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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

also 6lled with men, were observed on Saturday
morning coming ffon the noFthward, appafeuslJ
from Reconnaissance OF Long leland Ii 10 70
On the same day there was hsief artillery duel
between Battery Tatam and Black Isisnd.
Everything was Quiet on Sunday. until bctweeH
the hours Of and Z o'ciQck, when the enem,
opened upon the city, throwine II shells, most u
which failed TO explode.
The 0eet were reported, on the "a inst, ~ fol.
lows The Ironsides, four monitor, two mortal
boats, fo0r wooden gunboats Tone Of these not ob
served heforc,) three tugs, and fourteen salina
'vesseis inside the bar, eleven crafts OF varioas
kinds IN lighthouse Inlet, three bincksdeFs Ia
front, Zone three -masted sessrI,) one TUG and
two schooneFs to the northeast. and one huge
Transport and schooner in the ohing. II WA sus-
pected thct the Two scho0ners to the northeast
were engaged In surveying In that direc uon.--
Charlcsien Aerc,syy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

Dsst,wctiVe Nre-About 10 O'Clock last
Tuesday night the four story brick building
on the east side of 18th street, hetwecn Main
and Cary, the drst hoor occupied By Mr..
Geo. W. Willis as an auction-room, aud the
second, third, and fourth by Mr.. Alexander
Mott as ware and storage-rooms, was dis.
covered to be on fire and the alarm speedily
given. When the flremen reached the scene
they found that the goods on every foor
were on fire, and, forcing the door, set to
work earnestly to check and subdue the
flames. So delse was the smt ke that it was
almost impossible for the fremen to exiet in
It, yet they continued their labors and finally
subdued the flames, but not until the build.
ing was completelygutted and the tin roof
had fallen in
Adjoining this building on the south was
the commission house Of Mr.. VIM H. Pleas
ants, which was saved, together with It's con.
tents. At enc time 1t was generally believed
that every tenement in the block would be
destroyed. but the skiil and energy Of the
fire brigade confined the flames to the tene-
ment in which they were discovered,
The losses Of Messrs. Willis and Mott are
heavy aud their Insurance light. The fire
was no doubt the work Of an incendiary !;
but how he entered the building to apply
the torch, or escaped from 1t after doing so,
is matter Of conjecture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07
IRON EAsf TEHNxsyeE.

RussELLvlLLB, Jan. 6.-Ths fighting last
week was altogether with cavalry on our
side. Col. Grow, Of Morgan's division, st.
tackled the enemy near cambridge, and cap.
tured battery, With the exception Of one
gun, which was Afterwards recapturcd, but
the enemy were driven back TO their an-
trenchments at Messy creek. Maj. BAIL Of
the 9th Georgia, was killed in an engage
menr ON the 20th. Gen. Martins entire cav
airs attacked superior force of the enemy
at Taloots Station, and after stubborn n,
sistance, drove tnem back four miles.
They wero reinforced by division Of In
fantry, which drove Martin back, with con.
siderable loss. The enemy remain & Messy
creek, strongly entrenched.
The railroad will he In running order to
Bristol In few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

A Lkcturs.-Those who prefer q rational
and profitable way Of spending an evening
are advised t0 attend Mr.. Currys lecture,
announced Cor tonight In DR.. Duncan's
(Methodist) Church, on Broad street. These
winter, have beeA very popular, and We
doubt not the one to be delivered tonight
will be equal 10 interest to those which
have preceded. We understand that sew
eral lecturers are engaged for the season.
Members are desired by the committee to
procure Jss printed tickets Of admission at
the rooms Of tho association, to be presented
1t the door.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

Caildren's Fa;r.-Rev George Woodbridge
has received from Q little girl--Jsne Harold
the sum Of Jase hundred dollars, the proceeds
of q fair gotten mp by her, and to be appvo-
priated to the Female Orphan A. ylum. The
gift is An acceptable one, and teaches other
girls what may be effected by perseverance,
IN good cause Would that the youth OF
both sexes could feel The importance Of in.
dustry and ecose-ny at this time, and that
ance of properly appropriating the spare
means at their command. The prayers of
the orphans will be heard for this little girl,
and the consciousness that she has added to
their comfort will more than repay her L.
bors in holding the fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

ORANGE G. H., Jan. 0-Msjor Nosby, with
portion Of his battalion, came up with :
scouting party Of the enemy, consisting q
some seyenty.ave men from the 1st Nasy-
land battalion, under Capt. Hunter. neae
Rectortown, Fsuquier county, on New
Years day. sharp tight ensued, in which
the enemy lost fss killed and nine wonnded;
whilst Mosby's loss was two killed and three
wounded Mosby captured three non-eom-
missioned officers and thirtyssvsn privases,
with their arms, equipments, and Aonsns--
The rest Of the party escaped. The psissnesa
are en- route for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

LATEST FROM THE NoRrH.

LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
PETERSBURG, Jan. 0---The HMold. Of the
slst, has been received here. There i No
news from the Army OF the Potomac or
from Charleaton. News from Western vir.
ginia, dated the s0ih, says that Gen. Kelly
had information from Gen. Sullivan that
Gen. Early, with nine thousand rebels, W.
between New Market and Mount Jackson.
Rosser had also somc 100 cavalry, and
Imboden fifteen hundred. Sullivan's column
had returned to Harpsr's Ferry with one
hundred prisoners and the same number Of
horses. Kelly states that he has captured
In ali over 400 prisoners and large amount
of property.
Gen. Thomas's dispatches nom Chatta.
nooga on Wednesday state that rebel
force under Wheeler had captured . Fed
erl train on the 26th ult, bound to
Knoxville, ct Charleston, on the South
bank'of the Hiawassee, but that Col. LonR
pursued and defeated Wheeler, capturing
over 100 prisoners.
Butler sneers At tho threat held out In
Davis's proclamation against himself and
officers, and declares If . hair on the hesA
Of one Of his officers or soldiers II injured,
except In just warfare, the day that it h
done shall be one of sorrow and mourning
throughout the Confederate States.
He thinks there 10 but ono way to meet
the new: state Of things, and that h by the
sternest retaliation. He says that the Fed
eral Government, having exhausted every
form Of appeal, there is nothing LEFT it but
to authorize that sufficient number Of re-
bel officers be placed under such keeping,
and put upon sach diet ~ shall In I'll ~
spects correspond to the treatment, - %
clothing, food, and fuel, that the wrstchsd
Union men receive In the stsnch.housm Of
the rebel capital
Gold in New York, on the 80th, rAnged
from Isl to 152.
Dates from the city Of Mexico, 10 the 7ths
State that the French troops had entered
Moreiia on the 30th OF November. Twelve
thousand French troops ware at Calicya and
SulimanCa
1t Is stated that the Government Of Hol.
land and Spain have reorganised new Hex.
lean Government.
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CONFEDERATE STATES TAXES

~ OTICE-ro the Tax Payers of Hsnrie, County
~ By authority Of the Secretary Of the Trea
sury, We hereby notify you tba, it is your duty to
come forward and givs into us . statement Of your
incomes, salaries, and oil her subjects Of taxation
TO enatls you to psrform this duty Va will at nd
1t our I'd ., 10 tbs Court )u-s Of Hensico county
TO rrc-ivs euoh s'asemsnts and make sue h assess.
msnts, from the 18th 70 the "a January, l6at.
JOHN d WARREN,
JAS NJ CARTER,
JOHN o GODDIN,
fAT-1t$ AseassuIs r HeprioO coucty.
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THE LEcrsLkruRR.

In the Ss,s0sA yeaterdaX 4he newly elected
Lseuk- Gov, ssmueHs fnce; -q. s.aef e1iesn-
brier, assumed his duties q President Of the
Senate, and delivered An address.
Gov. Smith communicated his inaugural
address, which was ordered to be printed
Adjourned.
In the Houss Of Delegotss, only ffty nine
members answered to their names. There
being Eo quorum present, the House n.
iourued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

MAJ-GEN. JOHN MoRo.H.
A telegram from DAny5le informs 10 that
Gen. Morgan and his fnily win certainly
arrive in the city on the Danville train this
afternoon, at o'clock.
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The Roy, in every neight,orhcod, win re-
1n
fering Many Of them have but little food
and no fuel, and not 3 few are entirely with
out shoes and comfortable clothing. Let
the charitable In every neigkborhood look
after the needy, and, nnt OF all. let us all
see that the wives and children OF oar gal.
lant soldiers In the deld are not sufsripg for
common necesssries. Persons mot In the
Geld owe Il to the soldier to see that his wife
and little ones are cared for and supplied
with food and fuel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

