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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

FhoM THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
The intelligence by the Central train last
evening added nothing to the military infor.
nation from the army of Gen. Lee and the
Valley. The statue of neither army had un-
dergone any change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

A Saddle f,r Gen. Morgan yesterday
saw magnificent saddle at the store of Mr..
g. q. Miles, which is intended a. present to
Gen. John Il Morgan from the cit. zens Of
Danville, Va It Is finished in the highest
style Of workmanship aud material, aud is
beautifully silver mounted.
At the same establishment we noticed
most beautiful saddle, which IL intended as q
present to Capt Hines, from Mr.. Miles him. /.
self
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

he Ladies Reception The attendance of
ladies upon Mr.. and Mrs. Gen Mogan's re-
ception at the Ballard House yes'erday
morning, was . large and fashionable one,
when 40 consider the very disagYeeable
weather which prevailed. While the an.
nou cement OF this reception was unexPect-
ed to the General and his lady, yet their
eradication at meeting with 30 many Of the
ladies' Of Richmond was mono the less man.
ffest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

R0b6ta0 a Butcher-The stall In the Sec
oud Market kept uy VIM. Wayne, Jr, Was
forcibly entered on Monday night last, aud
severa. pieces Of beef, besides three offour
tanned calfskins which Mr.. w., Intended
for his own use, were distracted therefrom.
This is the first instance which has come
under our observation Of . butchers stall
possessing any charms for night robbers
The articles taken are valued at about &&OO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

Faox NAnssnosD.-N -Nansemond river has q num-
Der of euLbo In IT, and thieving pa ties frequent
II 20 ashore 70 annoy the tizsns along the river
On Thursday last some Confederate scouts secret
ed themselves near the mouth Of Chuckatuck
two and woundiu9 others. On Saturday, Cherry
Grove, . well known farm on the river, owned by
lichard II. Rlddick, was sheiled and the house
much injured, the YANKEES threaten TO BURN
Cherry Grove, II their men are again Used upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

Going at Layys I'm the face Of city and
State law prohibiting 1t, the practice or n
lowing negroes to dispose Of their own time
IL still adhered TO. The Mayor yesterday Inn.
posed dne Of go on Hrs. Mary Brsusford
for permihing her servant man Thomas TO
20 ct large, in violation Of law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20
LOST, S1Hd IED, &c.

hl DOLLARS Reward --Strayed from my resi-
w tence. on Grace street, between 9th and 7th.
Ss<Tiiy morniIg, black Cow, with few white
sIes, marks not recolloctei The above reward
Wee paid for her return or for such information as
VII cad to her recovery, We PAINE
aN-As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

Recsnunl4 d 70 tAs fna-a Goaq.-Johu W
Butcher, sn escaped member VI the chain
gang, whose recaplure We have eaiready no.
ticcd, was recommitted BY His Honur Yea
terday to . private's position In that ussful
inatitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

Aors Captnrsa-Two more Of the Yankee
deserters who escaped from Castle Thunder
on Thursday night last were recaptared and
brought back yesterday This nekse twelve
Of the eighteen who got AWAY that have been
brought hack.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

p stponed. The charge against John W.
C!ritoa, OF stealing horse from Mr.. &c. rye
Miles, Lancaster county, sonie time siuce,
was postponed foi examination 6y the Mayor
till Thursday.
James Denay, charged With robbing a man
named John Garzo, some time since, did not
undergo m examination yesterday. The
Mayor adjourned it to a future day, aud init.
mated to his officers the necessity of having
present all the witnesses in the case.
Billy. well known whitewasher, belong
Ing to James u Taylor, made his appearance
70 answer the charge of eteal-ug three tar-
Keys from Thomas w. McCance For the
purpose of obtaining additional tes,in ny
His Homer postponed an examination ti.I
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

