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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-12
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate Yesterday, that body refused
10 orccede from their amendment to the bill
for the relief of soldiers families within the
lines OF under the control of the public enc
nv, and asked for conference committee
upon the subject.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
iions, reported on the case OF the contested
fayioe duly elected, which was laid on the
tabie aud ordered to be printed.
The following bills were reported:
To amend the HOth section Of chapter l62
ei the Code, in regard to docketing canscs
in the Court of Appeals at Lewisburg, du-
rng the existing war;
70 amend an act to extend the time with
ID which to institute proceedings for misdc-
meanors in counties, cities, and towns in
poss, ssion orshreatened by the enemy, pass
cd March 2.}d, 1868.
Several bills were passed as follows: -
A bill to suppress trade combination.
Ab, 10 Incorporate the Richmond City
Insurance Company.
A bill to amend the 11th and 13th sections
| Of chapter ITO of the Code OF Virginia, 30 as
10 dispense with the order OF publication
diring the existing war.
10 more electually prevent unlawful ira
ding on canal boats and other crafts plying
the rivers and canals Of this Commonwealth.
Adjourned
In the House, the bill to provide for the
completion of the COvington and Ohio Rail
road, was made the order Of the day for Mon
day the 18th inst.
The bill for the Incorporation of the City
insurance Company Of Richmond, was
amended, so as to provide that the Company
shall not commence operation until ut least
$4,000 Of the capital stock shall have been
paidin.
The bill to increase the compensation of
aae clerks of courts, and the substitute
Mereior was taken up, aud the substitute
lhsreior passed.
The discussion of the Military Bill con-
suaed the remainder of the session.
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f>ARM For Sale.-I offsr for sale my farm IN
II charlotte county, two miles west Of Keysv;ile,
adjoining Messrs. Crawford, LssrAnd and othera,
cTntaeug PA acres, 10 fair state OF mprcvemsnt
with aboat 40 acres Of meadow ready Tor cuitivA.
tloo. besides good proportion OF tbs upland clear
ed, and full suficieney Of woodland, f,r fsnsing,
buii1ing, and fire wcod Tor many years The dweil
and new unfinished yelling, with 2 rooms in the
yard kitchen, cabins. barns, ice house, &s &c, full
srfh .ient for the Place. Mr. John b Priddy, Ksye-
vilc viii sell the place for me, and viii show the
premises. Possession given Immediately.
fe ST. THOH L HUNDLEY.
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Richmond Cresu Cbmsf lin the Daft9 q
Jonathan b. Rogcss, of Nelson county, who
eued ont In thfs Court . few weeks since Z
writ Of hdbsas corpus under the law Of Con-
gress granting exemption 70 shOemakess,
the case came on to be heard this day, and
"a. A. Myers, ESQ, for,fhe plaintiff, and Mr..
James Neeson tor tho Government,) the
Judge decided that he did not come fuzzy up
TO the standard Of exempts g required by
the law. inasmuch as he failed to provo him
self ~ we'll skillful as habitual worker at
bis trade, and therefore remanded him back
to Camp Lee, whence his writ had brought
him.
Apctition for writ OF Aa6ecs corpus. re-
turTiable on tomorrow week. was grantcd to
James Wharton, Of Greenbrier, to get his son
out of the service In consequence of his be.
Ing under age and entering thearmy without
the consent Of his parents.
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NOT dare take pan II ths Ashi. Wssservsis wss
s!ashtiy wounded IN shs leg ~ abAii which passeA
shsoegh his cahia. His oAcen say ha vas MOI upon
ene deck sehsS the easasemsns, ard accuse him
Or coWae11cs. When the she'll exploded on the
decks Be lsaeed overheard, aadi dare say, wall ap
Hsas nexl - manchAuscs stofy telles in the Nor
ihs9n pres. Aifhesah de navy did NOT accompsish
ai y a.iicipssed, s.eaeh was doae, In cussing oat
. gaaboat under Yankee batteries, unoosed %
shore hriseiing win cannon, to shov the spirit
which snimates u, and which only awaits oppor-
tunity To display Itself In more glorious cofors.
In conelHsion, may say, quite . quantity Of
ps0sisI0a was Obtained from the county, and n
company of dfsloyat peopie-N, th Carolina Baf
faaoes, - tAey cail tiem-cspsured. They were de-
serters ifom oas army, caught In arms against us,
and the examp.s Of hanging them, AFTER sentence
Of court martial, had good effect upon the army
and the people. I am confident, from observation
and Information received during two weeks So
journ In the Old North State, that too many false
tales are circulated about growing dlssalisctieH.
