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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

lcoRREsPoSDEScR OF rHA RICHMOND DISPATCH

PORTSMOUTH, April "a, 1851.
We have been busily engaged since Sunday
morning preparing batteries at the Hospital
and Craney Island. The former is nearly
completed Several Dahlgren guns are al
ready mounted. The old ship United States
was towed down to the buoy off the mouth OF
the Western Branch, but has been Brought
back for the puraoas. as I learn. of putting
guns On hoa,d oi her: Everything is moving
forward with celerity, and very soon our TIA te
OF defence will be anite complete. Now we
have no fears OF successful attack-indeed,
it may be well supposed that for the present,
nothing of the kind is designed.
Yesterday three fine volunteer eomuanies
from Georgia arrived here. They are a noble
looking set OF men, Some intercourse have
had with q good number of them has i'm :
pressed me with their high toned and gen tie
manly character. In one of the conn panies is
gen Nsman sixty five years of age. He is of
high social position, and in all that pertains
to him there is furnished an illustra tios =. .ns
power Of those influence y.leh fpray;til
among our peopte e GEAR gcs ward such men
to the f.....t .aak TO meet the despised foe
4he captain OF one ofthe COM panies is Bap-
tlst minister of some etion, enigaas' for
his piety, which is in true consistently wiz
this devotion " 10 tnt qatss or truth aud
rightso9sness n which he Is now engaged
morning met in the Bay llys large steamers
heavily loaded with troops, supposed to be on
theiF way 10 Washington. As the Geo. Pea
body passed Old Point this morning TO your
city, she WAS eaiteu 10 oy heavy lire across
her bows. The sound of the guns yas heard
here, and it was supposed th.... the boat Due
here HAD been halle. and was prev-s; ;s.i frcitf
com...-g up. Very soon ,..ts sappositfon be-
came a positive SAsrmation, and hot excite
ment WAS diftnsinS itself when the boat ar.
givsd Let oui people, far and wide. beware ps
dhetisning every sgpposi,lon and snssy !afnlng
every yrdlnor:-intinits nisehief is done by this
course.
Since Gen. Gwynn has become commander
of the forces here mat tiers move on systeIna Ii
cally, and every assurance is held by u.s. lie
il the man above almost every other man 10
whom the respect, yea, the affectionate regard.
Of this people gushes forth. For many years
he was resident among US, and we know him.
5 h1e EAtAo
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REsIaNArIoSs.-The resignations at wash-
ington within few days past are Quite nm.
meroas' Among the army officers are the fol-
lowing. -y't.zs
Gen. Joseph E. johnson. Onartermas.er-
SIenerai; Col. Ro. E Lee. LIST Cavalry; Brevet
Col; Charles A. May; Capt W. L. CnbeII.
sistant z Qoartermaster; 1t. j. b. Hood I'd
~, L Lomax, LIST Cavalry; Brevet Lieut. Col.
John Il. Magruder, LIST ARTILLERY: Lit. GAB.
Anderson, I'd Dragons; Capt. f. f.. McLain.
Assistant sluartermaster; Lieut.. j. Marina
duke, TN Infantry; CapI. Sam Jones, lst Ar
tiliery; Bvt. Lieut.. Col. John II. Winder, 81
Artillery: Lieut. w p Smith Topographical
Engineers; Lieut.. John =. Saunders, Ord
nance department; Asst. Surgeon Charles IL.
Smith.
The following are among the designations In
the Interior Depar tment on Monday:
Census Buredu.-W. b. GulIick. N. Il
Chief Clerk. SALARY q, 900 per ann nrn y -
Hamilton, Ky; w w McCreery. Ya.:J p
Torbert. d. O.; T: Q. Hancock. N. o. John
renee, n. c.; - Ssngstack, va: Major Saw
yer va; A. Baker. New Mexico; W Fiaher-
Patent 0taes--D r. Bell, N. O.; Ben,ami,
Dorsey. Md: 3. F. Suother. (frst Class. .Sl 800
yesterday. rG'
Land 0ace.--E. P. Higginsoa, va. ~. Il.
