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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

G,Dfaye Of Gen. 4soeria's ftot.-Dr. A. l..
wiley, of Craig county, Va, was arrested
yesterday and committed 10 Castle Thunder.
lie is believed TO be the individual who pi.
loted the Yankee General Averill during his
rcec,,t raid in Southwestern Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

Tae Case Of 4Nrs taro'iae Aitan The
Grand Jury Of the Confederate States Court
Yesterday returned true bill Of indictment
against Mrs. Paterson Allan, charged with
treasonable correspondence with tue enemy.
Her case is set for tho March term OF Judge
lI,,r ~ l.nurf
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N o y A y C F..

En- Box office open two days In advance.
Doors open at Z, performance commences nj pre-
ciacly. fes5-it
FTABLEAUX ViVANtES,
By the Young Ladies If Church Hill,
For the benef, Of tia so.diers' fa'ues at Sprirg-
eid Hall, Church II H. Friday evening, "a. n ociock.
PROGRAMME
l. Confederate States.
=. Tan Srhanter.
3. The Young Willow.
4. Love at FIRST Sight
The Post Mistress.
&. The Deciaratian.
Z. Faith, Hope, and Charity.
g. slug G that Sweet Scng 1 gain.
the Intercepted Letter.
10. Ruth and Naomi.
IL. Southern Industry.
II. Tae TrusIt Detected.
J3. The Sleeping Beauty.
a. Oac1nvanencr of Single Life.
Is. Conven,eac of Mari led Lie.
l6 Tho Wounded Soldier.
H. Taking the Veil.
IL. Confederate Camp Scerc.
10. America: Story Of The Early Sst,!crs.
&c. The Maiden's Prayer.
Tickets, fec gentleman and lady, S.; for gen
temsn S3tc be had ut the door Ct the II all the
night of the exhibition. 70 2j-Sas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

Nnn DOLLARS keWasd.-nanaWay, - ~
ZUU 10th inst, from ny hsass, ss1 1relsstek
Har, In Louisa county, negro na1 nane4 0essoe.
weighs abnut $50 pounds, and b thick -; hAd 9
when he LETT gray soldiers ja0ass cd DaR e
cashmere panss. patched. purehaesA hi1 eoe.o
few weeks ago from q N DAVIS, At Rishmeo1.. H
reward for his delivery 70 me, 70 We1e q 11ooo,
n Brook Avenue, Richmond.
2E5s> CHA8 S09luDs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

Interesting Decision. Judge Haly burton's
decision was rendered on Tuesday last in the
case OF Josiah Blackburn, who had furnished
substitute for the war, ne suiog for 4 Gis-
charge from the service on that ground. It
was decided by the Court that the recent
law Of Congress, placing this class OF per
sons IN the service, was constitutional and
ihc men liable to service, notwithstanding
they may have been exempted for the " ar
The Judge denied that the Government had
the power to make contract which would
ALLEVIATE her right to the services Of every
man capable OF bearing arms, and that il
such contract was male, it was mil and uoi1,
and there was nothing in the Constitution %
restrain Congress from disfcearding such
contract whenever the exigencies of the SER
vice might require the assistance Of all men
capable ct bearing arms. The case was ar
gued by Mcssrs Davis and Orvis fer the Pc
titioner, the Government not being repre-
sanscd. Blackburn was reInanfed to Camp
Lee upon the rendition Of this decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

D,sst Resented - Yesterda1 morning
complaint was lodged before tbs Ea;or that
duei was expected 10 be foHghstncar this
city between Henry Richardscn; AlM Edward
a. walters, both residents OF th1S3eity. I'm
mediately officers Seal and J<1akins were
posted off with directions tot Foceed in
search OF them aud bring them xfo,e His
honor. Snspecting the nesgSafhood In
which the meeting was to t&khsciace, the
policemen double qnitked IL nj the way,
and on arriving at Buchanan's S3ting found
The c0mbatants standing close sfHether az il
ahont beginning the work. ksGa Was armed
with brace of pistols and as l1ie They
were taken in custody aud carrif9B Before the
Mayor, who required them to Civ bonds to
keep the peace in the sum OF ET.b00 The
difficulty is said to have originates In some
misunderstanding relative to lpss:
attempting to Get to the YskkNs-Some
time since man named T. N. Bfily was ar
rested on the charge OF being eigaged in
selling forged passports, fur,oughs, and SOL
diers' discharges. Upon an examination
before the Commissioner he wss sent on to
be tried before the Confederate Stats IS Court.
and bailed in the sum of $l7 ,009 80 appear.
Since then lie has been arrested en- the
charge OF attempting to fee the Coniedera-
cy, and on yesterday was imprisoned in Cas-
tie Thurdcr. AT the time Of his arrest he
had in hss possession large amount il,
greenbacks, and several letters OF recon-
mendation to some we'll known residents in
Washington city y,leaving no doubt OF the fact
That 1t was his intention to go e@er to The
enemy. 10y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

