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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

III Robert j. Walker is spoken of ., thi ir"-
b-h!c successor Of Secretary Chase. tlc latter,
i, i. Lcli-ysS, csEuOtlons retain his present o.t,
! in consequence Of the rivalry hctucen him and
| Lincoln for the Presidency. Walker lihs An.o,d,
has carmel his rvwsrd.
ss-.It ia slated thit Dig. Gea. scammen, the
Fe,.cral officer ccp;urnel in Yankee siearicr on
;he K.nawba river, is to Le ssrt North hy our
su,hc,:i:; in ryc!snse fer Gen. y. i. T. Lee.
&s, The caus,s of The delay of operations of
tho iac: elf Charleston, it it DO Inquired into y
tho Federal Consrefs.
&b- Gov. D.amlctte, Of Kentucky, h., remen-
.strated against the enlistment Of slarcs in that
Stale; and has notified Lincoln that he will exc
cuts the laws Of Kentucky against MI Who Teteinpi
IN l.ae s.ayss fro.a i.eir owners without cs.'ssht
s4=y pcrsi.ient effort f.r the rerrr.va af Gen.
Meade from the ccmmnnd Of ;he army o: the
p,;.p,ae ia now Icing ma1o in Washington.
tc.s- The Night Passenger T;srs Cvtr tie
South Caroiins Rai;rcsd, TO Columbia and Az !!
srs:u, nay. bee discoTtirued rntil frrher hotte.
~ 1t is r,p,.rcd that. Lee has directed five
dsys ratitns to be sent 10 Him. intending, p!oba-
bly. to luke advantage Of the absence of ki!rat-
ric,;.s $3.50 ca,s!ry make lssce"; oa Meade
eo- The Secretary * Was rsfas:s to siEa
transportation for corn purchased in Georgia On
private acco.nt, because the railroads aie w"rod
hv ,,r Goycrnncut. There will be Liil:ing times
in Virginia until the next harvest.
6ar- Tho o-r.pfl risa ef so'a in the Nes York
m.rRt. :.az infussa. III. Federal cOHsse:s TO nv
lAor:so Chase to isif what he La. on Land belong
ing 10 n. Federal Government Whenever lie
sses Ai.
re-. The Ns.T Yars Herald of tic 5'h says
Fremont will undoubtedly be candidate. fer
President il Lincoln is renominatea, and that the
probability Is Mcclellan will be the Democratic
eaat.ida,c.
sS7y Th. Eew York tribune says that :hc lst-
.;.r Of frankl;n Pierce to JEFF. Davis assuring
LA. .hs, Slaal would dow at tho North if .ho
'Suut; should sacole, has been Autographed and
s:.,.itutoL throughout Sew Hampshire. Gen.
Pierce is said to bo the Democratic candidate for
tho U. s. Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
DyR1sos, xaEsE & co.

sy-BscE.nr tac ADVERTISER for one
ve.r FIVE p.iLLSi:: ip advance. For Six Months
THREE DoILNss.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at THREE
DOLLARS per Square o. naioa :es or lsssl for cae.
n, cr,i, trrsli.o,en. i!houI INSTRUCTIONS IS 10 The
n,s = Of aa,-s 81 'seia,l, WI" be published until
f.r.i,,, a.,icEa.ss.. accordingly.
Announcing t:a'lils,e, rr any cffce OF homo: OF
pr.at. TTIt..;Il DOLLARS, tobc psid before hc an
:oaac,in-ttt. i'4b!ishcG. -
c:.l,r. a,,icys. ::3a.s q Resp .st or an! connu-
ncs.. .,ero.;, $; is r2rs, v!! be rated q. ad'ef
,,,-n,>a;s a.,I ei!a-s;d aae e,riin.i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

Ss-Ths NJ Y. Herald has come to the cope,,.
sion that the spring campaign opens very ua.a.
vOrably for tho Fsieral..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
Ear To AiYcrliser.