Wilson, MINI ~. II. Clark, KY; NJ H. S,ar.
buck, Ohio, lsecond-eiass. sl,4ao clsrk.l re-
signed yesterday. s.sfTss.s' -,
Pension Bareau IL II. Woolford, Md .W
Q. Slade, Va 3. frere, D. u. Col Hu,icsr-
ford, Va; w. Il. Woodley, Va James E.
Morris, Md.
In tine General Post Once Department Dr.
hunter, OF Va, Sd class; j. T.. Lanca ster ID
~, 4th elass clerk. and w. A. Norris. N. II
"a class clerk, have resigned. DIR. Saowli.n
OF Nd, mas been removed,
Robert Cawthorn. of Va, 81 class clerk in
the sixth Auditors Onice. hiss resigned.
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~ ............Special Notice. :.

81 Special Notice. -aA
$4,000 WORTH OF
ELE 9 a It d RY g % ID !,
AT An ID BE Low COST,
FOR CASH ONLY
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Ia consequence of the general ma cial dera nge.
nent thEoug bout the country have deter mi a ed
10 sell OF our superior and desirable stock Of
II Il Y Il q o ID S,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
Es possible
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST from paper If Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought to this country.
In nHoUsEkEEPING GOODS, our stock Ia very
large and coIaplete, consisting Of
Table pAMASK.
Linen SHEETING,
Hlley Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCkABACK. &C., Sc
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
and al the latest styles OF French and English
FAuR RIcS.
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and summer.
EMBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDkFS.,
sHAWLs, CLOAKS aud MANTLES,
sHIRTlNGS and sHEETINGS
PLANNELS and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS
B0MBAZINES and BLACK ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
kE Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. K. PARKER & CO.,
l$s Main street, Eagle Square.
n. BAH persons indebted to US, will please
longer indulgence will not be given.
NH h-ts A. H p Co
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byssgepsiei II 40, lake BAKEHS raEkIBH
ht ~ Eks.s They are the onlY I$naSes fof dfasxse
ysg SAFER ffoE: fagstits tsfop, Hani Of Appetite
70 ere each sad all Do yea fest feeble, dshiIl-
sS sa restless q night, and ncApacitsd1or busi.
sss, ssss BAkER,s BITTERs will iavi9osn4s your
.n,st your siuMbers, give you an aexuberAece OF
tp..It, that will make the lsbors of the day ss
1s.s pss1ms. Vegetable In heir properties and
t,-@ With skiis. shey are adaptsa 70 the cure
y aiI diseases Of The stomach ana bowels. and ae,
= III s.eetre rspidity upon the blood and liver.
siess. y ssrsspsrbsstis. To bshaa al prgg'
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leans Delta SAYS: 3hHtt ~ p saR4ssS
We heard Of an instance of patriotic liberal.
ity on the pari of one Of our merchants YES.
terday, which deserves special mention. Mr.
W. A. Violet, one OF our largest wholesaI.,
grocers, hearing that the gallant and xealous
Capt. L. Lay he'd raised . volunteer COM
pany Of GnS Eundfed Eeii-who were supuiied
with an the quiprhents OF soldiers. and nssiy
Wanted unffofms-sent an order. "a fhe fEns.
tain. ON clothing ss tabiish,nsat TO have tis.
whole company uniformed AZ his (Mr. yio-
letts) expense. Ii
The folieNinx letter. with the Governorx
patriotic response, appeare In the Nashville
American is6 IS eaaza -
eNAsHvyLIg April 18Th. 1881.
III Hss Ercsasaey IsaAx @ HARRis,
-.Gosunor II fsansss>s. ii
SIN held myself Ia readiness to houor yeur
aralt on me Tor Thousands Of dollars. To aid you
IN placing Tennessee IN . state OF defence
II doubt net that there are mAny others on ifa
as able, And more patriotic thAn myself who vii
sition. ~
Z aia. most respectfully, yoar pA',.,sv.a
80 *1sg PoyaLIsn
lthonly when We send OF suck in.san.s.
