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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-07

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Adyoy's Coart.-Miss Florence Rivers, .
cyprian, charged with stealing one breast- |
pin, . 6at, ana an underskift from Ann n. /
Myers, appeared In Court gsily and neatly |
attired, and looking .sas fresh - rcse,'
notwithstanding . scjourn OF about thirty |
ak hours in the watch-house. Miss Myers, I
when called to the witness' stand desired to |
withdraw the complalnh but the Mayor In
timated he did not do business that wsy,
aud swore her to steli ths txnth, eAs whole |
TRUTH - SC. She stated that while standlng |
In her yard on 17th street Saturday evening,
dressed to 20 ont, Florence approached her |
with dawn knife, and thrcatcnlng her lie
demanded the breastpin which she wore In |
her bosom, at the same time snatching 1t
into the house and took from her trunk IN
underskirt and : valuable silk body, al Of
which she carried away with her. Myers
was not conscious Of any cause she had
given for the strange conduct Of the pEis-
oAer, though she was little intoxicated at
the time. Further proceedings 10 the case
vas postponed tn this morning, and FLOR
ence was copmitted to jail Tor her appear
ance.
Austin Conlcy was charged with being .
person Of evil fame, without aay vi1tb1e
means Of support, and ass0clatlng and
gambling with negroes. OMcer AorEle Was
Walking ont on the suburbs Of tho city on
0uouo{ 0v0uAA81 euu lUob - 10 w. Wo0V1AD8
around the corner Of an enclosed lot his ct
tention was attracted by the scampering In
different directions OF number Of negroes
and one or two white boys. who, he siter-
wards had learnt, were engaged In game
OF cards. C0nley did not run. but from his
| preston that he was . participant In the
game. The charge Of being . person with.
| out any occupation (Which, II proveu, would
| Of itself have subjected him TO employment
In the chain gang, was d. MED BY Mr.. Crane,
counsel for the accused, who stated that he
knew him TO be engaged In business, for he
himself had on several ocsasions purchased
gambling and vagEancy VS. not fnlIy made
ont, yet His Honor was eatlsded about Con.
| ley'e assOciAtiug with negroes, aud there
fore required him to give security for his
good behavior and to Keep the peace for
twelve mOnthR -
Market, was charged with buying pork from
. countryman iu the Second Market and Of
fering the same for sale, IN violation of .
market ordinance. Mr. Tyler, Clerk ct the
Market, asserted that 0ledd bought dresoed
hog from cart at the Market for 3 peE
pound, carried Il Immediately 10 his stall,
where It Vas cut up and placed upon hi
ate advance Of ona hundred pss ceat Before
% and took poasssslon e 4. Elsdd, lndlpa
hlmaelfin tag1t place, stated that he I'D
not bought the hog, bat only took u to eoll
on commission. 1Ilsy dollASs flne and con-
6scation Of the maa3 - The decielon 6eAe
1 Narxsset Ksal, charged with receiving
twenty and bpyipg Ave poun1s o. eneas
from negro man, knowing e 70 nave Doea
akolen. Wa hned e0Q Robert B Smith,
from whom the azf3el9 NJ tekeas Stated tael
, 1864-12-13
Chicago Qribn11e>
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is, lB64.


