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

Mayors Court, Yesterday ohm Parry,
charged with being drunk and interfering
with and assaulting watchmen Blackburn
aud BoZe, was sent on for examination be-
fore the uustIDgs Court.
The charge preferred against james II.
Madison and William u. Adams, soldiers, of
exh biting for sale thirteen chickens sup
posed to have been stolen, and being suspl-
cious characters generally, was postponed
for examination till this morning
The change preferred against Mary Curry,
Of using abusive and threatening language
to Wm. +. Peters, was dismissed ON account
Of the non appearance of the complainant.
Lee Mallory aud Henry MCGEE were each
fined IS for permitting water to waste from
their hydrants, in violation of a city ordi.
nance Logan Waller YVES also fined IS for
permitting servant il his employ to throw
stones in the street.
Tom, slave Of James A.. Scott, esied
without proper pass, and having pair OF
pants in his possession supposed to have
been stolen, being unable 10 prove his calm
to them, was whipped. The same punish
ment W, 3 administered upon Aaron, the
property of John A. Belvin, arrested with a
lot Of tea and sugar in bis possession which
he could give 10 good account Of Two
slaves, named Ben and Washington, were
ordered to be whipped for being out after
hours without proper pass.
Wilson, Save of Joseph Auglf, charged
with aiding and atetting William, the pro-
perry of James Lyons, to escape from bis
master, was sent on to the Hastings Cuutt
for further hearing He was admitted to
bail in the sum of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25
TEE l.EG.SLATTRE.

In the Stna'c yesterday the House amend.
mfnt 10 the bill ~ increase .healloWance 10
Sheriff, and Sargcanis was agreed TO.
4 resolution OF inquiry, directed to the
sr2rapliate committee, was adopted, having
FIR il object the production of bill to
uoh.bit the retail Of ardent spirits.
A lengthy preamble In regard 10 exemp-
tjan Of state officers ir0n service in the
Confederate army, was referred to the joint
committee appointed to consider the sub
Jet
4 bill was passed concerning jailor8' fees.
Also, bill amending the 18Th section OF
the 18th chapter Of the Code.
The bill authorizing TIE Board Of Public
Works to increase the rates oi toll on rail
road ard other companies, &c., was also
passed.
Tie Lii for the assessment OF taxes on
Licenses was made lie order Of the day for
tomorrow at T. O'clock.
4 resolution inquifing into The expediency
Of npea!iug the tax bin OF the State WAS
adopted
Adjourned.
In the Aoase, the Senate resolution pro-
vding for joint committee to investigate
alleged abuses at Camp Lee WAS passed, az
tr certain notifications
Mr Bouidin, from the Finance Comm ittec,
reported adversely upon the Senate bill ap-
Iiomliing money for the importation Of
etftdn machinery for the use of the State,
aud With the recommendation that 1t do not
laS
llfSpeaker presented the resignation of
1rcr5e ". Lurty, meIntcr Of the House,
sAlrA was accepted, and the Speaker au-
brtizrj 10 isaua his writ for q new election.
lie act to provide relief for the INDECENT
Ahl!les 0i soldiers and sailors in the waT
nom The State was passed.
Af Baskerville introduced q resolution to
repeal the act imposing taxes for the sup
loi ct Government, except so much as res
1't' TO iaXes On license, which resolution
Ts directed to the Committee On Finance.
Adjourned.
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.aFF.AIRS IN EAST TENNESSEE.

BRISTOL, Feb. pa letter to the Gazett,
from Powell's river, near Cumberland Gap,
dated the Goth, states that several Yankee
regiments lately passed through the Gap, en-
route North on sixty days furlough. They
declared their purpose never to return =
Grant has refused any more furloughs. There
is no more re enlisting in the Yankee army.
There are only five regiments at Cumber-
land Gap. These are closely besieged and
suffering for supplies, and the evacuation of
the Gap 10 expected.
Tony Jones, a notorious tory, of Claiborne
county, was captured near Tazewell few
dayag1O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

.,.,ruep PENINSULA MrMoR.

