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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-29
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NOALI COALII .CUAL III
Y Jones Coal Y I'd. hivs street, pear the lover
Bridge 8 the plaoe 70 get GO0D NS5i Lion,
lHtpPE "a, AHTHRAOITE, SNITHING and
other oals, a. low p cB
11-orders sddress 10 P. 0. Box 1926 will receive
promnt attention. X. y. JONES.
ootl2 3i9
...R q. WALLACE
G0KEl OOKElI C0KElll-W.
~ Il. WALEAOE son Manufacturers OF COKE
ron the purs
HAMMONDSVILE STRIP VEIN GOAL
hlsO-Dealers in said C0al for tmrthing and Do.
ma5tic Purposts. VIII hu ord RS Tor the osiebTated
JEFFERs0H FIRE BRICK,
FIRE CLAY, (grJun5,l
Chimney TOPS.
WATER PIPES,
VIZ. WALLACE 4 sOR,
Hsmmon9Eviiie Jefferson Co., o.
oct (Ou O. 4 P. Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

TIE Fret South Caro'ino Regi17en'- To'orc'
.aocscR Greqq.--oince writing our notice Of
tnia regiment, which appeared on Friday last,
VIC have had the pleasure Of al Interview H!th
its veteran commander, Col. Gregg, and are
happy to learn that neither he nor his officers
nor men have any idea Of abandoning sle var.
1t il tho purpose &c Col. g. tn remain in Rich
moGd for p tew weeks and await the roturn of
his command, who aro in the meantime 20 en-
10Y hrief visit II their horneS. Too much
praise cannot be awarded 70 Col. Gres,- and
the ehtvarVus, self -acrideng spirits no has
tie honor to lead. They have always been the
frst to t2he tho iieid iii their county cause
and they delight . he il the thickes5@of tho
fight. Col. Greg hir2saif returned from he
Mexican wa- with nigh reputation as p com
maNder. and tDe Deeds Of raor performed BY
the eoutn Carolina troops ip that nar covered
tbs Stato With itnPerisnshio renowu,
We have heart, it said. aua have no reason
70 doubt, that It proceoded from high autho-
-iJy, That C0ionoi Gregg i.as been looked upon
as one u the uloat ehcient and competent COM
mandine o.!.ccrS IL ,lo department OF the 20
tonac, aud bis meu .s the no. thoroughly
disciplined and effective body of men On TIE
|; iielt. They have 5a,. but emo brush With sns
enamy-that ct Vienna. For their own osaes
we almost wish cessation OF hostiIities in tlat
/ quarter, until they resume their position as
part Of the advanced coinrrn Of General Beau.
| -ar'i's army.
In these remarks We 40 NOT desire 10 disper
| age tbs other regiments from the same State
| or those from my other part Of the Contelera
| cy. HE proficiency we commend is due. il
+, great measure, to the advantages tho First
have possessed froui moro Ieng.heped prepa.
ration anu service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