Wherever went, the people, almost without ex
ceptiou, were ioyal and tfue TO our Government. 1
saw no evidence Of dissatisfaction, aud heard no
thing which could Induce one 10 think such thing
existed The action Of few traitors alone has
brought this general accunation against the Htate,
and am sure II 10 repeated quite too often.
HoaRnIAM.
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C1y C6u,mi.-At four o'clock yesterday
afternoon q called meeting of the Council
was held at the City Hall. Present: Messrs.
Saunders, (Preeident,( Denoon, Glazebrook,
Crutchfeld, Griffin, Walker, Epps, Scott,
Burr, Haskps, and Hill.
Mr.. Burr, from the Committee of Finance,
offered q resolution that the sum of S3 20,
paid in taxes by John w Crow, be refunded
to him.
On motion of Mr. Hill it was ordered that
the amendments 10 the ordinance governing
the rates of drayage, hack hire, &c, be pub.
lished in the daily papers OF the city.
Mr.. Hill offered resolution, which was
adopted, that the petitions offered for an in
crease OF the salaries Of ali the city employ,
ees be referred to the Committee ON Salaries
with Instructions to repor. at their next
meeting whether any increase should be
made
M. Scott offered a resolution, that the
Committee on Markets be instructed to In
quire into the expedieney OF reporting an
ordinance to prohibit merchants from Sell
ing articles to persons Who purchase With
the view Of reselling In the city. Adopted.
Mr.. Scott also offered q resolution, that
the same committee be instructed to inquire
Il any further action on the part OF the Council
IL necessary to carry ou. the ordinance Gun
cerning huckstering. The rfsoinaion was
adopted.
The object for which the Council was then
consened was taken up, which was stated to
be communication from the Governor, in-
quiring upon what terms that portion Of the
city property known as Gamblc's Hill car
be purchased by the State, for the purpose
Of erecting the necessary buildings for GUAR
ters for the Public Guard, and for the pur
poses Of the Virginia State Ordnance D.
partment.
Some argument ensued on the part Of Mr.
Hin. In advocacy Uf selling the properly
while Messrs. Walker and Deno0u opposed
tho propriety Of doing so; after which, OF
motion, the Communication was referred to
tho Committee on Public 0rounds and
Bui1dlngs.
On motion, the Council then adjourned.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 10-The enemy Who
advanced on Johns Island, were driven back
ON Tuesday evening. Our picketa have ~
sumed their former positions. We took :
few prisoners. Eleven shots were nrsd q
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M EAT little Farm and Country store, In Caro-
~ Hire. containing 9% acrss, within three miles
OF Penola and Milford Depo;s, FOR ssle AT the
quest Mr. . W sutton, we offer for sale the beau.
lfdi little place on which he resides, 10 ated
above, ntainins OK acres Of open land, Of viii h
oae half Is set in cbvsr. The buildings consist of
an excellent dwelling, cantai,ing six rooms be.
SD IS large store room, having two basement rooms
attached, good cut houses, uclading stable, cOrG-
honss, Ice house, &e. Tho place il Ia . desirable
neighborh0od convenient TO churohss and railroad,
and within 2x kours' ,iie Of kishmond Posses
sion given let Say Lext. Price only $1,000 Ap.
ply to lfe 42-3s] aODDIN / APPERsON.
s. ARM of 1851 acres, in Hanover county, on the
! old stage road, IL miles north Of Richmond,
and two miles west Of the Virginia Central Rai,rc al
for sale.-We authorized t. sell the shove FERN,
recently owned by MIR VIM Huffman. 1t coL-
tains 19Sx seres, Of which about Is acres arc
cleared in good heart ami balance will set in oFigi
nal oak and pine wood. II Ia only about two miles
from Psake's turn cut, on the Virginia Central
Railroad, by level county road, where four loads
Of wood per day can be hauled, thus recd-ring the
wocd alone Of great value. The cleared land ID we'll
enclosed, and lies on 1t q small, comfortable log
dwelling, besides kitchen, barn, stable, &c, and
we'll Of good water in the yard Price, $50 per awe
cash. Possession given at once. Apply to
fe lG-3t 0ODDIN APPEReON.
