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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

Sentence Of Death-On Saturday morning
last Capt. Alexander, Assistant Provost Naf.
shall, read the sentence Of death, pronounced
by Court Martial, on Charles Kelley, alias
Charles Linton, formerly member Of com
pany /, 10Th Louisiana regiment, now confined
in Castle Thunder, for substitution and deeer.
,ion. The accused, it seems, after being re-
leased from the 18th La. regiment, became a
substitute in the Pamunksy Artillery, from
which he deserted. The sentence is that the
accused is to be taken to Chsthn's Bluff, on
the 2llth of jane, aud there shot to death by
muske,ry. Linton denies bsing the man who
substituted and deserted, and ia getting up
petition TO Gen. Ely, asking pardon.
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accident TO q P,fsoner-On Saturday mo

accident TO a P,isoner-On Saturday morn
ing last 49S Yankees left the Libby prison for
City Point. Near the place Of landing at
City Point The re is a heavy grade Of the rail-
road, aud it is the cnstom to detach the loco
motive and allow the cars to run down the
grade. When the locomotive was detached
on Saturday morning, the prisoners became
alarmed, and a number of them jumped from
the cars. One of them fell upol the track,
aud his leg was 80 lacerated by the cars pass-
ing over it that anputation was found uecss-
sasy. This was performed on board Of the
as.s nf boat BY DIR. Hewett, Yankee
ugeon, who had been released with the par.
ty Sspt Off
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SKIRMIsH AT SrRASBURG.

The Yankees were driven out of Strasburc
Shenandoah county, on Tuesday last, by th .
forces under Gen. Jenkins. There was some
skirmishing, but the enemy soon gave way,
and fell back towards Winchester, pursued by
our fOrcee.
A report from StauntOn states that pretty
severe fighting took place between our own
and the enemy's forces, near Winchester, OH
Thursday. The result Of the fight ia not
known.
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Prison Record-At Castle Thunder, on Sat-
urday, there were twenty eight arrivals Mono
of the parties were charged with any grave
offences. Yesterday thsrS were thirteen re-
ceiyed ut this prison, among whom were Nj.
chael Msrtin and w. Il. Lucas, charged with
giving Information to the enemy, aud Il. c.
Moore for forgery.
The business ut the Libby" since our last
report has been quite dull. Yesterday there
was but one sriivai, that Of prisoner cap.
tured at Freds rick sburg in the late fights, aud
who, since the llsh Of May, has been spend.
ing his captivity at the smallpox hospital
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MnupEa-I.ast winter, George Ksrce, a

MunpEa.-I4ast winter, George ksrce, am
old mau, and hia son, living near Isabe'ia,
worth comfy, Ga, suddenly disappeared, aud
we're supposed by some to have gone over to
a.. Yankees. few weeks since Qua Of bis
sons, serving in the ii.h Georgia regime nj
wss1;eaie the matter. After long search he
fnnnT the bodies OF his father aud brother "
;uu ne ar a creek with their thsoats cut. The
hn.t;aa were ia q remarkable stale OF preser'
ya.ion. A gang OF fifteen persens hsys been
arrested for the paisrd9f
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BANKS REpULsED AT PORT HUDSON.