A NopsL OuasEox's CsRfIFc Afs.-Ths follow
ln1 copy, r~basim, Of forged surgson'sc Ger.
tl6cats, found on the person Of dssertsR dom ~
lst >. u. CsvalV' 80.
IGalafy that pnvet John Bowers Of Ccmpsy eye
fir.t Tflrussnt oil Caives which Il su6sstux very
nach with the ChsoniC dyrs snd p salavlstoH of
Iaea monsht and f<aver end wiCh baahls him Tor
llusy thsap thsaFty Days.
tsisnel DeSsy 4. CLARE,.
&s sistoa Cssgen, G. y. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

NlsAYED or s,olen-From the premises Of the
~ "0rcrlber. small deep red Cow, white belly
s -. Nc Iail rather shortened A large reward will
" " Nl 10y her delivery 10 DrF W HANCOCK, en-
,s naa' ostT'en Sd and s:h sts, or Information go
eA le gell her ia 20 Ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

vsI-M saturday, January 10th, 1864, one
f,.9 9'vNn rors honnsc, containing about 400 in
49," 'sN money and $50 In green bscAs; sup
,s lAse tsen lost 10 the Central cars, betw ecu
va usasiie and Richmond. A liberal reward
tls-a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Office Special Service, Jan 9, 1864
WANTED Block aud Sheet Lead, Copper, Zinc,
Tia, and Brass; Wire, of different metals; Sheet
'e, Window Glass, Cast Steel, and Bar Iron; Chain
te, and all other articles for Naval PaRposes, for
ath viii pay the market price.
as-u JN0 II PARKER, Lt1n Charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

NYOTI1 70 merchants and osaers Tho under.
~ aighed vii attend the lArse aacai1n sa.es q
wsimipg,on, on the 2dsh ana 9Th list, rnd inform
the merchants and others of Richmond uho cannot
attend hat they wll purchase goods for them tn
eonsmias.oa Apply before the 2dd INST
WALDR lP b D0UfS.
Mo 20 Vain street
PA--oa ccasiennent, and u store anA for sale,
afteea havrsls supsfios appls brandy.
fD1Q-4it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

4HgM0m 9tSpattt.
.o0 16iN11xO AxlTky k41o091o
SDeSs oH ADvYaSmNN.
~; i;:s =" ,:rs I: ;,s:s =. = = - es
ssr cs.,.t .r., .1,,, Gss .s.:. ss..ss.,s .s.sa
s.::; :s:.,: :: -! ! @ % - - !. s
By TELE @ RAPE.
iAzsoRss % nm r1ns AnosAssusl
Entered according U act Of Coagrsss h sAe ysas
1858, BY J. .. 1nRAsasR, n the Clorkip - - a.
the District Cosst VI tAs Coafedesass 0snsoD -
the Northern Dissric. u Georgia.
F2oM EAST 1EsxEysxR
RussElIv1lLx. jan. lave hsvs had %
telegraphic communication eastward since
the 18Th, in consequence Of the line having
been cut By the Yankee Operator near Jones'
boro'. A gentleman who left Knoxville ON
Tuesday gives some interestirg Z news from
that city. He says the srnallpox II raEine
terribly among the Yankees and negroes
there beiDg 600 cases In the city. In con6s.
quence of this aud the scarclty Of fosags.
the main oocy # The enemy had moved to
Strawberry Pl~ins and the Eroliac country
on French Branch, i,av,ng . garrison Of
about Goo.
A negro barber from Cin&innah was r&.
cruiting for negro regiments 1t Knoxvilla
Three members CT the Texas cavalry. n.
Gently capture d within their lines, were hung
as spies on the 8th
Our troops moved forward ON the 1lth lbr
the pnrpose If drawing the enemy ftom the
French Broad road, aud met them unr
Chocky river on Saturday. They made bat
q feeble resistance aud retired In the 6irec.
ton of cambridge, pursued by our troops.
who are still pressing forward.
Yesterday very heavy firing was heard IN
that direction. It ceased at dark.
tsEcoSD DIsPAycu1
ktssELLvn4Lf, jan la-Thsre 10 but lie.
tie doubt that the e.esHy intended, BY his
recent demonstration, to force Gen. Lon9.
street cut of Tennessee by occupying Ill TIA
country capable Of sustaining an army. In
which he totally failed, in consequences Of
the promptness with which he vas met bv
our troop, which he was evidently unprs.
pared for, a. has been shown BY his rapid
retreat
They are supposed to have withdraw
frou Strawberry Plains, aud the country,
with the exception of the vicinity Of Knox
vile, will be once more freed from their
presence
The loss on either side Il small The
Fedelals removed seventy five voanded from
Danb'idge, the enemy retreating towards
Knoxville rapidly, and cl.sely pursued BY
our Cavalry. 1t Col Blakcy, OF the cavalry,
Was wounded; Col. Clark, Of Hampton's
asa T'lsa nsu n19 nrS1snss A. p G. to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