The !, smicr. of Tho Southern Sisters Aid
Society are particularly requested to 1A,ot at Mrs
LrvIs JoS.s' on Thursday AsS', at celork,
Pm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
For iha Advertiser.
Co. I, % S. c. Cavalry.

BEECH u1sLANn, s. c., Mar. !3Iii, IS9E:
Mn. Eplron will Joa cbiig: many by stating
in tho l.leerfi;er, who tic Agent is, and whcrs
located for the d;;nibution OF Factory Cloth i'
soiier.' families and tEo iudigcnt pf hdg,ac!''
District learn that in q;hor Districts tho iaini-
l;cs Of S,liicrs arc drawing certain number C.
yards of Cloth at much cheaper rate than can
lie bought from lhsse selling at merely living
profits" Very many who ere needy, (y0ur tsou-
blcsYmc correspondent Cor onc.) are net able 10
purchase at the present prices; and, Iii South
Carolina ha. provided means by which we can
ebtyin the Cloth, we would Ike to avail ourselves
Of the privilege.
have. applet to yOu fOr.infor'aa'ion, bec"uf'
you Editors ku",y cr'ryihing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
From the Front.

a correspondent of the Atlanta Register
Writ thus:
A srsM review Of tie Artillery Of Iarlcc's
and Hills crops took place at Dalton March
18th.
Active Preparations are making for the
coming campaign. Gen. Johaston will pre-
sent bold front to the enemy, aud our
forces in the vicinity OF Atlanta, and the
surrounding strong forsiicslions, will secure
us from any flank attack the enemy may con
template, while Longstreet will be ready at
the proper time 10 make q dash in the right
direction.
Gen. Grants whole army now in Mississip
pi North Alabama and Tennessee is cst.
mated not to exceed one hundred thousand
men.
The campaign will open about the lo;h @ ol
18th Of April next. Tie coming battle will
probably be tic turning point Of the war
The corrceponden: OF the Atlanta CoiIctc-
racr, says: =.
lie work Of putting tae army ina conli.
tion to meet the vigorl us campaign ahead OF
them goes brayely oil.
Several veteran regiments OF The Federaii
haze returned home.
The work of organizing negro troops in
middle Tennessee s ,ciGe pashcd rapidly for
ward By Gen. Thomas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
4 Cow Wanted.

SETANTED, A t;onD MECH COZ wi,a a
w YOUNG CALF. rnr which Il reasonable
price will be gycu. Apply 81 tlii, "ficc.
MIR % IT. III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

t.sg- we invite the attention Of The rolte Sec
rc,ary Of the Soldiers Board Of Relief 10 the
above, and hope he i give the desired nf"rma-
ton as VIC are not posted on the suhjeet.-ED. Ap.
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t.ay. Htn,gn o. Ccnrsin.

sh,i! W. ioo Lake /. Sing st JcsGPa? H'o cant
Ssrl aS ia:g- . s:ne scr NJ as hard as the ga
ya;.ah Republican Rc- i,:'lscd ia any cf lhe
-Gs-rsia .afcrs-amd tacr-fvre WY try? tbs
,ilis::.yaus Goceru4r has red up ag=insl the
Cusly,isrets Goy2rnment in the most hagrant
ua,aer, nni nuS;i. be-! Message calluiered to
rre;c- spread lisati afne!c& and !5Esriisn.
n coa5oacrcc 10 has tstn s;ozcd 20 dcs'b ty
,.e rscse ge.eialiy--an,i Inc ;Gsorg;a fr.ss Tar-
tc...ar!y. As ric.:ly deserved it. fsieie,ea: il"
1.aes'
SsD. Sixteen laeh Tero shot and hung at Dali
ton, March 9th, for co. erlion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

t.ss Two or ,Lree we'll known Fnrta c=ral;na
papers nre cordially endorsing tae message Of
eo'.-B.owa Of Georgia. q i,r!s Of q !ssiisr,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23

Ti.e Ssyas.nah .Rep;laiicaa. Las the follow.
ios strong aud sensible rsnla'ss on &c late
i;;1:i,e.i..:aria a,rssasse. Er.n'n '."i hHi'';l
ho; b. rie;in,.. the :I2;:c a::Day:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-03-23
Mrs. JosErn A3SEY, S.o'ry.

