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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
For the Richmond Dispatch
The Eunenhurg Cadets and other Things Of
lHterAst.

JUBHSpUa- q. H, Aug. 10 1851.
Notwithstanding our county has already
furnished its quota Of volunteers, the Interest
IN war matters has by no means abated.
There il still large number OF brave young
men VINO have not yet entered the service.
/ AN happy to inform you that Rev. Tnom IS
Ward Whlte, formerly Chaplain OF tho How
itZsr Battalion, mas accepted ths Captaincy OF
the - LU aenburg Cadets" and is now in our
midst busily engaged in enlisting recruits
from sixteen TO twenty years OF age. He
proposes carrying his men Into camp ut
bethany Church on the first Monday OF Sep
tember. Mr.. White is one OF ths meat popu-
lar gentlemen in our county, and We nave 10
Goubt hs will easily .ucceed IN getting up a
company OF aeventy,Hye or eighty young men,
who viii ckeertuity follow their gallant
leader even into the jaws OF death.
We have also III Gus midst another firm
advocate of Southern Rights in the person
OF Kew. d. Morrlson, OF tho Episcopal
Church, who has recently moved TO this place
from Kentucky on account of his strong Sc
cessi0n principles, not thinking b,msslf alto
ge cher safe i'll that neutral State, with string
Lincoln prCcIivities. He WAS at one time
Rector OF St. Johns Church III your city.
Just before wing Kentucky, he had q lei ter
returned 10 him, which ne had written 10 T.
friend in Virginia, with his name encirclei
with red ink, indicative OF what late awaited
him should ne continue in his course of
conduct.
Another refugee, Mr.. Richard K. Clalle,
the friend and biographer OF john q. Cal
houn, has just reached our county, with MS
family anu servants, from Green prer, from
when he has saen driven By the rutti,an SOL
diery OF the North. Surely his is hard lot !;
and We cannot we'll see how any young man
can witness such treatment At the hands OF
our enemy and not enlist At once and do VIA.
De can 10 redress the wrongs Of Uur injured
and il saited citiZenS. Edo.
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P.r.o.d.i.R.i.o.u.s!!s

Old BEHHHrr says: ave do not believe the
Emperor of the French will take any step hos
tile or injurious to us, unless the English Gov
eminent leeds the way. Should England en-
ter into any such dangerous career, she will
rue the day that her rulers have committed
her to deadly struggle with this young giant
Republic"
The Lord have mercy upon Us. England rue
the day when she enters into struggle with
the "Bull Run ners!' Possibly she might, II
the question were of a quarter race or 4 race
against time, for the English are plethorio
generation. But they have inndmerable packs
Of reyhounds, and though tbsy may not get
nesr enough to shoot Yar kee, they can
catch sry number Of prisoners with these ami
mails. Let not BEssErr trust too much to
Yankee feetness Let him not be led astray
by the pedestrian feats Of Bull Run.
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Southern Independence.
JuEGTIos, HANOVER CoCsTr,
on /, 1AAl

Aug. Goth, 1851.
- the Editors If the Dispatch Il hope the
position lately -aK7E by your paper aud ths
Examiner VIII meet with 4 hearty response
from every citizen OF cur CoIfederacy. Your
manly anu Outspoken advocacy OF measures
10 be taken in advance, in order to guard our
selves against greater dangers than those of
war, must have occupied the attention OF our
leading statesmen long since, and we wait pa
uentIy The time when They will adopt such
public euaCtIn6Ets as VIII give fOIC9 anj eff
lfct 70 pUb!ic sentiment on TINS aiI-impOrtant
subject.
a peace based upon a tSsaty OF amity aud
commerce, would be = farSTeater curse to IA
thau ten years war. Indeed, many OF the
most in tel lgant aud best informed men with
" HON L have conrersed on this subject, agree
With Inc IL the opinion that sucn peace
would not last six months. So thoroughly
in pressed am / with this belief, that, ven If
/ could diTest myself entirely OF all feelings
ct resen tEent, anu il were left to III to de-
eide what was best for both parties in the
hnal settlement OF cur controversy, which
must be made sooner CT later. ! should say,
us Abraham said INTO Lot, let there be 10
strife, pray thee, between me and thee -
and in order TO effect this, l should rteutrs
The host Ct Northern invaders who have ue.e-
Grated our soil with tnejr unhallo seed tread
To Journey Fast, ~ tCs d!f, and separate
then yes trO'' us.
Cur foes h=Ve rejected the proposal m .de
~ Us IL March las FOX n tax division Of the
jOlat pro, erty and Il peaceful separation, tLd
they lave inauguratsd war - .-i,,
fra,,, i0'' '9 - H-cec:ity OF driving them
49, v"r ooTders. That we .hell succeed, no
sane nan on ei nar side OF the Hue can doubt,
since the Lessen V'n t6ashi them on the sl.t
CT ivy. "hen they sre for peace, az they
10, let LIS never consent TO any ter|'s that do
not insure fgt1L a"t &" tirs
fT"rt 4AcoCKsa
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FROM LYNCstBrRt4,
ts?BCiAL CesRBsPoSDgSCB OF rHR DISPATCH

