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in favor Of any discovery or iayension aimee time
began.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

Mayors Court The Mayor having rscoy.
cred from the iudispesitisn under which he
has been suffering for the past few days, re-.
sumed his place On the bench yesterday
morning. Til. following is synopsis Of the
| business transacted:
Andrew, slave of Turpiu & Yarbrough,
charged With stealing one pair of boots
! valued ut 500, a lot Of bacon yalued at $500,
and lot of candles of the vaIue Of 500, the
goods and chattels of VIM. 7. Trueman.-
Tho accused is employed "a porter In Mr..
L s store, and from recent Information
(which was not produced i'll court) received
by that gentleman he has no doubt that the
goods missing were stolen by him. The
case was continued in order to procure the
attendance of witnesses.
A nagro woman named Rachel, belonging
to Ii. @. Dawson, charged With assauiting
and beating Thomas and Harriet ErcncE.
white, on Sunday last, was, after hearing
OF tho statements OF the compiainants, or
dercd 10 be whipped. subsequently IliA
Honor revoked his decision and continued
the matter till this morning, In order to ad.
NIT further testimony
Jane, slave, in the employ Of Willie Ann
Smith, free negress, was charged with
stealing ono silver waiter and teapot, one
sugar bowl, siy cups and saucers, one china
teapot, three salt stands, one dozen plated
| spoons, six forks, and one table-cloth, VAL
| ued at 81 900, the property of Mrs. Mary c.
Van Lew; but there being no testimony
sustaining the accusation, The girl was dis.
| charged.
| Willie Ann Smith was fined $40 for per-
mitting her servant woman, Jane. to seek
| employment about the city upon the face Of
t an improper pass
| Asa Snyder, proprietor OF o stove f0un-
dry at the corner OF Cary and 10th streets,
was yesterday before His Honor to answer
| ttfe complaint OF erecting snoke-stack
the safety OF the property In the surround
| ing neighborhoOd. Messrs. Thos. w. Nc.
! Canoe and j. Adams Smith, the complain.
| ants, testified positively that the smoke-stack
was nuisance, and they felt uneasy aE the
time lest their property would take frs
| thercirom. The Diatter was adjourned over
| der time to offer rebutting evidence.
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A HINT FOR TsosE WHO MAKE SoLpIERs' CLoru
isa-A soldier writing TO 10 the Statewide Exsres.
aliudes 10 the bad manner in which soldiers cloth
ing p made, and says:
Our pants jackets and under clothing invariably
rip, after few weeks service, into the original
pieces, Then comes little swearing and sweat
ing. and weeks's darhins and stitching, before
we are IL 70 appear In pub ic, unlsss hnyc los;
ali decency, and come ont with 4 'i6as .f trucc'i
flying in the rear. ! would be glad II some OF she
women who do sewing for the soldiers would pay
Us visst--i have not a doubt but tina: they would
return with many good resola.ions, and with the
conviction that our clothing is 'syxonaer.,iv, I,
nos "tearihy'' made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