NOT ATRAID.-The editor of the Lexington
Qn} hemocra+ So 3 man who Will express his
sentiments. The batter has no terrors Tor him
He invites assauiE from the Black Republican
authorities Of Illinois, in the following bold
and emphatic style
The Knox Republican calls upon the Srata
au thoEitles - arrest us, with some other Dem
oeTdtIc editors, as traitors simply because, In
me langaage of hat enlightened Journal, We
'are very busy ,ust at tnls time i'll hea ping
abuse ana harsh epitiae.s upon the head OF
Ar. Lincoln This Is he only complaint
asa'ns. Us, and We plead gaiity, II 20 6erest
LtHcOln ma kos one IA traitor. We ara as tnii Of
treason as al egg is Ot meat, ana, moreover,
upon li.tlt 9aS4s there 70 tonr thousand Of 1he
best traltoGs III Fulton county the sun in
heaven ever looked upon! Come on with
your HACK Republican state authorities FOR
the purpose Ut crushing out tree speech We
are willing 70 rs SACRIFICED upon the altar; aud
rather than live under military 6espotisru,
soen as is invoked by the K~puoiean, We mad
rather see the State of Illinois RAINING tea
feet deep in human gore, and her last inhabi-
taGt drowned la the red flcod "Give as lib
erty or give as dea ia -
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MG. EpIroR We have read in tla news
papers more than oue reccmmcudaltc0 10 our
sTcopf % wear badge OF particular de-
scriu.ion, designating the Part of the p=raon
on :. hl1h ii should BE worn, in order 10 dis
tineuisa one another ii a melee with the eEa-
my. Now l. is obvious, up0u very little re-
Election, that q badge which becomes known
to ihe enemy, eltbof by being p1olishea ia
paper. O. by any other Tde&ns ~ com
municatiou, must expose those who adopt l. 10
intiuite danger. We remember, Taany years
ago, hearing orc who h1st been an actor upOn
thu particular occasion, speak OF this device
ca having been adopted Is one OF two yiolont
poll tiCal parties, bei vya"n Wdlch collision OF
& very hostile character was apnr"heedet -
Ii 80 happened, that i spy Cbsuined possess
sion of one OF It's badges, and sent it, with Il
descr. ption OF the Inanner in which il was 10
be worn, 10 the opposing party. The latter
uuscrupUously resortTd 70 the eXpsGient of
wearing the Identical badge, at th~ same time
adopting znother, by which its own members
could readily distinguish esch ether. but
which was not sufficiently conspicuous 10 be
r-cegujzsa sls IL marx III dtst.Gs~ goa 10y others.
Had the expected collision, unoeT zach elg~
eunl2tauces, taken place, the weapons Oh tne
betrayed party, If used at aii, must have been
useai eq sally against friend and foe, aud its
badge vODia have insured ats own CsstruG-
ton, or placed i. ~ t5e mercy OF lis eneTaies
Oar former allies, il nos ike the Spartan
youth, taught TO steal, III ORDER 10 af'"nle
Them fhe botter 70 deceive an enemy, are yet
thoroughly practiced Soartans IN the ART or
deception; anu we nave every reason 10 H9
satisfied by what we have airoacT witnessed,
ihat II, ~ The course OK this War, they ever
gain any advantages over ns, Il win be hY
low craft rather than tsy saior aud by aral@.
L he very name, Yankee, denotes one who. IN
peace, puts money in Els purse by cheating,
dhc "nos in war, sposis only by stfatagefn
Instead OF suffering them 10 triumph over us
ny mere guile, let us rather, by .cauJion and
vigilance, oe prepared To taas sL1t.l Il. their
gym net. .,
Tisato Yankaios, g.op. pssgna..sss. sed fugsIs-
tes, pYeca1tes, feates, and domain poreales.
x1as sSGrTa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

The Abingdon virginian, OF the 21st, Gays.
s. We had In Abingdon on Tuesday aud Wed
nesday MORNINGS, right smart .rost. but va.
have heard OF no damage 10 the gardens"
\ watch factory is soon 20 be established In
or near Charleston hy esarmxn eiuEep,
who is fniiy ae9uain ted with The procsss re-
qufed. @s =
Only u, ,ssG people emtgratest from ireland
las year, The xeiaistanass ssnt home from
Aiaerica In 1seo amounted to 4, ,sas vGe.
James Abercrombe, formerly prominent
citizen OF Russeli ~. Alns, died nj Pen-A
sacola. Fla, ON Tuesday morning last. as
The Charlotte lN. O. Da:noerat says that
it learas from all directions the most favor
able accoants OF tina wheat crcps. q
The Warren lark Home tauard hoists the
naTne OF Je6. Davis and Albert tikn for Prsst.
dent and Woe Prcsidel
Chief Jussice aeofgsl D. glow - apoksn Of
- 4 candidate for Hovernog Of MAssa0Aa-
setss at the coming election.
A hcgsAeaA Of tohacco nom Wastssn vtr.
ginia WA cold on saturday IN Lpntn0aAlos
Ky, st 90 rsr 100 ponAds. saass.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

