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DR.. Johnston,
Der ein3iBe ArBt, peIGer anIstBt.
Ba1timore =9Ofpttat.
Cur llntsrb:iifun8 brr anodIaI6sret etubltrt.
Dsr ftnstge 0lab In ber g8eIt, TOO ltbsre
l9nelle uno esitnp!ide Rureu tn
aeheimefs Aranfbetten

sentdt perten ais Ia fins: 3eusuns8unidtsfei S6ndde
in 9ufen no BEN Iiepern, @ntsnbungen ber tsreH
unS Sf1e, Saamenerstebnnger S4wie Der Nsrpen WtG'
eentwdde Wltttetet Wteeereefbld9enteit SerfoneeS'
f6wade Serstepsn Sdi6ern6et 3tttsru, Au8enl&wdde,
SwtnbeI, appfitmers Gnt5inbun9 Res Safes, ber taIe
ter 9nnee beS DdgerS her @tudepette nS aler jsner
ebeI, b eertien 9'betmen Gerbnte ten Ger huge B.
~elte ibrsn Sprn 8el9rtber nb ais Ger Strenen &c:
fns BEN @eahren ees usles tcrrubren nne wenn atft
Scitte 9eteilt merbf itre sdneube 9pfuIn9u rerntd
ten eGpdde Der Contribution terprrbrngen bic Gbe ura
1baia MAIDEN nnb Julstt ben &Trp unb Stna serfBren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-05

Ttr idredbien 8irfunsn tes Saters nb ebr sa fdE&-
ten. @erlu eeS sbi@tniie@ Ssrwtrrun8 eer Soeen e'
ter @efel@aft udt a& @infamtete, NRtFtranen 8eaen
t4 ittbf. 8u!htiamteit ~ nc etnge ber lhlm'nea
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Srganil1e SAwd6s

ir6 untersu9@ eetetl ns bic SDle Strait ne6er ferBe
he DeSes urttare qst mede8 has 0eben eltnc unb
bic @fe unb 9aGtpmmsnhaft lnn68It me0t tA,oit tas
9pr8 9erer bic ttren Sci enihaftea nteoauen r5tnca.
Sunse 2eute inb 3u leid GIT Gusl9wet ngen senet9 NEIL
lie heren Splsen nt@t eenau fennen Obsleb e aud bur
Strituren NieSeri9lasen i'm Sarn Steu unb anbere IT,
fa6eu eneben tannt 10 TT e bod metaentbetl ene Splse
bes Mtsbronbes Der etelfen Sreane Qfer dber tl es
Idu9nen hd te &ra Der @aeusuns er bon Denen perls
rem prh bic M Detmltten eafsrm ereebsn nIS bon 0eus
BE tG irefe inb
ga offices Np. b'GrecertfFr.,
fteben Ebaren BON 8alttmcrefr., Siflt@e Sette,
Dte Stufea btnauf.
Wtdn merle G Staten unt SduSnitrnttr. ben Irvte
be nb trieert@e @aeer bur9trebenc nnb 9ewtnenlrie
Quaddlber, Subftder, SttefelWtter, StrdBenrsni6er
unb lauern aneesosen ucn Dr. 5ptnsns tu in Der dbe
R8. &ue Yriefe miiien eiren 9ct-Stanp enttnlten.
Cine oet!uu9 ii, 2 Ta8en 3uaeIi4srt.
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Befonber5 au bea04sn 4!

Or. SSobuGo btetet alien Denen feline Sl att uel@e f
bird icld eseeine nnS uunatirle @siH unb aDrper
fDrente iir tt Mrtett bic 0eeaafe rno bic unfGbt6
nddenee Safe aei1pIdt bdbcit.
er fnb etrt9e trdurisen unS 6edscnsSertbtn SOL
eet fc rben 0eprbnhsiten es yaters sw DE In, Sill
dt8 geruf Der N1u feltraf ersfrpen ne b5e lurube,
anasendpidc nprSnuna fer @ereauunss Srsane, oG6e.
rtejne Gnttrdftnn9, Gpmptpme Der S@ptnbiadt
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bic i burb bemltde 9aer eti4wdh baben Ste lie 10 oft
bpn bpIen &euten In Der Sue Iernen, pls
eem Ge aana9tltd fpren ielpu i'm S@IaTe, bur pplutr
men, ee penn nngetbettt pie @be lnbsltd MAIDEN nno
te ttun. eple beripnen ieu beprr tic eiuyeten In lie
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8,bstrat5sts psrIoneu,

