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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28
BY ID. +. Booth, Auction"er,

WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY
W MORNING, October 29th ut IL o'clock The
RESTAURANT, No. S, under the Exchange Hotel
Fum teenth street, consisting OF
Stoves, with Cooking Utensils;
Lot Of Cups ana Sauccrs,
Dinner and breakfast Iiates,
Lot of Glassware,
l Marble-ton steam Counter, with fixtures
Lot of Pickles, in Jars together with LOT
of other goods, &c &c.
oc 27-2ts D. +. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
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DIsCnAK4Ep.-In Judge Haly buttons conIt yes
terday, George V. Perrle and John f. WILSON, mem
bers of Dement'S Maryland battery, w>se discharged
from the service under writs of h4,Agas c0ypuS.-
Nothing else OF interest WAS done
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V,HKEE HUNDRED DOLLARS LG~

TNIIkEE HUNDRED NDLIAE~ ht
WARD.-Ean away from the subs. njr.' .....
six or seven weeks ago, my negro, BIN Said '.
was purchased ut the auction huu-c Il Nr..F- ]
x Bowman, Franklin street, RlrhmrLI asa ".
sold by Dr Ming, Of Petersburg H. ~.ri D.. 500
hired to Mrs MagIli, at the lhcltIa, If's,...
his sale His age nineteen ortNuuty gr,.l I..'
with small bead FIVE feet eight OF rIH" Fu. l.. f..
height. He j. no doubt lurking about la.Au.H.. .
Petersburg. | viii give the above r,.wafdI.r b..
livery 10 McsaT-. Lee & Bowman, franklin -'.,.' g..
+ e. INtt.
OF 2n-lm' NtEysl.. k.-.u.
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UST RECEIVED, new lot of WORS-
~ TED GOODS such as INFANTS HOODS,
LEGGINGS, SOCKS, &c, all coored also, black
and colored BELTINGS.
WILLIAM {. SCIiWALMEYER,
2o5 Broad street.
oc 26-pod3t4 Successor ia HrSh
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4 NNUAL MEETING.-The next AN
~ NUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg Il Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be held at the office of the Company in
the city of Richmond, at IL o'clock NJ, WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th Of November, 1864.
J. b. WINSTON, Secretary and Treasurer.
oc l7-2awtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

EOUND, on Sunday, 23d instant, near
Rockets. an OyERCOAT. The owner can
get 1t by calling at Captain Enehshs headquarters,
City Hail. and inquiring for G. ROHR, and by pay
ing for this advertisement. &C 27-St"
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RoBBERY-oA Wednesday night Michael Bry-
ants grocery store, situated hear Rockets, was
broken inbo and robbed of between three and four
thousand dollars worth of coffee sugar bacon, &c.
Ihe back door to his store bored through III
several places and then Il piece pushed out large
enOngh u admit n haMd TO ulLiuai liz door.
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FoRGERY.-Two soldiers, named IL Conlr ana
Robert Clark, members Of company =, Twcnty-f.,i
Virginia battalion, We're arrested and committed tu
Castle Thunder yesterday upon The charge Of d>scr
ton and forgery.
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A NEAT LITTLE FARM AND TAN

oc 2i-ts Successors to Godlin AAApI,crSUn.
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by Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers.

TENENEAIENT IN RAGLANDS ROW,
I on JEFFERSON STREET, FOR SALE AT
ACCIION.-OH FRIDAY, October IS, at = O'Clock
L NJ, We will sch a FRAMED TENEMENT, with
four rooms, situated jefferson street, between
BROAD and Marshall and recently occupied by Mr..
Washhunr. Immediate possession may be had.
oC - GRUEliS WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
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LUX SALE, small lot of SILVER
:, .rp Ia and DESSERT SPOONS, &c. Apply at
ID; nElN RaCH's jewelry store, Main street, between
NiiIii aiiu zenith oc 2S-2ts
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UST RECEIVED, q small lot of very
81 handsome LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Alse,
HOOP SKIRTS, Black and Blue TISSUE for Wells
Black and Colored BELT RIBBONS, together with
u general assortment of DRY GOODS, at
ISAAC SCHRIVERS,
oe 27-2t No. III Broad street, above sixth.
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RICHMOND ASD DASvtlLE KNiIKuAn,
IL L -