ETGR SALE-A tract of IAad In Gooehiaad, four
n miles from PenDerson depot, contaiaing 920
acres, ~ in 1ne oak timber, about 80 in pines, and
the balance in cleared good lands. There s y dwell
ing on tbs place. For Particulars apply a. Mr.
Adam Diaconrs, near Pcmberton. or at Boyle
Candles sword factory P DIACONT.
fa
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ARMY REGULATIONS We have received
nom the publisher, j. w. Randolph, "Army
hFsula'ions for 1854" just issued by him.
'li' book, so Indispensable to officers, is for
sAe by Mr.. Randolph.
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Nfs a.. z. Hill, AND His CoLuNBIA FRIENDs.-
iAs following pleasant correspondence we find In
aE number of the Columbia South Cdroiinian.--
i"e iae says the editor of the Carolinids, that II
h "h'en In The familiar terms Of friendship, and
was "'' Intended for the public eye, will dctract
"''' Tue less from the spirit and naieae which are
manifest Throughout, the two letters:
COLUMBIA, s. G Sept, 1863.
0,n- n Hi, C.SA,
nsa' eif Please accept this pair OF spurs, the
a,,"s VI myself, aided by few friends, as a
sN testimony Of our admiration 0f YOU as q
patriot and soaier, aad our gratitude for your brave
m,ss ~ "oee, our dear country against her enc
aa,, iou DO not need anything TO spur you on 10
sss',, ,"t' 'p'ises and therefore, we beg you will
, "ad ihal these spurs tUtentied only for
.a' h"'se- unless. Indeed, you happen 10 come
sr,o,S any Young iagsard who Is skuiking fiOm the
Voc ,a VI ms country In the field, when we beg
ii,,,. apply them 10 him. We are young gisls-
., ao'' "o'c u'ah cblidren-and do not know wheth-
bs y ~" one VIII ever hereafter ask us 10 marriage
ee,.s we kaow what answer the applicant will re-
str soldier
b., ! you be rs successful and happy as you are
Dss.s. aud good and may Heaven bless you, and
,oa ha"s you, TO wear 10 peace, the spurs which
vs.'s 40 hobiy won In war.
wy tspecitaiy. your young country women.
HrApa'Rs 30 Coars,
Myno December TIN, 1883.
Of oeaf Miss Mary: The very handsome pair
,ssbs -; ;" kindly presented me by yourself aud
so., niemds have been received, and thank you
sss,' sllly for the tok@n Of good will aad OF The
s,sI,,a. !" "nich you hold services incident 10 my
he ss,,a. have done augbt 10 win these spur,
p,,ae,aht soldiers Of your own native State are
irrss partly 10 the credit. They have never fa-
slesdfs., "sn ~ tne charge was sounded. The noble
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: Military NOTICES.

A rrENTION, Silver Grays.-You win meet at the
IA Capitol this evening. at 4 O'Clock, armsd snd
equipped. A full meeting Of tho company Ia de-
sied business OF importance II to 10 transaeted
The Captain therefore expects that every mtmber
able TO attend will be present.
By order Of the Captain.
IL l2-itt DADNEY MILLER, o ..
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Hastings Court.-At IL o'clock yesterday
morning the Hastings Court Of Magistrates
met in the City Hall and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
Travis Flanagan, upon an indictment for
Keeping and exhibiting a faro bank, was tried
by jury, found guilty, and assessed with a
fine Of 1850. The Court Overruled motion
for new trial, and sentenced him to two
months confinement in the city Jail, and to
pay said fine and the costs.
Woodson, Henry, and Albert slaves,
chargchwith breaking into the store of John
O'Niel and stealing Ave kegs of lard, were
tried; whereupOn the Court discharged
WoodsOn and sentenced Henry and Albert
each to receive nine and thirty lashes to be
we'll laid on at the public whipping post.
In the case OF William Z. Vickers, charged
with assaulting John c. TaliaferrO on the
Goth December last and attempting to shoot
him with pistol, the accused was tried by
jury, found guilty, and sentenced to pay
tine of five hundred dollars, snd eaptas
ordered to be issued for said fine and costs.
The Attorney for the Commonwealth,
with the advice and direction Of the Court,
entered nOlls froseqa!i in the case Of Thos.
Collier and Mike Walsh alias George w.
Nelson, in 1icted for grand larceny.
The charge against Robert Clarke, of
stealing $500 In Confederate notes and o
check for $475, belonging to VIM. J. Nc.
