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VAsLILuyAMBRLIE LOT AND COTTAGE RE.

VALUABLE LOT AND COTTAGE RE.
SlDENCE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at
pubIlc anetion, upon the premises, on THURS
PAY the 18th day of April, 1861, commencing at
- Q cl0ck r that valuable LOT, with a com
on the East line of I'd between Jackson ard Du-
val streets. The lot fronts 40 feet on I'd street,
ana extends back within parallel lines 1870 feet to
ceived such repairs, painting, &c, as to render ii
desira bic residence for a moderate sized family
TERMs-one-ffth cash; the balance at g. - is
a1d - months, for negotiable notes with Interest
ADDED, and secured by a deed Of trust
Taxes for ls5l to be paid by the purchaser
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T AR6E SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS
II AND GROCERIES, All No. 5. MAIN ST
We will sell, at our store, on TUESDAY, 9Th
April, at 10 o'clock-
20 bbls. choice brands RYE WHISKEY:
80 cases very superior Bottled OLD RYE
WHISKY
French, Apple, Ginger and Cherry BRAN
Df;
10000 good brand CIGARS;
GROCERIES, &C
The trade is particularly invited to this sale.
aps REDWOOD 4 KEAGH Aucfs
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EOR A SHORT TINE LONG Err.

TIL Il MIG HTY DOLLAR
The Ladies know 1t, everybody knows it, and
have found il out that at the
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
NO. l9e MAIN STREET,
FEW Doors ABOVE TRNrH STREET
They ind what they want in the best
JEW ELRY, CHAINS, LOCKETs, BRACELETS
&c, PLATED CASTORS, SPOONS, PITCHERS
FORKS, KNIVES aud FORKS, POCKET KNIVES
BoOkS, BIBLES, STATIONERY, with lots OF
FANCY GOODS. ~ VI
NJ Your own choice of JEWELRY, &C, for
ONE DOLLAR, at No. 1876 Main ST.
APP 2-lw* LEWIS N 20
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By GOddim IL Apperson, Auets.

Two NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
l. THE EAST SIDE OF 18TH, NEAR THE OLD
DlsTlLLERY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will
he ssld At pubic auction, on the premises, on
EDA hsDAi, 10Th April, lssl, az o clock =. M.
Gated as above, each containing three rooms, and
have lust been finished The lot fronts twenty
ieet each tenement, and runs back 100 feet.
TERMs.--One third cash; balance at 4 and
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added.
Taxes for 1851 the purchasers to pay
APPS GODDlN 4 APPERSON-
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE


IHOk HiRE-A first rate MAN COOK by the
L month, also BOY well qualified for the
dining room. apply at
CLARKE n SIMPSONS Shoe Store,
No. 4S Main ST., opposite st. Charles Hotel
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AUUIoN sALus.
FUTURE Days.
BY Redwood 4 Reach, Auctx.,
81 Main street,

GALE OF NICE CrTY.MAUE HOusr.
nHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE &c. &c .
AT AUCTION By request Of Mr.. D. Baker, Jr. !,
WEDNESDAY next, The 10th Inst, CONNIE ncin g
It ~ o'clock. at his residence corner Of 10th ana
clay streets. his HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN
dc, &c, city made, OF the beat
quality, and but little used We will enumerate in
part one Parlor set OF Crimson Plush, consisting
OF Chairs, Divans, &c. Marble-top Centre and
Side Tables, one Rosewood Etegere. Hair cloth
Sofa, Velvet Tapestry Carpets; one nue French
Piata Mirror, Of large size one Black Walnut
Hall sett one Black Walnut Sideboard marble
top: one Black Walnut Extension Table; one
China Press, Dining aud Tea sets one sett OF
Cottage Chamber Furniture, together with Bed
steads, Beds. Chairs. Oil Cloth, Window Shades.
&c, &c.
the civ tborny5 on ppr.J ayrshir. MI, used TO
years old in June, beautiful animal.
TERMS OF SALE.-&ao and under, cash over $50
mouths, for approved negotiable notes, satisfsc C,
torlly endorsed. REDWOOD u KEACH
APPS Auctfoneers
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FUTURE DXYE'
BY James NJ. Taylor = xom. Anr,,-
rAEn n NJ nsr~. :, r--x15.Erx-.----a Il.