kItHMOND MD IANNIILF
RIcHAOND, October /, lobt
NOTICE.-The EVENING PAS~EN-
y GER TRAIN on the Richmond and it.f.l.
railroad Will be DISCONTINUED unit t4liis' H.
tce~the transportation OF Goycrnpc;H rr'-'' g.
quirng almost the entire capacity % tie I't i's
MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN vii t'ln g. !. ..''''
CHARLES q TAttoIh
oc It's Suiy-lu,Gi4A''-.-
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COAP.-Fty boxes ROSIN SOAP re-
~ ceived aud for sale bv
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NNE THOUSAND POUNDS ENU-
LIsH BELMONT SPERM CANDLES 10,
sale, wholesale OF retail, corner VI NdAoie aha
Nineteenth streets. ,,,,
or Cts l.. POWERS.
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Latest from Europe.

The steamship Canada, with dates from Liver
pool of the 10Th Instant has arrived at HALIFAX
The Princess of Wales had been delivered of 4
son. The schls- wig -Holstein question had very
threatening aspect. The federal German troops
on the borders Of lolstsin were estimated ~ 900
men, and It was thought they would soon muster
100000. A committee Of the German Federal Diet
had reported decidedly adverse TO the London pro-
tocol Of 1889. England, II was said, would make
a naval demonstration In German waters. -Four
Italian conspirators had been arrested In Paris.
The new ship George Warren, of Boston, has
been lost on the coast Of Ireland. She was on heE
first voyage to Liverpool Garibaldi's resignation
of his seat in the Italian Parliament had been ac-
cepted Other members Of the |" "le0 " had also
resigned fairs Ia Poland remained unchanged.
The British journals say that the recent outbreak
In india was n mere ipsurrectiOnary movement,
confined 10 the frontier Of the Punjaub. The Eng
lish Parliament II 10 assemble on the 4th Of Feb
ruAry.
C6asols closed In London on the 9th inst. a 90 y
@Sl for money The Liverpool cotton market was
hrmeryon the 9th inst and al qualities advanced
slightly. breadstufs am provisions were arm.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The following bills were reported in the
Senate yesterday.
10 amecd the act passed March oath, 1863,
entitled An act amending the 10th section of
ehapter lo4 OF the Code, increasing the COM
pensatlon OF Clerks of Courts.
40 amend sections 81 and 32 Of chapter
lo1 OF the Code, so as to increase the fees of
Clerks of Courts for certain services.
10 amend the Tooth section of chapter IS
"a Inc Code, so as to increase the allowance
" Cierhs Tor services rendered under said
chapter and
Oil to abolish the present Ordnance De.
partment and create another.
resolution was adopted looking to the
Young OF soldiers in camp for county officers.
lhe consideration OF the militia bill was
resumed and 1na.ly ordered to be engrossed.
communication from Governor Smith,
II regard TO the present location and accom-
mooatlons of tho Public Guard, aud recon.
Iaehoing the purchase of Candles Hill and
.t .te erection OF suitable buildings thereon for
'he rubhc Guard, &c, vas received.
"a. tHe oiii 'acatlng the commissions of mi
Itla o!ncers, passed the previous day, was
rtconsldered, and so amended az not TO ap-
ny 10 the 18th (Col Evauss) regiment Of
itia uiiItia The bill was then laid upon the
III Inc Hoase, the Speaker communicated a
message from the Governor, covering one
nom the Secretary OF the Commons W alth
n, au1 Col smoot, in response to resolution
Daiiiug Tor Information concerning the State
fuTrsnases In Europe, which were referred.
a.. iHe following bills were introduced from
'ne committee for Courts of Justice:
os ohi 70 amend the 10th and 18th sections
VI cnapier l03 Of the Code, in relation to
the emancipation of slaves.
"a piu 10 prevent aud punish the transpor.
,aNon u slaves Ia canal boats, &c. without