pbs0er Sdrpdde etHeS aateren 6tnbe nes beDuBt
iinb, ipaten unper8lid Or. Scbufpn Static sebet.
que tncerntlie se9et ee Gbe ptpde pber peif9e Ger
rat.ng 9eiSbarst ber e 3ttern uab tppdbe, 6eer
9 ibSpfun8 Ter redIt&iten Ir werben itnea tartrt.
Derjentse relder & Der Setaublurg uub Nriprse bon
Dr. pbulfDn u:erjtett fann tbm ais etnsm Gtrenmanne
Otne urt M anUertrauen unb jHperftlt au icine ars=
Itde &ehtfld,fett berIc1eu .t-
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bebenfen ta elm seunber eT un Gin genber 66rter Bic
tbwen 9iten @rfcreerntie sur etelideu GlndIe9tet
ne Sa ebne teie Wso bic eie res 2ebsns 5ur trqur9n
Ntleertabrt. Die Musiiteu beS Seb u@ perinern i no
lt1 un9 bic eele w:r0 et8rtfen bon @erwciung unb
lanApliibcn 8erad)tuneen tGB unS bic 8renter pele
Abpere eentegen perreeert tnb.
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9lvttt

@3 0ibt rlee unmtFenee Nnt unGebeueSe Qnddidltet,
mee 9 ais gterse n1sgeten nnb Or stcbnlcn'S &ntun-
h9uR9en cDpiaen 5dub1tfer, otsleimper SpmPenpuger
Qebsm anat eren g8iienidat her wisetstn rem ne
brighten Getnfe pibmeten, h jiBt eBelmabs sebilbste
Me; ul;ren benz liner abrenen unb nidS Mr0e6 Abnen-
ben lid abrdn9en, bic ~euuptett " her mel@e n"glrdlt
der g1te III tire ano cinhen gern8 G0sen to rltni-
rein II. 3pHhcn Elt tsBD1lb fur ngtbaenea, SR er-
fGtren defenders ir Grlte peId! nit etnn &ue unbe
fanat inb eas n s5auti9unaen r6er 0isOine Ssfanbs
tn Ietnsr Glfre liegeit. .--. .r t
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l1r!heil Der NregIe.

Die niele &auente Wehe pabrenb Ser esen tsbensetu
Sabre In bie Mrfd TN rt NIB bic Denge MID
tiger mnne6r3 3tl6en Nptra ipnen, pele Or. Spbnf0
lbrte fe tttNn88~ Rappcrture unp uele d6ere
erionsn beifpotliien ta8 @Ublttu rpeberbpen
Tatet uutsrrtde purco, uab encld In 8eSu9 auf etren
ghaafter ais gbrenmenn IN 8eSY8 apf @baraer unb &C.
tpfenfaftefet ns 9eteenren cine WnreiTenee @eipGbr
leifuHs rF T..f .1 Hn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02
BURNING OF BRIDGES EY The ENEMY
EAST TENNESSEE

tn E0Lday last a body cf Yankee cavalry, rs
riously estimated as to puplbefs made Ii rail info
Fart Tenn nassse and destroyed two iruporten.
bridges On lhs Exs; Tennessee and virginia .;aiI.
rosd-Jne aeyoss the Rolste:l ard the 91her acsotr
Tia Ws.suea The bridge oEe; tie Golsloa G.
pioan,viie was guarded by solas Two hunlrsd u
cur cavsi.y, who, II s said. were completely sur
prised and n.@de prisoners without resistance. The
snenys force came to within Six n,ee OF Bristol
bat retired wlthou. visiting the pls9e. At Ike Wa
tauga bridge smsl! pa y Of etizsGs, Lsstilg or
sa,,izsd, e.Aine up With the enemy, ~h.n s,iIInis
sasusd, waen one of the Yankees was killed e,,
Two taken prisoners They belonged to &. Penn.
Eyiyanis regiment and re port thsif force a Ave
thousand
Tho Lynehburs Republican, ssss:
The ener1y frst entered Virginia between Cum
beriand Gap and Pound Gap, and pss slng ,hrous.
Estnpiiie In Scott county 70 Elouctvi.is fcleiieG
their mission o, E-i6gs bpzning snd made = demon
srssoa as ii 1t wss their intention to visit Bristol
This. bafoTe statsd, they failed 10 d n fearing
doubtless, to venture fsr They coutEued h
;he direction ot JonssborOugh but i; is e.ated by
our scoH:a, who came iate Bristol Tuesday nj sht
that they wers rss- eating over rssris no saiae
roots they had advanced.
Tbs distance from the point at which they er.
tered the Eiats lins 80 Jonesborough is bettee 90
aud 100 miles, and the raid la certainly a mos;
daring one, and argues sn audasity m the enemy
whica they were not supposed to rossexs. TkeY
Ne reported 70 have been piloted by militia Col.
onei OF Washington couaty. Tenn, hy the name Cf
Ward. whp iefs nis homo on Friday. ani.met them
at tbeI1ouLts.ns.
The damage TO the railroad Is Eericus Is, hsS.s5a
burning tLc brides named ths track Is torn ul y,
many piacss and the siiis and iron burnt 1hs
distance between The Nstsugs aud Holston T;yers
nine mics and the burning OF the bridges across
ihoss streams Involves loss og thai distance ir
our railroad communications !. y.it take several
weeks to repair the damagss, ard they como st Il
time when The road Is taxUd 20 its utmost capacity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02
COURT PxcdaEDlNaS