Mc~IEL4AH M.ETISc IL New TORK--A monste.
mass u Getting was held In Kew York city on the
evening of the Eth, at the Cooper Institute, over
which the Hon Amos Kendall presided, the oh
ieet being TO place the name Of General George b.
Mcclellan before ,hs people as a candidate in the
coming Presidential campaign The large hall of
the Institute was iensely packed by an en;husi-
ns,ic asscmblasc, who greeted every mention OF
General Nc ieilaa's name with raptuTous applause.
On the platform was large gathering of inhaen-
tai citizens. series of resolutions was unani-
mously adopted pledgng the ee,ing to vote for
tho tayofite. Speeches were made by Hon. Amos
Kendall, Hon Il. u. Jacobs, Lieu,snsn, Governor
of Kentucky: General Norton, OF Texas, au. Col.
Lansensehwaflz. The following resolutions were
then read and put 10 The meeting and adopted with
reclamation
Jyhersos = iratracida war, originating in u dis
regard 81 the mazinS and warnings of our fathers,
Is desolatng the land and threatening the perma
n,ent disruption OF our Federal Union. And,
whereas, the present Administration, by their taiai
Inlicy in the conduct OF the war Nv their infringe
men; upon State and Individual rights, by general
suspension of the writ of hd6eds corpus and subsl-
;,ng military for civil courts and, above all, BY
employing the army To suppress the freedom OF
elections, and forcing governments of minOriies
upon the people of the States. has hot only pro-
country inteTminahle taxation and financial rain,
hut has created general alarm for the Integrity of
the States and the liberty of their citizens, all
threatened to be swallowed up In fa.latica des
botisn, the worst of all governments and whereas
tle country has no guarantee for the speedy and
success sful terminntiOn o the war under the imbe
eile and changaable management OF the present
Administration through any other means than by a
change of men at the coming Presidential elee-
ion Therefore,
Resolted, That we earnestly invite all our fellow
citizens, of whatever political organizations, "a
unite with us In one concerted effort TO place az
the head of our Government man In whose wis
dom, integrity, and frmnass the county may rely
with hope for u speedy suppression of thf rebel
lion, the cessation Of bio0dshed and the nainte
nance of the Union which our fathers bequeathed
to us-a Union OF independent States and free
people, created by the Constitution, and 70 be
| maintained only by its observance. fApplause.l
Reso.sed, That the right of suffrage regulated by
the States, is the only safeguard for individual lib
erty, and must be defended at every hazard
fCheers
Resolved, That we recognize in Gen. George b.
Mcclellan Tremendous cheering, repeated again
aud aga nj qualifications which ehinenily tit hiu
To be the deliverer and savior Of country; and
we hold II to be the paramount duty of all patriotic
citizens and organizations TO abandon all disturb
ing questions aud rally around him as the destinet
preseEves Of our constitutional lbeftiss. Rsnewst
enthusiasm, and cijss OF "Bravo!'l
The resolutions were adopted With great enthu-
oiaDM.
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ExEcvTioS or CoaFEnknATE II David Owen
bodd, aged seventeen, son of a merchant Of Little
Rock, Ark was executed by the Federal military
authorities there, 4 few weeks since, as spy. A
letter Gays
Mr.. Dodd had short lime previous TO The eyecu-
tion OF his son removed his family IL Little Rock
and had sent his son back OH business. while
there ne gained Important information in regard n,
the sarrls3 and deences OF the city, and had noted
them In ieegrapic characters in his me meuiofan,i,im
hook bn his way to Camden he was nj by a
Federal scout, who s-arched him and found lba
lated hnok. lie was taken To Little Rock tried
by court martial, aud sentenced 10 be hang as a
spy. Previous TO his execution, Gems Steele and
Davidson both converscd with him, assuring him
oi theif sympathy on account OF his extreme Youth
ANA as they knew some Tsle intimate about their
neacfuaIters had given him the iniormaiion lhey
ssoneIed 10 release hm On condition he would al
f"gc tiis raifie ot his informant This he scofne
10 40, saying II wrong had been committed he
was me guilty one, and "t:lat man thai would
not die for his principles aot ut 10 itep Wher
brought 10 the scafod he steadily aseended il
calmly pulled Off his coat and met hi fate without
shudder Two hours before his execution hs
wrote with steady hand his "last ietter'' 10 hi
parents and sisers, telling them not to weep 10
him, but 10 meet him In heaven. Seldom, DO s,,cl
Instances OF pure, di.inieresled patriotism occur-
never viii grateful people forget The memories @
the noble dead who have freely offered thcir live
Tor their country, and there are none who.e name
| will be more gratefully embamed than the xuSjec
OF this memoir. Rather than betsay his friend,
| nc preferred death, and thereby crowned his nan,
| Nilb Immortal huGor
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LOCAL NAT TB = 1s