2CSsIxa THv BLocyAnr-~The South Caro-
lima schooner Petrol, j. Mnrden command
ins, lett South Idisto on Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock; passed North Edisto at j
o'clock, and made Stono at 80 =. NJ. The
odicers report tha. they saw III sight tive
Eien ot War, one & large man. OF war ship
and The other bark rugged vessel. These
were seen ABOUT 20 miles TO the Northeast OF
f'har'sFtor bar The Petrol ran in ever the
bar, passing the hiockadars, was brought 10
by shot from Fort Sumter, when nearly
aersast Of Fort Johnson, and u few nolnen Is
stteTwSi Is was hailed with another shot
tT0lo For. i.ogityje. The occurred shout s
o'CiDck saturday evening, aad NO couht
gave r. o tn the current IpDOg, that u poat
from the htocaa1inG yessaIs, la attempting y
landing, mad been fired at feepa Sumter. The
fetlei anchored ia the stream. OF the battery
Yesterday morhing, giving Il salute AS she
dropped anchor. An officer on board reports
the hlockading vessels ouncay morning
i1amedia tely of the bar. The Petrol while en-
service, seems to have been quite 4. mark for
artiiierists. During the action OF Fort sum
tef she was fired at several times from Fort
Snmter, whilst engaged in carrying dispatch-
rs between Morris and Sriiivan's Isfabi,
aud thus kssping up communication. .---Csrs.
70 stef, lst. Is; - - 80 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

TIE Watering Pirces.-The fashionable re-
sorts both North and South show .he ELECTS 0:
the war In deserted balls, unimbihed waters
and diseonsolate teddy mixers, landlords and
tiger owners. AL the establishments are open
as usual, but the result shows that peuaing
such ronentOus events RS are now daily hap
pening. people cannot bring their minds to the
conclusion that months of idleness is eitncr
significant of qatg.ot.2u or conducive to
health. IN 0ur payt Of the World, the
male members Of the community, usually in
the habit Of repairias to the mountains, or
ocean side, have very generally feregope thsIr
pleasure excursions TO hunt after and drive
from our soil the enemies who would deprive
them OF the right to enjoy any pleasure. The
ladies, who have usually becn iu the habit Of
accompanying them, are seconding :heir efforts
by aiding 70 prepare our volunteer force with
each articles as arc Indispensable to the
soldiers comfort.
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IEorths D4s!a.uh.i

.Jtht stII, ibpL.
M2ssRs EDIToKs being very desrcn, 10
see Gen Scot. | went 10 (fordots willie Thurs
t:uY the urd, 10 do SO, IS Understood hs wa
in Washington and said lie would dine iii
RiCuiAcud tho 9TH. Can you inform an old
ts.nler whv ne nidnct dino thera, and vrus thtsr
l.. ilSss atyviuglzea 10 the citizens for rot COM
ing IL ho dio nol, ,ttl you give the people
any Information ? They are anxious TO meet
ilirn along the railroad, and no doubt his Old
friends, Generals Lee and beauTegara, and
ssther military gentlemen, would like TO see
sa6ln puaCtua. III attending the places ne
csoposes to dine at. And won't President
~ .ia think hard cf him for not coming
Would it not be well 10 send Il committee TO
Washington sn wait On him. and assure nia
III NJ conveyance had been and is still wait
jlK- 20 bring him do~l? and l don't think II
Weuld ne prudent icg aLul to refuse such c6m-
at " >. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Htrning-The hcrrify;rr death Of orr IN
f. fortunate feli0w-townslnaD, Mr. Jos. Ladloy
affords another inste nee for the necessity or ey
. treme caution. We ere daily entering upon
| new and prGisewo oFthy enterprises. 0ur people
| ere hravelv setting thcreclvcs 10 +h0 nrOduc.
,iou of articles which q little cxre,ience wiz
| prove can be easily obtained among us, and
| while supplying our wants. viii enrich oul
citizens. But ~ The sane time n.g export,
| Ipents are ALWAYS attended With danger. A
! little success at frat may cause prudence 20 re-
i lax. lne great defnsnd Sor war materials, ou1
own zeal and eagerneSs to meet it, together
| with the unpraatised hands tha. ere engaged
in the manufacture, involves the necessity OF
| q prrderce and ceroflluesz even beyouG tia,
| which is practise1 in old-estanlishea factories
| A friend once described to us visit to the ex-
| tensiye powder mile o. nartlord, Jngland.--
~ solemn stillnoss pervades the place." said
| be, though hundreds of men wore on the
. premises. The silence wss appalling. The
strtctest discipline ana watchiulness are ob.
| saryed, and every orc soens 10 move about
| with the consciousness that each moment may
| be hiz last"
/ Yet thee melancholy occurrences need ac'
! oIiy 3. lessons o. caution. while they should
! not deter others from prosecuting o sirnila,
| business We arc beset by gers every houI
. OF our lives, but that - no -eesnu yby we
| should So still aud watch for them. Som are
| risEirg their lives on the e-feid--others
in furnishing the means TO fight with. Sad as
| is the death Of Joseph Iadley. and valuable
81 vefo the services 10 vas rendering to his
State, YET, If nc re the means of saving Others
the awful dispense ton will n 4 have been in
| vain.
| "o learn with regret that Dot ieng ago .is
| usnred hi4 life soT 10 considerable amount, ths
whole u which was forfeited when ne on
| tered upon this new and hazardous business
and Mrs. H., % lady il delicate health. roay. ir
+! addition &, her melancholy bereavement, bt
| called upon 70 suTer other privations. The
F! victims Of Lipcoln's "ruel war hy accident hay,
| far outstripped the number OF lhoss VIE aays
| fallen before the enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