TIE Css~ts.-NoAs Of tie Courts Of Record have
been h session for wesk or more. The County
Ocrrt Of Aenriso, which site ON Monday neat. will
esvs = number Of sases of fslony 70 dispose Of
the Supreme Court Of ApEsais adjourned TO meet
on the 9Th Inst.
MsSsrs Court T1vsdsy. JasxAvy l. lss3-Ths
new year commsDsed with . small attendance at
Court and but few criminals IN tbs dock.
Henry Kcsbbs and Columbus Lee, heretofore. ar.
rested In house on 1Ath street snd hsld suspi.
cious characters, without visible means O; support:
were brought up for an exsrn nssioa. which, on
the psrt Of Kre6ts, concluded with hs discharge
Lee wss required to give $500 security bis good
dsnesnor, but tock an appeal from the Judgment
OF the Mayor to the Hrstiogs Court.
Russell +. Smith ard Ro. r. Haslsts wefe *.
raignsd for sssaulting O Q. Stewart, post-cfaes
clerk, fsw days since. llth street In thie case
the parties arrested were charged with also violat-
Ing the dusllinz act BY earryiue challenge The
case wss continued until Friday.
Ella, alsvs Of Julius Durlgsrdnsr, was asraensd
Tor stealing los Of esEso and other articles {ron
her master. Ths care, for want Of the proper Wit.
nsssos, was continued TIL Trsday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

SAVANNAH. Dec. 81 -Apseial dilpsscA to the
RePsbaesn, dated Ku.f.sssboro', Dee 30sh, says
- enemy took position yesterday afternoon one
mile In front Of ouf lines We burnt the splendid
mansion Of Ar. Oowan, on the Nashville turnpike,
four hundred yards In our front, together with all
the out houses; also, Nr. Hardsns rsaldsnce, On
the Wilkinson turnplks, in order 70 prevent the
enemy from csng them for shelter.
This morning Il raw and rsiny, and the inhabi.
tanss are rapidly moving beyond our lines. Heavy
skirmisAins commsuesd' to-day ss O'Clock, but no
general engagement he's taken place up to this
hour
The force Of tho enemy Il estimated at about
10000.
Hssvy Darsketry Arins has commenced In front,
and there are indications Of general and terrible
s,gsgemsnt this afternoon.
On our lefs the sngAssn0nt SOON became gene.
raj. and the battle d now raging heavily. The
greatest confidence prevails among our officers and
men. The ensmy hes msds Q desperate charge
upon ous lines, but was rerulsed with heavy losa
A hrilllEus artillery dus! Il now progresslnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02
xArrYas ALONG FBx BoRDIR.