BANKS REpULSED AT PORT HUDSON.
The accounts from New Orleans leave no
room to doubt that Banks's rspuise at Port
Hudson was severe and disheartening. The
divisions which did the fighting were Sher-
mans and Au9ur's. The Northern papers
claim that the rebels were driven into their
entertainments after nine hours fghting-
Ihe steamer Natchez arrived at Mobile last
Monday flom New Orleans with go paroled
prisoners BY thia arrival the Mobile papers
have received some information from reliable
sources which the New Orleans papers are
not allowed to publish. The Federal loss we
5000. Among the wounded were Gen. Stafford
shot through both legs Gems. Sherman, Neal
Dow, tof Maine Liquor law fame,) and Cha
pin, and Nickerson. The negro regiments, to
use the language Of a message sent to New
Orleans by Gen. Sherman, were "maseacrsd" !"
Sherman has since arrived in that city The
fight was under his direction, Banks not hsv.
ing arrived with The main body. This is the
second premature attack of that General and
his second thrashing. The stampede of the
Federals was led of by the 18th Connecticut
and 10th New Hampshire This fight is stated
by the New Orleans papers to have taken
place on the 9th, but 1t is doubtless the battle
OF the 23l, which the Northern papers charac-
terize as "a suct essfnl Reconnaissance" Gen.
Banks was Oh board q steamer at Bayou Sara
on the 2}d, ea route TO Port Hudson. Singu-
lar to cay, there is not line in the New Or
leans papers of Sunday about the battle, ex.
cept this little paragraph from the Delta:
"The funeral Of Lieut. WrOluowski, topo.
graphical engineer on Gen. Weitzels staff,
killed III the recent engagement before Port
Hudson, will take place this afternoon"
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Rev. T. v. Moore, Of Richmond, is 70 dSliv'
ar m address on the death Of Jackson. III Jan
vile, Va, on the 9th inst. The Mayor hss re, 9,
.nasied ths merchants " close their places o'
business
They have commenced cutting wheat IN
AIsbsms The yield 10 abundant and free
Gom rust.
Flour from this yesr's wbsat was carried TO
Montgomery, Ala on the 10th uit.
Ar. vsilandighsm arrived Al Lynchburg,
Va, Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

Murder Case-The examination of jacob
Ffeyfozel, charged with feloniously shooting
and killing George Leashers, took place before
the County Court of HenIico on Saturday
last After patient hearing Of the case,
Freyfogsl was remanded for final trial TO the
fall term Of the Circuit Court
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Stolsn Goods.-A yospg wonsn. vho eal,a
herself Anna st. Clsh, was bsSers ~ ~,
last Saturday 70 answer the ohsrss al rS1,Ssv.
ing piece OF black cloth, stolen fsom John
g. Shafer In March last, knowing the sans =,
have been stolen. Several w!tnesses wsre
examined in the cause, the substance of who's
evidence we append About the 9Th Of March
Mr. Shafer's store was broken into and rob
bed of $lO,000 worth Of goods, for which ons
man has been convicted and sent to the pesi.
Tertiary. Saliivap, tho convict, boarded at
Ssxton's. on 18th street, and visited tho pris.
Oner, who lived next door. This prisoner aud
Charlotte Gilman were presented with piece
of cloth by Sullivan, which they had made
into cloaks, aud which they afterwards got
Eliza sexton 70 conceal for thsw, fearing
the Detectives would discover that portion
Of their apparel. Miss sexton got another
woman to conceal the cloaks for her, and
thertby lost one Of them. She also concealed
other articles when the officers were search
ing her brothers house, and thus en,apeied
herself.in the meshss Of the law. Miss st.
Clair proved by Miss Gilman that they did not
know the goods were stolen when given to
them. As she gave information to the police
aud testified against Sullivan, the Ssxtons
threatened her with vengeance, and have thua
brought on this prosecution. The accused was
remaEded fer u further hearing.
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Drowned Mr.. Joseph Holt, residing near
Bacon Quarter Branch, was drowned In the
canal Saturday, while on his way to the river
to tish. His body was recovered and carried
BILE citizen, about 40 years Of age, and lsavssa
wife and several children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

Robbed "A soldier, whilst in state of In.
toxication, had his pocket book, containing
$il and some private papers, taken from him
at a grocery on i7th street last Friday night.
the houss iu which he was robbed, and u nos
likely, therefore, to recover the Loaf money.
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TIE VALLEY DEPARTMENT.

