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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

4 KIsG.-Tlte I4onslon iSmes hrewil,
Conjecture. hat st tbe ! of the present tseu
hea. 1t will lie found not only that the nor
/. divided, but that n Eepubsc IN America is !,
hing Of the past.
The Times knows hitle Of the s0rth if i
anticipates a monarchy in t,iis section very
soon. Notwithstanding all that Dr RrssELi
.nagiaes he heard ia South Carolina N lavo.
I monarchy, il WI he a long time before We
i've up our President for Il King. Nowter,
u the world ato free representative institu
ions better understood O. more highly iri1eu
The South which endowed herself by heI
own intuitive sagacity and ,,.lor witt
hose institutions, aud gave to the o.ber colo
lies ;he example Of the only practical secari
TO- civil AM political freedom, VIII have {,
.usuge her own nature aud lac fjjso 70 AL he,
cs.3J5ns before she can Change Republican.
.a-l i2T Monarchy.
Dut we shall not 5a surprised il tic pte,c
y.3us % jLc Jtm4s, SO far az the N1rta Is c,7
glAeI, shall De realized before many years
.le present CONTEXT has clearly deEclope,
.Ias WAS De.oI~ al;sFccled, Jaae lie uassrs u
az AortAera poF&td,lJn have IL more com
Feuoussuh OF tue t;uc principles OF ieec gol
sr.IlueAt tHun t9t ulslascs Vi g;,;lrc or ,Iol
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1T ,aioer ioot. 60 as TO gr.uty H.. ,.rrsa
...lll ,.id lit. passion ior ,e. vst,ca -,
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..c p,n rrs u an, t,.,.ltso monarch n r.aro.
su,. y, oui gave hl,u t..o l.e a. re.o,, III -,
.a,eial.cg .. A.n..y autnoll,y. !, ta,r,, ,,er,
10 ot.r .,.r.lr., n,,I himself ,,.,n,. ,oo.,..
plup.e loe necessities =! their c.uot. ION. q,
.,.r Tie War Is yn,.eu. viii oe.n.lnd . ttr,,,.
Government TIE proy,rty-nolue.s 81 ,h,
4rxc ,ItIt5 are Constantly l!yIi., l,,ou tie si,.
II d Vast volcano, wh.cu .nay ~ uny TIM
sweep - Go,.. 81 destructive. a.,,. over ig.,,.
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Hiaxfssiuai Jsuspifnl

If. EGissr-;lsar Sir: The attention OF the
public has been frequently called within me
last few days to the nos aitai accommoda ton
for the Southern troops, and the aid furnished
BY the different States to their sick in the
army of the Potomac, but nothing has been
said as to wha, MIssisaippians have been doing
in the same cause. The reason for not calf
lug pabiie attention 10 the Mississippi hos
piiisi earlier was that IL was not quite ready
Tor the reception of patients; bn. nov We are
happy in being able to say that Mississippi
will rot be behind hand BIN caring for her
sick soldiers. A hospital has been esta biz shed
AT Warrenton. Va and already contains some
TWO hundred patients in com Portable quar-
tefs, and there will soon he provided aceom-
modstions for several hundred more. The
institution was opencd and Is aader the eoa-
troll OF the keY DR.. e. X. Marshall, In whose
hands were placed the liberal donations
made by the State vt Mississippi and her citi.
sens; aud 4 simple kaowlsdgy OF the tAet u
the tnstisntiou beipG under Bis charge Will
satssiy every Mlssissippisa that .essgs lhlax
will BE- neap ioF hsr alex thai kiAaatsa, saef
III aud sakrpsise eAa ksssSap ia,
Atsa@sai, t,ssi Y, I'M
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EeIaYaiy Hospital.

