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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-11

Petersburg, and advanced rapidly ID.
wards the enemy's works. About stin.
SCI, Cooks and McRae's brigades Of
North Carolina troops opened the at
TACK upon their Notifications. The works
proved to be well occupied by the
enemy. Prisoners captured state that
they had been out, changing and
Strengthening the picket line and build.
ing posts of protection for their Skin
mishcrs, and were about to start back to
camp when our advance was discovered.
They stated that, had our attack been an
hour later, VIC would have captured the
works with little or no opposition.
1t is much to be regretted that the en-
gagemcnt commenced SO early in the
afternoon, for then, most probably. the
movement would have resulted far bet
ter than could be expected. AS it was
no direct advantage was gained except
in so far as it operated as a check upon
other movements Of the enemy.
All is quiet upon the lines this morn
ing.
Iregret to announce that Lieutenant j.
G. Kyle, of the Twenty-6rst Virginia regi-
ment, was severely wounded-supposed
mortally-in the forehead
Our loss was very slight. A few men
killed and wounded.
General Lee was present upon the
field, and, finding the works of the
enemy well defended, withdrew the
troops, who were soon snugly quartered,
discussing the varied movements of the
day. A. T.
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LINE OF BATTLE, NEAR BuRcEss's MILF
SIX MILES BEYOND PETERsBuRo,
February e, 1865. J
Until yesterday, everything has been,
for some time, as quiet as could be de-
sired along these lines. The soldiers
arc enjoying, with great relish, the pres
sents sent them by their friends. Mum
bers Of boxes are each day arriving, and
the men are, comparatively, we'll salts
lied, and the war spirit daily increasing.
Yesterday morning, however, just as
We had assembled, for the first time, in
Cur chapel for worship, and the second
prayer had been concluded, Just as the
minister was about to announce his
'ext,-orders were received to move at
once. This was announced from the
pulpit, with the request that all would
remain until the benediction should be
pronounced. 1t was a great scene, and
one impressive to every man. The
blessing of God was invoked upon each
ana every one present, and we started
ou i,, On an expedition, from which some
Will never return.
Inc movement was necessary to coun-
seract one OF the enemy towards We'll
II IS stated that two corps Of tho en-
, ua'y mad started On such an expedition.
ms | think very probable from the
=" VEN Of our troops; yet have
AZ certain Information to that effect.
,. noout o'clock yesterday evening, .
part ear. Of a. T. Hills corps and General
uordons conmand-composed of his
s %vIs'on and that Of General Pegram-
s sa from our works at ! point about,
wv p''es below BURGESS mil, toWards'
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TIE NEWS. :
r,coM THE PETERSBURG LINES.