We are gratiisd to hear that Gen. Irimble,
an active aud gallant officer, whose address to
Marylanders appears in our coinmns today
has been ordered to the command OF the Valley
department, where hs is we'll known as one OF
Jackson q officers in his glorious Valley cam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

Lost his Bacoa-John w. Ba.cher, q free
negro, appeared before tho Mayor on Saturday
10 answer the charge of stea.iny $28 worth of
bacon from III onas w. Brockenbrough, and
one ham from Nelson Robinson. On the las.
ter change ths Mayor ordered the prieoner 70
DO paoished aud On the first charge TO answer
before the Hus.ings coar. for grand larceny
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a.,,,;,,sa m II Diekip.on. chsresl

Acq1ned.-N. Is Dickinson. charged viii.
uniawfully shooting Sarah, slave 70 Uasid
McDaniei. on Sunday afternoon last, was be-
fore the Mayor last Saturday and discharged.
Mr. ID stated that he shot the woman seci.
dentallv whilst making violont and unpro-
voksd assault upon him; and there being NO
evidence to disprove this statsmsns, hs vas
acquitted.
Richard Steele, indicted for receiving su&ar,
stoIen from Geo. w. Gillian, has been tiled
before the Hastipgs Court and acquitted
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THE ELECTION.

The returns of the election held ON the 2Sth
ult. are yet very incomplete, but sufficient is
known to warrant rs in saying that General
Smith, of Fauquier, has been chosen Governor,
and Samuel Price, of Greenbrier, Lieutenant
Governor.
The following is areeapitulaton of the vote
as far as received, made up from the columns
of the Wig:
Smiths maj. iuavmy- y--..................2,0 ,025
refugee mai, about. .......... $50
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Cs.Ay-Tho,nas Alexander, indicted for
stealing u shawl, was found guilty Of petty
lascsny and sentenced to Jail, by Judge Mere,
slsth, for six,y days Mary CpnaeIs, indicted
for receiving goods stolea from Chilss y Che.
nary, wan tiled before Judge Meredith. found
guilty, and cent 70 the psn'senaiary t0r one
year,
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and bis forces are considered of but little con

sequence.
Gov. Psttus and Cen. Johnston have issued
q joint appeal to the people of Mississippi to
volunteer, "a ninety days troops, as cavalry
or infantry. There is no time for procras,i
nation; they have but one cboice-fisht, or
give up to tho Yankee. No half way mea.
cures will do: it ia "neck or nothing" 81
dontt think the Yankees v i'll ever come here y
ls foolish romark or opinion from any body
west Of tha Bisbee river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

IIgs =. sssci 81 tobacco were cold is Lynch
psaeds ior $1,000. They weighed
sSys @ "a- Z. Crow, OF Washington
"s' Killed las! week By . falling
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

Aeetdeak-Alfrsd Seay, q lad, accidentally
fell upon u knife witch he held In hts hsnc,
whilst at play near the second market, lasr
Saturday morning. and The blade penetrating
bis righ. cheek irA c,ed an ugly w0und
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

New 7siai-John Jones, convicted bsforo
Judge Meredith Of engaging in the riot on va
"a Of April, has been granted = new VIA,
which viii take place Al the next tern of SsHgs
Lv onne COurs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

Hnstiags Court Judge Lyons's Court
ended i,s NAV term on Saturday Ast Daring
lis sessions thirty pias criminals we're disposed
OF, two of whum were acQassea. we 9sssss. .ss
new trials, and thirty five convicted ana ssns
10 the peuiten,iary Or lalL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-08