Elders Dispatch paragraph in your paper
OF the 30th alt, respecting contributions from
the South, nos only reflects upon me, hat the
ladies OF THIS hospital, for whom / wrote and
WHO are responsl bic tor the statement made
III any communication and which they are
prepared 10 suhstantiaie.
They don, know how many boxes, neither
large nor SNAIL, have been received BY other
hospitals In tais place from the South but
they do know and re assert that coa9arazipels
few have been received by this one, aud in
saying so neither they nor 1 had the most
remote idea of ufiscttng upon the South 10
shown by tae cola piim-nt pad them at the
time. the only motive In writing was 10 IN.
form the.a OF Inis hospital, that /. might share
tas nberaiity bss.owad upon others am
very sorry nything has occurred to req air .
81 explanation bal I could no. allow SO
grave reave.lna 10 rest apes ihssa who have
sulnH safiiy Gpns sa saleA fer sb.s hospital,
nHa WHO ash fsei Nv asspsss insssesi In IL
welfare. uassYas
t's-T,sssas;:ss Aatl III, isss,
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For the Richmond Dispatch
An Incident in the Battle of Guutey.
HEADa'Rs AKHY or TIE KAsAwnA,


October I'd, ls6l. !
After 50 numerous graphic descriptions of
the terrific battle OF Gauley, ii would seem
too late 10 enter iuIo any IL tails Of the en-
gagement, nor IS IL The intention Of your cor
respondent to do so, but merely to mention 4
striking spectacle which We witnessed on the
day OF battle, ANA which seemed So grand 10
ali under whose observation il came. AS
soon as our pickets had been driven in, and
were Tnomentarily expecting an attack
from the main body Of Gen. Rusencranz, the
Flftietn Regiment, under the command OF the
gallant and accom- plished Col. Il. ". Rev
noids, was ordered 10 take the advance, W bicli
he did with his characteristic bravery and
aiacrity Almost IS soon IS he had assumed
his position behind the entertainments, the
booming OF the cannon and rattle OF THE IL us
kerry told too well that rlnuy warm ant.
brave heart would cease IN beat ere the Sci
ting of the sun.
Marching on 10 attack him were two full
regiments, under command of his former
frisad and ciassmate, Gen. Benbam. What a
strange spectacle IL presented. From the time
they entered West Point, up TO the break cut
OF these unto- tunate diiiic ties they had BEEN
devoted friends. They had been in the
same class, they mad demonstrated the same
propositions and solved the same problems
and, finally, had learned the same military
ssiencG. Let us see who made tn, best Use OF
their knowledge.
There 5 GOD our brave Colonel in command
CT the right wing Of bis regiment, ana III"
gallant Mayor 4. =. Thcrourn, WHO had more
ti-tN once taught the faGutlA Il severe tSScn
in command of the left both of whom
though fully aware OF the fearful odds fiai
had TO contend against, VIZ re a determine sc
aspect, and fear seemed stranger TO theii
DOsoTns.
On came our Colonel's former friend anc
ciassl.ate with his horde OF wand Tia but all
We neither moved nor fred gua. They has
almost reached our eutrtncAInents when ti,t
clear, distinct voice of Col Reynolds ran.
out, g ire - and 80 deadly was our aim II a
one Yankee Colonel, with many OF his com
rades bit the dust. Recovering IRON ti,pi
coafusion, they made another fierce attack
but were again repuiseG. For four iooi
hours, until night separated them, did thes,
TWO classmates fight. Time after time die
zen. Benham, with immense beers, maxi
desperate and fierce attacks upon our en-
trenchments but again and again old GU
gallant Colonel, with his noble band VI spar
tans, repuise them.
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xA"GcRATIoS.-A New Haven, Conn,
journal veoukes j;s contemporaries Of tie,
Northern press for tie systematic exaggera-
4ou Of ths HHiaber OF their forces il the Geld,
which we a!"ay hear If before a battle. l.
refers 20 BENEFITS constant ayerneUt that
nc Grand Army Of the Potomac reaches two
npnoaed enoRsend ,!en, whilst tie New Haven
journal thinks IL does not reach half that num-
ter. F&fio"s New YORK papers speak Of an
enormous expedition, Numbering sixty thou
sank men, which Is 10 lie landed upon some
.olnt or other Of tie Southern coast. Others
nor. modesily content themselves with TWEEN
y.h'e jLonr'.Li, which is likely TO DC double
he real number They have men enough to
require 'ne utmost vigilance aud energy Of
)dr Guth0rities bat hot near as many AZ they
pretend and their constant toasgiugs ana
,aenaces have oulv had the effect Of awaken
dlg the southern Gull States from their aenae
Il security, and enabling them to put their