1he consent Of their owners.
sharie ncCue presented the petition of the
ue'a Su,al Oh Augusta county asking for the
oessh or exemption of five deputies.
the a, nsi;,,o ih;G,oerlsen, of Richmond, presented
70 pea.ion Oh sampson Jones in relation
" contract made for furnishing the Public
unuard with subsistence, and praying relief
nom the action OF the late Governor an.
H.. me Diil appropriating one million of dol
na., a'. ior the relief OF families of soldiers
nash mtain the lines OF the public enemy, was
msn, uae' discussion at the hour<of adjourn
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In the House Of Representatives, on the same
day, resolution instraciing the Military Commit
tee IN report bill providing for an increase of "a
to the soldiers Of the army was referred 10 thu
CommItiee on Military Anairs. The hiiI revivins
the eFade OF lieutenant general, 10 be bestowed
upon major seneras most distinguished for cour
age, energy, and sktil, was reported back by thu
Military Committee, and iss consid eration pos,
poned TIL ne1t Monday. The srnate's amenda,o
ry enrolment bill was rspDrted by the Military
Committee, with amendments, and referred {, the
Commlttse Of the Whole, course Of acton indl.
cating that the House 10 I'm particular hurry 10
passit The Committee on Elections made a re
port against the claim Of Mr.. Field, Of Louisiana,
and Mr.. Segar, Of Virginia, as Representatives
from those states. In Committee of the Whole
the bill making appropriations for deficiencies,
amounting 90 between four snd ave million dol
lars, Gor miscellaneous objects, was taken up aud
discussed. During the debate the Kentucky mem :
bers INDUCED In an acrimonious personal contro
versy relative to their several political positions
with reference TO the slavery question.
Mr. Mcdowell, (0pp) Of Ind. offered q series Of
resolutions declaring !hat the Hou.e fny recos
nzes the Fundamental provisions Of the Constitu-
ton which grant freedom OF speech and Of the
press aud the privilege OF the writ of habeas cor
pus, and prevent the Illegal arrest aud imprisoa-
ment OF the cit3ens OF ioyal states; that neither
the President nor any other person eau violate
these rights. The resolutions also rsafirm devo-
lion to the Constitution, sc.
Mr. Washe urne, (R.p.l Of IN expressing de-
sire 10 rrbate the resolutions, they lie over.
Mr.. H'gerton. (oppDof ini., offered series of
resolutions reafiirming the CIitienden resolutions
us the basis On which the war should be- conduct
ed confemning the extraordinary assumption Of
theexecutive power, aud desiring the peace and
restoration of tho Union under benign l fluence
all revomtiosary mrssures aud policy ~ tending
To divide the Union men OF the Gountry and iuten-
sfy the animosities oi the war
Debate arising, the resolutions lie over.
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Nd.oy's Cowyr-Iu the absence OF HI
Honor, Recorder James x. Caskie eomins.
tered upon the business before TINS Oos''
yesterday morning.
N free negro, named William, va srreiee'
ed on the charge OF stealing from Mr. =. =. =.
Plea eanis's auction store, 81 weons.usy
morni 10. three knives and onetumbler glass.
In addition to the proof - T. biz guilt on
~. snovs charge. the Officers who arrested
tIs hls, s""nd On his person o474 Is supne sed
10 have been stolen. At the request 0f Mr..
Georxe Dabuey Wootton, counsel for the
sccused, William's father Was introduced TO
prove that be had gwen him several dollars
In gold and silver TO exchange for ConfedeE-
ate money, which would clear up the mysts-
n In connection With the money which was
NO means clearly explaipee, anA thereloree
erascod lin thHipaiss lah6A - required
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