Dnn Doi.iaKs reward h.naway iroe sA4
LVSt subscriber, on the 10th ina, my boy Aeo9
Zee, high, and Of light brown osmplsxioa. He toek
with him my dark bay h0rse small IN sl1o, euA ooO.
pact and in good order Austen ha0 high fosehe1A
but rnw and his hair extends very low On eaan1e
side The above reward will be paid for h9 dsliv.
cry TO Messrs Lee h Bowman, In Richmond, o3 -
cured ia any jan and the recovery Of the hOr1e.
d SCOTT, Bestland O
ia 26-ts ksoe9 CO. ".
IL, Danville Railroad, Two hsnda, Frederick and
Lewis, the property Of Leigh. Frsdssick p
about feet high, dark complexiou NO masks ~
membersa.
lewis feet 10 inches high, dark complexion. me
usual rewards viii be paid for their apprehensioo.
tcS S-,s CHAs @ TALOOTT, Supt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

A1UAk4kH1A
N1w 1sou1oHD InxzSx1
A'0es and seaSs AAnaRsr.. n D OsAs
THURSDAY EpENLNo, Fsb Is, 1854,
First time At this Theatre of the
TICKETOF-LEAvE MAN.
(rhc Drama eptire.1
the utterly unprecedented popularity OF the TIck
ct Of Leave Man, even when ~ Ia Hoston n -.
oeem presenaed At three theatres At the game time
(stiii rurnng)-iu New YORK, whs re i. bias alyrad,
ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS
tSuH Iunninkl II London. where IL has run over
THREE BUMPED NIGHTS,
(Siiil running constitutes it, bayond douht the
Greatest Dramatic
Success OF
The cast Is ose Of great st.cpgih
eobert Briefly, q Lancashire Lad r n osser,
James Dellon, alias Downey alias the
Tiger. first Appearance. ........... Js Charles
Law oeteGtve. W Thorpe
Green Jonee, Cockney gentle man un-
der adverse fortunes. I Nells
Meter Mose, specu'ator and en- extor-
- toner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C T Nelson
Mr Gibson a banker. er..............RJ Brown
Aaltby, landlord Of the Bellevue Ear
Jane: jan jackson, a sprgh.ly waiter. &C Alien
detective, confederate OF flawkahaw H Forrest. Jr
6iaKeiy, guest Of the Bellevue Mr. Wilson
bfuhton, Mr. Gibs0n's clerk erk....FW r Willis
sharp, Mr. Gi5eOn's clerk. .... .,,Mr Ca. land
Sinily st EvermoEd, Q lady OF the bal.
lat, Afterwards ,ncert-rosM night.
ihSae. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Crystal
May Ei|afds war. Miss Eiose b .idges
sam Wlloushhy, rather fast youth.
nsat a:,pearance........ .Aiss Sall;e partingtou
Mrs WiiGngtby, gran mother of SAM
ta.Hcf g2fFu'ots. -sss3ll9FH q .U&H
Quests, sNavvies, Policemen, sc.
An interval OF three years aud half between the
drst aud Second acts and inter vals Of four and six
mon hs between the second, third, aud fourth acts.
Time au, pace--London, the present Gay.
Synopsis Of Scenery and Incidents.
Act l-Seeing Life.
The Bellevue Gardens in southwestern suburbs
summer evening.
At 2-Dack from Portland.
Tho neat aud happy home Of May Ed7ards.
Acs 3-The Onlce Messenger.
bill brokers' of e in the city.
Act 4-Hunted Down.
The B iigewater Arms. London Gin raace-a
Street in the ci'y--an old Church Yard
Rosenberg, tho leader, and tue Grard Orchestra rem
der the beautiful Music ar the Drama
accidental 10 the piece Fancy Dauce, by Mss NJ
PartingtOn.
-Eavvics, Or NavigatoTs, arc gangs Of Engsh Ia
borers, who are employed IN digging trenches, and
upon railroads 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

fgyhNTED -Corfc !era:. money for Go acres OF
~ GOOD arabic Land, three and a half miles below
Tie city Tsere is from tsYo 20 trce bundled cor1s
OF wood standius the place, ie spring, &c.
Apply st the new stable, opposite Masonic Hal,
franklin ST. bet seen 18Th AID 18th. fe 2t-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