,oasL at all points in q state of defence. TIE
nroad II the Yankee feet ut Iillteras was in
'act 4 vast advantage to the South, for il i'll.
family aroused her 10 the necessity Of being
prepared for such yls.tations. There was 10,
4 more unfortunate piaee on the whole coast
- base Of operations against the interior
nan hatteras. such as Il WAS, If II was worth
-;.HinS, snd the enemy had us many men as ho
pretend., large reiuforcs1uents could have
ueen sent to Hattesas long ago, as well q. to
other points where the Federal cause il get
ing weas in the lays
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ANU ~ ~ - ga : tuA III il tiloEcf
zri,-s ~ a Letter ii which he tora.ls.irs -
our publishing the plans OF our Generals
ih4rehv bc:eas ~, them to the eneurv. Gze-
This : Ito. tie frs, time - have been charged
MA tie same cGenHa. W. take occasi5n to
$50 5Hat al. and singular, sac'i charges arc ii
TO- ,taer without -oulGuti.n. Il is very ~vi-
dem t-:l5 We ever hayo il IN our mower to be
gully Of ,Ae imputed ct..pee. y.er. We olf-
passed t,,iy so. Ne.lher ta5 Generals. u.rthe
Department.. nor anyboG that i.s ;,!.5- Til
to taQW, Is IN the habit Of communicating
Wlgii n~, touching secrets connected with tie
var. That svcfr secrets AgNe sometimes iaakea
out. il probably true hut Tia, they have beer
d.yu'ged through our aid and cninivauce. Is
Not tie fact. Almost It'll the intriii4euce re
speeding plans which We have ever pub
ii<latj, ms been copied from the Now ! ock
Htraid, AMI has been known 10 the Yankees
ion-; before it has come 10 cur eara # our
correspondent will look over tae buck nun
hers Of The U,sP0%cd once more, lie viii see
ihat nave never, IN q single instance. pub.
lshed any o,1t.Ha! Intelligence winch coU!d by
any possibility interfere With any If our !,,s,lis
When other papers iuhl.eh t,aaGs ii the
kiUd We sometimes copy hem; aid Why not,
since. they haye already become known to TIE
whole world Our correspondent saws. "
ta''c that Gen. SCOTT aud other FEDERAL OH
GERS have said that they Needed no spies so
long as they set the Dlspafet.' If Old
>coTT said any such thing he lied like the
dirty Old dog we always suspected han to be-
and that no man no" dcuhts ne Is. L ie
ot a piece With his assertion that he hie"
every pa(h III virginia ii piece
WIN h's F"'Ae"h''he sto'le7--oi piece WIN
.-'e i4"it"''uS R"'"'e """'" .l''ae-! anu MS
0
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III 49,,
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a,,,.,,in,, alsa ..ra la :. .,,,,;,.,,. tI, NO..
consummatc fool we ever heard talk. or IA.
ther gabble. lie never 5ot any information
from this paper which he mignt no. have OBJ
tanned from the New York HeraM before the
number Of this paper containing il WAS pub
hsiiod.
,,,;+4, o,....3 oo.n..;,, ..o,.o,. :, t,o e,,,t1
N ,l;cr, am. COMMENCEMENT NH (which
h., ,I.,rs ma with i,,,i,,. mad. ,,,iiia = b..
VIII look over the nu,nber Of the uauer rnon
which he found. ,ba charne bo viii see, that
be does rs inirst;ce We there express}v d..
.i.ynate th. source tro,, which tho in,aIr.anca
], derived. Wa -ennbIi,b tn. very %rticlo
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tENEFAL FEARcE.--in noticing the arrival
yesterday in this city Of Brig. Gen, PsARcE,
81 AFkaHsas, ii was enormously stated that he
- a n4tiye of Alabama Gen. PEARoE is a
.id'sFo % Kentucky. lie graduated AT West
Point and entered thaf fsnous regiment OF
the old service, the 7th infantry Taking arms
"sth the South In tic beginning Of the present
"'4f,. he was appointed to the command of !.
brigade OF Arkansas troops, aud in the famous
9aii'1 near Springfield, Missouri rendered in
"Hsna5ie services by his military science and
'ihciritnal dash and daring. lie Is one Of
those Intelligent regular officers who tho
roughly understands volunteers, and has the
rare tact Of teaching volunteers how 10 Rgl.s
saillfpl!y AMI efficiently, without cramping the
peculiar genius aud temper of the volunteer,
who car never be converted into mere sol.
ilar
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PgtTlsH cosMuSIcArIos.-The National Ia-
telligeaoer says:
We learn that arran asnents have been
made nj the State Department by which com.
munieations be tween the Britain Govern.
meal and its Goasuls, Ia ports OF iasarreo.
Ms:ssy ssasss, VIII hsfssFes, rsss ias eo |, !.
ssesxs ii british vessels Of war. This ehayaa
wilt shysats tha mbsrfa sSrisass watch
basr aisners8 sl..assi asss. sessaxz sss:ssi.aAs
ssssssA ssass ssssaasas
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FegsDeE.A7sATEDrE.