utlGE " = q ss.os sss0s ~ tNxAtlsu ~ -
~ Contsd.s ass Gsve sDsss In Dfsesiee Ne -
lying west ef e.h stitst by ssthsfiy ef ~ -.
rotary Of the Treasury. Ne Lssvey nelfy - -.
sons sh.e TO tsxatos.-- wnish s0bsssss Ne essa1
mass Il the people Il his Disssiet-iAAs = , ths1s
sO.s Of tAis District staasmset of thsf tooeDses
salsyiss, asd IL o,hss sutjests u taxnAleo, thaE
they may be ssssAssd es'ordieg % isv: aeA - sna-
Die thsss to p firm this d1ey. ve hsfeh9 Ao13l%
then tat I. kiisst oss Of TIE asDoeoos6. DAy -
fyund as kis sssid-nes % Lsish q ssse, espss6 -
and 4th. at 81 uasa dosisg ths mseeA ~ JADonsy1
1894 Asd Wila,am Fries. ~ othee Ae1seess, ~
h e 81 oase o th- c,sSss ef 1sIa as1 IN slso
non . s'el 81 u 20 o'slesk ? n. - sAah ng.
end ;. ia r.,.ds.es 'oa .treh sassses sAAss -
sfles o.e 0ek n Of saeA day u lAs mosW -
JanuAey, 1854, who're sAsy vW rsssssa1ssav ssssAo
eueh sssisusnts anA nAks snaA eases1e>As.s
CO y1lJ9H.
Asesoss ADf tbs ,4:A Di.si4sA =. sMQsaA
1lehmon& Jan 7, ls0a. kk-eo00e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20
7 D WARREN.
J - NJ CARTER,
JNO o CODDlNs

4 NONRADES & %Tx 6tases 10 Ses-Ncsses 70 Ill DEF
,cns liable TO taxation By the Coafoe9uto
vsrnu:-nt In District No. II eeMpo-ed efthaS past
Il the city os Rchm lying bsts-sn esb asd Ilth
street.. By authority II tie ssert.ry of sAs 1ssa-
-urs hereby nufy al p-rsoIs tishas - tas attos-
which smsrsc.s he great ars of h rsp.e cfthis
u trist h.f it 10 tbsts Inty TO sp11e hsvaRA
spa i've IA 70 ms. ~ 10 w = lounaoS. or jams
KYRsEY ths tn AsssseUss thi> dissgie2 stuie-
msLt OF Their incomes. tAlAxss aud ELI othsP cab
j. t. ef xstoa, that they nay b ss.ssssa 80 ~
n law; and - enable & te pe,iSsm ths duty
herr by sity ,psn that ! vii bs .bund q NJ
onlcs, rho koe kDace In ysas Of Meesss 8 rdy !
wrEambss, ffom G'rloes u eo'etoek p y -
each dsy until Ne 18th day Of vsbsussy ssxe -
receive saeA stxts ments o. oaks svc, s.seaaate.
WM GRAY
Assessor ftr the ttfh D1ssTes vngsslA.
Rirf.mss.d tan b. 6da IL l4-eo4lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20
CONFED gR4TE STATES TAxE6

NJ Office To the Tax payers Of Henhco Coussy.
~ BY authority OF the Secretary Of the Tressu
~, we notify r'c tax payers Of Henrieo, which In
cudes the almost e6tire mass Of the citisens, that
II Il their duty to come forward and give IL N the
assessors of the cou ~, a statement Of lhs1e In
comes salaries, and other subjects OF taxstioa.
To enable them g. maze these assesssnenls, W
will attend during Lusisess hsuss each day this
waek. a. our 'fice as the HenrtcO Court House. %
receive their stxieMs nts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