LyEcHsUke, Va, Aug. 20.
a vocal and iastrumen tai concert was given
by the ladies OF this nity, assisted Dv the
the Second Independent Mississippi Reg.
iment, the proceeds to be used Tor rem
dering aid and comfort 10 the sick aEt
wounded soldiers now in this city 1t is
gratifying TO state that, Notwithstanding The
tact that the evening was rainy and a. togeth
CT unpropitious, the hall was densely crowd.
ed, and that the ladies realized y handsome
sum, to be devoted to the pa Griouc purpesc
above retarred to. The performance Was OK
ceilent, and would have been credtabte 70
prac ticed performers. They propose to give
a series OF concerts of the same Character
ana "llI 10 DOUBT be literally patro nlaed bY
cur cluaens, as all who so Will get thA worth
Of their r,oney, besides haFink the satiefa,-
nOr OF knowing that i! is to be devoted to
auch noble cause. God bless the Indies -
they are slVays ministering 10 the wants OF
ne ing aud tiiicted.
-, nv "'''' "N' VI -.-,ynt passing over our
---..,oro. Is enormous so large, in fact that
Il LAS bean found impractcaOIe TO forward
all that reaebes thix city frurn the South ~ l.
vest ny Ialtoci 70 Richmond and other
points or des tination. a large portion ie be
ing daily shipped by the JaI"o3 liver ana IA.
Aagha Ca11l.
] leera ts9' - L-bar 0. yIsltors at tua
various m0antain resorts is quite large, con.
.idering the peculiar state Of affairs
Il. Il. Glass, editor OF the Republican,,
leaves 10 day to join General Floyd's Brigade,
having received al appointment Of Staff OH
this section indicate splendid crops. The
fruit CROP never was better.
We pre- all -nriOuslF awaiting ire news
from lie ne3t Gattio. Il. 7.
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RepreheRstble Coreies8aess.--Seyeral acct
dents have been reported, some involving the
breakage of limbs, from the foolish practice
INDUCED in By some thoughtlees persons of
tossing on the pavement the rinds OF water
melons, csntelopes, peaches, oranges aud such
like slippery substances. UnsuspeCting per-
sons, passing along, accidentally tread upon
one of these rinds, and find themselves mme-
dstely down upon the pavement, with head
bruised by the fall. 'eg hrrten, or an ankle
sprained. 4 man that would make & hola in
the pavement, into which "a sors could m
suspectingly step and break limb, would be
considered an inhuman sort Of person, and he
would be made to pay the penalty Of dam
ages for the in jur;es he caused. Put the iriury
is the same, whether it is dcno maliciousy, By
setting trap, or thoughtessly. by individual
too mentally lazy to think always correctly Of
the consequences Of their acts. 4 person hes
no right to imperil anothcr's person in the
street, and no right-minded individual would
do it. A man or woman Of sense would throw
the rind or pairing of fruit into the street
or, better still, into tho slop-tub. r 1t any
time such person were 20 sac a peach eari1g
or watermelon rind upon the pavement, he or
she would Immediately toss ii into the street
with the foot, so as to prevent some person
less observing from receiving injury. hen
evor wo see this being done, we insiinctvely
feel respect rising in our mind for the person;
for the act affords evidence that the individual
has good sense to perceive the improperly Of
leaving anything upon the pavement which
can do mischief thoughtful consideration
for the safety of others, and real Kindness Of
heart to save from injury. Tho person who
thoughtlessly or recklessiy throws fruit par
ings or rinds upon the pavement has neither.
Yesterday the Mayor had before him an
individual who for several days past had been
believing out in tho streets in an awful tone
of voice the fact of his having for sale some
description of tropical fruit. The nuisance
was ordered TO be abated, unless carried on
under the sanction of law. The noise
made was certainly to tho disturbance OF
public and individual rights Of peace but /,
was not more feprehensble than the practice
o. setting RsEa to break peoples legs, sbogc
si!uded to.
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New Publications..