- IN the day Of yesterday Il was re
h" . .,,u, The streets, In every quarter Of
pei's"N a., the Yankees were again ed
'as ~ :" On Richmond by way of the Penie-
S''''"s "a that a heavy column had reached
sh'H - I Bridge. Later in the day 1t was
i'f'~' 20. -" ,bsir advance bad reached Boar
s'ai'" On nn the Chickahominy, few miics
s"'-|e ,,,a,a's Bridge. In the evening we
''''" ,non the authorities, whom u was
csi't' :, .o nre.ume would be advised II
- ,s Gas snv foundation for the runner, and
'se'' s,,,ea that it was mere isie repart.
e'sO lin tha, there was no excitement or
j : s,,inn tor 10 indicate that the city was
ti,-..,en;erls menaced.
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LATEST FROM THE North.

Baltimore papers, of the Goth inst. have been re
ceived. The war and general news is unimport-
ant.
Both Houses Of Congress have c0ncnrrcd in the
report OF the Committee Of Conference on the 'tEn
rolnient Biii' The report fixes the communication
fee at s;a0, but renders the drafted man who com
n,uics Liable to be drawn again after the expiration
of one year All able bodied persons OF afiican
descent between 90 and 45 years nf age, are IN he
enrolled, and when the sle-re of a !oyad master is
drafted ana mustered into service, hc shall be ret,
the master 10 be paid the 10 be awarded by
conil.ission, not exceeding $500
Lincoln has issued a proclamation declaring the
port ef Galveston, Texas, fcopentd to the cGm-
mercc OF the world, with certain restrictions.
Geld has declined, under the apprehension tat
Congress will auth0uz" Secretary Chase 10 sell the
surplus coin in the Treasury. The closing rate iH
New York, on Friday, was l51s
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The Siege of Charleston

The Coo1ier Of Monday last, which was the ttr'
hundred Gnd tuesty ninth day OF The siege of Charles
tom III speaking Of the progress of the seige and
the preparations Of the enemy, furnishes the fol
lowing particulars:
The cnemy's bombardment Of tho city was kept
up steadily Saturday from one gun only AT Battery
Gregg, until about q ght O'clock Saturday night,
when the enemy ceased firing. The total number
of shells fred since last report was one bundled
aud twelve; making an aggi gate of, in nity-lree
and IA half hours continuous firing upon the city
from only one gun, two bundrcd and seventy eight.
Two more lunboats made their appearance and
i0iued the Heel inside The bar Saturday evening.
The vessel reported sunk is three nia,ted pro-
peiicr, of tue heavy draft biockadcgS, and Is
supposed to have carried crew oi about 300 inei
She is sunk in about five iihoRis OF water outside
tie bar, aud lies To the eastward Sf DrunFen DICK
Shoals, off Nalit's Channel, nearly opposite Bat
terry Marshall Yankee tug made an effort 10
reach her Saturday morning but 'aiied SATURDAY
afternoon four Of The enemy's barges succeeded IN
getting to the wreck, when the crews commenced
stripping it of the sails, spais, rigging, &c ihe
sunken vessel is believed 10 be tie new sit'i
sloop of war Fiamheau
Another hlockader has also disappeared niyste-
riousiy, not having been seen for tWodays pas',ai'a
ii is believed shared the fate OF Its conipaiioii.
Several shots Were fired at Fort sumer Saturday
and Sunday, but WithGut amy .fiect. lie s<'ies ci
the einhrasurcs at battery Gregg have been loWerF"
aud Their relay very much Increased, ai:nsdins
greater facilities for the guns 10 assist in the de
fence of the batteries from any outside attack.
A reconnaissance made shows that tile enemy
have only one euibrasue al battery Gregg nPe''ihg
on Sullivan IS dsand, and that is believed has stn
made ter small Pdrroit guns. Al battery tul1
mirgs only embrasufe opens on sullivan
Island intended for 100 FOUNDER Parrot, to bear
both on Sullvan's Island aud hiaiiitts Channel
At battery Wagner FIVE PaIott guns aud two Co
lumtia,'s bear upon sullivan Island.
he humber Of tents ho,s: on norris's and CG,es s
Islands have decreased 10 a considerable extent
1t is believed that nothing but small garrison fe-
mains Oh the island
Five Yankee descr,ers from Johns Island came
into our lines Saturday morning at daylight, and
Were brought to the city Sunday evening. Tbey
were on ticket when they attempted 10 escape
The party at first they say consisted OF seveii- hat
i, is believe ci Nv" IL The party were overaken -
They stated that they came UP the klawah nVef,
crossed % our pickats and gave themselves up.
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TEE MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY IN MISS
(SSiPPI.