Everything was quiet on the lines
about Petersburg yesterday. There has
been no lighting in that neighborhood
since last Monday. A frequent cannon
ade is kept up between our Chesterfield
batteries and the enemy's batteries along
the Appomattox. A sharp conflict Of
this character took place on Wednesday
night, and lasted from o'clock till mid
night. Each army is busily engaged
strengthening their lines on Hatcher's
run.
We regret to learn that in the battle
Of last Monday the Twelfth Virginia re-
ciment suffered considerably: The fol-
lowing is list of the casualties in this
regiment:
Killed w. D. Wilson, s. D. Baughan, r. H.
peaaway, 6. 4, Spence.
wounded.D. c. Taylor. ]. G. Bishop, Ro. s
Fckics, Lieutenant b. ". Grasswitt, Corporal D. NJ
Dunlop. James L. Orr, Hamilton Martin, W. H.
Scott g. =. Bernard, Sergeant J. Chappell Corporal
J " Seward. Lieutenant j. T. Sale, Sergeant L.
IL, j.. H. NJ
L. Crump, ". y. Lucy, j. B. Harris, w. Smith.
FROM SOUTH CAROL FISHERMAN
MOVEMENTS.
The Edisto river rises in the south
western portion Of South Carolina, and
flowing enthusiastically, empties into
the Atlantic forty miles southwest OF
Charleston. Branchville is on the Au-
rus,a branch of the South Carolina rail-
road. a mile east OF the point at which
the railroad crosses the Edisto. This
river is now the line held by General
IIardce in the neighborhood of Branch
VILE. Nearer the coast we hold the line
Of the Combahee river, in the vicinity Of
the Charleston and Savannah railroad.
From the most recent authentic intel-
ligence it appears that while a part OF
Shcrmar's army is making active de-
monstrations against Combahee ferry,
near the Charleston and Savannah rails
road, as if with the design OF marching
on Charleston, the rest of his forces
have appeared at four points on
the Edisto, viz: at New Bridge, five
miles below Branchville, at Bumacker's
and Holman's bridges, above, and at the
railroad bridge opposite, that place. Our
troops that held the bridge over the
Salkehatchie, west of Branchvillc, were
driven in On last Wednesday. If he
succeed in forcing a passage of the
Edisto, above and below Branchville, he
viii tap the railroad running thence to
Columbia, and also the railroad to
Charleston, and compel our troops to
fall back from Branchvillc. But they
will most probably evacuate it, if at any
time it shall appear that Sherman can
not be prevented from crossing the river.
The above is written in the hope of Civ
ing the reader some idea of the situation
in South Carolina.
1t was said, some days ago, that Sher-
man was also sending column against
Augusta, on the Georgia side of the Sa~
yannah river. We have no information
on this head.
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4 PPLE BRANDY, sc.
IN 10 barrels proof Brandy,
l barrel proof Rye Whlskey,
4 barrels Cider Vinegar,
/ barrel Tanners Oil,
2 barrels White Grease,
/ barrel Sorghum, very superior;
200 pairs No 10 English Gotten Cards,
80 kegs Ola Dominion Nails,
I box Country Soap,
20 bags dry Virginia Salt,
packages Butter,
rolls All-Wool Cashmere,
20 coils plowline Rope,
10 bags Dried Apples,
200 pounds English Bluestone,
undressed Deer,
500 pounds Scrap Leather,
200 boxes and caddies Manufactured To-
bacco,
Superior Smoking Tobacco, in barrels
and bales,
on consignment and for sale by
r. r. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
fe ll-9ts
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=. The Dispatch COUNTING Room has been re-
.,.ysd 10 The Northeast CafHer Of Thirteenth and
u,;n streets, fSpences Baildtag,j Immediately OPP
,5as;te the Old Stand.
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In the month Of Noyesnbsr last the second Ln5ls'
tan church in Japan ras consecrated ~ forko-
hama. The first church vas established 10 49, 49,,
saki, and the ground for third has already peeH
obtained.
The AsMaaaeA Do GNl4 6eing ont q aver wit 9
III Hnuch Emperor, uval 1spsrtet - - =
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ID ELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The SAB
III BATH (3a P. Nj. PREACHING, heretofore
At Mrs. Deupree's, on the Mcadowbridge read will
be at Mr.. JESSE WILIIAMS'S, Just beyond the
Toll,gate on the Brook road until further notice.
fe LITE
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lust RECEIVED, and for sale, hand
u some lot of VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS
ct Miss 4EMONS Military store,
TO ll--5ts No. IS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-11

EOR SALE, a lot Of good WHISKEY
and APPLE BRANDY, by
A. WESENDONCK, No. l6l Broad street,
fc lit between Sixth and Seventh.
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WOR Oily LEA 81 RE.
ACT 1.-THE v1LLAGE-LABon AND ITS LESSON.
Stephen Lockwood, young farmer...J S. CHARLES.
Mortlake, his landlord. H. ALLEN
Mark Ryland, an emigrant. 80. Mrs. Z. r. DALTON
Bristles, travelling painter. W. TALBoTr.
Baggs, Mortlake's steward STEVENS.
Rut, ploushman Miss j. POWELL.
Grange, constable. Miss GAINES.
Walls, an inn-keeper. J. BROwN.
Mary Lockwood. ..........:... Miss KATIE EsrE1LE
Peggy. Miss CASSIE CRYSTAL
ACT 1.-THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND IT'S
TEMPTATIONS.
Lockwood, man Of fashion. s. CHARLES.
Derby, .................. r. J. BROWN.
Bristles, London artist C. w. TALBOT.
Baggs, money lender. ...............W. STEVENS.
Rut, footman Miss j. POWELL
Mrs. Lockwood Miss KATIE EsTELLE.
Tppet, her maid G. CRYSTAL
ACTIII-THE HEArr--wAST AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Lockwood, reduced gamester .......J. s. CHARLES
Derby, his confederate. j. Brown
Ryland, the emigrant. Mrs f.. Il. DALTON.
Bristles, man Of genius. ..........C. w. Talbot
Rut, the coachman of Peer. Miss J. POWELL.
Mrs. Lockwood Miss KATIE EsrELLE
Incidental to the piece,
A GLEE, CHORUS,
ASDA
GENERAL CONTRA DANCE
BY all the Company and Corps de Ballet.
FAVORITE BALLAD......MIss INEZ FLOYD.
FANCY DANCE. ......... Miss JESSIE WERNER.
To conclude with the laughable Irish Comedy of
KATY O'SHEAL
KATY. SALLIE PlARTINGTON
Incidental to the piece, several
IRISH SONGS AND DANCES.
In active rehearsal, the Opera of
TIE BRIGAND.
In preparation,
FAIRY SPECTACLE.
[fe lit
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY IL, 1865,
the performance will commence with the beautiful
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORCHESTRA,
when will be presented the beautiful play entitled
DOMESTIC HAPPINESS
VERSUS
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THE FIGHTING AT BURGESS'S
MILL.
CORES ondence of the Richmond Dispatch !