"a Geological Visit to the Virginia Copper
Region. BY RICHARD d. CuRREY, A. NJ M D.
The author of this valuable publica.i1n was
formerly Professor Of Geology at East Tennes-
See University, late frof Of NJ edical Chemistry,
Shelby Medical College, NashviI.e," author Of
theology Of Tennessee" dc. The PR, sent
highly instru tive snt Interesting work is &C
e"mpehied by a geological nap of the copper
regions which sboun in the counties Of gloya
caro- aas a'syaoR,Va., and Ashs and A,leghs,
ny.N.c.
"Fsais3dsass Of the Cunysat;ou az Cation
Planssss he'd Is AaeOa, o., Jsiy 4. 1881.
With . communicated On tie psapsssd issus al
Treasury Notes by tie Ceafsasfass Govern.
.asas, by Dgvs 2aggs, Esa."
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Shooting Officers.

1t ID said that the Yankee sharp she oters IT,
tond hereafter taking aim at cur officers, and
friend at the North suggests to q Southern pa
per tSss the otscsrs dress as plsaly Is possible
Ia The lats wei uith England. our nsvs! Of
scss.. ID order 20 avoid s;uIIar device II the
eas@s. woss little which sosld dist;aguisA
them from The somaon ssslsFs. psrhsys to
this, Amocs oslsr reasons, nsy b attributed
TIDE comparatively small loss Of life sneur css
laval captains and commanders.
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Er.o rfi7ners Piercing the Sex and Wot4,d-
ed.-The character of Richmond for generous
and patriotic hospitality, commensurate with
the demands Of this distressfdl day, Is too well
established, we trust, to he injured by pub
lie rebukc CT so1ne par3iinonious souls in her
-~it't, Who Aounhe uhon ave+y fspd for the
relief of cur armylwlth as much gusto as if
these sacred charities had been instituted for
their particular benefit. lie. these vampires
who essay to charge from three to five prices
for everything they carry or sell to our relief
committees, know that these are the times that
"try mems souls" and that eyes, which they
think are so open TO misery as to be blind to
cheating, are carefully, with microscopic view,
taxing lie height, sr' depth. and length, and
breadth of their dimin 4tive cei'e;, and put
ting them into q little bottle of transparent
water, as It were, big enough 10 hold thous-
and rr"h. tt b. placed. whsrS tie public may
have an ample opportunity o. observing the
new tribes of animalcules which this war has
brought to light. In other words, their ex-
iraordinary bills which they have tried to bury
deep in the treasures of charity, are carefully
kept and closely studied by men of business,
who know the gauge and dimensions Of their
egregions profits, and will take good care,
whenever heces1a!3, TO e. 'hs pablio know
who are the mon that, in times of puL1tie ca
lamity and distress, disregard alike tho rules
of justice and the claims Of humanity for the
sake of their pockets. Those who give money
for benevolent purposes have right to know
how it is spent, ard as the circle of givers to
our committees of relief is very wide, the most
extensive mediums of circulation will be ne
ces:ary to publish to all, if required, tie items
that have been disbursed. Of course the ad-
vocates of this sharp practice will be avoided
in all future purchases. The first chance is
enough for the Cortni.tees, as well as for their
own reputation.
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OF typhoid fever, after short brit paiotul u
ass, VIRGINIA +. W WINSTON. eldest dno n
ter Of the late VIM Archer Winston, sg5d hi
tssn years and six months.
Her funeral will take place at o'ctrek this
evening. from Duval Street Chapel. DuTsl =.
Weep not for me, Toy mother dear,
] have go7e to rest, you need not fear
by stay WAS short, IS you may see
Therefore prepare to follow ne.
At the house Of John Gibson. ESQ town /
Fuhoa. near RchInont,> Mr.. DEMPSf STEEL
member Of Ire Scotch Irish Grays, COMPANY \,
ith Regiment n C. State troops.
HI tags-ai VIII take place from tne retidsn.'
OF .r. afbs"u. a; ros O'Clock this W. 4nssla7
morning. All soldiers aot N " are .nyi''e
10 attend.
At his residence, Union HiU. Tuesday, A1sh.t
Goth, 1881, Mr.. K. T. GURTHREY, n the = d
year Of his age.
morning. at 10 O'Clock, from Union Station bi.
fri nds and scuuaiutancss are requested 10 tnsai
without farther notice.
Ia this city, on Mond'y nighs. August l.;h, VIZ
rQEPPEL. o. Tuset lo.ss, Aia., p h
Alata:is 9e @Smsnt,l acod 81 s''s.
Il st, wsart head
Lie down 10 s'umbeI in the reacafu to'-b,
biz bit fTom oove has broken III Tough iis : ga
Here In the place where once thy ave lsj'
Where re shall awake thee on future dAy,
Like the tired child ron its II others breast
Rest, sveeily r5st.
Rest spi rit fres
In the gre-n pasture Of the heaysnly 'hOrs
Where in and sorrow car approach no m re-
With all the lock of the Sond Shepherd led,
Ee@ids to 9 streams % "a eternal led,
Forsrer with thy God and Ssviour est
Rsst, sweetiy rest.
In Chariestown Jsfersoa county, ca Tnssd~F
tho lsth inst JAMES HENRY kR0WN, soa o.!
CEASED was nj. bsf Of She B,tls Gays, 40 o.
q keg't Va. Wells.
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Crops. Wa are inforaea - ssa Of oar
country i..seds that II Nc iisAs,4r Should IL.
tsl our cora crop, isAt II sill 10 the ssssss
made fss several years. Tbs ssop II SAsa, ID
not only abaadaat hui of exessdissy fns
quality. This u the ssss sst ssly IL Virginia.
but throughout tao Southsrn CsaiSdssasy.--
The aivsr Of Ill good las svldsavy lad -
under His esss and protsstien.
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Continpsd.-The gentleman stabbed and a..
by the Italian fruit vendor on Clay s,res, ~ -,
Monday evening, was unable to appea, -, ~
terday and testify against C. Castiglobj wba :,
is alleged, assisted the principal who ha, t5.',
far eluded the officers in committjn, ~
felony. The case was continued till Thnr,4ax
the Mayor committing Castieloni til that In.
to jail. The act alluded to wgs doae viii,
proyocatiOn.
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aAIEsa ulosa.-@A faekee ytiienan ID the
lats night saesnx earRoa ball barry Itself ia 4
asds. say.st. IL shoot away !: yoa e.s', aii
twice 10 tAs aasas place. Ilisaatly another
shot struck few fset Aia.ARt, epvsSing the
fellow wtth aand aud ssassl. Emsfainx ffeni
HE raw suastsrs, he Continued The aAfnishsd
sentences" "bst you came 40 pssky near u
that the hrst hole y uncomfortable.
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sr1.hSB OH ths BATHS statnn.,.ax