L'quor at the PreSent Day-Some ten or
fifteen years ago The intam perate man wac
only known by his rubicund II ,se. Then, as
he continued to indulge his appetite, the
nasal organ first assumed sus picious red
ness, that gradually grew brighter ard
brighter, until the clrnine tints corrugated
into spots aud assumed the < owing bril-
liancy OF rubies then Nature in her pro.
fusentss, threaded these splendid settings
with azure veins, and the nose, once so
comely and pale, projected ont in front as &
beacon light, informing all men that its own
er carried the sign ol 4 consumer of good
liquor and when said nose was gathered
home to its fathers, ir warmed up, as with O
ray Of sunshine the surrounding pallor, and
even to the last shed u genial glow o?er the
use OF the social glass. But now, how chang
ed! La these degenerate days tue intemper-
ate man, however much he may try to hide
the habit from the world, is known by his
sunkea eye, his attenuated check, his shriy-
eiied up and contracted nCse, that, by lis
very death like look, shows too plainly Of
the ruin going On in the system. The reason
Is, not that human nature has changed, but
that ardent spirits have; and what was once
4 thing that made "tne heart glad" is now
slow but sure poison. What once made
the face glow with health, now prepares it
with the expression OF the grave.
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TiNTN.

XUAHTED-B,ar5--A An eEer!y gentleman de.
w sircs to obtail permanent board Would
prefer private faulty. Address "SSNEX," Dis
peteh cffice. fe2b-l,A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

z ,>OR Hire, No / cock Without encumeianee
e. n No dinirg reoln sslvsIt, w.t. Eufsr, SEd
q SO cock aud lau3dfsss. Apply Ia
s.rs Jou e Ci0PTtbN,
s.oa3. Frank Il bit ii and 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

yE5 ANTED.--I wish to purchase lady's Writ
w ing Case. For u uce liberal price will
be pail have for Gale indy iiue Gold HuJtpg
Case Watch Apoiy at The new stable, opp te
Masonic Hall, Franklin tt between 18th ami 18Th.
&c IL >.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

49, ANTED-Boafd-aS T. sinsia gcutlefs Ii,
~ some priv a.e family y here he Gan have The
comforts ot home References given. Also, nice
uaiuruished Room, centrally ioca;ci. Address "a
X - Pos: Oti.s fe 24-3.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

sGr ANTED Lard, ;aliow, and grease, OF every
Gs kind and persous having lard, taiiIw, or
other grease they want mise into oil, cai.dcs, or
soap, can lave it done on shares or on fair terms
Tor Ca.h at the ON and Candle Works, Wall
street. bet Main aul Franklin. Biciiinond, Va.
fe 2i-2ts II HG .S, LEWIS l. 90.
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Yr3P0sy F0i9 sALEAND HIRE.

S~OR Sai.--A No | cctk, W ,sher aid Irorer,
= with: ut sEcumbrance. The heat Of rtf.Ie5ce
caa b, e,vea ia regard to her industry and honesty
Also, u good, iadustrif us mau. Apply at
JJ WRIGHl'3 Coiisr Factory,
fe 25-3ts Nisyo tt, ~ ave Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

E00 KKwAkD Ran s.sy from nZ lass,....