4
DER EMPTORF AUCTION SALE Or A
THEREON, TOGETHER wiiTH a TIE Hfis ENT FIJI
s MEsIs o ac cE 81 Ir STc NV MbI
NILES FROM THE ClTY.-The subscribers
business 10 the city requiring his undivided At
~ Il EN- E sges .ns,sSn
- =. p mMsy, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the
IA lam s upon which he lately resided. situated on
miles from the city. The properly will be- sub.
let The HOUSE RACT, containing 100 acres Of
seeded IS bushels of wheat and te acras ~ sh
are well set In clover. " Si
= The improvements are comfortable twe-storv
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the nscssssry
out houses, such as stable, barns, sheds Sc Al
"a, 4 tract Of LAND containing about so acres
water, aud an abundance or mari easy Of access
3D. tract Of LAND containing about rs acres,
known known as the Mill Tract, upon which there is a
pond, which has an excellent trade and is q fne
location Tor any one desiring to engage in the ice
Immediately after the sale of the Real Es.
tate. will be sold the entire stock of CROPS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud many other arti,
cles too numerous to mention In an advertisement
TERMS OF SALE.-For the real estate, / cash;
the balance upon a credit of 6, IL and Is months,
for negotiable notes with interest added and Sc,
cured by a trust deed. The taxes for 1851 to be
erty, all sums Of $50, and under, cash. over that
amount, months credit, for approved. negotia-
BILE notes, with interest added.
FOR further particulars, reference is made to the
subscriber, on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets, or to the auetioneers.
The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
Kept in perfect order until the day Of sale,
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Soy, Aucts.
r S-A plat Of the property can be seen at the
ap4 I'M SON
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SALE OF EYcETTEvT
4 HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NnKTH si m ~,
BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