Wy THE GOVERNOR OF EIRa3EIt-A
} PRO Gil ATEON.--ihiornatiou ..yag
been received ~ he that ..co Nre'ocs IuoSAS
HARDY, alias NUTS free Ia gro, uaa-r SD.
tencA Of imprisonment in the Prnieulafy, 30
SAM. Ii convict slave, have escaped from, ~ oa
fcgti0Is near Fa.ib., upon whsch ibry W,r- =
WORK aHdec orders Ct tie tEccu i've atd efe n7H O.
ing at large Therefore. % acre %, o-c re~ ad +
htty dolInr4 to any p,rs0G wio stall arIsst '.s
raid A@grccs AM deliver them iaJo tie leutea
1iarv. or twtn.y five dollars for Zach ares Tt
delivery # .ith,.. AT 30 moreover reqrt'e 81
uareer, e this Commonwealth. civil and m.lsri
aad request .hs people generally, 70 use Iher bet
e,erticna 10 procure The apprehension Of lhe 'sd
&egrce..
49, Given under my hand g. Governor, ard 70
I / der the Less =, ii &c The Cousmonwear'
49, ~ E.cbM3ld, Lh's5th Ray 81 O't'ter z
tn, year lejI. joins In ChaE
by tie Governcr:
GEO ". NCSFORD.
- M F4t lf.s s,rttAE a.
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FisO..I NORFOLK.
The Capfpre Of General Esriers Fla1-.s Ship "T'au-
ay'-Paraenk.,s IF the Fight, Sv.
--&-------Etrs -.ts,