I. ANfEp an Overs,er.--Good wages Will De
Va p,id an 0rerseer, not subject to military
,,,c ,bo II furnish t. testimonials Of good charaj
,r ,s5 industry Yong men sith one arm or eye
p-.i,rr,s Address eTHkLlNG E EUMuNDe.
Y ,tsI0s MIS- ke-rv PO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

nkiMaNN1-TUtLks CATLkfT 90, n
rsad snsse or at pgivAts ~ 49, n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

yYASTEil-Au Art TeacLei, ~ Lake ,thfseoi Va .n-
W ART department Of the Tuskaloosa female Col
sa Tus.aoosa, Ala In addition to d awing, RANT
NJ a., pesi, ming must be taught a hoeia saiuy
Wa Rev NJ SAUNDERS,
"a IN. luskaloOsa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

-oe.wsen the Capitol ami Baisard Hotel,
ys.s. I1an pi foa Of paper ooatainng sone writing
No.. ''.se Aetser, Lieu, Col 9th La reg't Hsys's
M, .Ae andor viii please leave ths m at the
I-rr-esuloe IL lo-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

h. ASIED-rhe pu olic to know that we nave on
EN Lsgd large lot of Gas Pipe and Fixtures
-, AZ, nreuArea TO do Gas Fitting and Plum oiDg ai
,o,t sgIce. Also, . Maryland Portable 1as Ma
s-Ga. Pipe bought in large or small quanli
ID tOKDLE CO,
.,sea-+ Corner 9th and Broad Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

IUANtED-Impertant 10 Puddlers w Anied, four
" competent pud Hers and the same number OF
sePers ANY such wishing ,mpioyment would do
yell 10 address BOX 49, Richmond, Va, stating
Nst experience, where they have been employed
lEeto!ore, SO Be particular to state your addr css
eefully. ia 3-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

u ,bs. ~ "-ssrayed. on saturday night last, .
| Al, ,,t VOW With blacx spots and slipped horp.-
= iha,.ns!on that will lead 10 her recovery will
Sd "aeal 1911 on trace st, corner of
Ia iQ-3t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

Psf,re Conn Ssioner Sands IN. A. Bern
stein, charged with uttering aud emplu ying
a passport to which Maj Griswold's name
had been forged, was exalpined on y. sierday
before Alex. Fl. Sapds, one of the Commis
sioners of the c. s. District Court, and sent
on for indictment by the the Grand Jury
The prisoner was bailed in the sum of 81, 900
for his appearance.
The circumstances of the case are these
berostein was stopped by the guard at Pip
ing Tree Ferry, on his way to Westm0reland.
and bis passport was demanded The orders
OF the guard were to let no one pass without
Gen E'zey's permis sion. The guard stopped
B., who had only Major Grissold's pass -
D. then offered the sentinel $50 in State
money to let him pass, which bribe he ac-
oepted, and then arrested and sent lin to
Richmond. Bernstein said he got the pass
port from Jew named Jacobs that be pa d
him 5000 for 1t, which was what Jacobs
asked. The police are after Jacobs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

CarsI-ss Driving g-Much Indignation has
recently been expressed, By laoies especial.
ly, that the co,ored drivers Of the Govern
maat wagons should be permitted to indulge
10 the reckless and dangerous speed which
has become babitual with them. Long
strings of them traverse the streets daily.
their drivers neither stopping nor carirg for
passers 5y-in fact, the inpudence Of these
black rascals has reached SUCH point that
wholesome dose of corporal punishment
would not ae omss. We, therefore, call the
attention of the police to the matter, u.lees,
indeed, these fellows, from being emlloycd
ny government, occupy higher and ditf-r-
cut position from that of the driver OF n pub
lie vehicle owned by private persoa. No
Later than Saturday evening .ast a lady AID
child came near being run over by one of
these government wagons, driven at head.
long speed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