= esnssoSy ana psrotsm shat we snyy
good. S"ss ~ w
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~ Liverpool and London Fire and Life
IGSU RANCE COMPANY,
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CASH CAP'LANp RESERVED FUND. 80, 600, ,oea
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES sbo, goo
DAlLY REVENUE..u............ 1900
81 Stockholders personally responsible for all
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4Axse BaoWS, Esq, Chairman
rkAkoIs CofrEssrT, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
ssast. ssstl 4sss,ssls.. 4ss.issIs. 4 a'a s. n. coa.al.
tpgssH HpTfLE, Tea. -
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AaaUAL and SHORT POLICIES Issued on same
terms ~ other frst-elass Companies.
Al losses promptly adjusted and paid without
tsisreRes 10 the home efncS.
CHAs: Z. WoRTHAM, Agent,
10 H--tE - a. Nan strHst
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Decisions ofthe Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Virginia Tennessee r. X. Co. us. Taliaferro.
argued by Tucker and Patton, Mosby & Speed.
ana =. X. Slaughter for the plaintiffs. and
Jonn y. l.. Goggin and James Garland for the
qeIenoant. Judgment of the Circuit Court of
bedford county affirmed.
~ wnite vs. White and others. Argued BIZ r
= DANIEL for the appellant, and Barton a.
Aerndon for the appellees. DEGREES of the
Oircait Court Of Spotsylvania and Caroline
counties reversed.
The Farmers Bank of Virginia re-. Kent.
Talne fse q 20. Argued by Mosby & Speed and
Wm SIreen for the plaintiffs, and John o l.
Goggin and Thomas j. Kirkpatrick for the
oeiendants. Judgment Of the Circuit Court
OF Lynchburg affirmed
MItcheii Us. Moore and others Argued bv
arthur A. Morson and o. r. Sllugh II Q : for the
appellant. and Peachy K. Grattan for the ~
peIiees. Decree of the Circuit Court of Bed
lord county reversed
West ps. Ferguson and others Arguad h,
IA Macfarland Il Roberts for the plaintiff' and
i.eaa q MARI for the defendants Judg
elt OF the Circuit Court of Halifax coup ty
affirmed.
City of Richmond cs. Tavror and others
ATgued by II. Daniel for the appellant and
John ROBERTSON for the appellees Decree of
sas circuit court of the City of Richmond
Smiths Ex'or rs Couch and others. Ar
sued oy Andrew Johnston and Con way Rob
iilson Tor The plaintiff, and Peachy.R Grattan
ana august Randolph for the defendants
Judgment OF the Circuit Court of Louisa
county affirmed
smith $ TX or ps. Couch and Others Second
case argued by Andrew Johns ton and
conway Robinson for the plaintiff, and Peachy
II. Grattan and August & Randolph for the
oeienuants Is. Judgment of the Circuit Court
of Louisa affirmed. .I-'- :.
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Arr'vat Of Mfittary.-The followinr vo,up.
teer companies arrived in Richmond yester
rasd ray, aoovt O'Clock, via tae Danviiis Rail
Can.. K. g. Trisg. ia men Company "a :,
r1ttsylyansa county, lolst Regiment, Can't
Wm. II. Werth, s4 men Pulaski Guard
Capt. Jas. A Walker, SO men; Prospecl
+. q. Wall. and Farm mviile Guards. CANT r
a. Booker 80 men, All OF the above com panies
presented unmis taxable evidence OF being corn
posed OF the right material. The FarmvilIs
the one they hail from, '''''
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=. PRIxcE rnwARn.-lf all our yolun teer CON-
panies are called futo the field, Prince Edward
viii hav on duty more than three -fourths Of
her enrolled soldiers, and should they not be
enough, we have more Of the "saIaa scrtb
ready TO respond 70 their eauntry's cafi.--
Farmufils Journal
The Prince Edward companies which ar.
yiyed in Richmond yesterday are u das spsci.
mems Of yolpnt nteey soldiers as We have yet
sesn.
