribe to the
people Of that State to vote against VaIlandIg~
nam for 1}overnor, and adds:-"It ia aIl
very veil for the administration voters to boast
aoS easy matter it will be to defeat Mr..
aiiaodjghan At the polls, but this step
@1c1lng the draft shows that every desperate
1?e9Ient will be tried TO make sure work
~ $'t tie city election Of Wilmington, Del,
8"Ap1n Ter Mayor, on the Union ticket, is RS
T'tea. The Unionists have carried every
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02
FROM CHARLESTON,

FROM CHARLESTON
There is nothing later FROM Charleston.
Some additional facts and speculatl0ns have
been cleaned from the Richmond papers OF the
26tIl and o9th It was understood st RIch-
mond that Sumter though seriously preached,
would not be abandoned as "Beauregard had
expressed biz detcrmir alton TO held 1t to the
bitter end It was thought moreover, that
ts possession might DE maintained by the erec-
ton Of temporary forti6catons. The bonn
bardment OF both Wagner and Sumter was
progressing slowly No more shells had been
thrown into the city Of Charleston, AS the
three hundred pounder Parrott, the only gun
that could accomplish such 3 feat at the dis
tance Of I've miles, was permanently disabled
The Richmond Enquirer suggests, II the shell
ing Of the city should be resumed, that the
Federal prisoners now II Richmond be sent to
Charleston and distributed we'll over that city,
and then inform Gilmore that Charleston IL
vites his shells. =
The English files By the City oI London,
are replete with comments on the prospects OF
the war The Times has an article on the
s'barbarity'' that is beginning to De developed on
both si7es,-but especially on the aide OF the
North, The war as now waged, says the editor,
should nut human nature in the nlnoteenth
century to shame. The Manchester i uardian
has an article on the militray situation, leading
! i to the conclusion the although the South
NAV vet undergo many cruel trials: it cannot
be sybju gated so long as il is determined to, be
| free. The Herald, Telegraph, and other
! journals, continue to write IN similar Veln-
| the Daily News and Morning Star alone pre-,
santing things IN light favorable to the Federal
| cause.
| The Memorial DipIomatique announces that
his Imperial Highness the Archduke ferdinand
Macmillan accepts, with the consent OF his au-
gust brother, the Emperor OF Austria, the new
Mexican Grown. The Memorial gives histo-
ry Of the negotiation dating back from the
month Of October, 1861, and closes by stating
shat ss;n announcing the defnltlVe acceptance OK
The Archduke Ferdinand Macmillan, We do
not put forth single conjecture, but reso!n-
sion based on authentic facts.
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The report of the Committee Of the Com.
mon Council Of Washington, on the Suo]ect o.
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad,
concludes as follows
THE road is now advertised 10 be sold &C
public sale by the trustees, Messrs Bradley
& Son. under Instructions OF the mayor, N
accordance with the action Of the late Coun'
ellis, r is TO be hoped that through this sale,
or the legal proceedings following upon It's :I 1n,
nouncement, the question OF tue value OF 'ne
Cornoration' interest in the road may be
brorght 70 O definite issue. The committee
respectfully report back the bill referred to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02

h. At tie city election Of Wilmington, Del. !,
"""pn, " TOR Mayor, on the Union ticket, is RS
''ced. The Unionists have carried every
"a ,a'a and precinct in the city. The Councili Is
>>s,ss55llI7ooQsly >,s Union. Every Administration
ISe}"Idate, Including the Treasurer, Assessor
''S50leo and Inspectors, are elected,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-02
FROM THE RAPpAHANNOCk.