GOV. WIsE.--We met with q gentleman on
the ith instant. says the bynchouIg VIZ
e;nian. who had travelled vita member OF
The " lse Lesion direct from EaysttA county.
where the Governor has his headquarters
WiIo III formed US that great change Was GO
inv ca in the sentiment "a thu people oi The
North yy.st. Coy. Wise Is speaking every
day, and the effect of his appeals is most SAL
u tary. As an Instance Of Gov Wise's spc
,ass iii converting those people from the error
.oT their ways, we state Lbe following "A
Union Captain was arrested by the Legion,
and brought 10 Gov. WISE. vino usel. his etc-
quence upon The Union raan, aud then LEI him
so in obedience 10 his rec uest, when he prom, :
ised 60 return. The Captain did return, agree-
ably to promise. having more than fulfilled
his word, III that he persuaded his whole
company. one hundred strong, to ion the I4o-
.-icn, which, il was reported, would reach ten
thousand in It few days. They were rapidly
tncreaeine. Coy. Wise il doing noble work.
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correspondence Of the Eichmo1d DsspcteA.
Da,r CGuSe-AUrder--Jhe crpYe, dec.


OcOEEE, " WASHINGTON Go Ga. Tu'v J.
have IN only SOC. and hil0 hayr offe'tad
Gil the altar OF my country ! wish : hat IN
hundred to send ID the army. 10 10 battle tor
the noble cause 0t bbeTty and Independence
did nope thAt the victory wen hv our at 7ers
Ia l!ia day which trie3 I5Vu'.s souls, when
GTtaL Britain endravored ~ VAIN - Suoit,. e
us, would have proved lasting one, DuG alas,
now so0a Goes the most line gold become dim.
Not single century has elapsed before our
brethran--lpeH bG&stjr~ ri oar rae fnstit1-
tons, aTd setting themselves forth IS the
champions Of freedom I'.r eaceIir.sr. and
phiIanthropiats above ali tha rest-5..tVe ilu-
deri&Ken = DO Lhe very e;lEae wicked tA4nE
which Great Britain Un1aE took . gTeat raeuv
years ago, ara fa.lad - aetom plLsli-~to crush
out iae spiTits O. liberty from and TO tao
iisl q de~pOtic government oyer os, thus Prov
ing themselves tyrants in dispos ION and
sliVetiEg hypOtrites ~ TACT.
4 murder has baea cCruolttad =. tats lULl4-
" lately. man by tb0 name of 0Sus s3Ui-
s0ued his wiIe, and is now in tlI. Il is hard
TO les rain the Enob< rom taking him ont 'tnd
hanging him.
! have travelled considerably this spring
and summer over Sou IN Caroline md Gocr-i,.,
and t"nEd the crops generally TerT fiae,
taopEh suffering $40" tn,p!aces tor rain. The
Nii@at crop has been aynaGaAr, sNAVer pHT
hap2 WAS there so Lop.cu@ :. turn Our III the
>eu.h. We shall have breHd and to spGre.
The o8t crop, 100, l. good, ana Il we can only
h@nceiorWaTd nave goJd seasons, there w'li &c
81 Il abundance OF corn made. cviieNCe thus
lar seenoS 10 smile upon rs IN all our efforts,
and Wa trust that ne VIII continue 20 aU %,
and send rain upon the earth. that It may
Yield u IA soot supply Ui the staff OF iua.
This war, ! verify believe, IS -ong 10 prove
= benefit 70 u. 1t IS teaching our pAorle hoH~
to econ0m.se, and how to live independep tiv
Oi me North. Ne viii eat cur own meat and
bread, wear oar own appaiei. rGtccGist oar
own u5w papers, and visit oar own watering
paees. In short, live ~ horne and rithin
Our own means, and }Vai;a orr homes q para
dlse where Yves shall never hear OK read OF
..8.,-
litionism, and other abomipabio .srns, which
have oisslaced Ghs Northern secLicn OF 1his
once pros porous and happy Union, aGd Whicn
has brought about is disruption. @
:. J. HICI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