Dowell, was then investigated, and the &C.
cused sent on for trial before Judge Lyons's
Court.
The Court then went into hearing of the
case Of Shafer Wiley, indicted for assaulting
Lieut.. Thomas ]. Davis with q slung shot.
The jury sworn in the case, after hearing the
evidence adduced, returned a verdict Of
guilty, and ASSESSED the prisoner with fine
OF 81 ,6O1 The accused was also sentenced
to confinement in the city Jail for twelve
months, and thereafter until the said fine
and costs be paid, Or he he Otherwise dis
charged by due course Of law, and for the
first twelve months to be put to hard labor,
for eight hours a day, upon the qgarries, or
such other public works as the City Council
NAV direct
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HkADQ'Rs 3D C0Rrs,
December TIN. lS81,

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Arrests for F6rgery.-Yestcrday morning
X. A. Placide and J. W. Lemon, members OF
a Maryland battalion, and Geo. w. Lurty,
member Of the Virginia Legislature. from
Harrison county, were arrested in the Capi.
tol Square on the charge Of forging the name
OF Capt. ----, now prisoner ON JohnsOn's
Island, to accounts for horses killed in battle.
The parties were committed to Castle Thun-
der, and will have an investigation before the
Commissioner this morning.
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Robbery.--On Tuesday evening last three
soldiers visited the grocery store of Mr..
Taylor, en- 5tb street, and while he was wait
ing on some customers, cooliy walked Off
with q fine ham. Pursuit being made, one
of them was caught in the act OF selling it to
a German tailor, near the Second Market,
as their rations. The thief escaped, but the
meat was recovered. In the absence of the
tailor, who had gene to grocery to weigh
the meat, the parties remaining behind made
aheavy levy On his shop, stealing therefrom
a pair of falc cashmere pants and vest,
valued at $3.50. These soldiers were dressed
in the artillery uniform, and represented
themselves as attached to the batteries
around this city.
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DkeUFiFOL Cottage Residence at Ashland, with
three fourths of An acre Of land attAched, for
sale-We ara authorised 70 sell that truly be aui.
fo' ocsason cottage located as above, new occupi
by MIR James Ford, containing SIX rooms, besides
kitchen, meat house, stable, v, cd house. &c, aud
valuable and fertile garden, and pump II good
water ia the yard The whole premises are IN the
most perfect order. The purchaser will have the
right to free ticket ON the railroad. Possession
given 10 short time II required, the present oc.
cupant will pay rent Of S. 00o per annum This,
without doubt, is the hsndsomest rssiience in
Ashland. Apply to GODDIN & APPERSON.
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The Escapade from the Libby hjson--Fsw
tier FdvfieMsGrs- RscaptHrs Of xventv- 700. q
| Tie knanszya the one hundred and niue
Federal officers vino escaped from the Libby
prison on Tuesday night last, twenty-five
have been overhauled and brought back
The most Of them were taken about fifteen
miles from this city, In the county Of Han.
over, and were travelling in squads varying
In number from three to FIVE. The following
Is list Of their names:
Col P Spofford, 9th N Y rcg't; Capts G
Gates, Sd Ohio; f Irch, 45th New York !;
G Starr, 104th New York Adjutant NJ X
Small, 9th Md LIST Licts A Moore, co e, 4th
KY; G is Edmond, co d, 9th Pa; WB Pearce,
l1th KY cavalry; FL Schroeder, SD I'll; c II
Morgan, 2lst Wisconsin; Moran, 18th New
York W L Watson, Dist Wisconsin; E
Scroeder, 74th Pa; A B White, 4th Pa cav
airy; w A Daily, 9Th Pa cavalry; II H Hindes,
50 Pa; 21 Lieuts P Brown, 18th U regu-
lars; G 8 Goode, Saith Pa; g Gamble, esd
Pa; NJ Wssser, 4Oth Ohio; p A White, SD
Pa; Isaac John, Engineer, gunboat -Satel-
Since our publication yesterday we have
obtained some further particulars of the
escape. The work was mostly carried on
by one Capt. j. Dickinson, Of the 10Th
Kentucky regiment, who IL among those
stu at large. On several occasions this man
had been absent at roll call, which puzzled
the clerk cOnSiQeFapIy 10 account tOf IL. Al
one time, soon af.er the count Of the prison
ers had been made, and the deficiency no
ticed, johnson came forward and laughingly
remarked that when his name was called
he was rolled up in a blanket and ensconsed
away where no one could find him. He
begged Indulgence for the offence, as it was
only intended to warn the clerk Of taa prison
little. Doubtless whenever these def
ciencss occurred, the parties falling to an
swer were at work on their subterranean
passage. By some means or other an old tin
sugar scoop had gotten into their possession,
and with this the tunnelling was done. They
also obtained a large knapsack with wooden
frame, into which they put the dirt as 1t was
scooped up; when filed this would be
drawn into the cellar by means of etring
which was attached, and emptied by one of
the prisoners inside; then it was drawn back
for another load by the party doing the tun-
nelling.