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nocs AGAIN The two companies of infantry
from Amelia county recently ra;ectea S.,rl an,
having the requisite number of men. having
peeh nome, easily obtained the small addition
required, and are now back again resolved TO
nave one chance for pop at the enemyn
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Drttttng Recrutts.-The volunteers now en-.
canped at the Fair Grounds needing insrrnc
tioh IN the art OF war, are receiving il at aha
hands Of the Lexington Cadets. whe are thor
onghly posted and prove excellent drill mas
ters !t Is said that the volun taers show an
as.oh,ehing aptitude in profiting by their
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More Coming - Thirteen more of tho IN,
MAID klfies tSouth Carolina troops| arrived
Yesterday evening. A great crowd collected
I'LL at sne petersburg Depot looking out for the
ooys from Dixle's land, 300 more OF which "a
nars OF the regiment already here) are daily
expected. ~ "iS
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More Volunteers or ths Pihsf w.t..
meeting OF the employees OF the :. Tredag,r :
n.... t,un ~ Otis oil this city, held iast week. q
,,.a na..ailon OF four companies, of ~ men etcb
,vas was osanlsed, o, when the folio wing ofiicers
r Com Pany A--P. $. Derbyshire. t,apta,n :.
sd - y; IL "a; Leach, lst Lieut.; John H. Divine
phy, 4th Lieut. Vi i""r-
Company Bro s. Archer c,,,,,0
:, nos. U.S. >: Avis, First Lieutenant. Iteni,n,in
v; merry, Second Lisa tenant. 1''' 50 "'''
u CSSwpany Swpny U.-Wm. Prescott. Captain: ".
Secoud = r.rst Lieutenant. Alex. Delaney,
o0mpany D;-Wm. T.. Tanner. C,rt1,n
=. II. Archer, First Lieutenant: las shrrrv'
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Oaons IN GaeRaIA.--A letter from Oconee,
Ga, says: s'Crnps are promising
crop excellent, and corn aud cotton stand
planted - gepArallY.. Planters have put corn
Ia their best lands. We are preparing to feed
Ms army.
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Inspector Generdt.-We have neglected :,
Inenton heretofore, in our notice of militarv
movements, =, the appointment of Mr.. John n
Baldwin, of Augusta county. as Iosn..a,. -.
Ieneral On the troops now being mustered in.
10 the service OF the State Mr. Baldwin i. a
sion here " q" sts-
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, uans (or North Carolina Two ter. inch
Colum oiads WI be sent down this morning
10 aid In the defence of our North Carolina
friends We have plenty of big guns, and to
spare as yet, and abundant facilities for MAX
ing them, if we did not
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TAE PoronAc.-The WaaAIngton Star. of
Tuesday evening saws

AAs FofohAc.-Ihe Waanne ton Star. OF
Tuesday evening, says: F
gentleman who eaOA Passenger In the
James Jerome from PHILADELPHIA. tIat reach :
ed the Washington Navy Yard yesterday. In
torms rs, that after that vessel wss brs,,ea I
70 ey Fort washington ON she eseains nsiore
last, be came hither On foot from - ~ici.s {, =
OF the Fort, aud saw men busily enwnsed Wa,
terday merntng erecting battery On fhs Ma
ryiAnA shore opposite the Whtee Hone
aasy were working under ths prslsc tioa q =
The U. 5. steamers Anacostia sad poeaheh.
Ass tne latter vessel or some seQ0 tom. tsrs
nov eoth II NE Washing Ton Navy -Nas1. and
are 1mpiy sniAclsat 10 keep the sas igsaioa OF
.ne @ Iosomnc ", open against any foree thAt can
10 come, we imasine eNs-
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Anotner Fsderdt Olacer Resigned Mr. Ed.
mona 4. ID Myers, native of Richmond. and
man OF enviabIe acu uirement, n. q 80, nho
gineer, recently Principal Assistant Ene,nsa.
oa Or, the ashington Aqueduct, a most iinpor.
tant work, has resigned his position and Sa
turned nome, being unable to stand Lincoln
and his pesliferous crew. A'oohi hi
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ooea ided-Some % our MERCHANTS now
close their establishments az o'cioeksthms
s.!g s,vaHg themselves and help" more time To-
here. a good idea s"'ns oi'
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,, nans afms.-A teieg aphic dispatch was
yes1FUay received by the Mayor of Rieh
whether any Of the cannon al the HslIona 4 a
eehai cooid De obtained for use In that State
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ArttHery Company Organfxed7 Tt.