Robbery at tho An,srtcos Hotel-A few
nights since the large. store-room Of the
American hotel, In the rear Of that build
ing, was forcibly entered by thieves and
robbed Of between i've and six thousand
dollars worth Of sugar. The manner OF pro-
ceeding on the part of the robbers was de-
liberate and well planned. Entrance was
obtained through the back door in the rear
on Gary street, and hole then cut through
the floor to the second story, in VIII ch the
sugar was stored. The heads of the barrels
were then taken out aud their coptents con-
veyed through this aperture In the hoor to
the first sto.y, and from thence carried
up the alley between 11th and 12th
streets, where all further traces of it were
lost sight Of At the time of the theft no
suspicions rested on any one IS tho perps-
tors of the robbery, but subsequent de-
velopments point stropgly to negro man,
who has recently been dismissed from the
hotel, as beirg at least implicated, If not the
principal actor ina II.
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THE SHEELIHe O1 CHARLEsroN.-The Charles.
ton Courier, of Monday, says the enemy average
about cne shot an hour thrown into the city. l,
adds,
The damage, az usual, has been very SMALL
During Saturday night 100 FOUNDER Parrott struc
a building, entering through the roof, and after
shattering bedstead on which the family inc,ud-
ing three small children, were sleeping, passed
through to the lower floor and exploded causing
some destruction to the bull ling, hut injurng no
one. The escape # the occupants of the bed Is re
garded as almost miraculous, and the place has
been visited by crowds Of citizens, civil and mill
taYy.
I'm Saturday the enemy fred seven shots at Fort
Sumter from battery Gregg, three of which missed
The picket Monitor has given place to twn small
steam tugs, Whieh are now anchored off the fort
No other change of imp auce has taken place In
the heht, the number of vessels, including the
lronsdes and four monitors, being about the same
The enemy continue hard at work npop Gress
aud the Cummings Point batteries. They ha re
also commenced SOM additional work en- the
central batteries. The Yankees for several days
past have kept mp shaip and rapid mus kerry flre
on Morris Island. fresusnsiy firing by .! .toons
and regiments
On Saturday morning an impression prevailed
that an infentry fight had commenced. The firing
Is believed to be only a shrewd Yankee trick TO
cover th' ir weakness on Morris Island and keep
up the appearance of a large force. II is believed
that the most of their troops have LETT for active
movements elsewhere.
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THE YANKEES On THE CHowAN.-On Thursday
last, two Yankee guEboats ascsnded the
Chowan river N. :, far as Harreilsvi.Ie,
in Hertford county. About 800 men landed
and marched up into the village,
pounds of Government bacon, which had most
imprudsntIy been allowed to remain there. They
also robbed many private houses, carried of ten
or twelve mules ana killed some that they could
not get away. AS they were returning to the gun
boats, some OF our cavalry came upon them, killed
several OF them and wounded others. Oriy one
of our men was wounded (sghty.) HarrsIlsville
is about two mile. from ChOwan river, and abOu,
twenty miles below Murfrees esbOro'.
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Sacred Scenes - The leci ures of d. Lev.
burn (the second Of which will Do delivered
TO night at the Second Baptist Chureh,l arc
Invested with peculiar int efest. He = 8 very
observans traveller. and around the s~xioas
through which he has passed there clusters
tne most pious and impcrishsbls sssocia.
TONS. dis pilgrimage leads through hncs
sacred to the memories Of the past-lAuds
history, philosophy, and Chistisn:ty--the
land memorable - the birth place, earth
life. and divine tuiesion II Elm whoee "a
vent heral6tdl9he redemptiou Of faNsn
world. The attendance ct the arSt Waa
'arge; at this, the second lecture, II win no
doubt be still larger sa'
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.AFHAIRs at YTCkssURa.