7tial for Murder Culfsetion Of the Pyis.
os,sr-- Ihe case Of Joseph John McCsrtby,
indicted for the murder OF his wife, Ellen
Mccarthy, on the night Of the 9Th o. last Mo-
vtmber, was taken up and proceeded with
IN Jndge Lyonss Court yesterday.
From the evidence, it appeared there had
been no eyewitness of the deed OF blood,
but the following facts were ELECTED during
protracted examination Of large number
OF witnesses: The accused, o shoemaker by
trMe. and withal man Of fntefDperate hab-
it., lived. with his wife, aud q child Of hers by
q former husband, in = room In the third
story of one Of the brick buildings On the
Access to, this room wss only had by meaus
% fight OF steps leading from back yard
~ the second story Of the house, on the ont.
sue, sue, and fheace by a stairway within the
aa annso ga the night ofthe tragedy, prisoner
an-'. nome drunk, iust "a his wife WAS
siie went down etairs be foIlovcd her
pscsaseo daughter, Margaret Ann Morris.
was IN the room when he eemo In and vcrf .
out, and observed ia his belt dirk Enifr. In
rev moments alter prisoner and lfjs wife
ven uo"n ss.'iss, ms girl heard the cry Of
murder below, and going down with a I'm
die, found her mother lying on the vrnnrd
<at the foot Of the lower siaht of stens
covered with blooS. sud apparently in tSc
act of breathing her lass Ssf rYisares :. ~ ~
iying OesICe ueT, ElS ue1u reSting upOu aer
bosom. On seeing tho girl, prisoner got up
ard sat on the steps, and told tho girl that
her mother had cut him 10 the hand. Sew
eral persons in the neighborhood having
hsard the cry Of murder, by this time came
in, one Of whom prisoner told that deceased
had killed herself; 10 another he said
that ehe had tried to murder him. Two
knives, (Which were exhibited in court
one dirk and the other a common shoe
makers knife, were found In the yard
near where the woman was lying
The dirk was covered with gore tho sADe.-
makers knife sMs unstained. When arrested
prisoner was !oand 10 have three slight
wounds on his person, one on his hand, an
other ON his side, and another, the slightest
of all, on his back. Both knives were iden-
tilted by several witnesses as the property
OF the prisoner, who had been seen flourish
Ing the dirk III u grocery store, u short time
before the tragic occurrence, and b0asting
that scmc one would soon feel il.
Alter argument by counsel the case was
given to the jury, who, after retirement OF
half an hour, returned into Court, and
through their foreman rendered u verdict Of
"mnrder in. the first degree"
Th<prisoner was then reuanded back 10
prison, to await the sentence of death, which
will be passed upon him by the Judge at
some future day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

"UEDZR WHICH kiNs ''-A German paher states
that on recent unddy there were stormy scenes
in sone OF the churches in Hostein. A great mum.
Der OF pastors limited themselves to Offering the
prescribed prayer for ''tbe Legitimate sovereign
and 80 kept open line of retreat 10 either camp.
Pastor Hanson, of Hansbaek, who knew the ten
por O: his people, prayed simply "ior the ElHs, -
without adding tho n3mo OF Christian TX bnt In
spite OF this pTecanoA, great tnmul. arose In the
congregation and several noisiiy left the church.
In church at kisl, Pastor Eudeman prayed for
King Christian TX, con condition that he be re-
coZnized by the Germanic Diet" The declaration
was received by Kisses and laughter.
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No 4Hose H'iS0aers 10 be Sent South. The
plan which ias been pursued for the past
month or two OF sending off South large in
i'll this city, been discontinued. There are
now only remaining here about eighteen
hundred, about half Of which are Oificers.-
II the practice OF exchanging prisoners on
parole, which has been carried on by flag OF
truce for the last three weeks is kept up, It
will not be long before the number now In
Virginia will be exhausted. -Four thousand
are still al Danvi!le
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

FROM NrwsssN.--Tbe Yankees are bloc ehatin1 I
the Nsuse river four mi es thts side OF Newbern,
and nave mounted two hundred p0under rifle gun
at lhe mouth OF Bachelors creek insne ediatrly on
the BANKS OF the Nense The Yankee force u.
Aewberh - estimated at about seven thoi. sand
Gen siohc Is at kinst0n, and has determined u
break up the Illicit traffic IN cotton and tobaccQ
that has been going for long time bet,y ee.
some of onr people and the Yankees AT Newhern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