Thomas Artillery was dnIy organ,y., ial. ne
nign', oy the election of r. d. Staaafiss C.n.
@a, ,asn, charles Il; Thornton as list Lienisn.np,
af nuxar xa macon "a Lieu tenant and q fun corn.
mas been fully equipped and uniform.!p.S ~,
gf grey; ~ al cost OF $4,000, by wealthy ci,izsn
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Atte".ton, Merchants Merchant tn ard q. sers
IN Jefferson Ward, (all below I'm .treet ,
a;.n m0n1o ao Wen 70 read and atter.d TO = notice
given by the Commissioner II the Rayenns
and Sheriff in the Dispateh of 10. ra,-G1.'N.--"o
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The Palmetto Regln.e,.s.-As some errors
crept INTO our enumeration of the names
OF the officers of the First Regiment of
south Carolina Volunteers, whose arrival
same, corrected, to-day. Yesterday the DE.
haio hifes and Richardson Guards. number
ing 70 men, arrived here, and as more were
expected last night. There are about six b an
ing is list Of the officers of the Regiment.
BrigadIer- General-M. l.. Bonham.
staa OF Gov. of S. Cool M. A Moora
Col. j. q. Calhoun 81 o iAoo' e.
A F: Aldrich, Col. r. b. Boyiston, &c ~,oi ~ !
~; NJ hlpscom6, Col. j. w. Simpson Mai. s.
w. Nelson, Maj Ed. Sparr Hammond. Mai,
sam W. Melton, Col, J. NJ +. Castor. Sur
OF the lss s. @. Regiment-Col Maxcv
.Tregg, Lieut.; Col. ID. H. Hamilton, Mai 4
~ Smlth, AdJt Ferguson, Quartermastar
McGoWan, Commissary Kennedy. '''
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Good Qavs Wovk.--Eievea couapanies wers
mustered inso Che ssry ylcs - ths SiAts yss,ss.
each, Perhaps twenty flys eoyns "a ~ Sars
eesn ysestysd Mp 70 tAis time,
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Formation Of q Feto Folunteer Company.-
lhe feeling of the people, the bone ana sinew.
Is SHOWN IN nothing more plainly than in the
eagerness with which they rush to the stand
ara q their State, to uphold her rights in
TINS contest. They offer up themselves. and
IL need be, will shed their blood as an earnest
OF their devotion. As a proof of this asser
tion, we chronicle the fact that IA second com
pany OF Richmond Grays have been raised
mere, to the number of 10 men, in "a hours
II TINS Is not responding with alaerity to the
can OF duty, we confess an ignorance Of the
meaning OF the word The following officers
nave been chosen: Captain VIM. Ira smith;
FIRST Lieutenant, John h. Greanor; Second
lieutenant, Richard NJ. Crawford; Third
Lieutenant, James T. Vaughan VIM. 0rea-
nor, Esq, gave $500 towards equipping and
unliorming the company, who will soon re-
port Tor active service. Mr.. Greanor is ma
i've OF Baltimore, and one of the ..QId De-
lenders OF that city against the British in
1914; FOR long series OF years an nonored
resident OF this vicinity, he could not forbear
10 lend material aid in the cause of the South
now, feeling assured that the services in 1851
tnougn different from that of 'by gone years
IN KIND, was the same in quality, aud would
operate TO drive the vandaie from our country
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Filled Up Alt the posts crentss, nv ,ha
igenciss ol the tiynes within the Nayorss vsss
nave Lev4 Les lowed on applicant. ihsrstur- = :
shsN4n QegAnns n0t aware of the fact are con.
santiy soliciting employment through the in.
seFsentaon % tbs Head Cf Police. :.