EnO REWARD Kan away nom mY Pla1n15n
eNJO IA - eaeser - 4NEre4
2stH January fasf 40 ulnveo, 06ra
Both are black qnick, active mea. 1noo6 ooooe0
years Old about 6 feet high, and well nlOe1; w
erec, in his carriago with fun bead Il hair, peoal1R
voice oil the North Carolina negro, hon vheoee -
csnas; o great singer aad danosr. klcoofQ aoQee
25 years old and about fest 9 tn0h10 ~, s1soe
built, black, rough skin; he WAs bought hoO 1sDoG
county about year ago. They were dreosed - grey
pants, jackets. aud caps when they lslk 1ho ahoxo
reward will be paid for thsr deltyegy % - -
Richmpnd or fOwnatsr. JNO1 W2HyI0D.
f. 23-6s
- UNAWAf-q2eo Rev ard. .-Raa a0aV mn ~
,. tubscriter. on yesterday, my bog Hsrdy -
boy IS about 20 or 81 years DID, very 6Acl. "a -
a few scals about the lefs law The ebove rovnr1
Of $500 will bo paid for bis delivery 70 Nee1re ~
" bowman. Richmond, or secured In nv iaii -
tina. get hlm. ffe 2S-tsl JAnRs WA.
Nn0 DOLLARS ksward.-RaMwey fFo0 ~
LUU sabscriber about the 18th Of Januasy lnsa
Two s'sves, named Doctor and Raleigh, commonly
called Fiein Both are black, quick, sceive Men.-
Doctor is about 10 years old, had his kft hanA huxo
in an apple mill and SCARED on the outside, and -
lost one or more Of his nails from that hand. Ho
bad On red nince shirt when he LETT. yisn = ~
handed, and liz about II years Of age viii give
xlGO piece for the delivery 70 mo- or 70 some ~
from which can get them, NJ The said slaves.
caught cut Of the county Of Charlotte or 80 aplca
If appreieuded In the county. I believe they aSo
psss!pg as free men, and arc trying 70 got employ
ment the Richmond and Denyille. or fONlhstde
Railroad. Address, HENRY = EDhUND0,
Moseingford 70,
ra1c-1m ChavhyHfA oOuutv. YA.
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v 10; Hire Onc eooK aai two hoaas sir.A. III
e. qare at tis corner OF Main ana I'D et.eeu''
IL 2}-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

= = ANTEU-- 10 reut furnished dwelling, or a
~ psrt Of enc containing three or four steering
apartments, dliaS-room, Kitchen. scrvsnts' room
&c Location mus, be central. Address ''X YZ,"
Diepa.ch flee fe 2t-2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

IVANTED-A small amount OF sa,sh Virginia bauk
Eotes, for which VIII pay the highest pre-
mum. @ CLiPP,
f-25-3ta at c e Rouss's, Ia Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

J ANfEDA teacher, To take charge Uf a small
~ school in private family. To lady who
can teach Latin ard the usual EGg!isL branches
liberal salary and pleasant situation will be given by
apply lug to l. IL FiTZHUdH,
Confederate States Sensie Chamber,
ie 2t-6ts Ri hnond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

3sy AN1Bit-S whi;c woman to do house work
y y for two af.ii!y. will te treated as one OF
the family. Apply u HUDSON at the tobacco fac
tory iu tho al.ey atween 10Th and 10th sis betwaen
| Nam and Etunglip s.s fe 81 GtA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

(INAND SELECT BALI.
A Grand Select BAN
will be given at the
New Market Hall, on
THURSDAY EVEEIN1, Fe6 70, 1854
No pains expense will be spared 10 make t'1s
One the most p.essan. ard agree able balls u he
season.
Ballet MASTER.
Thomas v. Carr.
MANAGERS.
Jacob Shaner, W Gentry,
Jas Wade, W Young.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', S..
fe ll-otS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

A '"AsD nAAA
Ihe grandest Il al of the season will be gwen o.
FREDERIC KSBURa HALL,
II On FRIDAY EVENING, February 18th, 1854.
The best musicians . Igaged.
Refreshments At mo icTate prices.
MANAGERS.
CD Cbitts, CIV GsEtry,
&c Phillips, n U BERN.
Admission for gentlcinon and ladies, S5.
fa 26-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Cotton closed easier. a
quotations slightly lower, prices closing steadicr
The Manchester markets closed very dali, wit
prices tending downward.
Ercai i..iItiS cIosei finn and urrca q Lini..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

lgyAHiED--TD purchase a god ditiny rncm ser
~ want, raissi ia the country. and without o
family Apply 20
p. SI2. SfAUa9rE3 waTKlNI h 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

!. ANiEt i wish la tiapioy a man and hs
wife C.: Turkey Island estate lower cnd {;
HeHlico county the III an u be first rate gardener.
10 take cherge OF and wotk market garden; his
wife ia!iLcd attend TO the cut ting and making
at servants clothes the ratsing "f fowls The mix
butter e. To such SIS are wel qlaii He'd good
h; mo aad liberal wages will be given. Arpy to
BAR Basweli, 81 D, OF Leigh eGd 6;h SIS or
To FULLAR' Y WALK t.s, Cary st
Also, Cor sale, three bb's excellent Pickles, well
asoned aud III fne ORDER Hops, S;.
POLLARD & WALKER.
fe ct-6:S Cary, bet 12tn and 18th kts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
For the Adyarsiser.