The oh'y information we have oil the ene-
-,,,. movements in Mississippi will be found
arasr our telegraphic head. From this it
r,ala observed that Sherman is moving
.,,k from Meridian with as much celebrity rs
..,enaed his march from Nicksburg to The
,i,,a,na bord,r With the extent Of the
r,,parations made 10 intercept his rctrogadc
,,,rener,, We are not at all familiar, but pre-
.,,ne our authorities have hardly permitted
90 favorable an opportunity TO pass without
,4ranate arrangements Tor q proper chastisc-
mon. Of such Yankee insolcnce. Unless
forced n DO so, sherman will net rc-cross
the Big Black in biz retreat, but will halt at
J,clsop nnti! his forces are sufficiently re-
crpjtei to undertake another expedition to
the ricl counties in Eastern Mississippi.
His retreat was evidently the result Of the
flate u GricrsGn to unite with him, and
from the slight Information we have We are
Justified in hoping that Forrest and Lee have
completely intercepted ana will make proper
dj:py.Niun OF this marauder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

mfiiRs Al tHATTAS19GA--Visti stitRce of the fdn-
he editor If the Atlanta Register has had
''N'I'ew ~lih a gentleman who has had Occa
''h I" frequently pass the Federal lines AT various
y'D', III informs the RsGi ter that he spent last
w ~ ~ haill-ss rbdeavars tn pass from DTtoD
=" M irb'csse". He says that il is utterly impos-
na nae 70 get heyond the Fedora, ou,pos,s. The
"' -, 'usos are not watched half SO closely rs The
l1'" paths through the woods and mountains,
4,a "ih'is are more numerous at night than IN
2F4t such wa'chluiHess has never been ex-
r',' " any Federal commander az by General
wy mend saws that surely some move
n.,, hlompiaed by the enemy the conceal
a. "hitii Is OF The utmost importance.
~, says That great numbers OF Fede al troops
t ''Us brought down the river on steamboats,
it,, nH"aHt, While very few go III that diree-
taiIfnad An intelligent Union man, csti-
u,, r t'aSl Tennessee, stated to ouT informant
sI1i5 u,I' "fhcers declared that the small pox
t,aa a+ Nhp liem II the rebels did not. The aban-
.,n 4,hl a o' most of lie country was for this
~ !, matter Of necessiiv.
Ps,a.0,i,ts "'i'ts nave suffered and Ioss as much by
ma. "a, a. HiEhWlymen as southerners. The great
soa,5,'. ~ ut peoete this side Of Knoxville draw
/ Irp ~ nom Federal commssaries Thousands
Is., .r" 1i''t into kentucky and Middle Tennessee
me. i"nossee was 10 BIZ redeemed by the y e
b,h,,.t" edtfa' drnps. II IL becoming an uDia
..s "aieh waste. Disease, destitutioB, help
Of l9''''y' aud ha:glrd want follow In the train
VI non armies.
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Adventures Of Il Confederate Officer.

