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the tine aud superior horses upon which thcv
are mona ted ou' ar two onpnnies-yr;,,
nnrt-~deSerye eslsetal notice; hut viii only
atlait III thiS TO those commanded by Gap
tasn- i. n. Crnnp and cf, N Folk from
u, mountains hs, ond and around the Blue
hidge The men composing these com panits
are endowed with ali the clara racteristit 4 utt
qualities which are necessary i'll the soldier !;
aud combining which, no such armies can he
conquered and subdued Doubtless this ma h
IG2y De said OF the entire regiment; but as /
have not mingled with any but thosa COM
ponies mentioned, l cannot speak for any
others.
onT Colonel and I4ieyttenant-Colonelh have
both the advantage of p thorough militia ~
education and n large experience in The s,tr-
vice OF the once rem owned, but now disorgan =
wed and defunCt, regular tniteti s,t:1 es
army. They have brought 10 their posi- tions
the highest regulations. which they are ad
lnirabiN sustaining, much, l must confess,
To tie great iueonVeEienee and annoyance Of
many of us idle fellows who seem rather in =
disposed 10 attain an early proficiency in the
many exercises Of the trooper. Not Il few OF
It's get "6t0Rfd Hp,' (as We boys used to call il
IN Riohmond.l But not withstauding / hone
we viii be ready for the field shortly. In
fact, L learn that will lea ve about The
10th of next month for Virginia where |
trust n field of usefulness and glory awaits
us-one that will crafty the whole regiment
IN getting pops at Yankees, showing our
bravery, distinguishing or ertinguisfing our
selves, &c, &c.
Speaking U reprimands, &c, from our Col
oneI, reminds me of one which occurred tn is
week, which bore with il something more
sad ana touching 20 all our feelings than the
simple reproof. Whilst on the held, drilling,
some lucliless soldier, not Keeping j. exact
position in ranks, brings from the Colonel the
loud communications uD there. you man on
the black horse close up you are not pay
ing any attention TO this drill loH are stu4g-
ing aboHt If the Q0Jd Mi4QS your mohcr has al
doms'" Alas how it told q melancholy trut h
on us all, who cannot Danish the dreams OF
mother, home, and the "good things we
have left far behind Poor fellows, my heart
s:tcn sighs when look arOn nd and gaze upon
the faces OF so many who have never known
the rriVations and tolls we now sadly eX pc
ri"nc". But It's glory and greatness TO fight,
suffer, and die for ones country against tv-
rIuny! And we are gravcly consoied by ON
philo>Ophic friends, with the assurance II, Il
lit viii make men of yoH, boys But there
is something sad, yet sweet, in these memo
rteS Of mother ana home, ana the heart can
not hanish the sigh, nor qupACn and diSlpl
the tear, a. II steals 20 the eye, With The fond
est prayer for that mother and that home.
But these rtiiet tione force me to Close.
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EAMP BEArRE@ARD. sept u, 1861
This camp is the headquarters OF the Isl
Regiment North Carolina Cavalry Stale
troops, enlisted .'ior the war" II is located
on the south OF the Raleigh and Petersbur,
Iiue Of railroad, one half mile from the de-
poland village ailcd kidgeWay. The euc3mn-
ment is situated III one of the most lovely and
quiet groves III the Whoie country, vita sex
erai very fine spring: @. %st'f quito aooe il,le
and two s.gaii ctetaJ aear, where the horses
are usually taken to water.
This county, tNarren,) learn, is one of the
wealthiest and most prolific in the whole
State, ana contains some OF its most
iuiluential and ariStccratic families but
Notwithstanding our position i'll tnis re
spect, we ENJOY bat little relief from specIil.i-
tors, although our hospital speaks loudly in
our behalf. They tthe speculatorsl tllroue
around lis with their pro ylsions-fresh lnea Is
chickens, vegetables, fruits, melons, &c de
manding the most eXorbitant prices for them,
and what Is equally az had CARRYING of and
boarf.nS .p ca We supposed all the small
change they can get. BAT the act that ma keS
the apex or climax III tie pyramid OF their
incInnesS, consists i'll the fact that those
whose wealth, pride, position, or fear pre-
Vent them from coming with their carts
wagons, Nc, send their negroes to e.srry out
their selfish schemes OF eXtUrtion auu OpDres-
sion. This thing has be-ii c;ls riett on 10 such
al extent that it ha; al itst forced our cosn
luanding otlcef 10 ISSUE II ',tariH p for the
feguldtion OF prices in future; and hencefdrtil
by the established prices, which ! th,ak are
;tin pie indeed
Having neglected to state. in be proper
places the strength and aoplIa andants Of this
regiment, iiege give them, with sn,h addi-
tionai particulars as | think may prove in
terrSiing
Frs, Regiment @orzh Carolina Cafairy, Camp
EraRffRare, HarrcR c0HAks, ". C.--Colonel, Re-
bert Ransom, commanding; Lieut. Colonel.