We aAY" received F4mptls. gopy os scr.
Yaon preached Is ST. Joaa's CEafsA oa shs
sunday sitas .hs aail,s at Aaaassas By ,hs
ssetts. l,ss. v. G. Ep94EM /, Il psosae
!.9n CT decided saily SD sloqusaas. eAasss
ssf'saa BY lie psfsFIeuIty sha gow.a xhisl
are disIiasaishlsg marss u the sa.aor's pal.
T.i -alresssa.
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Sent defore the G(ond Jary.-John
Lambert was examined before the Mayor yea
terday for making an assault on Fred'k VII
tie. The proof justified the Mayor in r,quir.
ing surety of good behavior and sending m.
case before the Hastings Court Grand jury
for indictnen
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Committed -PArick Caughhn was commit.
ted to Jail yesterday by the Mayor, falling 70
give security, on the charge of getting intox.
Gated and demolishing his wifeS furniture
Tim Castillo was sent to the same place. II,
had acted disorderly while under the ipea
ence of ardent spirits
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The First Regiment. VI. B. pr.
min, member of the Montgomery Guards o..
over eleven years, will receive recruits in M.
city for the LIST Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
until the LIST September. On more than one
occasion Sergeant Dornin bas shown his hoy.
atty y the South.
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Finea-John BOSNIAN and thilip Smith
were fined SO each by the Mayor yesterday
for keeping their houses open on the night d
the 18th and selling liquor without licens.
Joseph ?. Neagle was mucted in the sum Of
8 for q similar tfispce.
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acquitted Washington Jenkins ARA erei
before the Mayor yesterday for demopst.a-
ton Of istic nature, against Joseph Russell,
in the lst Market House, was acquitted Jas
L. Lander. was acquitted of an assault on
Andrew Forsyth, a wounded soldier.
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Bee"-Ons of our old and experi.,,,
friends informs US that some two mon,S .''
more ago one of his farm hands had ~ u
fork thrust through his le g. There is no g r's.a
ance between that and ball passing thru
the Leg and ne Immediately applied not'
uce OF the common red or garden bee, 80. w.
ing the same whenever it became drv ~,
Inflammation was destroyed We are med;,, a.,
informed that it is preventative of ,a,,Fa
or lockiaw. Tho negro sroken If colv ~,
by two days, and is now perfectly res,o,.a
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Csn,sisa,.sss tyr sas sl,t ana W,a.ses.