The Eiso6eld Village Aid Association most
gratefully acknowledges the muni6scnt donation
oi salo.oo,. the proceeds from tho Capccrt"f Mon
day night ef.l=st rcsE. .;Fo, begito return our
SINCERE and grsteful1hankssoa all coicernsi. This
awhat We call true patriotism Han!ipstea in q
most efvctual manner.
Then Mrs col.,J ,J.hn Huiet came NTH roT-
feet lnai q. donations from various rcrsdns NJ
follows: Hiss Elizabeth Derry, S pEirs Of wDolon
socka; Mrs. john Really, pairs Of sOollen socks
and 2. nice blankets; Mrs alartha Ready rairs
Of ~oollsH socks; Mrs.s De- Ready 9 nice cnrFct
blank cts; Miss Regina Ba.tioys 'psirs,ci seeks;
MrssXm. Merchant 1nps3e Of rcolIcn socks and
pair of woollen gloves; Mrs. E. Lol., pair Ct
socks; Mrs. Jack Lott, pair of each; Mss III.
o. Loft, i pair ot socks; Mrs. Wilson Col man
2pairs of noollen socks; Mrs. Gen. d. C..Bl ;lor,
$50; Ars.. Eliza Mi,ns, SIS, and Mra. S. +. Gooae,
So, sent in some time since and neglected to be
acknowledged heretofore.
Mns. ANN GRIFFIN, Pres.
MRS. WIZ. GoopnAs, seo'ry & Tre6s'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
HeadIQ Quarters,
coNscR1pT DEPARTMENT,
Co1uyaIA. February a. 1854.

=. ~o'SSDtAt ScA on]J 1oefs
GENERAL ORDERS NO. A.. -
u TIE Regiments of statsl Troops 'has;s been
70 .disbandedJ thc;immcdiate enreilment "a here
by ordered Of all members of said Regiments who
are within the aseof conacriniian.
= III. The privilege Of volunteering before en-
roliment IL hereby extended to all such. ;rsrsas,.
provided 1. That the company selected was us-
ganized prior to 9Th April, 1862; q. Tiststae
company yclected does not, at the timo Of xoluu-
tsering, exceed sixty. four men. on the rsll; 5.
That the company has nat been reduced by tho
tr,psfcr Of members to othor cvrnponirs
I'LL Persons desiring to voluI.ver will report
to the Enr6ling 0licors of their respective DID,
tric.u OF or before tbe'20th February. and mako
selection of their companies. They will be. re-
quired to rtpor. OF these head apartors Oh or be-
foro tho 1st March, prepared to 60 Immediately
toward in;o service. -,-,i,. - -
Nv. Certificates viii be furnished by the En-
rolling Officers 10 all who report asSoluntcers by
the goth Fcbruary; but no such certificate will
authorize the mastering of any volunteer into q
company, unless approved by tho Commaudaut Of
CJnScripts. ~, - -
" ERrolling Officers wil,be digent and active
to procure accurate list Of al persons liable to
enrolment under this order, and willimmediately,
after the goth February, proceed to censcript aud
send forward cohseripts all who do not report
as volunteers and who are not exempt.
C. D! MELTON,
sg..:s Major and Com. ,COnscripts
Etsh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10

Tie Washington correspondent of tic Gin
cinn;..i EEluirer says: "A statement. has
been printed this week in the London CORES
pondence of one of our lesding journals, that
Alexander Barring, of the firm Of Barring,
Bros & Co., and a member Of the British,
Parliament, is in close communion with the
leading spirits of British Southern recogni-
zcrs, aud also that he is an active member Of
o Committee, formed with the ,1prcsa object
OF obtaining an official recognition CT the
Sou;hcrn Confederacy by'Parliament. This
is considered here among financial circles, as
a n ost remarkable statement, if true, ard
has given rise to. much comment in iuanen-
tial circles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
Old Liucoln,s New Draft.