\IALUABLK Brick HOuee and Lot on the west
Y side OF 18th, between Grace and Rroad streets,
for sale We Offer for sale the valuable brick houre
and LOT located ~ above, adjoining the residence Of
Mr. slas Onohondro fronting On 18th street ~ fet,
running back width o5 feet to Union street, on
brick two stories high, with six large rooms, eli 10
" IL feet, covered with slate and well ventilated,
and large double porch In the rear full length OF
lie house, a Of the best and most durable mate
rails, and beautiful large yard, ali well enclosed.
ps used as such, Ia connection with the dwelling
aooVe las hydrant Of water in the yard and .
aseFs 70 carry Of all the waste wafer Possession
gwen ct one Apply 70
la6--eodst 0ODDIN 4 ApPERaON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

4 Temperance Meeting, to which thu pahlla
are invited is to he held st Springfield HaN
on Church Hill, tonight. Several intee0ot.
Ing addresses ara promised ON the occasaon.
aud Il the weather permits the ball win b
crowded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

NEw GOvHKsMETr roa Le'ugsiAyA.--J. l.. Rid
dell contrived to GET le for Governor in ST.
Tammany and IN St. James Parish. La, on ths
strength Of which he Issued wYts Of election to
the Yankee Congiess TO batch oi ssplnn,s for pay
and mileage, and went on ta Washington to have
these proceedings confirmed.
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Rittluuan ispatft.
THURSDAY xoRxue ..s..s.JAnUAsY :, lse4

CAPTURE or YANkne1 IN HARDY
COUNTY,
We understand, thro , passengers by
the Central train from 1Anton last night
that Z portion q our csS1lby forces recently
made raid into HasdJ county, which :. :
suited in the cspture Of 61oat two hundred
and nfty Yaukeee, one bnndred and fifty
head of cattle, twenty to kirty wagon loads
OF green hides, aid som4 4one hundred and
seventy-five mules. VA were unable TO
learn who commanded ne expedition, cr
any further particulars than those above
given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

&c. Hite, dsserter from the l0h virs inia and
other regiments, was killed in L. nchourg Va, en-
Tuesday, by the provrst guard.
:, Seven Thousand Old cents were cold ia Peters
burg, Va Tuesday,h s4X per hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

OFFICE RICHMOND PEfnssuRa b Co,
Richmond. Dec 81, 1853
nIvIDKND Notioa-Ths Board Of Directors have
- declared dividend Of four per can't upon the
capita stock Of this company, payable to the stock
holders or to their legal representatives on and
after the 8lst inst The trsusfss books Will BE-
eloeed unit. after that date.
do 2l-1St Nv WARRINGTON, Treas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

PsaxAxpuA. YLoRiDA.-ThA Yankees Ia thi.
subiugated town have been selling or stealing the
property of the citizens. The prices al which real
estate has been sold shows that they do not think
much of their chance Of holding the property. Fo.
instance, Judge Livinsston's and Mr.. Dawson's
residences were sold =, 9s each, and are occupied
by Yankee teachen. Mr.. Yulee's brought 9900,
and was purchased BY the Colonel Of the llth
Maine. Mrs. Mendenhall's was bought at 4l0l by
negro woman named Rachael, belonging 70 Mrs.
Cnchten, OF st. Marys. y. Lesesne's was bought
1t $50 by Mn. Call, baker, from Jacksonville.
Col. Coachman's was purchased ~ 3200, and 10 oc-
euuisd by Commissioner Reed. The brick block
eontaini.g Savage and Wilson's stores was psr-
chased by Robinson, of Jacksonville, for The saa
Of a40o letter from Psrnandina says:
The town would scarcely be recognised BY any
Of lss formeF citisens. M0sg Of the feuces have
been used for fuel. the weather boarding Of the uu.
occupIed huidings has shared tho Same fate, while
TIE sSastersd windowe and doors and bsoksu paae-
tertnr tell noasnfai tale Of ruin and wansDa de-
While the beautiful grove asoundths PHk has been
leVelIed. rhe Baptist Church has been c0nvefte1
inso theatre, the Presbyterian Charch into -
Academy Of sciences, where suuly Connected
ueehool MARINE are snoaSo6 ln teaching tie youth
fd ethopians % sing h0saunss In praise of seedoa
anA aNasea LinkUm.~ Al the Iron, 0ueta,
Wheels. tools, ana Other 0ateS1als ef the xissfda
Rnilroaa Co9pany wsro bid - 70 H0elnooa q
200 shfpped b him % New Yosk. ThkY WeFe
seinci ou beif ARRIVAL II nat city ogslne x1okee
0ovWnosns aad sol1 q oie.oA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