true.
Through private information We are salts.
fed that General Stuart has been tor some
days past making preparations, III the vlclnits
Of Culpeper Court House, Tor an extensive
cavalry movement In some dre:tlon as yet III
known to us.-IWasb. Star.
The New York Herald says;-"Some one
hundred and fifty brokers in Wall street, who
two years ago we're worth nothing, Or less than
nothing, are now worth each from $3.50, 900 TO
$4,000 600, all from the expansion OF the cur.
rency and the movements Of stocks. They
have been resorting during the summer to all
sorts Of extravaganza in dress end il other rs.
spects, at the watering places and in various
forms, realizing the old proverb, put beg
ear On horseback" &c. Some Of them are
building mansions up town, some villas in the
country, and some, Ve believe, are building
castles in the air, while others are said to be
building pleasure yachts TO make the tour Of
Europe. Let them 60 ahead. They have
lust one year from date, Or al the utmost elgh"
teen months, TO make more money to support
their neW style. At the end ct that time,
when the financial machine breaks dcWu.
bursts ND, or runs Of the track, let all on the
| train attached to il look out for terrible
smash, which is bound % come as sure as
| fate.
| The chances OF war between Russia aud
France, growing out Of the Polish question, ap
pear TO be diminishing. 1t turns out that the
snote recently dispatched by NJ. de pHuys TO
| St, Petersburg, in answer TO Gortschakof S
curt refasa! Of the Six Points, so tar from
he;ng ''short, sharp and decisive, as the tel.
| egrap hers represented, is Thoroughly pacific.
| Ditto the English mote" Both persevere in
the proposals formerly made BY the Powers TO
Rnssia. They regret that Russia has not con.
sented to accept the Six points, the project OF
: conference, and al arnlstlco, but hope that
of,or mature consideration the Government Of
rho Er,nerov will arrive at different conclu.
slou, u..uu----.--
Ady;cas from leading men ct the South scout
a. the idea Of cession Of Texas az al Offset 10
the recognition Of the Contederacy by France
Tbev state that the South is willing TO con-
ch,de liberal treaties with the Emperor, but
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Southern soil will be re-
sisted until the last argument against It is ex~
hausted.
The telegraph IS said to have committed
,,atar;al error, in tbs transmission Of the dis,
match from Cairo, announcing tho capture OF
100 O0O bales Of cotton, near Natchez. The
word ssbales, it ia said, should have read
mounds, which would make, allowing $50 pounds
70 the bale, Just $50 bales. Quite difference
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24

The Federal army opposite Fredericksburg,
is said in the letters from the army, to be put
to some inconvenience for the want of wood
The Prince Georgian Of Nd, takes decided
and strong grounds against the Emancipation
with compensation poicy-and sajs that
the people OF Maryland will never consent to
emancipation under the present circum-
stances
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24
DIED
more county.

On the 2ad inst, JAMES TUBMAN, in the
SD year of his age. He leaves a wife and seven
children, who deeply mourn their loss. Va The
friends and acquaintances Of the family are in
vited to attend his funeral, from his late resi-
dence on Cameron street, between Henry and
Patrick streets, on tomorrow (Sunday) after
noon, at 3 o clock. Baltimore Sun and Port
Tobacco Times please copy.l
On Tuesday, 18th inst, after short but pain
ful illness, HORATIO NEUMAN, Of Prince
Georges county, Sd, III the 74th year Of his
age.
In Prince Georges county, Md, on the Goth
daughter, Mrs. J.. VI. Brown. after a lingering
illness, JUDSON NAILOR, in the 18th year
Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24
c, C. 3 r A . L z 7 ,

cod'oet, Chair and Sofa Woneyoctory,
CORNER KING AND ALFRED STREETS
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
II 40 constantly on hand and offers to the pub
- =. nc, an excellent assortment Of CABINET
~ ~ axe, SOFAS and CHAIRS Of every vare-
W and on the lowest cash terms, which. for du~
49, and finish, cannot be 81 -passe1>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24
The Position Of the Army.

The Position Of the Army
rc.o.;o1 D;spntch to the Phi1ade1phiu Inquirer. ]
WASHINGTON, January 23.-lnt,nse excite
o,ont has prevailed here during the last two
,7avs, with regard to the movements Of the
Armv Of the Potomac Rumors have been in
circulation embracing every variety of incident
that could befall an army, from the pinnacle Of
+r;umnhant success, to the abyss Of disaster and
defeat.
There is the highest authority for stating
that our army has not engaged the enemy, has
ropt no losses, and has not crossed the Kappa
hammock. We may ever: oturther, and assure
our readers that it is safe in It's quarters oppo-
size Fredericksburg, awaiting a favorable con-
;nction of the elements to allow it to march
January rains and Virginia mud have again
triumphed over the finest army the world ever
saw. and the counsels Of prudence prevail over
The iD,natient and FESTIVE desire for forward
movement.
r IS impossible for those at distance to
conceive the fury Of the late storm, which has
sveled tbs Rappahannock from lazy creek
into mighty torrent, and transformed hard
roads into bitches filed with soft, oozy mud,
into which cavalry houndered, artillery mired,
and infantry almost disappeared from sight.
The n. 7. Post, in an article condemnato-
~ of General Fitz John Porter, has this:
He was a jealous partisan OF Gen. McCell-
an At the desire Of Mcclellan he was promo
ted to the rank Of ma jor- general, tor very
doubtful riece Of service, and zeal ter the hon
or and interest Of Mcclellan apparently made
him blind to the honor and interest Of his coun-
try.
The Bankrupt bill will receive consideration
after the disposal Of the great question of fin
ance. The feeling in favor Of its policy is
growing
4 member Of the Government in high Office
replied to Congressman, who called his at
tention to an article in the Washington Chron~
1cle, urging the immediate arming Of the slaves
that editors who puIposed to write on that
theme had better hurry up, or they would be
outstrpped BY the action of the War Depart
ment, already far advanced on that war-path.
Prot. .. 4. Brownson, (vhite man, Fred.
Douglass (colored man, and T. ". Brown, a
Eayusa chief, (red man, are lecturing in CHI
eago.
Arrangements are being made for the spec
ny emission Of the one hundred million new
treasury Notes authorized by the late Joint res
olution Of Congress.
4 oil has been introduced in the Legisla-
cure OF Illinois for the exclusion of free negroes
from the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-24
WAS COMMITTED to the jail O