ANOTHER SLAYER Al ASGrILLA.-Japt, HiI-
liaIn Eneas, of the schooner ''Azorian" Of
this por., arrived tron4 AuguilIa un Sunday
last, ard iniorIds us that, on the IQth instant
while he and his rev we're searching lcr tur
tles' eggs or ths North side OF the beach
TREY observed q brig hurnt 70 he waters
edge. They also met q man on the beach l.,
and CSpt. Lnaa= asked him if anv spaniards
We're TurtllCE on the leland. Ho replied that
d a did not know. Some of the Azorian 5 crew
then walked towards the South side nf thn
Ansci.i1, ~i,ere Ihey observed the crew of
the burnt vessel, Who, with their captain,
came ont from the bush towards them They
were All armed, and .brea tened 10 shoot he
A2oTian's crew ii they ran. The Capt. OF
the burnt vessel asked Capt. Eneas whether
h- HaS = wrtcker, and heinS answered "a the
Affirmative, said, al am wrecked here and
my bfi. s4d 1areo ars on the other side he
wan ted Captain Eneas 70 accompany aiia
there, but CT the iatteT's saying I.e lid not
care about going, he replied, "Tell, vor'li
have to go" Capt. Eneas then went, and sa4T,
according 70 the captains statement, col AT
ricans. (Congos, about one-tnird OF whom
were children. They appeared for the most
part iii good health, ami were provided With
abundant supply OF provisions, consistiing 2
of rice, beet and pork, besides plenty of water
The captain said ne had brought the elav. 6
ircTn the Congo River, and had been tnic1y-
Ave days Qut. HIS cgew consisted OF aboa I
seventeen men, composed oi Spaniards a2d
Americans. The BRIG was set lire 10 or tasa
eth IN n5tant. The slaves had been landed al
AE5A.Aiss tnrtS OLSS CtioT6 C3pL. kneG5 saw
them, during which period the captain OF the
shaver had been over 10 the coast of Cuba and
secured the services OF \ schooner. which took
of about 400 OF the slaves an hour after Capt
Eneas' arrival. The captain OF Lie SLAYER
DETAINED four or five of Oapt Eneas' crew till
the first portion OF the slay es had been carried
CT h buy. They were then suffered to &c,
and the rest of the slaves we're carriea to n
house at the east end Of Anguilla, ted by
the Spania,ds las year.
The AzoriaD left Anguiila or Wednesday
last, and brough: with her some OF the un-
burnt M a'erials OF the SLAYER.
This is the second ms tance known to us n
which cargo Of slaves has been legally made
free by having been landed Oh one of the Ba-
hama Islands, and, for want of man -of-yTar,
Carried again into bondage We srast the
naval force promised by the Imperial Gov.
yeTnUent may soon arrive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Cor. ANDERSON At LoaErro SPRrsss Cot.
Anderson is now stopping at Loratto Sprinps,
watering place on ths Allegheny moan,atus
hva miles from crrsSon Station on the Penn
sylyania Central Railroad. IL Is HIS intention
20 remain there until his health is entirely Ts-
established,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Confederate Guard.-The following is A
cotnplete list Of the officers Of the Confederate
Guard, organized from tho several Bureaus Of
the Government ef the Confederate States .---
Il. D. Capers, ,. e., captain u. A.. ScnwaYz-
ntan, Va, ist Lieutenant; 5. 5. Scott, Ala, ID
Lieutenant II. sparnich, S. c., Ensign A.
B. Cletheren, Ala, Orderly Sergeant; S. W.
Hampton. Va, I'd Sergeant; j. ii. Barksdais.
Miss, Sd Sergeant; T. L. Rhodes, Miss, 4th
Sergeant; /. A. Bib, lst Corporal S. W. No
Nair, Nd, Cd Corporal; W. r. HiiIiard, Ala,
I'd Corporal. q
The company has completed its organiza-
ton, and under the direction of Capt. Capers,
il rapidly learning the light infantry drill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