We have very l,1s Information 81 cperasiena
alag the border. Abou. Yredsrishsbars svsV'
thing contina ass quiet
The specia. trsso On tie Cen.rsi road ~hish sr
stvsd In shis city ysatsrdsy hroash' down ~
prtssnera Including i've offoess. who wess tesen's
oapsu.eA by Gen Stuart q ths neiSl POI noo" -
Dunfrsss, Thsse ass said t. Do from lou 70 wv
stsh a 0ordousville cho viii probably Be oo~s
today. We upAsrstsad that Gen stuArt fses1'ss
h.d a Asht with the enemy nsa AIDA Louaer
eountv. IN which be killed Iurnhe; of he ensn2
snd took scus two hondrsd psissusrs. TSsfe
ware none killed on our side. In h!s round ss aa'
BEEN within twelve miles of Alexandria
Recent Intelligence from Oh ssapsake Bay repre-
sent tha. large numbers Of the eneDys transports
beiievsi 70 bs Ahaut 800. ars In those waters
VIVA, their purpose 10, We ere only left 70 conjsc
ture Foar Federal steamers csrae up the Yo'f
rtvsr day or t.o .so, ha. soon returned without
ssomplishing anything
The Rockingham RxSsss,, recsivsd las. night
says thst the Yankees again occupy W!ncaeste-
b., In what force Ia not known. On Monday tneii
pssks.s were tbzow1 cut Is far aKsrnsfown ters<
miles from Winchester. on The Valley turnpike
II Il presumed that their ohjsct d TO protect the
for engaged In the rsocns.rust!on Ct tas Bait
Ilo-e and Ohio railrosd.
On Monday, the 29d nit, ,scspt Imbodea, with
fsg,y men, hsd a skIrmish with tbs sDsrny o. War
dsnsv .!ls Hardy county. 10 which they killed fouI
Yankees, wouEded four others, and took two prs
onsss. The Abo'itiou!sts under Kliroy, are nov
stationed In and around Koc5efeld, and are railing
In Hardy With 81 iron rod. The loyal c;itz.ry 81
the county are leaving In large rumbsrs a short
time since, q respectable citasu ns med Weiy disd
snd had TO be buried In bis own yarj, the fssds
refusing bis ef1ct.d family permission 70 carry his
remains to tho battle-ground, which was only some
three hundred yards distant.
Z Yankee Lieutenant Colonel, b.icnging to
the la.h Virginia regiment, was recently captured
Ly private Confsdes a.s soldier named Seaman
who was wounded nj Sbsrpsburs. and who was al
home on furloush. The Lieutenant Colonel gave
up bis arms and horse to the wounded soldier, whe
pafoied and set hin st liberty. sesmsn was #
terwards captured by the Yankees, ard by then
tied and taken to Moorsfe'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

FREDERI0K.sUaa. Jsa. IA Aag Of truce came
svse ct o'clock this morn1ug. Another fas h ex.
psstsd TO morrow. The business Of the Tsdsrals
has not trAnsplred, but no importance b attashs
to th0f visit.
AL IL qulst sIons the lines, and, Judging
from present Appearances, viii 20 continue. Hssvy
firing has bssn heard 10 day beyond Fredsricks.
burg, bus ws srs In the dark - to the cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Works Of Art-aait, the sculptor bsn completed
spisnaid bust OF stonewau Jackson--s basso re-
Heyo-whch faithfully portrsys the features Of thai
distinguahsA ohieftain. He tas alec busts Of Cen
H. A.. Wise, Gov. Leteher, Hon jefferson Davis,
Hon. Z. Barnwsa Rhe.t. and hssd representing
tns genius OF the Confederate Sta.es. These works
evinse high artistic ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02
From Charlssssn--Ansther Enilis 81. Pierre
A6AiR

from C1afloeson-sAAother kAlllo st. Pierre
A6aiR.
CHARLEsToE, Dsa 3i.-Ths British steam slooD.
of.war Petrsl just from Rortfsss Monroe, 10 now
OF the bar. She will enter the hArbor ~ soon q
the tide psrmtA It Is reported tast the French
corvette Milan. now IN the harbor. viii remain un.
u the receipt Of further orders.
Another rssaptare similar 10 the Inuls g.
Pisers a8Aif has taken place. fns Schooner 1nna
futtla Supposed bound for Oonfsdssats pset
Wa taken By . Yankee cruiser, and pat n sAargu
Of pFiss crew. Ths orislnal o0ssn and crew
being lsfs on beard - prisossrs sdFoisly rssa,'
tsrsl the schooner and carried tho vsssal bask 70
Nassau, with the prise orsw a. prisoners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