NIGHT SALES.-will be sold, at auction.
notice. large and gen ersl assortment Of Watches,
yewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence At o. elk p. n.
ia Its ALEXANDER MOTT Auct,Y
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O5TUBS AND FIRKINS SUPERIOR
~ fresh Orange county BUTTER Just received
oy steamer Yorktown,
II ksgs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain BUT.
80 0t Kio a aSrskx Lsaayr. Java. ceyloa and
20 bills Crushed Cut, Graduated, Pull verired,
Coffee, and Brown SUGAR,
" hait chests best Green and Black TEA
100 bbis. Family, Extra, and Superhne FLOUR
S'0 sdYaTM.sured, Queen City, Todd, and Plain
lis thin h.d Breast pieces Shoulders. and Jolsa
50 bx IS; Ppssrafns. Adamautine and Tsllow CAN
10 Sa. 9ts T.ss1 Psss
London PORTER, pts. aud OTIS; clsrst Par,
aud Madeira WINE, London Dock BKANDY And
pure old Virginia Mountain WdlSKEY. .or ssis
aps Cor. Franklin aud Goveraor -,
(1iTY sCAvENG Ek. '---'~----
The undersigned is now prepared Ia e,san an.
Water Closets, Siaks and out. Houses ia IL shert
est notce, Ia manner which will not he ~ anaiva
70 snS premises on which he may work. Also,
a.v .neM. his wagons are so constructed ~ TO
!. IpgsAL NoRTex's, coruer 18th and Main sts.,
nn9 JOHNSTON &AILLspAUania, on Main. between
ith And 18th streets. All orders len q the above
ptsess, VIZ b promptly attended to-,
TIRE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL L put
Il ~ much lower price than heretofore. Call
g. ~. isooysInor stfeet. All OIL sold warranted
Also. LAnFs. cAANDgLIERs. PARArlNR
low q - Governor street.
q
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EtiAIk PROPYLAMlNE, FOR RHEU.
~ MATlSM. This valuable agent is now pre-
viii commend itself TO the suffering patient. and
TO the medical practitioner who may feel disposed
TO Test us Variable remedial powers Ii will be
seen by the circular that accompanies il that n
has stood the most rigid test at the Pennsy Ivania
EDWARD T. ROBINSON.
ap Sim 4ih and Franz In straa,
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JAMES "a TAYLOR q Son. Aucts. fss-tds
r. s.-For the accommodation Of persons desir.
ing 70 attend the sale, trains will leave Preder-
icksburg ats o'clock A. M, and Richmond AT Q
o'clock A: NJ, on the day OF sale. -
fee of the Auetioneers am
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the cost Before they march forth To ari r.
hati million armed rarn Thousand rifles
aeross their own eonntry into the Gulf Of
Mexico. Let them cousiter whether they
can do what Napoleon coaid not do In he
pientitaie OF his power, With many times
uielr number. their s.crss their credit M
above all, their military .ski and .xpsri.
ei.ce' his school Of Generals, aad his supply
oi veterans. What they purpose TO do and
be, is not only tn be as good ny the Southern.
ers, or little the better: Int @ yerg hpiruiuglY
superior. Are they Is not this an over
Weenirg opinion of Themselves Can they
drive me ooufherners like Il ffock Of sheer,
smoke thtin out of their own mes Is like wasps
ferret them like rabbits, and bag them Ire
gamef Let them just look forward l. llttls.
ana consider the probable state OF things next
year, ana the year after. and twenty years
hence. Even We who sang such songs of
triumph in 1914 and 1918, felt that we and
all Europe would have done much better
TO think what we were abont in Ey9 If
eielr foresight 81 ows, and must show that
there mus. be two Federaiions and that on n,
other footing will peace ever be made IL vii!
be much better that 1t should come to pass
after one years war than after ten or twenty.
II is not Us ii the Union or two Unions were
The only alternative. "A the war proceeds
no man can tell what new powers and COM
binatioDs may arise, and particularly how
far the Western States will endure the taxes
and financial obligations necessary for the
war. The advice we offer is only what the
Americans have given to all the world. IL
is Ii hank of their own eotton--s, pipe of their
own tobacco. Let them consider what they
can do, and hat neither they nor all the
world can do. AT present, they are only
giving "A triumph to many foe, for there is
not circle of old absolutist statesmen and di-
piomats who do not read the story of their
difficulties and reverses with bitter smile.
They Will hear with at least respect perhaps,
with disappointment, that the North and
South have agreed to part friends.
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A. EXPLoIr ~ Tuu NORTHWEST Our read.
,-- may remember that We Published not
l-.g a~u 4 Federal account Of q battle" in
Northwestern Virginia, copied, We believe.
from The Wheeling fuf.Uiqra,ty We never
expect tv ct anything Ike = truthful state
Hrnt through Federal medium. but tins
y,sa th" mos. rem arj,}bl,c osr II evaporation
Sat Las Yet appeared ii print. We have it
D.. .u"G."Nv"r to lay before Our readers a cor.
t,.t account 90 tns ;,t!air, just received from
.he 1Gr Northwest. The exploit ct John
.h-rf viii he placed ga record rs one Of the
..t,.'ir incidents UI tLe war.
~ appears that Riaht,r, "a true .5uujho9n
7.l.. Who's" house Lad been q, t.c,esi t,v III.
H.slans, determined 10 visit Marion county
-.r = certain I"rIrse, AID r-:iut his way
tfi her successfully, through the Federal
YrA Is, i great personal vls5. H. rr,frtst i Is
,a.l tAfEr were Nu Northern soldiers there
r,-rpt. small guard stationed Ill Farming
ta., ana they We're IA ili- habit al is
lHag place Callod Worthin.toa for toe
purpose of getting drank. Tigh[-r De
.r!mNrd 40 attack them whilh he
SD, with some fifteen men, and drove them
.@t 4 he place. Two Union men,
a.M'a Lem. Parrish ana Henry Nay. sent
i-s---GSste 10 Cla,ksburg, and. represent
I.r tha: niSbpr had four hundred men
n-.eT his command, urged the Federal com
s-anuer - sead a force 10 capture him. With
a.. loss OF time, It to7ec Of trJ thousand troops
-.t iour pieces % artillery was sent from
harrisburg. bat RICHTER, nothing daruted
..:Aer"d eie.E Ta,T and fired upon their out
i-~.s. The r--alt was tina. one Of the enemy
.a8 laortalls wounded, ami Tie rest fed pre-
,...4ttreIy. The DARN. luoUutaiueer endca-
,a-en 20 Secu~e the revolver OF the man who
had fallen hut he, with three balls in his
'Jig, drew his pistol and fired upon him, when
Fighter Thought proper to retreat, and got oil
hnAannei. The YaG.kee commander, when
he ascer.aiaea the truth Of the natter. was
much eXasp.:ated against Parrish and Nay,
.4o Threatened 10 hang them, but contented
himself with destroying their buildings.
There statements are Youohed for, and are.
up doubt, entirely true.
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3'jt!lman0 QispatcI1.
THURSDAY MORNING SEPT. 2s, 1851