The highest market price
IA vi be paid at KINGS dye ofa ., or Main
10, doors above s,h. Country people viii please
S..',t,s sdrert,semept ia l2-2tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

EIUAArYl-a gos,i operator On b OAR e "ihs INA
W chue also, six good hams TO nnihn cioSAs'
.nnly L, Miss GREER,
Over QlarIes's dry goods store,
sl 80 On Broad st, b't ) ana 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

organ swelling from hoor to ceiling, rendered the
ceremonial one not soon 10 be forgotten.
at the conclusion Of this discourse the ceremo-
nies Of last Absolution were performed, nil the
Bssops present taking part, each in tnrn intoning
the Offices and passing around the body spripklins
upon the holy water and swinging over 1t the cen
sors niled with burning incense
The remains were bnrne 10 the vault near the
aoor by six priests OF the diocese. prece5ed BY the
Bishop aid followed BY he family and relatives Of
the deceased, the PRIEST cha ting The Beuedictus
The concluding prayers at the vault were read By
Bishop TimoI, and the body was agaiG sprlnt'ed
with holy water and tncenssd and lowered Ia its
last resting place.
saFy Of his eons~craiion Bishop; he died on the
day Of his pAtron SAINT, II John and it Is singular
that he had often expressed wish tn die on that
day. The courts all adjourned yesterday out of re-
spect to hIs memory. aud the flags on the public
buildings were displayed at halt mast. All the pub
lie Offices were closed, and very many stores In diff
ferent sections of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

,rsn- ANY young lady uissieg nome, a. a.
kTAS ~ e.mII,' can end ons by ap, lying 70
/" 90, On Leigh street, opposite L.ish s.rss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

rrI,TEn Hands, TO make shirts ana pantS ~
" NJ iol Main street STROOCK b 90.
I. tlSt
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: A,.TED-By a young lady. situation IN =
W r.nry or millinery store as an assistant; osn
s.T.ma. Of snoroi.efy and needle WORK woula
- oe wiling 70 be employed as Gopye.; zoo no9a
'isrepces gwen Aadt, IS sh,1 and where an iuser
so"a ios' .sd IA l9-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

r-.,-po-Tso small unfurnShed .o"s da,sss "a ~
C or western par; 'f the e..y; Aaar sc
ea,'n"srR,sh Richmond Pos. ofiee, stating 'e'm'' "'
as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

situation ss Fai IN 0verseer, by an
W ,rmpi Of experience in that occupation. Ad-
dress w T." box 765, Richmond Post Onice.
islS-it'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

New YORK, 49,, loo-.
hereby certify thar the passengers and crew OF
the steamship -, bound for -, have hsen
thoroughly overhauied by ne, and tnat in pursu
apce Of instructions received from the Secretary of
War the vessel 10 allowed 10 depart on her voy-
age. RoBT. MURRAY,
United States Marshal, ). d. N. Y.
There was no unnecessary excitement yesterday
consequent upon the discharge of Marshal Muir.
rays duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

yTgD-4 small oot,.ge heu'. saa smr 10 11' ,ent On
~ s.a .1,ss aisis p.il Address M" Box l''' o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

, t--------.,,u, ,l2ad Cooking Stove, 10 gooo
f'AsTsL-Al' "e - IN. utensils, for which liberal
sN orter, sah al .,ar - Al WILLIAMS d ELl.kr 5
il be paa; s,iset. or ONCE OF Union Man
{.,dsre store, a - street ia 20-4t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

|WASTED-Ai the Confederate states Laboratory,
%, go pounds BeeswaX, for which LIBERAL
Price will be paid. Apply to
wN SMITH, Capt,
.l6-s. MSK and supsr't q l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20
By TELEG GRAPW.

tAAsoSas % nm s1ua ADoeaAs1aa.l
k9tered according n act Of Congrsw n the yoos
ioo4 py !. .. nAAsnsR, IN the Cieskt eGco of
the District Court vf ths ConseAefosa 0snaSn -
the Northern Dtstsics 0f Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

ll,ANTED-ro rent By family without chil-
w drsn. a furnished House for one year. Ad-
dress "Boy ,o65," Richmond Post Office.
l3-6f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-20

~ ANfED-lt o00 lbs Of Old iron, Tor which
" VIII pay the highest cash prices. Apply al
nv shop on Franklin street, between 18th ano 18th.
nnI3tt EDMOND BDS~IEUX
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-19
CAN IT BE so?