0essrHnsnt Works. -Ths -Oozfsdsrsss Govern
nent have esssblixhsd quit- a settlement CT
Browns leland. place formerly dsvoted to cock
fighting and similar smusep1snss, and have now
nearly three Aundred females employed In the
workshops located OF the island, making up ball
Cart Idycs and other graall azaEuntion. The place
wears quite q thriving aspect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Psfsestvs u W~.-Sevsntyione prisoners Of
wsr, ninetssn Yankss sutlefs snd one negro,
were brought rom 0ofdonsvills on yes.erdsy, vis
Central railrcad and lciksd In shs Libby Prison
They were csptured at Dumffiss, on the 9Th De-
oerabsr, BY Gen. StuArts cavalry. Among the
prisoners were Paul Baks. % L:out co. G, LIST
Nd Cavalry, and J Ohm e. Cls7bsurns. 1st Lieut.
l3th Illinois cavalry. 1--WE huasrsc ara expected
TO day from 0ofdcr4viIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Irrssts-Ths city police yes.srd. " arrested Jno
Robertson, frss nsgro, on the charge of assault.
Ing and stsbbins Alfred sIsvs, beIonrno 20 Thos
Mc0se, and robbing him Of ec3 The only other
party arrcstsd was man too drunk to sive bis
NAME
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

freR Vicksburs...TAe Enemy Again Re.
pulsed
vIcxssuaa, Dsa so.-A courier has just arrived,
who states that the enemy attempted to storm our
lines again this morning. but after severe combat
were rspulssd with heavy loss. No further par.
ticulsrs at present. Ths loss Of the enemy Il said
70 bs about three hundred Killed and wounded, and
four hundred prisonsrs Our loss II about Fifty
killed end wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

TXnw Il ns11Sro -0o.n.v =, -
0N1e 90 - eoS116 ~ IL
"a 104 AAkN A. ADGl - a
- 1easooe os1V 0D11l 1l1llt . l61 ~
- - Jog4Zs - O. - q -
esqmo4an8 9 III - =, D 1ueA u r
~ - - ~ 0e190 Or ~ - -
- ~ -. e0G4n0 - - =
- 4A1 yboA - eeAoGR = Go111 r.
aMA n WAih 49, r nSa - 96esS-E 0L
nAase : 3 oIo0useA 3lea1os1Sl - ~.
~ q 3 1Wer -. fl0GSon. G1GalS 1sss - A.-s
4WNa-0n1RS ~ - 4 ~ HSf1S ~ 1~aA
msa1AA - neee11SlS - ~ S17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

:. Asms Rstnrssd.A number Of fine brass and iron
neid plece have lately been sent to Richmond irom
the army Of the Potomac aud other plaesx Those
pieces had bssn supplan.ed by others captured in
battle, many Of which combine the latest improve
meuta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02
'sPoR1FT faon nuaFREfssoao'
THE BATTLE COMMENCED.
&C., &c, &c.

AURYREEsBoRo, Dsc 30-Rail fell dsring last
night snd continues to day. Occasional artillery
firing began .. . o'clock this morning and lasted
until IL ssloek, whsn our entire lsft, bstwssn The
uashvisls and Salem road, appeared. Heavy and
rapid maskstzy firing then eommsnssd, and stlll
1cnsinr-s.
12o'c.ock M-Ths heavy guns afs also heard.
bat ~ Jet We have nothing from the battls-Asld,
which issonly two miles Distant fhs sisissns ere
ail eonAdsnt o: victory. There ID no sxeItsment
psroepslbls.
Nothing further has been heard from Morgan.
though II u certain that he hagdsstroysd railroad
communication between Nashville and Louisville,
and routed the enemy at Russslvills. Ky.
tsHcoND DIsPATcHI
AURERxKsBoRo', Dee. 30.-1hs day has passsd
without any general sngagsmsns. About nins
o'clock heavy end brisk artillery duel was fought
osesslosally interrupted With sharp shooting. The
firing gradually closed on both sidss sbout r. Il.
The oasuatiss amount to almost nothing.
1t Is evidently the desire Of the enemy TO fQros
~ TO attack him bat failing In this desire. and
having passd his forses in positon, the battle win
open at daylight In the morning.
ARTILLERY and sharpshcosers were engaged today.
With the exception Of about IN hour scarcely
any snail arRs were used
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Open Aoxsa-Gov. tetcher kept an open house
Yesterday. New Years day, largo number CT our
eitscns svai!ias themselves Of tho occasion 10 Gall
and pay their respects t. the Chief Magistrate oil
the Commonwealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02
.M.EGRAnHIC NEWa.
nleAly MPcaTinE fAea 1Enafssffl
! GREAT VICTORY Owls nosns =
CAPTURE OF FOUR rHOUSAMp
PRISONERS AND THIRTH.ONS
PlxC11 OF ARIYLLERYl