Lnspositi0sss are practiced on all charitable
associations, however guarded the agents
may be. In the efforts made to relieve the
needy, bad persons are often benefited to
the injury of the deserving. Even the Co
vernment officers are deceived by misrepre.
sentations, and the Government made to a. :
sist its enemies. Within q few months last
large numbers OF able bodied men have fed
from tho South to escape military duty,
leaving their families to follow when an Op-
portunity offers. Some of these families are
said to be obtaining employment by repre-
senting their husbands to be in the Southern
army, thus taking from true Southern ladies'
the work they could perform and the bread
they could earn. It 10 impossible for the
Government agents to know all the loyal
neeFy, ard Of consequence they have to sub
NIT to impositions; but our citizens, by re.
porting impostors TO the proper authorities,
could prevent very many imposltions, and
at the same time materially assist the truly
deserving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

The First Aarkss, yesterday. morning, ~
poor looking place, % far - supplies wego
concerned Some OF tho butcher hAd th91r
stalls c!esed, and others had very little med
ceipts for several days, and should induceeil
classes to economist.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

RICHMOND AHp DAxvnII RAIAaoAD Co,
December 18th, 1868.
DIvIDEND.-fhe Board Of Directors Of Abe
Richmond and Danvills Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of hve per cent on ibe
capital stock, payable January 1st, 1854.
Tho transfer book will be closed until lst Janu.
ary, 1884 Eds lc-3tawiml J D BLAIR. Auditor.
SSrWhiE, Examiner, and Enquirer will copy.
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prAI ESTATE FOR SALE.

,1vAUuTUL and Highly Improved and vs:y ~ Az
X ,rscs,ye Farm OF S70x acsss. " Cne .sss ~
~ Ds,ar ana ha1 miles ffom PssesseorG. u III H.
en- Richrnoed, and ons mile .rom ~"
i,eu' a, mhs 4 Jansaion, On the Richmoud ana rsse
~.,l,csd. for ssle we cfsr fog saie the exre.
eak n, s.rm above described, nos In the oocupency
,sss Inomas 4 eampbel. Il contains S{0x acI0
49, sn,.t i&o are 10 wood the rest cieafsd ana n
~nas be.rl. ThA coil 10 light bus grsaeso, soa "V
Iercss sood csop. Of corr, wheat, oaas ana ~. .
ss "a mai uadeveiope1 10 oa the land Nne a1ef
sars. oesAius ave rooms and an snssy up sssiu
s.,,Tv ana ave closets, large and commooscos
= Y, N tbs rooms have nos been piasteeeo 1nsse
:. =. nssce ia tue yard Ample encomMocsssoa Iot
.r,n,s. ,srse Stables, cos house, carriage
10y work house.. pseco-hoase. poultry .noo:es,
,eb. ceo barn. froofed Ia, but not nnnneu1 i.s
hc..s admirably arranged. well Of cs'8htrn' wAtes
~ the ward The eArdsa y Ssrte and conssms A.es
rec,,ons in straweerries, rsepocrres, eooesoenles
sns s,sp<s. TIE orchard - remarkably ane, cm.
,se,ns about 600 trees Of the chSasas varieties o.
,olrs pears, cherries p.ums, peaches ana apfceU'
tbr frun from which, Il the season prove Isvoi.os
vii weld very large SUN. ucdesaee Qosnsny ~
ME, cats and wheat have been ssnded. Anogssno.
,he lu,sticn, quality, ard arraogemcs OF .ar ns.
mako !, anope the most desirable sha! can " VI
,,,ped The pressat owner purchased w ~. ~
equity expecting to oocupy and cntvase oss
Unable 10 do 20 he wishes nov 70 sei !"
precision given. Apply at onee 70 ..cvpsou
1-et ODiN =. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

Yankee Dsasrtws-Two men-St. waeaa
Ard Sta1laasssseea ~ pzUl0f Ymk66 -
soktrrs, were before the Mayor yoot9ony.
and held to bail for gocd behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

faE SIEGE or cH1RLzss0N.
CHAHLHsTox, Jan. 6-Thsse Il % nous
to-day. A few shots were exoAanwo1 -
tween the batteries.
The weather = cold and salny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-07

ORANGE COUNTY LAND for sae.--A most beau
Uttui and desirable Farm for sale, two miles from
Rapian Station, containing 575 acres, about 100
acres OF which original fores the open land Is un-
der high s,ate Of Improvement, well watered; an
excellent orchard, good dwelling, and al necessary
out ht uses.
tn. society 10 this nelghborhood is as fne - any
10 the State
In addition to the above tract 100 acres OF wood
land tw ard q half miles tH that will be Sold
with II Apply at HILL h NORFLEETS.
Corner Virginia and Cary sts. Richm md, Va.
All