Nts T>etDENTs. "A gentleman who arrive!
>, the Central train yesterday afternoon
,.syirg Lon the ncig oorhood of Aqua Greek
m Tuesday, II forms US tbat tha ba ttery there
.,,ord Fye on 3 Federal war steamer thai
.,,,.ias. sending several shots ~ her. The
.e,s; is not positively known, though Il j.
,.,1eyea tNat one or more OF the shots took
.e.ri Five other s.cameFs. witch had been
,t,sus higher up the river, haetenpd tn her
,.!..f bat we were unable to laara whether
,.uet taey look auy part in the action ~
r.., received some information - to the
,.f.si.ons OF our forces II Al i'm poriamt toin,
,4 she Potomac, which vru;icnce sorbids is a.
.,satiou "a ais tilae.
The Centred traia htouaht down twenty.
ave alTajoa" mea, VINO constituted a nor.
..s af .ae iieiAe Ca:9d" of Handy county.
Virginia. Taey we've capta-od by he Rock.
Badge Csyaa.r "a ala &IsS Of August. an,
ID ssssuca thar t.3Ae been in prison at Mon
,-.fy i more ragged. dir;y. gracelcss Sc
,,rl'r'ry saW-Eood specimens, however. oi
4.e 90 aiou' ncn OF tho Northwest. ooeo
ta.la declared himself an out-ana- o al Scccs
.t.a.>I, aHa seemed Ia think he had heen can.
rarc1 through mistake. TIE prisoners were
srra,-red before Gen. Wiuder, and thence
usa-t'rvri 60 tn" usual riac of refuge
Eren oar army o. the Potomac there i,
r. ain- u esp2>a! iBlon,st The pirsets ! n
.a.- rt Ia % good deaf al Griue on Tuesday
..srcJa :. hat, so t1r sS We could learn, with
..s ,..a,t ou either side
-,,.r1l improved a.anu!auars arc about {.
...snt t. Geo. FiayG' commaua. Vhey ar.
sl'.s-sHtiai seAiJ}cs. ana each has two water
Oae.s underneath, fastened by iron straps.
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CONTRADICTIONS FnR THE SICK ASD W0rE nBD.
We are requested BY Mr. Isaac W. Walker
chairman of the Committee on Collections,
10 acknowledge the following contributions
for the sick and wounded soldiers.
MIS-. Vim. u. Gibson, Richmond, Va. 42o ID
Mrs. Ann Fugu1, Bucking ham co, VA. j ~
Ii. NJ Smith, Richmond, Na..........-. - 90
\. \. r., Aubcrn, Ala, through q. f.
as''N s..,.... ,.-..s.- .........,..... - o.
Cha> Harris, Norfolk, Eti..........---. % 30
hey- I. Y. Moore, Richmond, Va. 10 CD
Ladies OF Savannah, ga, through Mrs
IOruelia ! Grant and Caroline
palm. ~ tL:EcI9.. .........-..... - %
Mrs. Sarah <. Hove. ot Ladies I;osM-
tai Association, ColuubIa. :. G..
Through Dr. =. NJ Austin. 80 90
Also, lot Of medicines, liquors. &c, &c
MIR. Isaac Winstun, tAes tereid, one box
sunGries
Miss A. Burke, cor. see. military Aid Socie-
~, Ayeton, King WiiliNm, Que box sA.-
Cries.
From Tabernacle Soldiers h.}ips Sne;et,
Charlotte, through Mrs. pi,ttie Osborne.
Secretary.
From airs. Ei1con irtbur. f'ues ,crield. on.
ldmD, vegetables &c.
Aieo. FROM various atAers, the names not now
IecollCctcd
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INTER EsTISG TO TIKI MAsoNs -F E-lEoIStA.-
We have received some information connected
with the invasion of Ham pton by the F.de-
rails, which cannot p-oTe otherwise than in
teTesting to the Masonic Order The chief
actor in the affair y hiCh We are about 10 mar
rate seems to have been Col. Townsend. Of
the 81 New DIRK Regiment, though lie v a.
aided by portion of his command. When
the town was occupied. and The HeNsians We're
laying their vaudal hands upon the property
oi the lnhthIt2nts, piilaEing and destroying
without limit the persons TO whom we have
alluded Went TO the room OF Hampton Ledge
and secured all the records, TVgaila, and
every thing of value. These they CAREFUL;
stoWd in q chest and sent thcm 10 Baltimore
The fact WAS reported 10 Adjutaut Alexander
at Fort McEeHry, and he recoiuIn ended that
they be deposited III some Lodge in Baiti-
more, which was probably done. He then
waited upon Col W. W. Moore, commander
at Fort McHenry, and that officer informed
him that if the Masons Of Virginia would
communicate with him, lac would see that p
safeguard was procured Tor their transporta-
ton TO the Virginia side. MI Alexander
took deep interest in tue matter, rs did sew
eral other gentlemen in Baltimore, knowing
that the ancient records Of the Hampton
Lodge were precious relics 10 the craft in Nir-
ginia.
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WHAr LIEeoLS r Dome N NoRrHwESTER
\!aaISIA.--It stems 10 bc clear that the Lin
raiE GoFerhmeni has organized new United
AHtas District Court in Northwestern Nir-
slhia appointing some traitor in place OF
.jutS. Broken brouEh, and shat this Court
h1s instructed its grand jury 20 inaict, ana
ihe} have accordingly indicted, several hum
dried worthy citizens Of that region for treason
Among those thus branded rs traitors by the
ab'Iuinable Lincoln dynasty, we may men
}tgu tLe venerable, Gen. I. =. Raymond, of
Marion county who is now in This city, and
"a number Of other refugees from that section.
Cd. VI J. valley is also under the ban. SO,
'l>o, are many worthy and loyal EirginiaEs
whose circumstances WoUid rot allow them
.r ietYe. home. These eases cali with ii loud
voice uIcn the Confederatr. Government to
d9 sil Ia jts power to extend lis authority
u,rg that portion Of our Stale. Let Rospn-
altnz, Reynolds, and their followers, aiders
and abctiors, be expelled by powerful army,
ana the !Tue men he enabled to feel the pro
'.ctfng arm Of g. nation which Is "a power in
'!r earth" We feel ccIt1il. t,,a The Conted
s-ate authorities experience q lively inter, st
3D.. lac welfare CT ne people Of North western
Virginia vino arr tn" IL the South.
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TEL r GRA PMnc new.
The Suspicious Vessels on Shs North csrs.
lima Coast

