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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-20

THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
There was SOME movement Of the
enemy on the north side. yesterday, and
our p;ckcts in the ncighborhood or White
Oak swamp were driven in; but being
reinforced, they soon drove the enemy
back. The rest Of the day passed off
quietly.
Everything remains quiet in the neigh
borhood Of Petersburg. We are look
ing daily to hear d Sheridan moving
from lIatcher's run towards the South
silo railroad.
Adyiccs.fsom City Point represent q
vast deal Of shipping in the river, with
cnnboats, iron.clads and ships~of war
The village has been enlarged to re-
specialize town, abundantly supplied
with machine shops, ssw-mills, business
houses. etc. The wharyes are very OK
tensivc, and the place, in all respects, is
50 changed as to render it scarcely re
cognizable by those most familiar with
the locality.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Intelligence is said to have been re
ceiycd hore that on The lG:h, four d.
visions Of Shcrman's army attacked
IIarlJc somewhere not u hundred miles
from Fayetteville, and were four times
repulscd with great loss and turned from
their route. There is no doubt tia. this
account is essentially correct.
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DIED,

In This city, on tne evening of the 9th, Of pnen-
,uori. ALICE MAUD, daughter Of Berta and DR.
William C. Vikings, aged twenty months.
Thou art gone
Beloved child, and can it be
That Of The past remains alone
our unavailng elief for thee
Yet when We trace thine upward track
TO where immortal spirits reign,
We do not, dare not, wish thee back
To this sad world Of care again.
Norfolk (Virginia) papers will please copy.
On Friday morning, 18th instant, in this city,
CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL, aged thirty fo,ii
wears.
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QUESTTON 10 THE vOTEKf

II QUESTION To TIE WHITES
~ OF HENRICO.-At the ensuing election Of
members Of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, On Thurs
day next, two candidates viii offer for the honor
Of representing the county Of Henrco in the House
Of Delegates. One is a gentleman sixty-Eyc years
old, born and raised sncng you, OF xeu-known
patriotism and Legislative ability, who, in times past
has we'll and acoeptably discharged the datle, Of
the position for which he has been solicited TO be-
come q candidate by many Of your number; VINO,
as kind and charitable friend and bsneiactor has
driven starvation fgeIn many family OF the hep-
less and suffering soldier and citizen In Ms neigh
borhocd, and, who. LEGISLATOR, possesses IN an
eminent degree, the qualifications Of an able and
faithful representative Of your interests IN the
Legislature.
The other is gentleman we'll suited TO the SER
vice Of his country and the defence OF his home
and yours in the ranks of the army, alongside with
your friends and relatives. and whose duty. nov
that even our very negroes called TO the ne,d,
is clearly to take more active part IN the country
defence than he could in the House of Dclegates-
Can you hesitate between the two in this crisis OF
the country's fate, Let every man who wishes HIS
country we'll, come TO the polls on Thursday next
and vote for ROBERT A. MAYO for the House OF
Delegates and JOSEPH J. ENGLISH for the Con-
federate States Army
NH 20-lt A DISABLED SOLDIER.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
'sss From The Petersburg Express.
CAPTAIN r. r. tn

" name Of Captain R. r. WALKER, Of RICK
moEd city, ia prominently before the public for
seat IN the next HOUSE OF DELEGATES, and
know OF none more e,nnentv deserving the conf
dsnee OF the people In the welfare Of the soldiers
Captain Walker has ever manifested particular in
terest, devoting oil the energies Of his mind and
body to the amelioraton Of their condition and the
promotion Of their comfort. The many soldiers
from the beloved capital now in camp around Pc
tersourg and other military posts will recolec the
services of Captain Walker ard honor him with
their sufsrages at the approaching election.
captain Walker is in the prime of life, and pos
sesseS one Of the most thoroughly practical and e
Gent business minds in the Commonwealth. These
are the men we need in our State councils to great
extent: They consume little time with windy de-
clamation, but work like beavers in the committee
rooms, and do more to forward legislation than all
the orators the Commonwealth can boast. am
pleased to hear from noble old city that Captain
Waiker clection'is universally conceded, but de-
sire that the soldiers in camp shall testify their
appreciation by recording their votes in his behalf
and hereby earnestly enjoin them to do so.
NH Pot KNAPSACK, near Petersburg.
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF MECKLEN-