AcTIya- a-GovERsoR or UTAH RESIGNED "A
faw days since we published the news OF Gov.
Cummings departure from Salt Lake Citv
tor the South. IL now appears tnat Secre-
tary Woottcn, left az Acting Governor in
Cummings absence. has resigned. A 'atter 10
THAT enect, dated Jnne oln, has been received
3. Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Iaqacat.-Tho city coroner, assisted by High
Constable freeman, few days sinoe, held an
inquest over the body ef Michael Jones. tho
soldier who was found so badly cut in tho ah-
do,aen in All alley north Of Cary greet. on tho
night of the I'd inst. and who Was taken to
the Medical college for treatment. Tho clue
was fosnd to the party who inflicted the fatal
cut. The jury brought IN q verdict in accord
acaa III The fec:s ahnre cot fnrth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Tie Peai.entjcry.-The deinage dome to thiq
Institution by the recent IRE, will amount in
money to abont Is S.0G0--a much less sum than
was q. fret supposed. Owing to Col. Pendle-
ton's iudicious arrangements, ard hard work
on the part Of 4 portion Of his subjects. grca.
deal was saved. We are pleased to find that
the injury is so slight. ...-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Faox kg7 Wssr -Frcm lett=r received HI
this piac- by schooner, we learn that at the
Commander of Fo-s Taylor 10 ha beid az ks 9
West, at which none but those who would
swear allegiance tQ the Lincoln Government s
were allowed 10 VOTE, Judge Marvin Was
ected Mayor. In his " "inaugurai'' he sait
that JeT. Davis v'o1ld De hanged AZ & r-nei
Ii taken ."--Tampc (FiG PentTsminr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

SHoorIEt AFFAIR Mr. i. l.. Hough, Gie~k
OF the County Court of Union county, n. O.,
was Killed in Monroe on the cath nit, oy q
shot from a pistol ia the hands of hir. James
Richards. Mr.. Il. atiir,ns It was acciden tso,
bnt .ha community seems much excited, AMI
the case will Ee liz ves .igated. festf . gas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Tired Of Cap;igify--fhe man calling hirl-
self Vim. ii. Huribat, arrested Some time since
~ Atlanta. Georgia, as "a spy, and brought to
this city during the last week, tried the o.d
habeas rorpus dodge II set ont Of jail. The
eFort was made before Judge Meredith. wha.
we believe, rcnanded the suffering patriot
70 his corrner nhnie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Caution Neces>r7 "a correspondent says
"Somo two weeks neo / visited Thomas Far
tory, where they we're making cartridges.
(some two o. three hundred men, woIsen and
minors with powGes sprinkled all over tho
floors, and the workrncn passing in end out
with nails in taeir aboes. Don't nc astonished
to hear OF that part ot tho town blowed TO tho
deYil--see about it."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

FIsITIs8 PRgAeazRs.-The Methodist OF
Northwes tern Virginia have had muei.
trouble with the Aboii tonists 1t IL said thai
tile ministers oT The Western Virgins Con
ference IL. +, Church Soutb, 70 the number
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