As TO Sherman, wait little longer. The
rumors begin to gain In delniteness, and We
cannot fail, within day Of two, to hear from
the gallant commander aud his forces. We
believe they will be found to have safely at
rived ut somc undcfcnded base on the coast
probably Port Roynl.
Tic adviccs from Nashville, both by dis
patch and mail, giyc very faithful present.
ment Of the situation. AL is quiet and busy
prcparation. At Murfreesboro, however, the
rebels made an attempt, which our forces re-
PEELED with great gallantry and success.
An appalling steamboat casualty took place
nj st. Louis yesterday, almost certainly the
result Of ticndishness.
Our Memphis adrices refer to repulsc of
colorcd troops On the Lower Mississippi; no
great affair, and evidently enhanced By an
unffiendly pen.
Our Washington dispatches give us yolu~
mfnous news pertaining to at1airs at the Cap.
ital, and proceedings in Congress yesterday"
The Indiana Judgeship is handsomely and
well filled. The Bankruptcy bill passed the
House yesterday. Important Treasury nlea-
surcs are discussed. Garrett Davis is the
Senate "man NTH the black carpet
bag" and he poured out full load yes
tcrday Of Patent Medicines to mend Slavery,
Cornell JewRtt like Capt. Mcseuttle has
.sturncd up" The people will not illy re-
ceiyc Tue evidences that Congress is falling
carly 10 work to gsyc the Government nate
rial aid By strengthening its material rcsour-
ccs in every available manner by fresh taxa-
tion. When the people voted for the war
until the Union is restored, they meant that
they would pay the bills,
Our southern news Is interesting and i'm
portant. The tokens that came from North
Carolina confirm previous advices, and sus-
gest ready source ofperil to the rebels, fol-
lowing our carlicst extended successes in that
quarter. Extra Billy Smith, Of W., is ont in
Message. He Is Governor Of Us much of Viz
ginia MS he darcs to yisit.
We have advices more In detail regarding
Gen. Fosters Pocotaligo expedition, which
apparently realized all that was expected.
We may look my day for the opening OF
heavy work on the James river, where our
to test the advantage gained by the Dutch
Gap Canal. Below Petersburg the march Of
Warrcn's expedition has significance which
day or two will devclopc. 1t has 10 do with
seycring the rebel communications The
weather can so easily place an embargo on all
military operations in Virginia, ut this sca-
son, not carried on in dug outs, that on such
hints Of weather yicissitndes as those in our
dispatches elsewhere, that we turn from prog
nosticaiing, to fervent1y hope our boys In
blue nre comfortable and that is about the
best that we can expect. There is no use Of
hoping against Old Dominion mud.
Surgeon T. Z. z. Bianey, well and widely
known to the profession and tue public here,
has returned from the service in Vlrginia to
enter upon his duties as Medical Pnrveyor for
the Northwest, relieving Surgeon Holden in
that post.
, 1864-12-13

New YORK. Monday, Dec. 1.-the New
York 1Tibune'x Washington special SAYS
- Government feels entire confidence not only
in Shcrman's movements, but others noT on
foot. II is felt that The country will rejoice
over the news Of more than one victory BE-
fore tie close Of this week."
PHIApELrH1A, Monday. Dec. 12-Thc
Bpaefi' has the following Important intelli-
Cence: The steamer Donegal arrived this
afternoon from the South Atlantic blockadiug
squadron, having left PorHRoyal On the 17th
inst. The joint naval AMI land expedition
proceeded from Beaufort up the Broad river
on Sunday. Dec. 9TH, the object being to de-
stroy the Pocotaligo bridge on the railroad
between Charleston and Savannah, The
Donegal accompanied the expedition to Sal
faury Creek, but did not accompany 1t fur
tber-. There were seven gunboats In the ex-
pedition, and soon after reaching proper po~
aition heavy fire was opened by them. 4
forrc WAS landcd and an action commenced.
Before evening the Pocotaligo bridge was
reached and destroyed. Our troops were
then intrenched for s;lch future operations as
might he needed.
1hr Donegal came down to Port Royal the
tails Of the losses on .:ither side. or the sue
cess OF the grand object of the expedition,
however, there can he no doubt
Oar informant speaks in the highest terms
Of the energy and activity Of Admiral Dahl
grcn in organizing and directing the move
nents Of the naval brigade in this affair.
When the Donegal left to come down Broad
Run on the evening Of the 9TH, shells were
seen flying and exploding, which intimated
that our 1orcrs were determined to driFe the
enemy nut Of any position they might have
taken after being driven from the bridge.
Gen. Fosters scouts bad communicated
with Gen. .SLcrlnan's forces, which were march
ing on Savannah. The belief was That Gen.
Sherman would be in Savannah On Wcdues-
day, the 14th inst. The Pocotalleo bridge ia
about thirty five miles from Savannah. This
bridge having been destroyed and Sherman
having cut the o1leT railroad co1nn unications,
Savannah cannot he relieved By rcinforcemeuts
from any poiut north Of tlMt city.
"AsHiSGroS, Monday, Dec. r. Judging
from the almost favorable silence Of the Rich
mona papers, Of r Friday last, concerning Sher-
nlan's moycmcntsi in Gcor1sia and weIlf5unded
probabilities on whnt Is known to have been
Contemplated. there Ia hardly any doubt but
tIat on either ycste1 day or to-day his army
reached the coast at or near Savannah, with d
we'll supplied with provisions and auamuni-
tion, having destroyed 4 hundred miles OF
railroad, and millions Of dollars worth Of sup
plies belonging TO the enemy.
The editor OF tho Eatonton 0GenrEia} C0an-
,frlnp,an was visited By Slocun,'s column on its
passage through GcorCia. he says:
Tic a t f;y M az S hsvs ssDssn ha xs g
the United States Of America. intending . few
from Europe. We endeayor to make onrae'ves a
home with our gucsts. They themselves were
Ypnkccs through tllis section. We deem it prn
dent 10 d91st for the present We don't kno" }as
Logan, JeG. Davis, Old Abe, Or the King OF Da
honey"
, 1864-12-13