ITO THE PEOPLE OF MECkLEN-
Il BURG and CHARLOFTE.-The extension Of
the session of the Legislature, and the peculiar con-
dtion Of public affairs, have made it my Imperative
duty to remain at my post regret, therefore, that
it will not be in my power to confer with the people
of my district. or to render them an account OF my
representative course In announcing myself as a
CANDIDATE for reelection to the SENATE, do
not deem it necessary refer to the past to make
promises for the future. Having endeavorcd to dis
charge my duty faithfully, both as citizen and a
representative, since the commencement Of the war,
trust that have not forfeited my claim upon you
for that confidence which has been hitherto so unan-
mously accorded to HE. II elected, shall, here
tofore. give my.earnest support to every measure
calculated to promote the of struggle for
liberty, until an honorable peace shall crown the
toll and sacrifices of our heroic army.
NH l7-3t CHARLES BRUCE.
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THO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO

Il COUNTY.-You are called upon to elect
REPRESENTATIVE in the HOUSE OF DELE.
and in making selection from the names present.
ed due regard should be had the capacity, energy
and perseverance of the party chosen. Your pre-
sent representative, Mr.. j. J. ENGLISH, has teen
untiring In his labors to serve you, and deserves
your approving reward of swell done, good and
faithful servant" Should you honor him with
reelection, his experience will add greatly to his
capacity in future legislation, and enable hun to
protect your interests all that comes before the
General Assembly. No man has been more I'M
firing in his efforts to soldiers III the field
and to provide for their families at home, and am
quite they will give him their cordial SUPPORT.
NH 20-lts VOTER
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OrrICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March II, 1868.

OrrICE OF THE JAMES RIVER ANDY
KANAwHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March II, 1865.
AN APPEAL TO THE FARMERS
IA RESIDING ON JAMES R1VER:-In addl-
iion to the damages caused by the late feshet the
injury done the canal by the enemy considerable
although not so great as reported, The extent of
the damage and the Importance of the line at this
time make it proper, i'll my OPINION, .o,appeai 70 the
They are therefore respectfully. but earnestly re-
uested either TO- place labor, materials and provi-
sons at the disposal Of the Company's overseers or
any description of work which may be necessary for
restoring the navigation in the shortest possible
time. Parties thus aiding the Company Will please
send their accounts to this Office. certified IN every
case where convenient by the superintendent Of Re-
pairs. 1hoMAo NJ n nnEiS,
NH lS-6t 1IeeIueH'.
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1HO THE CITIZENS OF HANOVER

TO THE CITIZENS OF HANOVER.
l. The FOURTH THURSDAY IN MARCH is
the day for you to elect a candidate to represent
you in the next Legislature Of Virginia The pre-
sent incumbent is q candidate for reelection. His
course as your Representative is a legitimate SUBJ
]ect for your censure or approval. If ne has been
unfathful to the trust you have reposed in him,
charge him with it, and shall have nothing to say.
Or. GOodall, am sure, courts and challenges in
veStigaton CT his course "a your Representatives
This course, however, has not been pursued by his
opponents No charge has been brought against him
for neglect Of duty lie is being eecti0neered against
simply upon the grounds that lat fall he called
meeting of the Physicians OF his county for the pur
pose of increasing their fees to 500 per visit
a member of that meeting. He neither proposed,
advocated or voted for any such measure. The no.
tice calling this meeting stated it for the pur
pose Of making uniform the charges of Physicians;
and so far from increasing the rates of charges by
the action of the meeting, they were lowered in DIR.
Goodalrs neighborhood. DR.. Tally presided at the
mccting-Dr. Goodall was Secretary-a committee
was appointed to present business to the meeting.
The report Of the committee was adopted and pub
lished III the Richmond Examiner and Dispatch
Dr. Goodall was not even member of that commit
tee. am sure every honest and candid gentleman
will agree with me in saying, that such course Of
electonecring is unfair and UNI Just. Let the oppo-
ncnts OF DR.. G. every legitimate argument they
can-he and his friends will not complainant they
do complain of the unfarness and uniustneSs of the
mode mentioned. DIR. G. has made you an efficient
Representative, and such, inmy judgment, is en-
titled to your confidence and s;prort.
NH l6-3t
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The report that the village Of Wades.
born wAs burnt III untrue s.sss. ssssss9as