NoaYot1, Oct :. 1861.
The weather yesterday was warm enugg
for the comfort Of the sablest son of Africa
and to-day the sun shines rs hot in An.
gust: but n delightful breeze renders the
day baiYny and pleasant.
The enterprising proprietor or the Day
Book has changed the time OF its issus from
the afternoon to morning, and intends
shortly 10 enlarge its size.
The steamer Fanny (Butler's flag ship and
cargo, recently captured on TIE taroiiaa
coast are valued at from seventy five 10 one
hundred thousand dollars, including -, 900
cartridges and %, 300 percussion caps.
Mr. John q. Iangh0rne, formerly local ed
itor Of the Norfolk Day Rook, is saia 10 have
been tho first man from our forces that steu-
ped on board the Fanny, and TO have taken
down the Federal flag and run M the ''fag oil
he South" during the enthusiastic cheers oi
our brave men.
The Hon. Secretary of the NAVY has issued
Instructions, l learn, that tie name of the
Confederate steamer t'Edwards'' be changed
20 ''torrest''-a merited compliment 10 THE
gallant Comm dore III charge Of the Goeport
Nayy-Yard.
The visits OF ladies and other. to tho forti-
iications at Craney Island, depend now
somewhat upon the tides, rs the water at the
shore OF the isl ana is not sufficiently deep at
low-tide &c allow of the approach of a
steamer as large rs the Vim. Seiden, whic
makes the trip regularly twice a day Vn
in the morning, and for once "a week thiTt,lf-
ter, in the afternoon.
Ar afIray occurred on Saturday night near
the Market House in which five or ak per
sons were engaged, several OF whom were
quit roughly handled. bat nobody was very
seriously hurt. such disturbances are not OF
frequent occurrence in our city. and ar
quickly Quieted by the yigiltAs military
guard.
Persons In town to-day from the coast be-
low, Teaching some distance South of Cape
Henry. report = very quiet state Of &fIirs.-
A yiEliant watch is main tIint BY day and
night upon tAe movements of the enemy :
vessels.
IL Is hoped that the expedition planned ~
tHicoilicomico, =. { 20 attack the fifteen
hundred Hpsslans that landed near that place
will b. entirely successful in capturing the
intrQdprs. Nothing reliable has been heard
here for two days relative to army move
loents on tie North Carolina coast.
Some Of tGa negroes captured on board the
Fanny are said 10 have been sJolrn by Plea
yune Butter from citizens Of the Inflated
town OF Hampton, and viii do doubt be IT
stored to their righttul owners.
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Nait.ll1 lltotatliJ.

fFst&aS% u 8x.x t.e T.
!, ~ tsts y @~ktt@ tttlk U<
-. - ,---------'~
'''a y 's.sa.ssa -. uf'1- $, 1871
g. -.
go 7'"' 'e5.'-~' So Hasy h'ia %
''''''s '9f "" '.'e&Fs3s!en'a elections p
''t''S - - af'e'' candidates Tor Pa3h'
nv ~ F'Hn3. a. oaekbetfies. "a u
t'A = as disso'@si"h o. the tn'o.
as "''' "ss'Fo>ea s'e patriotic fed'ii.'as~ q
I 90" 'o.'a'si = 70 raF'e me pah''c -
''s' ''e f'#'ia }" 1''e mos io9'nnate
4 Nsi i.ts 20 aaNer 'se as desires Is iHe CO,
"''''' y = a1'e", A'i use o"'@, as doors a. :
F0''"'l'"e' . Groves Of Fa''io'"' who, w;'e'i'
''eI V,See ,. = - o" man, 'ifihs up IKE n"s'.-
=, rs y ~ "v'"s As''l''raa&'--
''''''' '"-' ny 0'''5 = i''i eAehe4aeF, g.;
'''''', '-'''''0' '"e''' no. . a.
-, - '''' ''"''''' - - more
:, Y.''' a. w.. ''@ 90 go. = :.
''S ''' "'''-S''' 60 j. CO
- ','''''' '''' u 'i''''' IL |'S ''sA
- ~ 0.'''' Se' '''e ''aS ''""eh pstSeH
- ''-'''''~ 80 90 .'S'',9 INQUEST ~ q
II - 80 '''''9'-'' =" 'i-' 8'i's a"' t''t
'~'.'k a5c SOW "e'e''o" "'i1 az 4 la''-
VIZ '''''' ''''' ms "'"''' S'"'' ''''
rom % us ''-Ni''. iA'''.>i'" Wiz.
'''', :, "'' "o'0"' "'' '"' "'''' "'''
D" "'' '@'ss' ana "'' ~ "'-'''' '''.'' '-'''
., ''e@ @'''''SH' ''1' "Ac'"si''' 6"'''"''As %
las 'a'efes's-
A" t IaNe seen WIN interest good many
Aa'ues w"'ch 6aVo aeon permitted - be II l.
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-4rt,iiery on The PeninS~i'.-It is nd2rstood
that r. gilncnt OF artillery * 10 Jo organized
for service on the Peninsula, iucludlug The Let
and 81 companies Of ,ha uowitz4r Battalion
and the Fayette artillery, OF tAja city, In
pursuance OF this arrangement, Ma Geo. w.
L ndolph has been promoted To tie rank 81
Lieut.. Colonel, and Can't john Thompson
Brown 10 the r,t,.z Of sfaior, Thee oilicers
are al citizens CT Iichmond, aud thoroughly
accomplished in military matters We shall
endeavor 70 obtain 2 correct statement Of the
reported promotions III the uoai;1er Bat
talon.
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EEEa SON YAK.