The old gsasaroo !hsi presides at Washington
Lns lately ordered draft Of Five Hundred Thou
sand Men, said draft to be levied in March. Let
no orc however he terrified at ,hi, srandilcqueut
proceeding; O! old Abe. Let no cnc's hair stand
IN esd, na ones tongue hass cut Of his mouth,
no ouos eyes roll wildly in his head, 40 onc's
knees smi.c t"se,hc., .c- no Onc bo drowned in
his own cold pr.sirs,icn. This old monster may
cali for 500. .Ood warikc spirits, lut wc have seen
that they Will prt copc. That his drafts end
css for volunteers are all pi,;fpl nisesrriage' is
hoyoni doi.t. The valiant Yeuks will nos
Iis..n to t,,e voic, o. :hs charmOr, though that
voic. s;nssa a syr.n Song Of Eight Hundred-Do Do-
lsr-B BeuGt,s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10

NJ Tho New York Herald Of the 1st says
Lincoln has issued an order for a drnft Of Eve
hundred thousand men, to DO made on the 10th
Of March. This Herald says the order is but a
consolidation of two calls previously Issued for
three hundred thousand, nesrly half Of whom
were obtaincd'by volunteering and re-onlistment.
.Ng- In the Yankee House Of Representatives
on ihs 25th uit., Fernando Wood made an earnest
appeal for Tho restoration of peace. On tho 2sth
his reception was largely attended by members Of
Congress, Judges CT the SupreHs Court, foreign
ministers I'D sthers. +
SsS The Rockingham Reyi,fer rays Mr.. Sam
Good, of that county, is soling flour to- soldiers
families at ton dollars psr BARREL notwithstanding
it is goncrally ceiling there at from sixty to
hundred dollars per barrel. That paper adds
tha. this gentleman is not rich man. No, but
he is q Good, which is much better.
&S- Gov. Bramlett, of Kentucky, has issued .
proclamation retaliating on Southern sympatbi-
zsrs.
ND- Maximilian has written 10 Con. Almonte
that he does not hesitate about accepting ths
Mexican ths4as.
ag> Gag Of truce has juat arrived at Catoosn,
two miles this side of Rirggola with twOnty- eight
persons from Knoxville, ladies' and gentlemen
..pt out as violent sceeasiouista. The enemy aro
reported to have evacuated Knoxville, and are
retreating to Msy.vilic.
sS- A dispatch from New York, says that at
! meeting os The Republican c0m'uince, it was
unanirne eusly voted to hold the national convcn-
ton in Chicago on the Eth OF July next. 1t viii
DC renem9ered lae Democracy had previously
selected tho sano time. and place.
IT, Eighteen car loads Of coffee passed. through
Petersburg, Va, on Friday, enroute for Gen. Lsos
army.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
:. The Liberal heart Deriseth Liberal
I'hingsO

We predicted the new Eliter Of the Carolinioa
would become the Koh.i.noor among the editorial
frateinityof s. C.. and sure sucugh, he is already
flushing and sparkling and cleaning in every
direction. on Saturday the sth inst, he treated
his readers to ar2mmoth double shoet CaroHnian
pcrfoc; oe.aiuu' genheram Of useful and delight
tul things; and what is still more delightful and
liberal, lie threatens Gly Of his brother Editors
who may find their way intoshis sanctum With
"0ys.c:a " and Coffee" Wcnder If !hi; privilege
will ever bcfsll Us. We llarbcy The enchanting
hope at all events.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-10
M1x1s11.1aM,asp ra y MBxrcl6H .CRoM;aa:;-s !.

, MAx1A1E1AMsxaD THE Mexican Crown
The New York Courier publishes the follow.
ing extract of letter from the Archdukc
MACMILLAN tn General AlmonIe
g G.R:stassared, my desr General, that /
do not iastfte. least hesitate about coming to
you. My'reso!ntion has been finally taken /;
and ever sinccstiye:speech which T made Oc-
t5beia3j. before Mexico and the world, ! have
only been waaing 10 take up the rcirs ot. .au4
thUrity, for tile fulilmentof conditions aiadc
necessary :not.b my own dignity alone, but
by the best interests ofyour country. ! have
already assured you of this ih,ny letters OF
October 9h, and IL gives me pleasure to re-
nca The assurance now. You may use Ibis
lctter as you please to lssipate9 all doubts
which may be still feltin Mexico..' -