f..sa. 1f,se Richard Mor1N, tn1lc&sd IN
tha Hns.ines Court fOs s.esfing 69s voeeAsa
fsam Andrew j Myers, Vas N4oa Aetore
Inacs Meredith last Saturday, lDsn4 eaillv.
and ssnselosd 10 TO the psnitsataasy fes Mae
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CoatiaMed Tho change a9atnee
xIaA Mn, 10 ssusmirsd 81 sSs 1sysr IN
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2,275
FlournOy'a me- j. in counties, ETC.. :'59
Smiths msj. as far as heard FROM. ,9l6
Prices maj in counties. es............4,12 ,124
lmboden's mai. in army. ,976
Prices msj. as far as heard frcm........2,14 ,148
The following counties are yet to hear fro n:
Charlotte, Fauquier, Halifax, Hardy, HeArico,
Louisa, Mecklenburg, and Patrick
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Ole0s
Mnts--on Monday, August 10, Joas MlLls, aged c5
aae friends iha aesilvss II hs family are respectfully
invited q at.ond the funeral from the residence Of his
mother No. Degraw street, Brooklyn, this tuesday,
afternoon. at two O'Clock.
MATTHEWS. Sunday, August o, or consumption
Fancy NJ wife OF John r. Matthew'S In the 3sth year Of
her age.
The friends of the family invited attend the III.
neral from her late residence No 1855 East Twenty rs.
street, this Tuesday afternoon. at one O'Clock.
the youngest OF James aud Hannah Wilson, agod
months.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF his
father, 1876 wost Seventeenth street, this (Tuesdsy)
afternoon ut two O'Clock.
OBITUARY.
We have 10 record most melancholy accident that has
recently occurred 70 n old and highly esteemed
who for many years In the wholesale grocery busi
moss, and for whom all who know him felt the high.
est regard q OF most honorable principles Of
swerving integrity and In all his relations never
known 20 do for which he had 20 blush On
the mesung of tho 9Th inst he left his home bridge
port, Connecticut, to transact some business In New
York which he thought would deiain him some days:
sams evening. IL the usual habit OF his family
70 send his his expected arrival. lie, not
thinking would be there, concluded TO 20 foot
distance being but short ON arriving at bridge he had
cross and feeling somewhat ftizued he rested against
railing, which gave way, and hs pfeciptsted
twenty rocks eft dry low tide and instantly
killed where he remained t the following morning No
circle Of friends he beloved By all who him.
Ie leaves widow and i've children y moura his
timely end.
fFJv oth>r Deaths SCI second pa0s.
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NEWS Fa9y lg.sNaarca.
WAR GAZETTE.
FIciAL.


Court Martial for the ,Crial on Ffiso"'
SPECIAL oKDER-ho. $50. -
WAR Der. RFMEsr, ADyurasr GENERALS orxstl
August g. 1858. }
la General Court Martial ia hereby appointed & nioes
IN 'h CITY the 10Th day OF August, 1863 or az son
thereafter a. Is practicable, for tho trial OF such
pris m DO brought before it,
Detail Tor the Court-Brigadier General J. r. slough,
United states volu teers, PRESIDENT; Colonel Alexander
Piper Tenth New York artillery; Colonel Robert W. Hud
son. additional Abide Camp Colonel }. N e. Whistler,
Sc ond New York artillery Colonel Albert Tracy, add
tonai Aid do Gimp. Captain J. A. Slippers, Acting Ad
juant General nited States Volunteers Captain John T.
Jewett. Acting Abide Camp, Captain Jno. Howard,
Acting Aid deCamr: Captain Jno c. Hopper, Acting Aid.
de-camp: Majpr Theorhilus Gaines. Judge Advocate.
in, other officers than thcoe named DO assem-
b ed without manifest injury to the service.
Iy order Of the SECRETARY OF WAR
+. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
The above court after organizing to-day, adjourned n
I'll t. morrow. s. ~. esf.3 ist.4
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Persons OF seienisry habits troubled with weakness las
sade palpa,Ion Of heart lack Of appetite distress
After eating torpid liver constipation Ae dnses 70 suffer
II ,hsy viii no, Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BrrrEas.
vsca are nov recommended By highest medical sutho
rites and warranted to produces Immediate beneficial
effect They srossdinsy agreeable perfectly and
superssds all other tonics where healthy s.ans slim
uAn, Il rcq,irsd.
They purify strengthen and inv.g,rsts
rhey cres,e . healthy appst,.
rasy are an sntido.s 70 change Of ~s,er AMI lie.
rhsy overcome effects Of dissipation ,aa late hsup
They Strengthen the sysem sns en'vrn ne Mind.
They prsren, miAsma,ic ana Intermittent fsysrs
rhey purify the breath and aeidny o. The .,onsea
rhsy cure Dyspepsia ssd Constipation.
They cure DlArhss choisra and cAoIer. xorbas
They cure Liver Complain, saa Nervous Hsaascs-
rhsy msts the weak strong the sngaii brilliant sas
exhausted natures sr.s, rhsv s.mps.si q
celebrated cslisAys bart winr-sn. sss.frs
sna herbs all preserved Ia perf.oay par- 81 cr~r
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bottle.
beware Of irnpos,srs Bramins ever souie - ws'h
has o. q. ssrnss signature privas Uahsi sA,ss
stamp The villa psniAuoa seus and oar ern "a
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Arrivals saa Departures.