In the Geographic column Of the Sacra.
mento Union of Yesterday, we find the
following. under date Of New York, No
vember 18th:
The Express has the following: There have
been mysterious rumors of a peace treaty on
the streets to-day. The speech of Gen. But
Ter last evening is regarded as very significant.
1t is believed in some quarters that there is
really something on foot. The move of Sher-
mans army is supposed TO have something to
do with it. The story runs as follows Some
time since there was conclade IN Macon
(Ga), Of the leading men OF Georgia, in
Guiding Governor Brown and Vice President
Stephens. An ambassador was sent 10
Washington, authorized 10 assure the Presl-
dent that Georgia would Secede from the Con-
federacy il Sherman would march through
Georgia and take possession of Charleston
and Savannah. Lincoln's response TO this
request, made about three weeks since, was
that he was not quite ready, but would do 1t
after the election. II is contended that tins
IS the real secret of Sherman's move, and
that il is done with I view Of bringing back
not only Georgia, but North Carolina and
Alabama. There are rum0TS on the streets
this afternoon that Augusta (Ga.) has been
captured.
Gov. Browns differences with the Con-
federate Government have long been OF
the most serious nature. He is fanatical
adherent of the doctrine of " State Sow
ereignty," and the manner in which that
principle has been repudiated and trampled
upon by JEFF. Davis, has stirred Brown to
a spirit of resistance. He talked some
time since about making the best terms
for his State" and those and other like
declarations, from himself and the Gov
ernor of North Carolina, give color Of
FEASIBILITY to the report published by the
Erpress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-19
r,in az rnr nExtd.S ARus MATTER.


Captain Robert Haley, who was employed
BY the parties who endeayored to ship the
arms purchased here by the Mexicans on
board Of the sloop Haze and the brig San
Diego, to superintend the work, was to-day
sent TO the County Court for trial on the
charge Of embezzling the funds placed IN IN ms
charge. So ends the whole affair. Inc
arms are in the hands OF the military au,
thorities, and poor Mexico is at the ieet OIL
the usurper through the yillainy or lncompe,,
tency of those employed by her at nome anu
abroad.
OLD AND NEW.
The old story Of the discovery Of forgery
by the water mark on the paper, IN open
court, comes up in a new shape in our courts
this week. w. W. Drummond, ex-Chlet
Justice of Utah, and man somewhat noted
for his brilliant financial lodges, was up on
charge of defrauding Donahoe, Ralston &
Co. BY means of draft drawn on Chicago
bank, where he had no money on deposit
and in order to prove that the transaction
was in good faith, he exhibited letter pur-
porting to come from the Cashier OF the bank,
dated after the draft came back protested,
setting forth the fact that the draft was pro-
tested because the money was not then on
hand, but that afterwards the account was
made good. The opposing attorney dis
covered the mark Of Bancroft, the bookseller,
on the paper, put Bancroft on the stand, and
proved that the paper must have been sold IN
San Francisco instead of Chicago. Drum
mond's light burns in a room in pubic
establishment on Broadway at this time.
Adios. AMIGO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-19

DALIEs VI ouSTAINEER.-We have no.
ticed paragraphs lately in our exchanges
stating that just before the election the
Dalles Mo1ustaiaesr hoisted the Mcclellan
flag, and Newell, the publisher, was de-
nounced as a traitor. We receive the
Mou1tainssr regularly, and emphatically
contradict the statement. The paper has
had Lincoln and Johnson's names at the
head of its columns all the time. The
number of the 9Th of November IS before
Us while we write; and the names are
still there, and every item Of political
character is on the Union side. Some
mistake somewhere. We think Stidger,
of the Nevada Gazette, started the blum
der.