A correspOndent of the Memphis .9ppe@t, pub
lshed ut Atlanta, Georgia, says that some 'hiee
,ron,hs since Col. Bob. Martin, 10Th Ky Morgan's
cavalry. asked for and obtained a leave of absence
far ninety days 10 travel his health, which tad
haan much impaired by IA gunshoi wound in the
rlsh, breast, greatly eHeeting his lungs and causing
hemoTrhaec.
Quickly collecting Is men, he moved, not to our
rear hui through Middle Tennessee into Southarn
Kentucky, where, after numerous skii'nishes, In
which number 1i the enemy Were Killed ana reg
iment OF negroes charged ana s'ah,psaea, ne was
surprised on dark, rainy hieht, Just as
ne wa. p:tpaying to retire, having ciVesitd
himself OF his hat, coat, pistol, ana boots.
The eremy approached from a point are'ed mae
ccssale and the first intima!ish 81 their c"ai ng
received by Col. Martin was vol'ey hred at hin
self and men At less Than ten PAGES distant. I"
heat n hasty ietfeat, without hat, coat, pistol dF
boots was the only course lett the gallant Coi"i,'
sn DARING through, the crowd with the speed of an
anielope. he quickly dtstihced Dis ph'sucTs n
short dis, ance from his stating point he sprd one
Of bis horses, which had broken loose Hastily
securing and mounting him, without saddle, bride,
q, hatt.r, he raised yell, aud, unarmed, charged
t,,. enemy drove ali but six from The field, Sue
&c, .ed in rccapiuiDg all the equipments ana elai''
iag belonging 10 bis party, Gave ms own nal eoat,
uistoi. and bOo,s,) bat was In turn driven by The
sia. -, .,,,,
They, however, soon retired, ana the t"ohei >
par,y hastily reformed and occupied the camp for
The remainder OF the night. Next morning he
crossed 10 the west side Of the Tcnnessee liver,
where he reaised until Christmas night, when he
learned that the Yankee Lieutenant Beau1esafa
18th Kentucky cavalry who made the hgn, attaeA
an him woui attend a sss0iree'' seven miles dis
tant. lie de,ermiaed TO surprise thcm. Leaving
q small guard with his horses be proceeded, ae
cosapanied by eight men, on ioot % tse noass 81,
The armament at his party eonsiseo =. t~o s"u.
guns and two tlsiois. "a reaching the house he
discovered that The s.bine birds had flown. heat
regard and six Of his men had quartered thrn'-
selves III q h0uss about TWO mites distaM. The
Coi0aeI, with four ns1ss reached the quarter Just
N The Yankees were setiiing 70 their rooms. ne
entered And took possessioA u them with little
eeTess0ay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

FROA MSISsIPPLENEHF RETIRING.
DEMoroLIs, Feb. 23-Tbe enemy's forces
along the line of the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road are making retrograde movement in
the direction Of the Mississippi river. Their
mounted infantry in North Mississippi are
also retiring. being closely pressed by For
rest and Lee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25
HOSRY AGAIN 1T WCRK.

ORANGE G. H., Feb. 24-Mosby had a
fight with body of the 18th New York
cavalry, of Kelley's Western Virginia COM
maud, at Upperville, Fauquier county, on
Saturday. He captured wounded L,euten-
AM, four non.commissioned officers, and five
priEates. The enemy had two killed. Our
loss four wounded. All quiet in front.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

h' sDRED FEDERAL RECRUITS DRUGGgD
o., '''fb We hnd the following In The news
''s ~ The Memphis Balieii,..
,rh.n.@ 'p eirPiam states that The most daring
VA. .r.,..' 'hiAihy ever perpetrated on The ears,
lasln tc.eu between this city and CeatTalia,
'' td@t' The particulars are as follows ::
"ah'Vef "i troops were en- route from Camp
ton.i,e,.,.ck ,i.cksbnfg They were known To have "A
aad i, @ @a'is amount OF money on their persons;
ahd ,fpa's thdt Three men who had enlisted
i1hbiaa ~, "iib the Test conceived the design 0i
Ta'"g tieif comrades.
shiskry knpiish , this they procured a quantity Of
saa ea,, which they drugged and placed la bottles
l.ess "s hs Ait'r the train had left Centraiia
with sn, sh'ef'd one OF The ears, which was filed
hiuy c,.li and distributed lignor. The night
Si0ti ,..a li' soldiers drank freely. II was hut "a
ssata. n,, "'ui every one Of them, including the
siiIaiss d. 'hlo 4 state Of profound stHpof phc
9tob ,ba,. rhuhguisheG the lights, aud proceeded
saes victims Of all The money and yaiii
sie,oIye. - si'0 In money, and a gold watch snd
Tie a, rom one man, who died from the effects
4tsh f,aa's aiken lahen IN the ii9mor. About $500 were
htss 10 A., soidiefs who aweke from unconsei iats
TIE .aatn aaa tney had been robbed.
q The "hartis who committed the robbery got
ssta fa,,a immediately after, somewhere be-
S''o and Centraiia.
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ihrough Western Kentucky 70 Cairo, Illinois,
where ihcy spent . vesy plssrant 1sy. During hts
scout ne capfared one steamer and paYosed 1orIy
Yankees, besides obtaining valuable informatIon
nfs accounts from Middle Tennessee are truly
heart rrndiDg. The nrgro-x who have pnt hsen
enrolled as soldiers ATE Taane around the country
committing great exeesses. Murders are commit,
.ed ialiy, hosses burnett, and crops destroyed. He
fore. ~ "
ne inin!mafion brought by the Col mel, though
prudence forbtds its disclosure, Is not uaftvoraba
10 oaf Cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