ST. LOUIS, Dec. u.-C0nsiderabie e2utc-
mcnt existed in Memphis on the 9Th, oyer
report that BcaurcgaSd WIS marching on fora
supposed to be used to blockade the river. :.
Osccola vas occupied By small force o.
rebels. About twenty-five rebels appeared
on The river hank opposite Memphis, waved
their hats and hurrnhed for Jefferson Davis
fifty negroes was sent IN board Of q steamer
several miles lower down the river and lind
ed. When they filed out On lie shoIe, the
rebels broke and ran, apparently in the great
est const,ernatlon, a hotly pursued By tie ne
where the rebels Ind q large Gurcc secreted,
who suddenly rose and fired on the negroes
Who 1len fled in the greatest consternation'
the rebels hotly, pursuing and slaushtcrine
thcm at q dreadful rate. A number rushed
into the river and were drowned. One renort
says hut seven negroes Eetasued. Another
slys more rot back.
, 1864-12-13

NEW YORK, Monday, Dec. 12,--The e1-
change Of prisoners, which Fas broken of at
sayannnh short time ago, is now progress
llarbor. In consequence Of this, In accord
ance with arrangements previously made, the
bombardment Of the city Of Charleston has
been temporarily suspended, and will not he
rcsl1pcd until the exchange is concluded.
The bombard1nent ceased on Sunday morn:
inc, the 4th instant, md the operation Of
transferring prisoners was soon after negun:
Il was expected that two or three weeks
would be REQUIRED to complete the exchange.
, 1864-12-13
ruE WAR In 1ENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE, Monday, Dee; 12.-Gen. Milro;y =;
attacked CEN, Bates Division Of rebels: this
SIDE Of Mueesboro on I51F6day ~ n9oncna ana md nd
ieated the rebels, caPtnr1ns ~ p13sonc'S ptn nr 1uu
los was cigG,y-two Killed and wounded. The
relwl loss Tas equally great, besldes prison.
ers. The work Was d"ne BY four res1mcntst- T.
The OH Michigan, the Sd Michigan, and the
17sth and 178ti Ohio. Full particulars WILL
te hcnt by mail.
m, NEw ioRK, Monday, Dec: R;3The NeW st
9Aomas telcgraphca to Washington On Sat'1-
, 1864-12-13

BUFFALO, Monduy, Dec. 12.-There was q
heavy nnow storm yesterday and last night,
which extends 10 The eastern cittea+ The
weather is cold, but clear. The expected raid
on this city from Canada did not come OF Inst
night.
, 1864-12-13

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USED BY
ALL GREAT ARTISTS.

As the result Of a half a century's ex-
perience, combining their own remark
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cHlCKERlNG & SONS now offer the
public an entire NEW SCALE, the
last and greatest step toward perfec-
tion in the Piano. To those declaring
c. & S. as gone by" We say they are
manufacturing more Pianos than any
factory in the United States, and that
many dealers interestedly decry these
instruments, because they can buy
other Pianos cheaper and make
greater commissions. The General
Warerooms for the sale Of these Pianos
in the Northwest is at the Temple
ofNIusic, Chicago
Three Splendid Warerooms, consti-
tuting the finest Piano Establishment
in the Northwest.
The largest stock in the city, from
twenty Of the best New York and Bos-
ton factories. An almost endless va
riety Of styles, modern and ancient.
Remember, We are practical Piano
men, are AGENTS FOB NO ONE,
buy on cash contracts, aim to buy the
best instrument for the least money,
will sell the same quality Piano from
$50 to 800 less than any House in
Chicago Or the West, and don't claim
then to sell below cost.
de1G Gbt951t
, 1864-12-13
The House, Pass the General
Bankruptcy Bill.
CABINET AND TREASURY MAT
TERS-GARRETT DAVIS
PANACEA.
FROM ST. L0UIS---APPALLING
STEAMBOAT CALAuITY---
FULL PARTICULARS,
Southern HcWs---Interesting and
important from Rebel Sources.
From NEW Y0RE--gCR MIDNIGHT DIS.
r4TtH-IHE MILITARY SlTEAT{0E
kET IOkk ITEMS.