WiIsISeros, SEPT. 18th su.p.csoa. ..f.r
Is sun or New Inlet. some anc- ~ spy~.sa
70 be steamer. again sail sr ve~ssi. TwA
steamers wer" yesterday seea OF Nav Islst
only one to-day
Two or three pilots were DC soy "a on 90 ssn
day last.
s'x steamers were repori st on Macon %
monday, bnr have sinoe ds Appeared IL -
the general belief ina; lhe a.-tinatson A.
Cape Fear.
A reliable gentleman fr,m New River
onsiow county, reports heavy firing on A..
diy last to the eastward fro a A. N. TN 4
p. u. Nothing more Is known.
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y.
The latest copy of the New York Herald
which has reached us thus speculates upon
the design Of England to reinforce her Uana
dian army:
As a reason for the dispatc OF SO large a
force 10 Canada, ii may be alleged by the
BRUSH Government that it WAS in consp-
Guence OF an apprehension that an attemp.
might be made at the annexation of Canada
TO the United tates, and as a simple measure
OF safety during the war in this country But
no such explanation will be accepted BY the
people of the United States or those in Eng
land who are cogniZant of the real objects the
Government have in view--tha idea OF our
invading Canada without the provocation of
war with England being absurd. We say
this because We have no doubt the Govern
ment viii be asked for an explanation of a
proceeding, which, Judging by the pa rliamen-
tary and press remarks upon the original re
enforcement, is certain to provoke strong on
position In England, and may not uuIjkpIy
lead to Il change of administration Tn. sig
nihcance OF the act OF sending such n large
body OF troops TO swell the already unusually
large niIIttry force III Canada, is increased
ty Il simultaneous change in the Governor
ship Of the colony. Sir Edmund Head is to
be superseded by Lord Monck an Irish peer
who viii doubtless act upon special insIruc-
tons and be the willing Instrument OF The
present ministry.
Ii will be fortunate for Engiand if the ah
senCe OF SO large portion of her ma val and
}
open Il convenient opportunity for Louis Ma
poleon to carry into execution some OF his
AYorite European objects, of which the an =
nexation OF the island of Sardinia Is among
the least. And II viii be well, in any case
for her 10 profit by our warning advice tina i
breaking the blockade maintained br the
l nited States Government would be tho ore %.
lTde 10 tha most disastrous chapter in her
history. Her Shipping would be swept from
the seas ten millions of her Ueople--tha
q eric II,
would be reduced 10 destitution starvation
and riot would reign in Lancashire and the
very throne itself, undermined by the Puri-
tan party, would be imperIled. Meanwhile
the United States, fighting in a good cansa
and with vastly superior resources 10 thos,.
of England, would be comparatively iittls
affected, and at length emerge victorious. -
put ior the SAKE OF humanity and ciyiliza-
ton, II is to be hoped, however oninous may
be the signs of the times, that such war will
never darken the century In which we live
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Tha Southern. Bound L;,;eoin E1e.,