The Rome Coasrier, OF Saturday, states that the
Federal force, Il division of ia:antry under Gen.
Ostcrhaus, and a brigade Of cavalry, commanded
hy Gen Wilder, that recently occupied Wits
Valley, have all retired beyond The Tenn' ssec liver
They iecrossed las. Tuesday night, and have frti-
fed on the north bank of the river, opposite Lar
kin s ferry. Their gontoGns had not been taken up
on Wcdne sday. Our scouts now go to IaTkin's
ferry and also to huhtrrsVite.
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CEN. ItRAGG.

twill be seen by pcrusal OF General Or
der NJ. y that this officer has been assign
ato duty in Richmond, aud that under the
direction Of the President he is charged with
,ae conduct OF military operations OF the
armies Of The CoDt6deraoy.
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,rEsr FROM FLORIDA,

Csc fo,loning official dispatch, received
~ Var department yesterday, explains
:. :. - tully the victory obtained by our ictces
: florida on Saturday last;
cuuLEs TON, Feb. 2S-2,15 Z. NJ.
u Gfi. 5 Cooper.
n, hies. reports from Gen. Finegan
-;rs 10 particulars Of the victory at Ocean
a., srcspt that he has taken all Of the
,as,oy's artillery, some Eve or six hGndsed
"a r, small arms already collected. and ihet
-. r,qaS f1r three mites are ssFewed With
>, .,er,y's dead and wounded.
(sgledj DEAtRE'ARp.
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AFFAIRS AT MOBILE

MOBILE, Feb 23.-'rhe enemy opened fire
on Fort Powell at 10115 o'clock this morning.
dispatch this evening says that six mortsis
and four gunboats shel'ed all day, firing 3O4
shots. No casualties and no damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

Ju,lGe i9ons's COurt.-In this Court ycster-
day the following business was transacted:
Fraucis p Blair, a parolei Yankee, charged
with grand larceny, was led to the bar, and
after the cxemination of witnesses the case
was given to the jury, who in short time
rendered verdict Of guilty, and he was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for two years.
Another ,aro.ed Yankee. named George
jacques, Indicted for burglary, was tonnd
gully and sentenced to confinement III The
peniteIitiify for five years.
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.rri..e X, ~ p Il u 10, /
Richmond. Rsh "a. 1864. {

arri.E n, " 20,
Richmond, Rsh "a, 1864.
YMeoaYANr Not ee.~ca aud after Tuesday,
Narch ist, tbs Trains cf the Company will lie
run ~ foiiews:
The Mail Train Will leave h'eam M Depst aaHy
furnius win leave HAmiitas = ut ii.j0 y and A.
riys In Richmoa 1t 3l6PH
The Accommadadou Traia betwesn Richmond
AMI Miif,rd will leava Kichmond daily (Sondsys
exeentsal AZ 3 ~ H. arrive q Mitfcrd at 10 y.
Rstnrnirg win lsavs Milford vt 4s y. ard arrive
10 Richn,cnd at 03AN.
the Freight TrAins will leave kishrosd tft-
vsxkly--Tussday, ThNrsdAy, and SATURDAY. Re-
turuirs VIII asr1ys II kichmosa on z ane days.
ls N-6k HAML RUTH, Ssp'k
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One Fay to Get Out af the ser0sce Some
time since proposals. were advertised for
carrying the mail between Salem, in Ro~
auokc county, and Floyd Court House, the
lowest bidder to bayc the contract AMI he to
be exempted from military service. Among
tiie large number of bids which were
scrt IN was one Offering 10 per-
form the service for one quintil-
lionth part Of cent, and several Tor one
ceLt III this ease, however, the lowest bid
was thrown out on the ground Of its ilie-
gality, and as there were several of the one
cent stamp it was decided that they should
draw siraws to see who should have it. A
citizen of Richmond was the lucky indiyidu.
al
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The Nashville Press, of the 18Th, says
The deaths Of rebel prisoners al Camp Morton
arr. IT the rate of more than one hundred a
mon,h-y3 last December, ia during the succeed
ing January, aud over 30 thus far in the present
February This is heavy mortality out of only
about 2,.03 human beings. The poor fcilows a'e
escaping very fast.
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SUsPENsIoN.--1he publication of the RAJ ,isii
(N.C.) SfulaGrI, ilOiien's paper, has been
pended for Tue present. The editor says that due
Eciice will he given of its resumption. No cause
Is assigned for the suspension.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