Mrs. LEWIS JONES, Pres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

asucn % vlcu pnns1auS 69sSasns YsAe A.
gustA pagers ssnsain ne following sketch Of Z
speech aeiivarsa n niDs1esstiie, Ca, On the
siaht ofshs lesA inas.
lie spoAs two hosrs asG any masa,es In ealn
review q he eoolttoa and psospsets Of ths coun.
try ana tho latb oeO at CUnesees. Ne express 4
c0nndaneo n 0oe oo1lity ~ aoeompilsA ou> 1bAe-
pendeAes, ard e11nsslled hopels'ness and persise.
sdes Gs 1svolsl nseh care N the sospsasloa
suspenaon ta propsf way II eonsiitutioaai, has
maintstnsd that the bill - passsd conferred dan
sesous and lmpteper powes, - u dispensed win
tns oee6 undeF which as1ss0 shoail b made, and
is.s N the power ef the Pt~sideat, Secretary Of
War, and .snass1aat d he Tnns- Missisippi
depastmeaf, and shsif aesssss - arrest ciussns
without any cath speeify3na tbs eaass Of t9e A..
rest lie bad no fault to Gnl With tue PreeIAen,
of the I0cefs on whom this s1ssnosdlnafy pow cr
u conserrsa, bat abuses Of e might be exercised
bill evldent!y was % keep the principals having
substitutes Rena appealing 10 the coers:
fs reviewed the history Of the writ of Aab a. v,r
pas and IL object ie was 10 proieet citizens rom
TIE grasp Of arbitrary power without . heaslus.-
Tie did not appreciate the oecteeify for ite suspe.
sio,s bat admitting II 70 b neces asy, Il vas dors
in way offensive and dangerous 20 freedom, a. d
VI ~e do not protest aeafnst il II may be fsstensa a
oa % - NE policy of the CovsrnDent. In pro
testing agatnst It we are not opposing the Govern,
mso;. PIT really sxerc cisIry night and proper coll
lie alluded briefly 20 the currency and military
bits lie thought the currency bill IN wise snd
fevsse. He thought the military bill II eAsenteA
would be fatal because II would dlmsnish the bfo-
uaciag cassss 70 such an eA.entas u interfere with
tsAs qecessary snppaics Of food.
hese were the c.ief topics Of his ssdress
ihuogii III feeble hreith be sxhsAsaad ,oxards 1,,e
elose Of his speech, much of the old Are and s,o
fuencc iuf which he Is distinguished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25
BY EE l. e q X APH.
tasrarrs os ssa falss AssociAnop
Entered according 10 act of Congress IN the rae
1853, by J. 3. TaRAsuea, IN the Clerk > oAes d
the District Court 0f the Confederate States lei
the Northern District Of Georgia.
~-~~sNe.~~-o~--<~s-s-es~<ef ~ ~-~(~~<~
FROM THE SOUTH AND HEST-YANaH
- E4WS