asoslsss fsora Nss. A. 4. Nsrtoc. Char.
iotts I've buckets ITssA battSr sHs basket
ehleksna sns boz p'ssoas. sna irera Ne
AsthlshsM Chutch, Prince Edward couAty.
through Uaps. H. Z. Scott, 10 eash, xlo u.
ULxk'y X, BisxspALn.
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Deah Of an Esiima1le ha..-Can, O..
5: Lownss, an old and much respecisi "sorss
OF Richmond, died suddenly at hi, r.. eioF'n
IN this city on Monday nigh, last ~ o''a "e
walks of life Captain L. was truly an ~ , 81 toe
and just man. His remains were c,nr "Y0shi
their last resting place yesterday a we 70
under escort of the Masonic fra,s-n'' 'noon
which order he was Jealous msTrha. OF
Rev. Mr.. Seely preached an impressive f,, ias
discourse to large corcourso Of frisr ,-"s'a,
relatives. and
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Irsolent- Emma, slave o. Wi!iiar- II ae-.
dith, was punished by order of the Mayor
yesterday, for being insolent to Mrs. L. Myer,
q white person.
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MAR lIED,
nI ED

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. g. " Pe'herhTli.s.
Mr. TH0HAs WHITEfURD and Miss EAkL.NR
sHitMAE, bcti. 81 ice un'~.
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Supplies froM The Country f,r u. ..
Wos"ded.-The response Of In. ~, s'et aad
pie TO the appeal Of the Richmond oom pa
for the care of the sick and von, Jd.9ani't.,
, 'ing our paper a few day. ago, b.. 'a.d'
" sv.ry ss SSstSs tia. w. ss.'es the a4.f,
sumption of chickens, eggs, but,.r n r con,
vegetables, compsls the commits, t w. -. and
tner friends that continuance of thsi, ,bs a
is essential to the success Of the g cososny
Hospital, where hundreds Of sick and C oasl
men n nave nvva to be fed every day At
smaller hospitals arc in simiIar Vhs,
and should be likewise remember 'liDa'lon,
gentlemen in the country here,"t"' L. The
aated to act as county and neighbo,hs.5ae' s
mittees, and any others disposed to DO com
requested to exert themselves. Ais, 80 are
he sent, as heretofore, to the sto,as =. nay
Watt i Co., W. g. cambridge, and u s. Ass''s.
Harvey, or to the St. Charles spots /
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aa THE I'd COMPANY az raE

Nv FtTKTr8 ARTILLERY return IA,
thshks 70 .r. K. J. CHRISTIAN FOR -, s-l,t
bo-. Is O. T -hscco, and 10 ar. Z; ptvES -,
TORr. NJ faES"L'S sfBAsss. Mr.. d II H~-~
Loxpor. Of R!chmoat ans Mr. J. , PAEHAs q
Tennessee, for subscriptions 70 tire "a t7u q y ~
the Richmond Fsyatts Artillery, Th!' q :" ~
nearly oompIeted. with a !ittis eTeftoa "a =.
part Of the friends Of the company, and g
mora ~ atI0ns from The citizens tle ID c'Eipa-'
will 70 q sbCIt time be ~ sdy 10 80 iTs sstfi'9
LIE, TIE frienAs .! tao company De aet " w.
psrseverln9. aud s~Ei a fsy more recruits. "
an assurs iha;n ihs n company wi ~ s..
7 .te e p E'yrL gh Ia. a. go
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Cool Tho weather was remarkably cool
yesterday for the dog days" The sky was
overcast with clouds
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- r.p,rs, snr,p,ras AID SO

A CIsrY.-rhe iaj S. SOLDIER Ald -.
ladies q the other Confederate STATE 10 -
c.ty FOR he purpose % At eniirg - THE .ieA -
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