HAnsuns Asp sorrnAsvToS--Stsamship sasscIa-H
Gem. wife ard two s~idren; Hegnitx, Louise Mssile
ssa~perr, nsssssssm rhii!Ps. strauss ana Wife,
sssser Ckap1Au. L sshaidt \ n HesAse A usr~r.
dan Bayer,us. HaskMl Casa Ressier. SIC Gus &
GTSe.ru~ ~ rhiesens John nyers, a c1asn, A Ahr~ss
1ssa niIes and fsmy-v second ssbss asd nj 10 he
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Newspapers I'm Roseerans' Army.
General R,secrsas has issued the following circular Il
relation 70 the circulation of newspapers In his army

CIHCULEn.
iIKApsv ARrues. IN AErnKxr m CUMBERLAND,
rriLsHon,. Tenn, July "a, 1868.
. Experience IN supplying the army with letters and
hcws hae shown cxpcdicnt connect NE sale and dis
tribution 81 newspapers with the dntrbution Of the
matte
II has been found unwise allow On unlimited mum.
Der 81 nsws SCENTS within the limits u the department
ut While the number N restricted no exclusive prvi
tsr,s are GRANTED 10 say newspaper.
Ia j. therefore ordered that the agcut shall nm I'll
crerp Tor Western Isiers Al ave cents each, and all
Eastern papers AT ten cents.
lomp,a,uts nave been made that some papers asked
Sov III the settlers ne sdyplicd because they
Get tribe more san Others tbs VIII be oorrccscd 81
once iss individual officers and soldiers subscribing
apd psy,rc the sgent fr any regular paper VIII be
es,ty sup, se ANY failure OF DsYbect on thc part q
IN n~r agent will he rpoted ~ the Provost Marsha
Genera cf the dcpaftne1t who " U take sfncsent mss-
eures a. cnrcct the sesect ad any gent who sells pa
pere for than the prescribed rate VIII be erpsied
from the dcpaStment.
By command Of Major General ROsEcRANs.
=. Barn incK<Dx, Assstsat Aa,asans General
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legnltzcd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
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THIS gallant ooer fell on the Geld Of Bull Ia hs
last moments he cared for by the colonel Of the
First Maryland regiment (rebel service) who was
nsas him when ~ expired Just previous 70 his death
CApsAa Brown delivered 70 ths sasksspns VI the
colonel fortyssven doas In gold, which he requested
should. ~ tho first opportunity. be forwarded 70 bis
wife. There also letters, which were 70 30
this friendly rebel colonel fell wounded cod made
prisoner by tho Union troops and lies In the rntsd
States General Hospital Gettysburg, whore letter
win I, any time md him. he has thsse made known
the circumstances ~ bis meeting with The dece4sed Cap
tam Brown field Of hull run. and dssas the ore
sent favorable Opportunity a communicating VITO
Mrs Brown. he ANXIOUS 70 forward u Der The mo.
pcy and letters, which he has sDos faithfully pre-
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addrsss 70 do this tat ts asso expresses wish "
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