Much credit is due to Messrs. John Lig-
gor, Richard Turner, and - Hatcher, at
tdches of the prison, for tie good service
which they have rendered In bringing back
these prisoners. Late Tuesday afternoon
they were mounted on fleet horses and
started Of in search Of them, and in few
hours returned with eight OF them. Yester-
day afternoon these gentlemen again left for
another tour OF exploration. We hope to be
able to announce the return Of the larger
number OF these prisoners in our next
issue.
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led through the dark. The stars were shining
brightly, and the first blush OF the rising moon be
gan 10 appear. Winding down In two loLg black
lines fer another half hour, the boats were again
brought alongside for praycrs-i instructions were
Issued, and once more we were ON the way Pull
Ing around into the Trent, Captain Wood arranged
the boats In two divisions opposite tne :" Udder-
writer,' whose lights were now visible, and each
was Instructed TO board In its own position, one
forward and the other an. Five bells struck as we
were gradually nearing the side, and soon followed
rattle which summoned the men 70 quarters. We
were then upwards Of -four hundred yards away
and had 70 give way strongly for IT, to prevent the
Yankees clipping the fines and giving her
= sam ahead. Lieussnan, Loyaii's boal
was first at the slde, just att the wheehouse,
then came Capt Wood amidships, Will forward
came up Lisuss. Hose, Kerr, Gardner, GOODWIN.
sios. ,ubIins on board a. soon as ,he srapnei was
made fast. The fight ! have spoken OF before
Lasting sb04t ten minutes Oaly, but In that short
time the enemy was OveTp0weSed, the decks In
oar posssssIca, and the isisonsss secured, Inc
feii Upos ihe deck, took posscsslo. OF the engine
room, the fireman rushed below, Lieut. Gardner
was staiioned AZ the Captaln's cabin, and Ho4e az
the gees. Throathons ne :nip sacn n. msa went en-
waisr shoai, aaA sveything agaiast getting the
steamer Ost, u was Aetssmtned to barn her, and
almost q tbe same l0e sb0s from The shore dam
asee ths upper mAehlsssy ssd Pss her Aess ~
Wei, sAsrs IL ,it,is uose 70 be said We burned
her md retired, undag 1so (On the shore balHEea
aad also ftoa vo,ley 0f nusaessy which Wedsile4
S ssoaS We wasss. ~ psissesss ws.: occurred
na1e ~ he shoss. Csessts Weslsss.lt wss oas
- 1ete nmnsbes We coulA Near ne choess - NJ
sosslssy 9 = Ssy 9ssek =. e..s !ns les.!eg g g
81 ss . = : 80 &. 81 si:. a ~. = ~ : q .
Woe enpfeoe9 - 6Aono4 elganeU. IT, eenee 80
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REAL Ed1.A Tk HOR SALE.


AkUABLk HA3N o. 1855 ocre0, called "AeF.h.
v field, in Suascx county, on tho Pet@rspurS
aud Norfolk railroad, II miles from Petersburg, Tor
sale We ere authorized to sell The abovs valuable
farm containing 1883 acres, by recent survey, Of
which about 500 acres are open land bnladcein wood
and timber, from which 1t least 70 200 cords OF
wood may bs cut The open land u In good heart,
having been married. or limed few years ago The
crors In 1862 from eight mixed hands were 500 bar.
res corD lS0c0 bushels wheat, bceiAes tobacco ard
other crops. The buildings oonsist Of . comfortable
dwelling, containing rooms, besides two large
Kitchens, each contaiapg rooms; also two stables,
corn house, ice house, &C The railroad runs through
the open land bat Warerley Depot II about one mile
distant from the dwelling Possession given at once
Tie place is very healthy. To effect . speedy eale
the lani Will be sold for the low price Of 80 per
acre. Apply 10
fe 1876 0ODDIN 4 APPERSON
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