.
FROM THE s0UTR AND EsT-YANaH
p E1WS.
DALTON, March 3-The enemy hAssn n
tired from our front, and their recent noss-
ments are only supposed to have bsea re-
A heavy fall Of anow occurred here la'
night, aAd to day II. lies four inches desp.
The Louisville Democrat, Of the 10Th, ~
been received hsre. II Gays that shsinn
has assumed command Of the Army Of W.
sissippi, with his headquarters at Nashvus'
General Grant leaves for Washington "
morrow. Colonel Woolfosd has afnve
here and been placed under arrest TOT 40
bediencs Of orders. He says he WIN saw
a. Q private II cashiered. Isaae AuFphyn
been elected Governor Of Arkansas, I'D "
State has been declared free BY lArgs s0''
them is required by Linsoln's psoclanson..
Jacksonport. Arkansas, lss besn ssPsuss
by the rebels. A plot has bssn dlssovs.
IN the border counties Of Ksutucky V M
over the State to the Confcdefsey. ausr
ous prominent citizens are implicated ho'
plot. The Journal seems to think hs "
pcct gloomy. 49,, -.
The Chattanooga Gaaet, OF The W.
been received. News unlmportant'
fsrooSD pnPArcHl .,
DAxroS, March A-our lases' I've
| from tho front represent Ill quiet las-
envy have shown no dlspotiiloa 70 -
| our troops. For the past two o."
weather hss been cless aud cool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

ParHioTie l. xrrEA. .-Tbe following 10 The con.
slssion Of ler,ef written By Ron. wm q. swss,
n. G.. ffom Tennessee, win reference 10 the 70
cent acts Of Consrsss:
Ia shost, deslrsd that Csnessss should ffaakiy
acssptoh6 net that . Deaf war, like sac present
fOueBt ets copovs v0si, aud for the very existence
OF / commuai.y, always requires asa crnates o
strong central government, VITA pow go, approach
ina foS the time being 10 military dsspstism, For
the puyposes Of this great s.rusgie, see that not
only NY ueans and personal excrtivns, hut aso all
my rights and p0wers, waatiier Stste OF confed.
crate, sh0ulA % &t the disposal Of the military
,aathosifys Our country iszpsecissay IN the condi-
sion Of beleaeaeged city; and all it, iahabitaut5
should be con nst1ersd fnr the present a. rarf of
the atpy yieIdinx imp tells 0bsdfefee 70 whasse-
ever 10 enjeineA ~ the supEesae law Of military
necessity. ln lhis kind Of attitude we VIII can-
vtace bolA Sns enSsny aBd foreign nations that We
are 10 assafy and temperate esIasst.
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ROM VA rs

TTWENTY Dollars RewaYd.-Rsp away from my
named Malta, about nfty years ols, black, nts.e
stopped. relher lew She belongs to the estate Of
James jordan, Ct Goochlsnd ana hired from I J
Jordan, his administrator She is lurking about the
lover en-: Of Goochlsnd, her old nsighborhood, Or
Dover Pits, where her husband ID hired. will
give Gs sbo&e reward delivered to me, on 4th ct
between Duval and Baker, lodged in jail In Rich.
mond (nh S-4s-l JAMES ELLlB.
DAN AWAY-From tho gravel .Eain on Sunday,
h, oS;h us, four negroes, named Ned, Frederick,
EH5rd, and Albert hired Of Mrs @ ls5ell, OF Cum
bsr.and county. Eford And Albert are Ct bright
gingerbread color. 8 feet 10 inches h1sh; Ned and
Frederick are OF dsrs complexion, stout, s feet
.nches high. TIE usual reward will be paid for
their apprehension CG TALCOTT,
smh Sta Gupt Richmond scd DanviIle B..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

as2tasiiion for R-iscsera-A rsoo;.r,.
wae yesterday received nom hiph ms';ssal
authority AZ Charleston, BY the Ge,s s'' ~ =! \
la,. lhas.laEs Ss & Goutt Of this city, demanding 81
Razor and Patrick Murphy. undw ss"s..
OF death for deeertion from their eomsss'
how in that State. These parties vsrs ~
IN Jad3s. Lyons's Court a few davs ~ 49,
!.'adeI an indictment for stealing clotS,ss
irgm r, Jeiaes Kenneday, one OF the civ M MA
Inc es1denee being insufficient to sonyict
ON leaving the urr-HousS the con.erics ~
gstherers, who were waiting orsi1r
roueced upon them and conducted ons =
Castle Thunder, while the other was esAorsss
out TO Camp Lee. A few nights Aftervsis
hanaSeT, Razor, the Castle Thunder prisoa,
or, managed, BY britiuy tho, sentinel on A.
W, to escape therefrom, aud Ia still st la,ss
iae military order viii probably be honor
- far as it Is possible to carry Il out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