CAPTURE OF PRESIDENT DAvIs's HORSE
Among the horses captured on General
Chcsnut's place, in South. Carolina, was
the superb stallion presented to Presi-
dent Davis by the Niceroy Of Egypt.
One Of the Yankees, after riding the ami
ma, through the streets, took off the
saddle, and patting him on the back,
remarked, "You're too fine to ride in
these parts, and we'Il send you to Old
Abc."
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nor THE LEGISLATURE.-In
lect good, discreet man TO represent them in the
legislature 1 nominate SAMUEL G. TAkDY,
ESQ gentleman whose interests are entirely con-
fined to Richmond; and with his fine business
qualities and executive abilities, Will make him
representative worthy Of the city.
NH lS-3t* HENklCO.
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no THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-

TTO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
TORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND Fellow Citizens have
been warmly urged by many friends to announce
myself as CANDIDATE to represent you in the
SENATE OF VIRGINIA. In yielding to the re-
quest, I now do. permit me to say that am
grateful for the kindness which has prompted the
call upon inc, and if it shall be the pleasure of the
good people to elect me, trust that my former
course, when honcred by your confidence in the
same position, Will be sufficient guaranty Of my
future zeal and fidelity in your service.
Very respectfully,
Your fellow-citizen,
NH l3-5t r. T. AUGUST.
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ELECTION NOTICE.-TO THE
r. VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK
AND CITY OF PORTSMOUTH-At the reques.
of my friends, offer myself as "a CANDIDATE for
Il seat in the HOUSE OF DELEGATES of the
next General Assembly Of Virginia, and respectfully
solicit the sucagcs Of the voters, soldiers and cli
zens, at the approaching election.
NH lX-5ts A. .. WATTS.
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EELLOW- CITIZENS OF THE CITY

n OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES voters a6tiee With
pleasure the call of "Henrioo." in the Dispatch Of
saturday morning, nominating Mr.. SAMUEL. C.
TARDf to represent this city in the next LEGIS-
LATUKE OF VIRGINIA. They hope that he will
accept the call, they regard him the man for the
as he is with all the business relations of the city,
the wants and necessities of the people. believe
that he will devote his time and business experience
to the flrtherance of the interest of the city, the
cause IN which We are engaged, and to the welfare
Of the soldiers in the field and their families home
nh o0-Jt MANY CITIZENS
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OF JEFFERSON WARD.-