Tie Indiana Jud1e~hIp-1IiI
ConErcesiOnnI, Political aud General
News Summary.
, 1864-12-13
OUR GIFTS.

Consist In part Of Splendid Ter Sets, Eie-
giant Castors, Sitser-P1ated 1ce-Pitchers.
Silver-P1atet Cake Baskets, Silver Gobtcts,
Sets Silver Table spoons, sets silver Tea
Spoons, Gold Watches, silver Watches, SiI-
ventilated Sugar Bowls, Gold Pencils, Gold
Bracelets, Gold Chains, Fine Sets Jewelrys
Fine Gold Rings, ten1s' Gold Chains, told
Lockcts- Also, Miscellaneous Gifts, Vary
inc In vafue from SOC to 800,
, 1864-12-13

TRENCH ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Il large and carefully selected stock OF Artificial
Eyc5, manufactured BY
HoIsaENGAu & SONS, Paris,
Inst received BY Or. ]. 3. WALKER, Ocu1Ist aud
hmrist III south ElaFE.Et., Chicago. de14 b2l21t
, 1864-12-13
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

We hive one of the lu1-cat stocks ever Of
fered for sale In this estnte. tn nj! styi les Of
Binding, worth from Que Dollar to Fifty Doll
3nrS.
, 1864-12-13

The Htralds Washington special says:
"Dispatches received at the State Department
from Mr. Dayton, relative to the effect Of the
Franco, state 1t has been excellent. Loyal
Americans in Paris are highly encouraged at
the manifest determination of the people 10
prosecute to successful issue tue war for
;he preservation Of their nationality and the
determination Of treason The result had IN
excellent influence on Tue French government,
Of them conceding the rebellion hiluIa-"
tE~ Hfor AdflIffnnnI Kexua hx nzaIna
, 1864-12-13

Photograph Albums, Splendid Family Bibles
Pocket Bibles. Pruyer Books, Poetlc2l
Historical Works, should call at
No. 169 Dearborn Streat,
(opEo5te the Post Office, Chicago, IlltnoIs.)
1E Catalogues sent Tree to anY aIs ess hv app;iuE
to E. G. LYMAN s CO., Chicago. Ac13 bi!.s.ls
, 1864-12-13
HISTORICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL,
P0ET1CAL,
jUVEH3I3E.
and


Together with n splendid assortment Of
Family Pocket and Few BIBLES and
PRAYER BOOKS, all Of which It IL our iu-
tention 70 sell ut Publisher'a lowest pricerp
ind to give with ruch one for which VIC re-
ceive One Dollar and upwards.
Valuable Present, worth frou1 so Ccufs
to 800 given with ench Eook.
, 1864-12-13

ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL
J No article Of Ladies' Apparel Is more 50 than
FINE EaOR5
m -1est variety and at frr prces eucl, be had
at BkEHSTEi.'5, Sherman House.
1sda,rte0t1t
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StaotrathSz Werlan0[nnagn.