Tas AAorSy ruSDBD m vHs ConpEpy1AeYs-
We CLEAN from reports made by the varicus depos-
itayies In Georgia that up TO this uns sbaat Gle
is ais out 90 dsy, end II we take this ~ data ne
nust assume that THE State will fuId about e25,.
COO ,oo9 by the ffes Of psii. We hardly believe
that any OF the ten Ssatss-virgiula, No ID 'snd
sou,h csrol.,a, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Texas; acd Arkapsas-wfIl not fund "a
much az inls, and many OF the smaller States will
not fund that am unt. Bnt n fhey al! fund that
amount ouiy $a75, 100 03o Of the s6o o0o 900 now
in Calculation Will b8 Withdrawn from csrcniasion
end converted Into bonds, leaving e975 90 still
outstanding snd In the hands Of the pccple.-AasN
Cx,tAdsr0k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

DEvAeT ATIeH ~ basRHAE.-The Dra1lon (Hise)
Repx6lieam palllshss . iist OF nearly column In
length Of the losses Of private citisens BY the
Ysnkee's with Sherman They range range from
81 coo 70 $I00 0oo0 among tho heaviest ossrs aIe :
In Brandon, 4 @ Meyers S7aroo; W Lancaster,
95G, Coo; B + Il Lamb, so 009 Henry S-Tsppan'
a., aOd-in Rankin. B shotws.i 4 Son, Sl0o. 900 !:
Mrs Melton, s7S. .000; d. Il Parker, $5l. go; 3 M
n Battle. o., 200; A G Miller, ~, ,eos, aud Mira
Rate.If, e4O,0 ,0o0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

YDY Tue Proclamation Where
, - taa Cour. uo1ss ofihs county OF King and
Queen has besu destroyed by tne public enemy. anu
the regulAS term of the County Coere Of sAa cooa-
Therefore, by virtue Of ac'beSty vested Ia tne Ex
ecctive By law, ", WILLIAM SAITH, Governor OF
the Commonw cath of Virginia, do hereby require
the justices composing The County Court 10 hold ths
sessions @. the ead Court ct jis next term Ct The
house Of Thomas Wyatt, near p.cn's Ihapsl IN ia:d
county and ~ continue to held the Courts OF sssd
oouaty at SAID place uniii c.besw ordered.
,-, Given under my band ~ COysfnos, snd
LIS under the eeal az the Common Ssein, AZ
t>-.) Richmond, the .i.. day OF March. 1884,
end 10 the eighty eighth year oi Che Oommonwsaith
VIZ sAIsH
By the Governor.
G1cAas " XcsSoxp,
49, Secretary Of .he Coz rnouwealsh.
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usplsaArEp ASp BsLLiexRENr. Aerser or raE
r %assiug,on CORES srondso, o,