OTItE.--ATy peTs11 tro~irc q - vhsfe
y absut Of HORACE NELSON. c. me T. ,fes
), liam Cavalry, Of rgin'B, wiu ..e4so 'tt NE
Su " al the Pawhet0n Hotel
lie wss brought 70 his city from IeDR5sa alocl
}ha Ist o. this month, sick.
&c dis r. MI SDN
= Ny INfOPWATiOE OF Mai y. y. ~ IT
= of the ~ Georgia Reei-n-4t WI re thank
j0ny received - add. assiEs DRAAl.r g. -eis If
fee. oc c-lit
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E@"kHsAs o. tHN iAsEFE 1nFaRSMEST..-
iaa,' tie Nasi tH. ton corfe, 90 cent Of thu
Baltimore Ia,errcrs, ssfys t'.t the acur ex.
Fanser OF the Yankee tiGvurnmcm are now
seated, upon Governmtlss authority" to be
cieht and . htls mi,3oa~ per week, or St4..
'93.tm per anapln he ofdiuarv Govern
.nent genes wilI rcaoh S,sn.1eo.e0a NJ least
probably they vii stea;.5 exceed that sum
iae Whole 'eXqe AXIS Of tie Yankee Govern
aant, 1aen, viii OCT fail short OF $500, eGb, 0et
Ter aanuu. ! be revenue is probably from all
soaf,ss, abogi 3 ad01,G.W. The Yankee Gov
artaenl vii then have TO meet an eA penal
iue 81 rs, 200 dUt; and lar az u c,n see j.
oas no o.4er resource than loans Il iias al
.csdy borrowed had hearty spent one sum o,
$3"a too,y"o u. scsea aud II h;.it per cent. 4,
-.e ead oi 1o4r iaca,ss rom the time If Is Il
,'.l4eioa, >, will All bavc been gone, Iii.
laASs his e;,.4.ed ai.asheT jean n ID IT,.
sgao Terms paa 81 tse sage size I1e .aiera-
- cne !e;'l oa tae whole ; 81 ,sf's 70, al t..-
,.-c, -aio'ot5 40 So, -,J,vVj Pr-uv gaJ1
WORK toi, lor one ls..r oi war.
- soi4e t4.,fa a.ssl>.y \ .-.- u Learn how
4io4nier,z- Is 10 be mci, Ion conjesceiiGs {,
.:. ali ng ,tier- kuow ,aa: = tho war saoa:,
,-nsi,soc several y,..:e, taa Yankee war deb.
NIo not o. 'e4ier, III proportion "a their Ahilit1
80 pay, ta5.. lle ..t,io I..A ar1,, Of Trance au.
Gag snd. iA.,t 4las. be scsy consoiing 10 tn
4..kea u...1n. NJ duubt every Iauhe,
,gu4a CtPe I'D ~ G.,i.o VIII i4A lnlo spasins
4 "a .is.-,',a Wnen lie learns tuat tie an
,era.j ,odAan generatioa c.u u.she w,r i04
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now TWO large hospitals in tuiI operation in
this city, ami another preparing Tor the recep-
lion OF sick and wounded soldiers belonging
TO the regiments sen, into the field By their
State. Tne voluntary contributions coming on
from Georgia for these establishments are
very larxe
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NpUt kBFW I'I't UUT 20 IHFH bLFF
Or Ba1 cd thee but 70 PRAISE. y
TWSig please cory.
The remains of UtNRY BOSWELL
SPECIAL NOTICES,