LINE Oh BATTLE, NEAR BuRoEss's MILL,
SIN MILES BEYOND PETERsBURG,
February 6. 1865.
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MILL BE SOLD at the horse lot, by
w auction, at 10 o'clock to-day, q No. l
MICH COW, fresh to the pail, and CALF.
fe ll-lts HENRY BREIL.
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DR1NTERG MANYHn - ~. ~ -
y 6 .svsna 1al1lpd 800 - Il 4 1ssisSS
out e fwlays-an4. Il sF2s Is Il ~ Ss52[ ~
s 81 s9sescS e - 1ssal lEiee = - n 49,
hours, day q night, - thsy chooss, TSnsSa1s,$
chance for Printers engaged durine ~ ~ -
weekly papers, b job ofzees, o. slesukeIV fSa -
once, on i. NJ. AYRES. pnkafGAG. -.
NTANTED, OAK AND PINE WOOD.
w The undersigned wishes % buy-d4IsGtkd
on The Richmond, FredsEic1sSu1y nj Eoeuuao
tion-OAK and PINE WOOD { fr witch he hiGA-
est prices will be paid. We neY b bund = Hoy
Jones's, second door below the Theatre, any IT,
N Il-2awav: JOS. rxUDnEE ! CO.
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WANTED. TO HIRE, WOMAN or
w GIRL, leithef white or colored,) to cook
and wash for a small family.
NE. WILDMAN, Broad street,
between Twenty first aud Twenty.second
fa 11-Qts
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NTANTED TO HIRE, NEGR0 WO-
w MAN, Of good character and 1essuenaa-
tons, and without cncumbrancea, q b nM1a 1og N
infant. Apply At the PREsIDKMrS MoUsk
fe Cot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-11

WANTED, at three hundred dollars
w per cord, GREEN MAPLE, BIRCH and
BEACH, or PERSIMMON TIMBER, round, four
and half or nine feet long, ten inches and larger
in diameter, free from knots. Win pay the above
price if delivered at the corner of Seventh and
Canal streets.
fe ll-3ts ISAAC J. MERCER.
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WANTED, fora young lady, situation
w as ASSISTANT in store. She b vcsy
competent, possesses affable manners and an oblG-
ing disposition. Will devote her best eneyGaeSTo
the interests of her employer. Apply at the oce of
Colonel VIM. p. MUNFORD, President Rebel Com.
mittee, conner Of Main and Twelfth streets.
fell-lt SIS
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:" TED, a MANAGER for o
w farm near Salisbury, North Carolina. He
must be exempt from all military duty and com.
petent to manage large farm. Location = secure
and healthy, and salary good Apply, With rsses-
ences, at al Main street, Richmond, o. 20 i. i,
LANIER, Macksville, North Carolina.
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n VERSEER WANTED.-The adyer-
Y tiser wishes to employ q competent OVER.
SEER on his farm. near Richmond. To nan e
experience, not subject to military duty, Ar vho
can bring good references, good salary win b
given. A SINGLE man preferred. Addrs8 boz s39,
Richmond post-ofice. b6-1odjfs
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