"NpteaAftc Asb DsALtSxRESf. AtrsCr or TIE
CospsesaAor.-:rh Washington correspondent o,
the New York World writes:
The h'st fact which fails under my observation,
Without ~nich 1t would re impossible for asy one
10 form an accurate estimate Of the tsnRcr aes re
sources Of the Southern pecp.. Is the read rs.,
with whisf thoy eemniy with the asbIusry orders
cf an absolute government, aud the selfsacr
mi'h which they accept tho heaviest purdens."
~ spirit pervsdes ait classes Il ectpa.cs tha
icd and tho poor, and Transforms individual eyer
t.oas INTO acts or the hisaes, devotion. whether
.hisatsoiutS devotednsss 10 q wrou: cause ofiet.
na;ea liz taa l0ftiest aspirations Ia the k,fudrt,
rrsindiees, no. 10 say In the 9, cruc of 81. the
pas-io-. Is not = me 4, say, my provinces being
sapy 10 relate facts anc not 20 Investigate moral
caase-. ba: she. ssch 4, the state Of public ssni.
mehiia nearly MI parts ct tns south, not only csc.
wltaessrs but evid' nces Of usq quss ssoBah: char
aet-s arundaB,iy prove.
could mention hundreds Of facts ia witch the
seif sacr asing spirit tc which have ju., alluded
has manifested itsalt ia its icftiest i-rns The
iundreds OF women who have sent IheIf husband.
and sons to he battle fed; the hundieds of wild
0ws who have parted with their iasI boy, their ou
ly support; the hundreds Of eitisens who have
sv-a their last dollar, the hundreds of ladies' who
have given their last jewels, and ths huadrads
Of ministers ha have shouldered the must et dn-
riiE ''i" last month la defence o: tile sacred SOIL
afo AZ many avid Bass In support OF my Assertion
1Bese ID Captain Of = regiment, Mr. hatAsd,
slHdinG i've hun;ssd do,isrs 10 sister Of Charity
i,a she relief "f the SICK aad wounded. there 10 an
Alabama brigade &c eaiistny, with ihe oath thar
they Will !tse on bread one, and 20 haze
fcuted, ratirf than jeave The flag uISes
which they have foaght during the last
three years.. here meet LIE lac, of al Old
aelaassianes OF eeIne, Howell Obj, proposing 10 |
eel tae Government Thirty thousand pounds of sa-
con aad for thou-and bushels Of corn, at Its own
price; further Wade Hampton, the wsaithissi ciii-
xau OF sout Carolina, sending sn order for al his
slaves Nis monsy, and his estates to JEFF. Davis.
Add to this ,he farmers pouring their crops Into
Tue oovsfhusat GFanaTiss, the piantefs tut ming
taeis couen and NJ 10 liz credit, The people cheer
fully Sitibs up eight haBded 0iiisns Of dollars VI
lhefr hard wrought earnings TO be converted into
bonds bearing . low inisTest. the payment Of
which IL bx no means certain, aad c0nschlins 10 |
bn hardened with new Issue halt ns large, aud
you will have fhint Idea of The sptTi: of dv5isd-
na. aad self sacrifice which nov sniRla.es The
South This IL not a fnncifll, but rsai pscisre,
IaihaI below Ihnn ahoYa fruIh., -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

SaYpsscs for tho Ibor.-rhe ataseu~t
which has been published that the poor q
this city have been regu ar!y supp!led WIN
food and fue' 10 mistake Fuel has ben
regularly furnished, but not food. The con.
mltiee, whose card wiz he found In another
column, have been dependent In mssun
open the libaraiity Of Mr.. Lewis d. Cta.
shaw for irregular suppiies Of meaI, Wheh
has h,..ts, been sold to then at twelve doianpW
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IOHN ARQHSR,

ToHN AROH1R,
(Late Archer & Daily J
Bank Note Engraver aud Steel Plato Printer, south.
wet corner eth and Main sts, formerly
B0sher's Hsll,)
Exacntes elaborate ensravings and etchinss vIgnes
a0d highly adorned sceoll and hgure work
Has oonstansly en- hand for the inspection Of the
public specimens Ct every variety Of stael-plais
and copper engraving, and is prepared to al ali Or
dere At the shortest notice.
Bank Notes Wedding and V;x..pa
Nedail0nS CAYde
Otiatal Blanks Certificates Of Htock
vignets and pnrtreits Check Books
Corporation seals Bonds and Coupons
Landsoapas Etohings
And every variety Of highly aniahsd work.
fc .A-2xaw4W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

Eaysrs Cont Nothing Of any intuul
TO our readers trsnspired IN this Court n.
terday. Only two or three cases were doa.
stsd, In neither Of which were any dsclssass
rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