RESALE OF BEAUTIFUL. COUNTRY
SEAT, AND LANDS ADJOINING, Ar
AUCTION THIS Day. Al + OCLUtK =
Nj kc PAL ,ullr attention 0. tue iub.c s a
Pc Ct Ilily called to ine sar CT 3.r 10. f. ares,
:er's couatry sCat on the Brook uTni Ike oae o, Ia
from 4 Edmond 3nd tn1s adjoining, 10 cone ~ :,
aact.cn THIS AFTLkN DON, a ioctgeA. IA,
III. Their particulars ton heud
GODDlN s. APPERSON,
&C st a tx !CHters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

County CeDrt.--Ihe October term Of the
County Court OF iienrico commenced yester-
day. The only case examined WAS that of
John Davis arrested for an assault upon hob
ort n Crump, with intent 10 kill, on the i3. h
Of September lest The Court having heard
the evidence, discharged the prisoner from
fnriher nrNse.Ntinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

Arrests-Ihr following arrests were made
by the police, Yesterday Pat Callahan, tor
stea ing PAIR Of shoes from Pdtney & Watts
Michael Leapy, fer threatening Anna Riley
with persona! violence and Benjamin Balew.
for 'respassing OF the premises OF Tardy &
II illiarnE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

A 1.o0xxs.og ~ wAsHssas3s.-4-My Etee,
'se Ut 81 iaaalas jaafaatlsts 81 Efglasa, Ii
{ ag6 IN Nasatasisa "a .a6aps M ss sEs
amsfissh ef;ss, BE- Was ea,aassslaass 10
vsas sA.a TsJhxe al The rsaussi If M.
Eutki "A. y. Asa sasas sthes tislsssss. i. u
Hal saessY ~ sssssa sYss,ssas,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

Rtchm2ai end peiars5rg Radrodd.-Tho
freight and accommodation trains on this road
leave hicimond daily Except Sunday a. 9 A
II. and 1 Z. III. We make this statement Tor
the purpose al correcting al error which APP
neare4 IN YestertiaE's nNner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

Military .Hoccmca,s.--The Catawba CraYs,
Capt Easley, arrived from Halifax county
Va. by the Dalyilie train yesterday. An
other fine artillery company is about leaving
the city for more active service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

IA SPECIAL. EOTICE.-1he atte4,,l.u n
the public il Cue>ted to nlv sac Of Sple dit Bal
Se.s. Yhree-p!y, end Ingram CerFctinas iues o.
Clo.Es. Na''iur, Blankets &c, 10 taAe p!are SIN,
store, THIS MORNING, 1T 10 o't.lek s4.
givei i-enlt ut Unaeg auction bead.
0c Sit r. y. COOK. Auct'r
g. TIE MILD panets, lns.au-a cons IA
- ,usc OF Ir SCHULTZ = Ico system b,r r.
moving Co3Ss. EUHI0Ns, T'TFciHFD NafLs &c.
il rs remarkable a. the extraordinary secas,
hch att, Ids the rur!eror cages which con- iv
und-T.his cere. 1T is say Or. Bel, - ,s-g
p-or, very uear u,ar th4' ni'i $40: slcH;e Dr. -
services. Uod thus cTtis d.-Fase.'
Or. ). il daily IA et.tldpa from 4. N.to5
?. 4. y ali ~i.-,t Hotel VA! street..
O. s-its
a., THE RICHMOND PUILNAKNO.
J MIC 4 SOti iiO \ Wa. uctt,a,s
TUESDAY e.euiug ai S p'clogb, Er Mer.es
Piano rooIu, next 10 the eegFa!A [ flee g. Nan
street
= punctual attendance IS desirable.
oc c--lt' CIlAs. III. NDIS. Seey
v..9 DR.. w. i. WILSON tay'ns returned
'>--.ff' to the c;zy. can be found a. his cff e. a
Ita, heiw cen Main and Gary streets.
il bills ,jli be pre- enteQ quarterly.
Office practice cash. &c 7-3.'