" OIEKS OF .'EFFERSUN WAIKIKI
Mr.. JOHN c. PAGE, JR., at the request Of
many citizens, has consented to be lidate for
the position Of ALDERMAN Of our ward. He is
too well known to require reference to long life
Of sterling integrity. pat lot in every sense. The
army loses not soldier bv his election, while our
Ward and the Masrteria. Bench will gain valua-
bic auxiliary NH 20-tde
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T OST. on Saturday evening, between
Ia Chmborazo Hospital and the corner Of Cary
and Twelfth streets, JET CROSS, beautifully
mounted with gold. The finder will he literally
rewarded by leaving it Mt this office. NH 2O-lt-
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1.-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-My house was broken into on the nigh
OF the IL til of February and the following amount
of SILVERW.ARE stolen therefrom
l dozen large silver Table Spoons,
! dozen silver Dessert Spoons,
dozen silver Tea Spoons,
dozen large silver Forks,
dozen small silver Forks,
l silver Pckle-KEif and Fork,
. small silver Ladies.
All the above marked with the letters J. f. T.
Also, l small silver Spoon and Fork for child,
marked L. W. T.
For the recovery Of the above articles will pay
the above reward. II any Of them are found, l
will give a reward in proportion.
J. NJ. TALBOT,
corner Nineteenth and Broad streets.
NH l0-7ts
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T OST, a POCKET. BOOK, containing
IL some papers; the name of the owner, J. Is
Sclater is written on the inside. A liberal reward
will be given if left at A. f. MOORE's Cary street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, with the pa
pers NH 2O-2ts
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FIREMAN & CO.,
Il AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH sTAEETs.
Having decidedly one of the best houses in the
city for the business both in regard to its esunon
and capacity, are prepared to receive and se1so
the best advantage, either at AUCTION or PR1.
VATELY, CONSIGNMENTS Of
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS,
HOUsEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI.
TUKE, and
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our auction sales will take place at our stors every
WEDNESDAY, commencing at II O'Clock A. n.
Consignmt nts viii be received up to day Of sale
We will also make sales of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE at the houses Of parties Wishing 1t, upon
as reasonable terms as they can Re made
From our experience in the business being OF she
late frmsf Williamson r. Co., and p!clging stfict
attention to the interests Of consgnore, with QHick
sle= and prompt returns. We solicit the patronage
Of the pubiG fkEEMAN CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
NH ls--iw corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
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TO MANY VOTERS OF MONROE
WARD.-Having seen my name announced
in the Dispatch of to-day for MAGISTRATE of the
city, hereby declare myself candidate, and
should it be the pleasure of the people to elect me-
I will try and discharge the duties of the Office
faithfully. Respectfully,
NH l7-tdes +. III. HOY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-20

=, Tie Dispatch Cosn,ia1 FooEs has b ssn
,arred 10 ~. NoTtheast CarHcF Of Thirteenth aitd
Nam stre.fs (S@@sce's H"1at#s,J tsa Immediately o9-
;.sS.fe the cd Stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-20

"AVINC TAKEN HALFTHE STORE
Ill of George Ruskell, 81 Main street, We propose
Keeping large and desirable stock Of GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS of every dcscsp>
ton. Also, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS, &C.
We earnestly solicit liberal patronage from OUT
'''~''>'' ''''' WIN. KIRBY & CO.,
NH lS-Sts 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-20
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

nNE THOUSAND OUTLAWS KE
~ WARD.-For the apprehension Of my men,
NORMAN. and his wife, ELLEN, and INFANT,
who left my house, on Mayo street. on wednesday
night last, will pay the above reward. MOB
MAN is about twenty -four years old !; light brown
color; about five feet nine inches high; wore whis.
kers, aud was dressed in grey suit. ELLEN IL of
dark COLOR tall and likely, and took with her her In
FAINT child, and was dressed in red and brown
mOlSelin. lmh l0-4 N. n. LEX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-20

GUN DRIES.
5 barrels high proof Apple Brandy,
| barrel choice Sorghum,
barrels Cider Vinegar,
> barrels White Grease,
. boxes Tallow Candles,
rolls Spring Cashmere,
bales A Sheeting,
20 coils Plowline Rope,
2 dozen Plaid Army Shirts,
200 pairs No. 10 English Cotton Cards,
900 pounds English Bluestone,
30 kegs Old dominion Nails.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, choice
brands,
y" ~'"''s' Il r. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
corner Of Cary aSd Thirteenth streets.
NH 1S-3t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-20

WAS BROUGHT TO THE STABLE
w on Tenth, between Main and Cary streets.
this morning, ey ono Of thesnisht police one small
GREY HORSE, with sad lie, bride and halter
owner is requested to come and get him.
NH lS-3ts HO. Is. CROW. =