SrrPHfss's sREsoLuTlass,- resolutions OF MIR
Linton Stephens, passed by the Georgia Lcgi.la
iure, as noticed by telegraph, are those opposinI
the suspension of hai3Gs corpus. The 4th re:a,u
lion contains the glsi, as follows
That, In the judgment OF this General Assembly,
the said &c, is an alarming assault upon ihe COZ,
sutu'ional power OF the Courts, and upon the lib
erty of the people without any existing neeessi,
to excuse Il, and beyond tie power OF any posi-
bic necessity 10 justify il and ur Senator'S aud
Representatives n Congress ars earnestly urged 10
take the first possible opportunity 10 have it blot
ted from The record OF our laws.
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AssIsrArr SECRETARY OF THE TRs.su.y I'll

ASSISTANT SECRETARY CT THE TREASURY TIE
public will be sratified to learn that Iadge Wm.
W. Crump, of this city has been appointed Assis
,.nl Secretary Of the .. s. Treasury. He Is law
Yer OF great ability, and has oas been one OF the
most distinguished members OF the Richmond bar.
This ability transferred the service OF the Con-
iIdcracy cannot fall TO BIO productive OF good re-
suits l; was inadvertently stated by ouc repoue I
yesterday that the appointment eyempts Judge C.
from military duty. This is mistake, as he il not
subject 10 military service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

MURDER IA letter from Lowndes county, Ca,
dated March II, states THAI Mrs Elizabeth Key, a
widow lady, started from her house In Eniaaae
county, near swainsboro', one day last week, on =
visit to her iriends In the neighboriiooa She was
subsequently found dead in an old well, with her
hands ted together with her apron strings aui The
apron tied over her head and face. The perpe,ta-
tors oi the deed are unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

TEE AsE.-Ihis magazine, for Febr uary, is Just
ant, aud is filled with interesting maltu~ We asa
not saving too much when we express The opinion
tat the proprIetors OF this magazine, within very
short time, have brought it to stah:ard of perec
ton not excelled by any similar publication IN the
Couieieracy.
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ADi'E AND 'nsFxcF GESsRAL's OFFICE, |

htcGmOHG, va, NdVu IL, iC'S'
TESERAL ORDERS No 80
l. The Bureau Of Colecrpuon will proceed
t enroll all persons between the ages OF Il and io
years and beiwe n the age OF q and oo yeafs,
under the jth section Of the act OF Congress 10 OF
ganlge forces 10 serve during the war.
Y Persons liable TO enrolment VIII present theiii
selves TO The enrolling officer IN The staIes east OF
the Mississippi fver within thirty days non me
day when The notice shall be given IN The nisuict
or county by the ong officer ior persons OF mis-
cass TO appear i0s enrolment The failure to con,-
ply with this notice will subiect The hefnu ter to a
liability 10 be called Into the general service with
the class of persons between 10 ahd 10 Ghiees ne
shall have a valid excuse taeTeiOT, to he Judged OF
hy the Bureau OF Couscr:ption
g. ANY person Liable 10 enrolment under mis-
act may ,oin any company for local deience whieii
has been formed under GeneFa! Orders NO GO,
t,.ued 2jth June, 1868, Cor the war, or any other
comoapy lo5 ioca; defence which has been ac-
c,nlsd mo tae service, and which, by the tefIns
~ lis enlistment, is Liable 10 serve anywhere
,s,,l,in the state: or persons Of this class may
C,,m new companies for local defence and speciai
service under General Of'sfr No 80, tico',l '"l
III. war and select their sWn oihcers
<s,,A S COOPER,
NH ISlw Adj't and Insp'r General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

Eeu0g S,solo Sto,na.-Y esterday was one of
the severest which has been experienced
s-daring the season. About twelve O'clock In
| the day heavy storm of wind and snow set
| in, which continued without intermission
and with increased fury throughout the en-
tire day. At ten o'clock last night the snow
| had attained a depth Of several inches, with
| every prospect that many more would fall
before morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

4 Co9E TAJt.-On Monday night the prem
ises Of Mr.. Wellington Goddirl, on 9th st. /,
between Clay aud Leigh, were invaded by
thieves and fine calf was carried of by
them. The robbers deliberately went to
work and slaughtered and dressed the AMI.
NAL on the lot, leaving behind the hide.
head aud Ofial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-23