ArersrA, Ga. Sept 25.-rhs sav.ns,A
Republican of this morning says that the &c.
counts from Richmond relative TO tha ds~,i.
nation OF the feet recently fitted out by I.ln.
coin. has been corroboratsd by q istt-. Irusa
Il Southern lady in New YORK; II has ai.c
been corrohorated by intelligence received IA
Charleston. On Monday lar, Gen. Ripley
received dispatch, announcing that the gs.t
recently fitting out at Old Point Comfort had
sailed south
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SgRIoUs RgNc0yTRg IN Tue CREscRxr C,,y
a rencontre emanatng from q family din
Guilty, occurred in New Orleans, on last Fri
day, between Edward Dussumier and Ed
CARA Desforses. After the first blow, both
drew their revolvers and commenced firing
Desiorses received three balls, one in the wrist
which broke the wrist and arm, and two
through the lungs, which will most likely
prove fatal. Dussumier received one wound
which, though serious, is not considered
mortal, the bait entering the right side In
front, ana passing out At the back Desforges
was placed il u carriage and taken home. md
Daesulnier was conveyed 10 Il dwelling near
by. The morally wounded party Is said to
De II very Young man, not more than twenty
TWO years ofase, and both OF them belong 10
Old Creole families.
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LETTER FEo& \ j54LTIMcEE BOT.-Wc have
p,gused q letter written by :; led OF thirteen
years, in Baltimore, ~ . relative IN this city
which, though Hot Of 80 late 4 dat as oar las :
aiHlces, a. latefcs sing IL sho |lug the spiTi {
which anilnates the ycuti of the Monulnen tai
Cifv. He SAYS I'VE ere being cruelty ground
g.ter the iron heel Of aEbrc cpIreS>ion.-
My have 80 police, ard soon ~ The I-ecis-
lttUrr passes the Or.!Iuauc Of Secession, The
nsmters have no other hope bat 10 be sent 10
bast-l Lafayette, wien The oath 81 allegiance
10 the Lincoln Government wi}I - admins
,..tt - The citizens ol tip STATE unless they
a.- speedily reiir} 81 .: rather rescued, by tnr
Confederate :roorz." "Wil;n Maryland Is
called on, <. " viii b. nh 10 time. ana ] sup
p.se We can icrsnsh th'cty OF fcrty more reai-
l4-ats, wae.l tie arm ;. tross.s the Potomac
.lere is uiUeil .n2Ge ia Tie letter, bal it re-
isir. chiefly 10 incjacn Il of Fcderal tyranny
N4'u WAicu oar readers are familiar. Iigh the
~e.. OF Baltimore had I!te pluck ot thut boy
,3. guns Of Fort McHPnry would not Tong
Town them iutJ su5mIssion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26

l,s1AaL SfA8P8.-yVe observe that postage
s,.t.upe are prepared and Issued ia many cities
- me South, ana why can Ne n4t have THEA
- '"e capital! Surely, the expense al hay'
~ tf SCI printed IL net so great az 10 conn-
"e'dtNe Tie iDcOnseniences TO which the
P'''''e are subjected under the existing ar
'""&eI-~hi. The subject Is one which requires
- ta'nent, for the necessity is apparent 10
, - "he. We nope, therefore, that our
''"HioAd Postmaster viii follow the sza.n
% ma en tefprising G. ties South Of us, and
'~'' -lainps al ssn early day.