Grit Ell .3meig. DIR. Gampen pr6jenz
tlrte cine P%etitipn pom ". %. 9enmeao tpegeu
Grlaubnib, einen S6tenentpe5 in Der Canton
conitruiren 5u birfen. u~ebertpieicn.
Wtr. aepier prdientirte cine OrOinanS, in
Ipel6er Oerboten piro bel $50 Strafe, mcbr ais
100 6aB Del IN einem Gebd1ee auiSubewabz
rem.
DIR. SOneS iberreibte cine 2eicIution, Den
Glert %dn5upeiien, Die 3ablliite prrSulegen, Ob
Gle WtltglIeoer in oen SeiIiOnen antpeienp pa,
ren. Wtr. 2amoen fi9te binSu, DAT er ni6t iu
@uniten Der 9luS;ablun9 Don Sagegelpern lei,
prIiir teine 9ienite 9eleiitet ieien, Die 9eipa
luton paliirte nit 10 gcgen Z Stimnen.
Wr. 8ppen iiberreihte cine 9!eiplutipu, be-
t~reffeno ben 8du elmer Bride iber Die 9cne@
Sale an GagerItr, Nn9encmmen,
Dr. 9utebart itberreidte cine NeiOlutipn,
Sames gpung, Gsq Dem 9rdiioenten oc@
3wet9es, fir Die fdhige 8eiie Su oanten, in
pelder er Die Serbanplunaen oe5 3meige8 lpdbe
renO Der Sibun9 seleitet. 9tngenpmmen.
Jerner tpuroe cine ReipIution ein9creibt,
BEN COMPTROLLER arsuweiien, ole 0fientlifen 2a@
ternen am Spnntag Nbeno anstnben st laIIen.
Mn9enommen.
8ertagung sine die.
3wetter 3weig. Sin Beri6t unO cine
&elplutipn rom @Omite iiber Oa5 6eMer=9 epar@
~tentept, giinitig Der 9etitirn Don Sarnc8 goOrep,
purbe pom /. 3meise ein9eIbidt unp onaee
n0mr1en.
&Om L. 3wei9e gins lerner cine NelOlution
Elm, betreifenp cen Ban elmer Bride iber Die
SOneS 6dle bel Gageritr,; Die Gommiilipners
iperoen ermddti9t, 8etanntmanungen fir 9tn=
sebote gu %erlaien. 9tu6 BerbanoIuns GINGER
unwi6tiger @ei6dfte pertagte iib Der &ntb
sine die.
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oiren %. Sn ben oer56teoeHen StaticrS=
bduIern erbtetten 5O4 Yeriptten freies Auartisr,
sSm 8erslei9 nit Der 9Uli5eiIiite pom Septbr.
1868 tpuroen itber 200 8erIpnen mebr per-
boftet ais ppr einem Sabre.
Sener8br il II fte int Septbr. -
Mdbreno oes WicnatS September 5ruunte eS 6
Nlal in bieliger Staot unO Der Our6 oieie 6eu@
ersbriinite perurla4te Serluit betrdat in Gan@
sen $4,000 nno mar niht perlihert.
@erhaftungen. . DIR. ~. 8rclpn
pllrce anf bic NntIage perboftet, Die 8erbalt=
ung BON Sobn 9ommer auI cine lit9nerii@e Mnz
9abe bin peruri aft Su haben. Nihter @riffin
ltellte le inter $1,000 8iir9i6aft fir ibr ST.
l6einen pr @eriht. 9ie Megerin Gltle
Sobnipn wuroe auf bic MntIa9e perbaftet uno
tei9eltedt, cine Guontitdt &leioer BON 0enriette
Bed geitobLeu gu baben. Wiarp @aine& purpe
perbaftet, ppu Nrnonpe 6r1nf eine Fartie aleie
Der geItpblen SIT BADEN. &i6ter SpbnlOn lhifte
ie nab Der Sail. - Mnoretp 9in9alpng unp
Ssanes Spielranie puroen duf Die 2tntlage per
baftet unb beigeltedt, neil tie 2jauor an SpI=
paten p~erfauFt batter. - Sin iunger Wtalt1,
Nanten@ Il. s. Guttinp, nuroe perbattet, ipelt
or einen SolDaten pom Soldiers 9teIt., SOU
%talpitr., nit einem 9talirmel1er beorpbt bate.
Ser YrOf .Mari6au lief ibn fir cit 8etbGr bel,
lteden. - Tbpma8 Garrett murre auf Die 2lrz
t(age perbaftet, !Srn. QG. 6. Nliqer cine Quans
titdt PferOefutter gelTOblen gu baben. Hihter
Wereoitb i6idte ibn in Grmangelutq BON 8iiras
lhaft nab Der Sail.
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9tnfruf gu elmer
StadtSz N1CmitattonS=@ onDeuttCn.

SI0UE9S ~ UbttksbNAS
Sn elmer 8eriamurllns bes unbetiasten ltniOn@gtaats-
@recutiVes @cn1iteS am Wlittppd, ben z. Septbr., tpirte
~fclsenber Iufruf fir cine Gtaatss@ pnUenticn, I'M @anbis
Sateu fir bic oeri6ieSenen Iemter, ipelte mad Der neueH
@cnftitnticn 81 beIeten itub, SIT ncn1intren, %elnftmt1iS be-
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Sei&(ofien: DAP cine u~nbebinste ltuipusG tactss@pr
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more am Sienfta9, ben Is. Ottober, su berIartneln, nm
~untebingtc nnicnsr@aneibaten 81 ncninireu ftr sas Amt
zines @Cucerneurs, 3ieutenant<@ ouberueur8, @prnptrcle
Iers, Gtaats=amraIts unb zines 0fitter8 bes Gppellas
|ticns= 8ert6tes. HUB eS pirb ferner reecntntaitSrt, baS
bic 9elegaten Der Gtants=@onbentic epn ben SerI@iebe@
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OiftrittS=@pnbeuttpu 81 banteln nnb @anbtoateu fir Ser
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abenbS i'm temperance Gempte peridrtuteln (rIi, I'm II
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