The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-28

ana ny refugees men, vsn and
chin nj ass arrived Il TIT city from
|Savnhah. They nearly 81 concur u
the statement that the general treatment
sf the Inhabitants Of Savannah By the
Yankees has boon mild. They ssy That
Sherman has, with Foet1r's reinforce
ments, eighty thousand MOI. and that he
began his movement against Bnnchville
and Augusta on Wednesday, January
II. The refugeea say that the priyates
speak Of wreaking their vengeance on
South Carolina but the officers say that
their actions will depend upon the
amount Of opposition they may encoun-
| ter. They declare that if they should
have hard fighting to do, and are success
full, they will not attempt to restrain
their men. The Savannah Repsolican
u January 10Th contains the annexed
news: q
General Geary has. issued General
Order No. 3, Of which the following is
the substance: All dealers in goods must
have permits from General Geary's
headquarters. Extortioners will be se-
verely punished. Dealers must conform
to the published prices. A port tax will
be imposed on dealers, also on all places
of amusement. Persons who violate
this order will be arrested, their stores
closed, their goods confiscated and sold,
and the proceeds to 60 to the port fund.
Suffers and purveyors belonging to any
sportion of the army must confine their
sales to their own commands any deal
ers belonging to the army who violate
these rules will be treated in the same
manner as those who do not belong to
the army. All offenders will be promptly
punished, without any leniency being
shown.
"Thc Magnolia Encampment, No. !,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, have
elected the annexed officers for the ensu-
ing year: John Thomas, G. p; John
Harrison, II. p. John A. Dexter, S. W.;
Robert Glover, j. w. : Charles Gross,
Scribe; James L. Haust, Treasurer.
Occupants of houses are notified that
they must keep the streets in front of
their premises thoroughly cleaned.
Dealers in oysters arc notified that
they must not charge over one dollar per
.bushcl.
"The Savannah Home Insurance Com
pany request all holders Of policies, dated
before January I, that they must call
and get new ones, if future insurance is
desired.
"Maior Arnold notifies the ward COM
mittces that they must continue to per-
form the duties assigned to them.
"The special post office agent requests
all holders of post office box keys to re-
turn the same, in order that the boxes
may be assigned anew.
The Savannah College for young Ia
dies, and q classical school for boys,
have been opened.
All persons owning cotton in the
city are ordered to register the same,
stating the amounts, and where stored
Persons who desire to leave by flag
of truce for Charleston are notified that
every facility will be furnished them.
Wagons and ambulances will be sent to
their residences. to convey them and
their effects to the boat.
The Mayor notifies the citizens that
the military authorities have kindly pro-
vided wood for them, and will furnish it
to the destitute upon his certificates.
So Doesticks' delivered lecture on
Pluck at the Theatre, on Wednesday
evening. Tickets, one dollar.
"Blun Il Mayer have commenced a
general auction and commission bust
ness"