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-u"steTen INTO Servtce.-lhe Howitzer Conn
pany paraded yesterday TO the number of 2IO
lenougn 10 make three companies,) and were
mustered into service
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anonymous Cn'a m unications Mavor
q inns city, who just about now has his hands
tuii, y constantly receiving communica tions
70 Wnicn the writer's forget to append their
names. The Mayor. as people ought to know.
cannot pay attention to infOrma ton or saeyes.
PIE have any thing TO say concerning u. pub.
iic weai, II Is an easy matter TO apten6 q real
name, or do even better, see ;ae Na5o or person
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Popular Resort Capitoi Sopara
crowded yesterday evening with i,afies ,nd
olhers witnessing the volu u iions of the vo,,,,
sesrs sesrs. 80 me farmvile Guard appeared On the
as did the Home Guard of Lynchhnr Is ~ u,
cGrps 60 n OF mountain boys, who know how 10 do
al tne motions with ease and dignity. Tssv
Will make their mark, If allowed the chancS
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Knocked o., .3s Head.-An oflicer Of police
yesterday discovered an indivtaoal nrnsaS
yaaSis franklin lying in an open boat below
excavation in his fore head. ahova The lsft ava
lie was insensable. and covered wjsh gore II
was not ksawn by what means hSlIncnm,,,.'
ted Ne pIpry. A pesnit was obtainsal ana
House In Q waaon, sae oo1.
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&T Health, Health
BETTER THAN GOIDt


BETTER THAN GOLDi
MISS MARY sG0PIKLD, PRECRpTREss, No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMoRE-'' Truth STRANGER
hfn Fiction. This lady suffered for years with
Chronic Infainmatory rheumatism in it. most
malignant form She first contracted the dis ca Sc
matter from child that had the white swelling
Prom thi, time to wonaD hood her suffeiBgs were
eYtreme-she never had relief from pain until
cured by IiAMPToN'S TISCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter
81 often wish my parents had known Of this
have been saved the exeruciating pain 1 have
bseu subjected to, well as the deformity OF body
nHst carry to the grave. and my parents wou Id
not have heen under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and in sending me, s they did, 20
the celebrated springs i'll England in search OF
me ana hear the BENEFITS have derived from this
+--5t1re OF Hampton's. | try to make all ac-
q4hintea S4tn lts nrtgss with 9ho4 1 co1.s in
e4gt4et. 80 -'l
'iueutlemen, ! am thousand times obliged to
you, and you are at liberty to use my naIIe and
case TO alt
' remain yours In gratitude,
MARY A. ScoPIgLp,
"No. $50 w est Baltimore street.
rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia Debility, scro-
fu!a, Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, &c, are cured
by II.
FEMALES AND GHILDRRN.-This TINCrURR
Will be found great medicine for all their dis
Gall aad get ramphi ists, ana rssa many Of the
neat powerful posei bio heaas Of cures of the
Above diseases OF oar own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO, Richmond
BY DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug.
gis;s in Petersburg; by MORTIMER & NOW.
keepers everywhere VI per bottle six bottles.
N l-d&cWte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

Unjust eRGrae.-Frank Johnston and A. A
I*tns Iere summoned before the RECORDER
yesterday, for threa tening Geo r Castor ~,
Appeared that the par ties, who are members
oi volunteer companies and men with strong
southern proeliyities, becoming ACC couainIe6
n,ah nlsn tne iaet mat Castor had voted for the
Al store here he was employed. on ia.h
street, and informed Aim that his presence in
tnis community vas not desirable and ad yised
ain n'm 20 tsAye- The complaint was dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-26

Recorders sCourt.--Rscordsr U...,.
day ordered Jesse. slays Of S. g. Tardy !" -
pnaehsa Ter axsanltiag VIM. II Gs,... ~ 70 -
Mssy MAJ s, sas :. y p Up for beating Mary Piacss,s
Iss psrsicinan, % II ua 4; - s was the psin.l. viii.
Joaa ulsrnly, mp for spiritual irasss.s,snr sn.'
lconHnc, s dismissed With . caaiian q . fasnrs