= MERIDIAN, Jan. 2e-The enemy exhibit
unusual activity at vicksburg. Reinforce
ments have been sent there from Asmphia,
Sherman and Staff arrived there reespily,
but their destination 10 unknown. otask,n
cavalry had q skirmish with the enemy q
Messengers Ferry, on Big Black, fsw dsys
ago. Some prisoners were taken and .
number Of Yankees killed. Our cavalry bad
q brush with the Maine brigade, near Rod
ney, on the 18th, defeating the YankeeA
[sEooSD DIsPArcH
MERIDIAN. Jan. 27.-Advices from vlehs.
burg, of the 20ah, state that the eHamy 40
making preparations to move ont ed o.
cupy Jackson. PontoOn bridges are bslsS
thrown across Big Black for that parposa.--
Shermas left Vicksburg on the 18th, % .
gunboat which went down the hve4.
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rived and now arriving from the Pos6uhas, (abos I
1O0.0O0 suppose,) and about 10, 600 hope y0a
viii receive from burnside very soon, and ahoa
5000 from Hunter, little Ia es, do not see how
can send you another man within mo IN. Ua-
der these the defensive for the pres
sst must be your only care Save the army first
where you are, II you can, and, secondly, by -
moval, IL you must.
You, on the ground, must he the Judge a. "a
which you will attempt, and Of the means fol
ehecting II. but give Il as my opinion that with
the aid OF the gunbOats and reinf0scements men
TONED . owe you can held your present position
provided, and so long as you can Keep the lanes
nver open below you. IL you a'e not tolefably
confident you can kesp ihs James river open, you
had brffrf rrmovs as soon as pjssibIe. do not re-
member that you have expressed any apprehension
as to the danger OF having your commu nie alton
cur oa ths river below you; yet do not suppose II
can nave escaped yoV attention.
LII atany time ysu feel able TO take the
onehsive, you are not reslratned from doing so.
pirrATCH FIoN MCCLELLAN.
Hangs Amy or THg PoroMAc,)
Beraeiey, July Is 3, Am.
AZ the boat ts starting I have only time 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt Of dispatch by Gen. Marcy.
me enemy nave not attacked My position Is yer,
strong, and daily becoming more 40 III moi nj
tao ked to-day .ha,i laugh at them.
nave ccen anxious about my communication
ihah long consultation about IL with Flag once,
soidsborongh lasi night. He is confident he Car
Keep xe river open.
He should have all the gunboats possible. VIII
see him again this morning. Nv meu are I'm snlen
did spirits and au1iou. To try II again
Alarm yourseif as little as possible ab,ut me
and dODtlose confidence in this arsy
McCLGILAN, MaIor-Gen
To Il. Lincoln, President.
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Going North-A hag of truce will leave
Richmond this morning at 6 o'clock for City
Poin., under Capt. Hatch. Eight Of the
Federal prisoners who have been parelsd
will 60 down In the boat. Five of the pa
rolled parties arc officers, viz: Col. Powell,
generally known as oneeyed PoTen, urdsr %
Stanton. son of Ben s. anton, former N. C.
from Ohio, and Capt. Gault. There are still
nearly l,l60 Yankee officers IN tho Libby,
and the prospect Of an exchange seems -
distant - ever. ss>sE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

Trial Of E6rds.-rhe trial OF Robert ..
Forde wss resumed In Judge Lyons's Court
YESTERDAY morning. A. half past . O'Clock
the evil: nee for the defsoce was concluded,
when Judge Dougherty, Of Columbus. Ga
orened the argument for the Common
wealth, and occupied the time Of the Court
for two hours and hall, after which an "a
iourpment waa had till this morning at ~
O'Clock. Judge De speech 10 said TO have
been a most powerful effort Judge Crump
win open for the defence
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FATAL DIsEAsH.-A fatal disease has appeared
IN aud around Rome, Ga. Within three we. ks
twenty persons have died of it, including thirteen
of the Cherokee Legion encamped near by. Tho
Rome Courier says:
The physicians cal 1t N.nsngetis, and say its
pathology Is an Inflammation Of the base OF the
brain and the spinal nerves. The patient is At
tackled wi a chill accompanied with a severe
pam In the head, particular In the back part,
and In the spine. The head becomes d avn back
aud the patient experiences pain in the neck, simi
lar in kind to Iockjaw, and generally becomes de-
ranged In mind The disease generally groves fa-
tai In from twelve to thirty six hours. Fhc disease
is not considered contagious, though it may poss-
bly, prove epidemical.
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l,HAIRs IN x.1sr .exSEse8R.