Jsdse Lpoass Court. .YsiU,dav Hnr
Ja1eT eea 1ameA HAys. rsrolad Yankss.
Indicted for attempting to murder Hugh 1
Reagan, somo time since, we're sevelxlb
tried, found guilty, and each sentenced y
two year. confinement In the penltsatia1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

F'htH0 B0ats on tie Chiekahoniar. .-Gm.
Elsey has, We understand, Issued an ord9
that no more fshing boats ON the Chicka-
hoininy shall be destroyed, and that tho ~.
ermeq shall be protected.
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Rifhnruuh gispatft.
FRIDAY aoaNIna. :. :. :. = ~ ssUa s5, ina
FRIDAY aoakTEu.


We have the report from Iast Tennessee
that the Yankees, who had sAyAaced a. fsr
eastaa Mersissown. hWs againtaken the back
track and retired TO 1trA1bsrs5 Plains, only
some fifteen or twenty miles ffom Knox-
Vile. Thie retreat OF the enemy Las dise,-
gated, for the present at leaetsall prospects
Of fight.
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H,Atsngs Coart.-The trial Of IsAas Jacobs,
for felony, VIII begin to DAY ct 10 O'Clock
Jurors and witnesses must be prompt n
their attendance.
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~ aoes,s,iss;- ,, Between hair ps.s 49,. !.
psopris.a,, p,oy srs Sssi.rsay noraas, W. =! =!
Of Xessrs. Bolton & Coon.,' C' ~ me saos store
rns rn,', e9sper Of 9Th street, WA a .S,o % .Ae
usa A. ,s. o. about $500 worth Of lsdies' 49, -
rosin il S'.msn is .nN. were re- engaged IN he -
rrs, rs,s1 me front door. and andlns n ~ lussl
'.S. wnieh Were the most ccnyenisnt ..sS. saoS.
",.o,n so, reach aifer entering. ''ue'A
soMe ume during Wednesdav ,..s. a.
sa.a'aosr s,a % Mrs. Mary Dfalton. ,ss, ,s 81. .s
SHs Villa sgS,a ~ side of Tie basin, NJ :nss; g
Sainaeie collection Of dreasss. rnS",0sssu
i.s, snces, oonnets, and in fact svs,v .s.ace
oi s. Weafins apparel which. she nos.sssOsus ssSsus
when MIS-. Braston arose yesterd.s -.
ing ene Sas compelled TO attire hs,:. essCn "
dfes: borrowed from ons of her x ns,sshms u
A horse, valued at Eve hundreS 3o,S
vas stolen from Capt. VIM. II. Hst.h. a -
oic, near the corner of Ath and Csrv s.,. -
morning about Q o'e3ocs '''ss
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OrJIes % sns 4 Z & r Co.
RichnfOud. March 10 f06a.

NOTIC1-AM checks drawn BY THE company,
end al dsfls dfswn omit, aud ali other claims
against this company for Dividends iH,srssts Of on
Of March, 1854, nust be present. led for payment on
q before that day. No checks win be drawn, nor
drafts hoa0sed, nor payments made ss this clacs
from that day 10 The "a Of April psoximo. All
70 The a9th Of March, 1854, presented for payment
anes tue Ist p5oximo, will be paid In the Dfesent
currency at IL par value, o. the option of the
company In the -four per cent bonds of the COnfeA-
crate states, or IN the new currency at the rate Of
three dolars Of the present for two Of the new a.
hxedsyh act of Congress, passed Feb Nth. 1854.
nh iO-tssth SFHARWOOD, Treas.
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MOTICE.-,ii checks drawn by Us up - 23th
IN inst must be presented At its place Of payment
on or before that dsv, and all persons having claims
against u are requested 10 present them immsdi-
ateiy. HAxAlL CRRNSHAW,
HAXALL CRENSHAW co,
LEWIS d CKENbHAW
RtshraSnd March IT, 1874 Bnh 1T-0AS