MAS COMMITTED to the jalI OF Prlnl e
way. on the 4th day Of January, 1863, a negro
man, who calls himself JOHN DAVIS. He
is not very black, about six feet high says he
belongs to Mr.. Thomas Carr, of King and Queen
county, Va His right hand is contracted by a
cut Had on a brown cloth jacket and white
linen pantaloons Says he was brought over
bv soldiers He is about p years old. Now
notice is hereby given, that unless the owner Of
said negro, John Davis, shall come forward on
or before the 18th OF March, 1863, and pay Of
secure all such costs and charges as have &C
crued by reason Of experimenting, imprisoning
and advertising said runaway, then the said ne
gro will be discharged. according to law
PFTER G. GRIMES, Sheriff
ian l6-1aw3w Of Z. o. county, Nd.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NOsTRUs
MAKERS.

Through the ignorance of the Quack Doctor knowing
no other emedy, he relies upon MERCURY and givesit
- ali hs pltens in Puis Drops, &c, the Nos,rum
Maker equally gno adds TO his so called Extracts
Specific AutdoIe, &c, both relying upon its effects in
caring few in hundl ed il is trum leted in various
ways IN oughOut he land but, nothing is said
OF the balan some of whom die, others grow worse,
and are lett 70 lnger and suffer for hs ears, un-
til relieved or cured if possible by competent physc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
QUACK NoSTRUM MAKERS,

through false certificates references and recommen
datons OF thec medicines by The dead who cannot
pose contradic. them who besides, TO iurther
their i'm position copy from Medical Books much that
written of the qualities and effects different herbs
and plants ascrpe ali the their Pills Ex-
tracts Specifics &C., most Of which if all, contain
Mercury, because of tie ancient belief 0: lis curing
everything bat now known TO xiii more tnau is
cured nd those not killed constitution2ly injured for
life.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Soap Mandatory.

1hh subscriber has In operation Soap Manufactory
In Montpelier Village. II proposes to take the ,ra
etiai At the roNdencey Of such, as wish sell to
m: ouy'ns their ashes md grease, and selling them
nsoa rtos OF soap, and deiiyering 1t to them He will
~ sents p,hc fer sshs yjxnd bts cents pound
4, - % ADa w sell New Soap st$5,oo and. Old ap
A'ntpsiisr, April l1,ylses. 'ie do.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 4th, 1868.
Trsims Going ~ uth and East.

Leave Montpelier ~ 80 Nj, IL 05 M. and 10 33 Pm
M AL TRAIN leaves St.Abans at 6,35 A. M Buriing-
NA ton 10 NJ, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for from ST. Johnsbury and Lit
Teton, and with Northern Railroad for Bos on ,
Worcester &c, and conaectng at Bellows Falls with
cheshire R. Il. for Boston and with Vermont Valley f.
r. tor Springfield and New York, arriving New York
at TO- Is p. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Montreal 600 A. NJ Rouses
PoInt at s 90 for Northield, Rutland and Troy.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensbutg at 1918
Mont at 345 NJ, Houses Point at g. 90 NJ. arriy
ing at Boston at $40 A M, connecting al Bellows Fall
with Cheshire K K. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r Il. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.20 p. M.