RussxILvuLn, Jan. n.-Ths snemy evaA
uated .Tasewell yestsrday morning, rssfssS
ing towards Cumbssland Gap. Aaof Ay
occupied the placs the same Day, eepsuang
some stores and properly. Oar sspoee -
belpg rapidly cloihsA Gov. vanee. 1Aoasa
Carolina, hes xindly c9sred 0sa. Loeo -
enough clothing 70 snpply h eSnnAnA y
n TO be hoped that . Itnsssl .esaeslhoaaA =
gloves and socks viii b eeat seFv0a
private individuals, - nasA ssaAsh9 -
be prevented thereby.
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FROM THE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE e. H., Jan. 2a.-Capt. Stroller,
Of the 4th Virgins cavalry, captured - xsa-
KEGS meas James City, Madison couhsy, %
Tuesday evening, together with their arms,
equipments, and horses. Two prisonera,
captured near Bristow Station, have bssn
received. There will be review OF the Ysa.
kee army near Culpeper &. Il tomorrow.
Roads In fine condition.
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Attsn,pt TO Break JaQ Yesterday morning,
between 10 and II O'Clock, John P. 0unneIl,
Wm Guunell, (orotbep,) VIM. Flick, ard
JAS Spicer, attempted to make their escape
from the the city jail. By means Of climb
ing up from the northeast prison yard to the
second story window, they su, creded 10
squeesiug through between a hole which
was caused oy the bresking OF If one Of
toe bars, aud, crossing the passage, bad
gained the opposite rom on the second
hoor, occupied by Mr.. Frederick Hall, the
j,ilor, before they were discovered. As soon
IS the alarm was given, Mr. Hall, single
handed, seized on 10 two Of the u, and after
Il desperate struggle held his ground unii,
assistance carue TO his relief The other two
immediately ran down the steps into the
front yard, AID one commenced unClsr ening
the large iron gate which confines the pris
oners IN the yard fronting on Marshal sti eci,
while the other went round 10 the south
western side Of the building snd commeuced
auoafring that door, In Older To iiberate al
tue prisoners who were not la close conH-e
msnt; but, before accomplishing their object,
Mr. Slaughter. the keeper of the outer gate,
tursued and tred upon them, which causto
tnem TO cesist till the alarm was given TO III.
-uard aroaaa ii s. lail. sh.H, .hev war. 81
"'f" put IA closc coniint Ia. nt, and viii b.
ftd upon bread and water TIL the time ftr
their trial arrives. Mr. Hall, beiog Q humane
man, did not uss his weapons upon the two
ruflians With WHOM he was enga xed, ,altL ougl
he had ample meaps of doing so. With the
butt end Of his pistol he struck one OF the
6unnells over the head, however, and in
hicted quite stunning blow. The desigr,
OF these outlaws was, doubtless, to set al,
the prisoners free. confined therein at the
time
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Musical =" The March of the enuthsrn
Men, ,""Call me not back from. the Fchoiess
5horr," IN answer to Rock me TO elesp.)
md No one to Love-" are the No nSs q
three very pretty songs just published, q
very handsome style, BY Messrs. geo O9nn
q Co., OF Richmond In desixn and sxscus
zion the publishers equal any of the sheet
music gotten out before the war eurtAi1ed
their busins - Of many OF Ito facilities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-29

hxDicAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL
lave received the second number of this
sa,uaoie journal, published by Messrs. Ayres
maoe Its contents are highly interesting
.ur. ~ .ac medical profession. Several of the
Us,A osses are illustrated with engr,,