The Saaowiag e9sial dispatsh was tbs
nsr.he rsssavsd at the War Department:
1uRSm11IoRo,, Dsa 81.
We assa2sd ~ snsmy this noenhg u 7 o'sloeh,
aAd aissf len hoars' hasd Ashsias havs driven him
nom every position, except hi sxhsns len, where
b hes sueea1fhlly rssistsd a w sap.ursd Ho,y
1aousaa6 friAeasss. including two Drissdias. Ga.
sra4 7Ah:y-ons Pieces ef Artillssy, end souas Two
hundred wagons aud tsana Our loss y heavy,
bat tAat OF the snsmy nush grsatAk.
DRAxf0K BRAas,
Genera, CeonanAme S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Sss~s Aorsalisy--Five Of the Yankee prisoner
who were wounded At the battle Of Fredszlcks.
burg. ar brought to Richmond died on Wsdnse
day iass, They were 80 badly wouaded that there
was hardly hops Of their recovery when they
were brought here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02


WY vALuA1lD L0T on SOUTH elDe
sxLI Ar XUCTiOH.-WmS n ~ q ~ -.
lses ON MONDAY, January s, loGa 6 Z sEIook
prosd street bsswssa ri anl esA szssss. "a q
Of the nsw Theatre, foating ~ - - roasinG
ealdsd - shs noss vaiassls ias aow q ~ - =.
1:s f1.n.-o...a,rs ...a, u. s.,,... 49, !.
neolhs. for asso.lssss notss. wfsA nsssss 49,.
and secured sy t..ss dsed
Dc % 00DDI1 Z AYHn11on.Ass>a
HAHDs0nE OOffA01O1 0A11Ixu HML
a 4. IS. pe.n:.. = "A S.ss :: % ;s =
I o'eiosS +. n. the hsndsons tiorSA n s"sS,ss
iar ssvsn rsoms loeated = sScve. u ~ ~
by o. q. Ohalkicy. -. Tns Lot ~ 4 Hce{ n
q a.. ;s: !. .ss ID, :: :ss .sss se g: -: :a - g
dow: Possesaioo eSoas iss ADsii ssze
T1AA-Ons third saah shs helaaa . 60 y
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

Dsa1.-Ths EthIopian minstrel called Tim
AorTis" and We'll known to the freQaenssrs of Ne.
ropoiitan Hall, died few days siuce Of violent
attack Of oonauen. small pox
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-02

DEATH CT 6RKkIDAS KNuwLxG - ahaEiaau
ksowlss, the dranaiiss. has jus. died In England,
M a. the the .ss s. OF yssra as vas born
day of tasir triumphs at Drury Lane. At the age
sf twenty -four he made the acquaintance Of "a
mund Kean, for whom hs wrote his drst play, =
n: %:S.%s, = sailed % Leo. the a.psey In lsis
Hslsss., and Afterwards hs wrots "Tiiliam Tell'
for Maeresdy. His Blind Deggsr Of Bethnal
Green: produced In 1888 wes fai.urs despite such
an attractive b5ss ~ Hsn Tree, and despite, too,
ths eisborats pains bestowed On ste p'sy by the
disappointed author. He found srcpls fusare com.
psnsation Tor that and one or two o1hsr less COM
plete failures In Love aThs Hunchisck." !" 1.-THE
Love Chase" aud "Ths Wife,"
The Loncon AfAenens. In notice Of tie dsath
Of Knowles. thus describes his later years.
If In some respects hs Was treaasd here q peo.
phets are won't 10 bs In their own country, and
gentenisn are who, being heeoes are not to their
vssts de sh09bSs the Atlantic be had an ova-
tion, which, however, wcuid have bsen more vAlua-
bis were Il no ess evations nade there for the
whose asmes live
Age gently dezcended on him, and therewith
came cRSs and much mediation; aad the works
was somewhat startled to hear shat tho old actor
and poet had {, como Baptist preacher and wri.
ter. Hls success ct Exeter Hall was not over.
whesmmgs but II was success; and It was curious
to zee the interest with whieh the good pious wo-
men Of the NAY nestings looked up from their
strange being in WI, Who Ssd been : play actor. my
dear, but was happily converted, and 10 forth
Knowles Wa N safne9 man IN his last ~ In his
earlier vocations bat IN his he lost none
ccms retired monk, Hike BsllIeo and Gerald Grit.
dn, but was ztill good man Of the world while
busiest In showing shs way to the next He was
capital story teller, and smaksr Of the good old
which rested On THAR lipA His dignity ~ poet hs
asserted BY declining tmAll annuity OEared him ;