The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19
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APRIL 1e. 1881.
FROM CHARLESTON
,,1 coRkksroSpsscS OF THk n's'A'sA'l
cuAxLxeros, April 10th, issi,

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ruAxlxeros, April 18th, issi.
r,r fur or five days past, we nave haa our
,.a,inrs. rninds, bodies ofalos az" ~ .ysi,a
me has5rs 10 cool and die out, thoss Oh US
M" took such deep interest," IN .ne sna't -
WIZ ,nr and who of us did NOT y eek.n 20 lees
.hr elects Of the reseuon oo'" 'as"''''' ""e
rnSSs,I have lust thrown upmy Ola 'heasef,
but.iion,d right cut, and yet l fesr nave
s "i 10 soon. \ gen nsnt rom - nv
WniIetin, SAYS dispatch luss ies' pro,,smn.
nn,,s,,,d reports Gov. Letcher fFoeisiua
hNNs1.,s, snv one of Your STATE taxing up
-. ssafust the South L say t"reM W
SIN ,S beaver for that, and the iniofmauon
nv the same dispatch, INA, N'i S,',ss :, NOS.
y her Ordinance in 30 hours OUT ID u pos.
r. - ~ ~, Gox T.etcher found it. or thought
'. ',e to put out a proclamation 10 re-.
Il, - yirgtniaus from Joining an army OF me
mos, deadly enemies 70 us p0I ,ne,n nas aver
Nm 70 them. -Tarieion ana NofhWaiiIs NOV
hn.,,,eas Is there a man in Virginia, having
ttcn 81 Virginia blood in his veins, ~uo
ruli Atd and ahet secttohi ana = srG So ,'
President IN reducing W S"'I"e"
hS ,, 80. ;ust seen another dispatch from an
,~as member of the Con ton, saying
there Is a clear majority for secession. snaI,
Hlt.s - . faw hours. to throw up my old
Ssttvrr in GOOD earnest; but VIII not 90 MS .
y,,rgin,sn has Just told me he intended 10 DO,
ret drunk. ,.op ,h.ra is
you can see now how much honor there II .
en- lincoln and his party. he mas N'oIau
silva nIet,ee 10 our Government, IN rem.
ling Pickens and puts 1T on tne piea ~
.rervfhinr is honorable i'll war. Inc STU pio
rrsth is the whole Northern noas al, 49,. 90
- fsnaticaI people, and, Ter the most par l.
i"GtG -, derrse In ua mfa:eat desree,
w., nnen candid and honest dealing thai 90
tains amongst gentlemen. .ha, 10,
see it stated In the h"qana ma "'"
TN Hs u.
.bink II likely now that the war wiii oe
,'starrsd from our shores TO your border -
! shall be disappointed II you 90 not see VIZ
worst struggle ever witnessn nn,S eoo os ~,
potnm,r You may depend upon II, ina
ronr Convention would DO Infinitely oetlel
smployed in making active preparations ioi ,
ha.tv and desperate conflict, lhah i'm ilan' a.
i.rg-,vind.d speec hes on tritlinGamenainehts
80 -, ror .tantly hearing OF thrilling incident
from the seat of war. NJ;
During the firing, the soldiefs on w. :,
.nd Snlliyan's Islands wouti stanu ~ y,
and facing Sumter, and when they ~oui'
So, the Hash OF Audersons guns they "ouI'
49, and some would fall. Anderson III
rrirrd after the battle At any "sre 49, ~
Hhan ne was informed that none were hui
seriously, he exclaimed .e
ma, Arother The Rev Mr. Auldrieh, the Chap
-, sid a room, mate had just gotten OUT
bed on Friday morning, when u "at $3.50 a,".
SIM F.Ft
her he'd. and would probably have killed
both. -. -o,ai +ba hos
nj xcu1ner, taking OFF Il part ot tue seoip, 80,
sftar having it baniaged he weut lmmeoia'ei
back 10 his guns - ,.s,
Major Ripley worked at his guns himsei
the whole time, in bis SHIRT sleeves = Va
n,ss,d by him and Knocked Of the cn!Inhr
If his furnace, in which they heat oslis.
called out to tho man in attendance, IA Is ;,
mo. sir, was tnt W.
+hsn let her bile" Cboiil Ripley had tr'
mendous quantity OF hot balls in his iurnac
holding them in readiness fol the s'eaihei
hut after he saw that they did not care
como in harms way, he gave Anderson lie
of them and set him on fire
The steamers are all gone north"aru, ana
IA supposed TO Washington. You virginia.
had halter hold on TO ell OF them that are
your waters Just 10 think OF 1t, that the
STEAMERS, as much our property rs lie biat
ReDublicaus should be turned against US,
worry, blockade, and 10 slsy our people