DLANET,
vIRGiuIA's uNkiyAIL.ED RACE uoHex
fhis renowned Racer and Stallion viii make N
season Of 1864 st my farm ''rhs Fan Plantatica" !"
miles from the city Of Richmond. oo1nGpou0inG
Aasch LIST. and ending July 10th, u $50 ~
sou, and 81 to the groom.
THE PxpIGsxs o. PLANET
runs back 10 the reign Of Charles /, over poeiol
u than two centuries, and b too well knsWn
TO need recital here. But Q better bred or pu9GP
boojed horse there il not upon The Amsrican ooo1r
Nelf.
BB AcmEvKxEnM ON 1nR TuRy,
In like manner. ara over numerous fOg sn Advo9too.
mant, yet suck az have been bus seldom equallod
aud more rarely surpassed. Having vapqaiahe4 -
his native State,
that dared to test bis powers Of speed and sadHfes
he travelled thousands of miles, regardless oe ~
pera OF accidcut and fatigue, over railroads 0n4
steamboats, encounterng the III effects Of chapeoo ~
paigns 10 New Orleans, aud meeting aa4 bsafie9
nearly all the champions OF The States cs'ebsassa -
hEe horses.
has run for some OF the largest stakes and nal1AO
ihat have ever been made or okerod On thle ooo9t-
nent- the lTst two Of which, in the spring - Waq
three years OH, With twenty i've suho0tbesp -
81 ,GS0 RAcn
To the fest STAKE and twenty eight % - eoopol~
Iu the contest for these nine different eeate0 Uoeo
represented yet bo,h were
WON DY PLANET
in remarkable tlme but with apparent ea1o.
lila Two past successful seasons afesu0slene GaA..
antics Of PLANET - suTc
YoAL aRrTsR.
will give special and particular attculea 70 tho
care and management Of mares sent 10 him, bat n
no event, be responsible for acctdento. They ohou
be led with grain at - per diem, and none rcoeiv0o.
All charges must be paid tefoFe mares ere taken
away. tfe S-2sw6wl Dt WA1D.
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tssfssiso tseE' ACCIDENT IN RALuou.-Ihe Con
O. ~. Monday, says:
ety Was :. a'sht last Mfs Ava A. Reeves, OF this
sitS hou,s snYe kingy burn ~ " Cause death In
hLs cis,a,. The nre aceid enlaily eommaniested
.sAAsA sls and before assisessscs could - ex
sAe Y. burnt In tbe nlOsl shoe kinx nsannes.
~an three months ! BRIDE.
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Castle 7asnder oil the prisoners who
escaped from this institution about three
weeks since was yesterday captured and
brought back He was taken on the line OF
The Rappahannock ty cur p,ekc's, TO whom
he had been Recommended by one Oh our
ratriotic ladies on Inquiry from hm as to the
nearest point at which he could Iud the
r,irE,fs re the Yankees.
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REEvGIsrED FOR THE VAR.

FRANKLIN, Feb. %.
To Gen. S. Cooper;
The 10Th Georgia battalion this evening
re-an,isted for the war, though their time
was moi ont 10y twelve months.
j. f. RELasDER, Major Cong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25
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CHARLESTON, Feb. "a One hundred and
nineteen shots were fired at the city to- day.
No other news of interest