THR STREN0rH'os THE @RrBELs.',-"Gen. Gar
heidi says the Nashville Press, in his address
the Sanitary Fair In Cleveland, made the si.uf
cant remark that, from facts In his possession, he
was led to believe the rebels were never stronger
than now Thi. may be regarded as semi -orlci,l
Mr. Garfield being u prominent member OF the
tiouse Military Committee, (fankae.')
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2UNAWAX4

FNWENTY Dollars Reward.--Ran away from my
house, en- the 9th Of March, : negro Woman,
named Matilda, about nifty years eli, black, lit e
st0oped rather low She belongs to the estate Of
James Jordan, cf fGooehisnd. s.ad hired from J
jordan, his administrator. She Ia lurking about the
lower end OF Goochiand, her old naighborhood, or
Dover Pits, whore her husband is hired viii
give the above reward II delivered to me, 4th ct,
between Dugal and Baker, CT lodged in jail IN Rich
mond l,nh 23-4t.l JAMES ELLIS
nAN AWAY-frcm The gravel train on sunday
X aeth ult, four negroes named Ned, Frederick, :,
ktSrd. and Albert. hired Of Mrs A ishel OF Cum
h.riand county EfIord and Albert are Of q bright
Gingerbread color, feet 10 inches high; Ned and
srsdoriak are OF dark complexion, stout, feet
nohes hish TIE rsual reward VIII be paid Tor
.h.t. .nnrehenston. C0 TAICOTT,
NH "a Sups Richmond and Danvilie X.
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TREASURY DEpARTMssr, c 8 A.,

Rienmona, March II, 1894
TIME following DeeoSiti''es are e.'a2is'ea ~
funding Tfeasa-y notes IN the stated virginia
T. @ Eilnore. T'rcGsuTeT; Il Ii Marry q r"' -
nond
Ias Gibson, Abingdon
CB GgrdEer, Ctristlsrebnrg
M EiackfJrt, Lyn burg
John Johnson, Di vile
AT Kinney, sta.nton
Daniel Dodsoh Peter burg
Talsey clarksvie
3 Yass. PcarlsjGfg
T,snk Of Rock ingnam fiarrisnDburg
WG Venable fsrmytie
Goo Baker, Lexington
q Pitxer Cashier, Saem
Bank Of Soottsvil!e, scolHvilie
TT Morrison, Wytheville
AP Apeli, Charlottesville
l. B Conway, Fateyigsnia II
I'M Burnside, Union.
T., addition TO the above the Chief Qaartermss'el.
of Zach army corps lie aothorizeh W t"co's s
sand notes rbey are the following:
Major Hsrmsn, Q NJ, Orange q n A'eu' o''
M.,or sns. sY Ysed, NJ orange H, Lieut. Gen
ms,or gi.zhaeh, Q NJ, Orange u As'0r
Major = NON shop, Q NJ, Dublin Depot, hs'of uen
@ Breckinrldge'a diyn0n n,...,ost,s coyps.
Major = Taylor, Q n, Lieut. des L'nss''oe's '0''''
Sf1ss'H Ms,or swing, Q NJ, Lieut. Gen hoods o0.ps'
ss' csSs = r..sos, N. Major Gen H''d'''' s'r'''
% cs| ii Merton, Q n. Nh Gen wh's1's'' d'''s0n'
Ss osss q yousa y. Is.sS Ps'1s IscsS sf,s'''s.
ssasHs, ~; NJ, s.sy g s & 80 T,sssan;.
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Ifsa} PoapoRe}.- trial of James NJ.
ID. Irving, inoieted for forgery, which was
set for yesterday in Judge Lyons's Court, was
postponed on account OF the absence of I'm
portant witnesses and transportation of
counsel
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OAMP NEAR RAPIDAs RIVER, ",
February, 1861.
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v>ou ,h. Iadies-Csmbric embroidery will
Il onen on Monday merniog beautiful lot OF
.xnerfine cambtc edgings and cambria bsDds, very
scarce article sSout this time Also, great saassy
oinsa ana large variety Of scarce and eeasonable
~ cne, at K1BKIEL'S, Al Main st.
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