L.. :. Baker; lst MAJOR, Jas. Il. q ORION Ad-
lutant, j. IL. Henry Qnarternaster, kobert
Snaw tomnliss.ry, III. -. l. Mcleod; Ser
yaant M0lur, ---. Capt. W. III GAeet. War
rcn CO.; capt. Tiios. Rubin. Napascg4 capt
] H. Whitaker, Nctshaa.pH M 60, Capt ".
] Aosi ton, ,,epiih ~. Cap Tuomas N
i,a,apias, A-ae Co, Capt. J N. Miller, NECK
ionbusg "a. Capt, knfus Barringer, Caharra =
60 Capt. T. j Siier, MACON co, Capt. John
W Woodfiu, Bupeomhe CO.. Capt George
Folk, Wataogaeo
Total SO men, All horses,
The regiment Is deSttngtt, pe of eminent
service IN prosecuting the war, OH account oil
the efiieieney Of It's officers and the ardur,
strength, aud courage OF the priyates, and
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ET3s.E. ELECTIONS.

G.ss TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
"NS'TnT ORIAJ DISTRICT COMPOSEpxJF +
TIE co 4 n TES OF HENRICO AND
HANOE ER.-Mr. Williams G. Wickham having
resigned his seat in the. Senate. from The above
District, at tie solicitation os many gentlemen
heretofore of different political parties, hereby
announce myself a candidate to ill the vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems TO bd thfpublic
sentiment in opposition a regular political can.
YdS IN the present excited condition OF the public
mind Sita,. content myself with the above sim
pie arll' Uncement. pledging 10 The voters of the
District, il they shah see !J 20 elect me, exert
whatever OF ability ! possess. both of mind and
heart, (cschewing all party feeling lpreiudce) 10
the establishment Of Southern Independence, and
the promotion OF the best interests of our noble
Old Commonwealth.
Sc 24-ts JNO r. GARNETT
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s,KS{bN an.

ss,,ge TO THE EDITOR OF THE DIS
PATCll.-SIG: Being in Richmond, O. a
turlOush, il WAS witha pain only exceedodtJy our
surprise 1T the Sander"us injustice, that we have
repeatedly heard the Captain OF troop spoken
Of IN Il manner wholly dcrog;itory to his character
uS :. gentleman and an officer.
We t;Ne been nrInurrs cf Captain BALI :
troop from Its organization, and have personally
known him from cur births and undertake 10
sayron our own responsibility, that Capt. W. b.
BALL has invariably acted towards his troop as we
would wish our comu@lder 10 act, aud that for
gallantry and sol!jeriy bearing he is cxcce,i
by any officer III the Contederscy.
4. q. ELAN,
Sc 2i-.AS THOMAS HATCHER.
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4 Lows ASH VAR.-t.en, +. hifhy Stnith
Ihatihg Won rs nany iaurels the next one
IN III. ileld Of Narsa h bout to enter the ser
vice % gentlrr divinity. He will leave
/ Richmond the present week for Lynehburg
tW,ere he Il To BE- united in Wetiloek with one
pf Irsitiit > itir ii 'uGiitsrS. IL is has Dur-
pose, we learn 10 come South with his bride
lnd hc may be expected IN Savannah tiuriay
tht coming week en- route for his hoiae In
floTida. Our people, we feel assured, Will
feceiNe most cordially the hero Of Maaa.ya
kaaa2HaA Republican,.
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REDrcfIoS OF lIOTkL BoskD-the Kew YORK
Hra!d stys that among tae most significant
slgEs q The times Is The raZeeing ito use a
rtlIicai ierml of hotel bills. The hotel
keepers themselves ieem to he alive to The ne-
cessity of some such process. Accordingly
we see the principal hotels Of New York re-
dheinS their prices at board 10 suit the e<i-
seH'ies OF the war. The ST. NichC!a., Metro
politan, ana other great haseis have reduced
their rates cca~.aerabiy. The Howard has
coGi? down from tNo dollars to one dollar
and ha'i per day. Meu who act on this
1--we and let LITE principle deae,se TO be sup
ted
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WATER papoa Ci.o, r---This Is sas., To bs
pretesaY.s> 80 gSlbher. TO every galion oi
9psGt. bt tnlp.,i tsge ,.at "a pounds of bees
wax, bot Weli III pot, remove the re, aud
while II Is hot pat IN your goods move Il
about until tits We'll satntat.ti, then hanp Il
up to dry ~ vii require oue gallon of tar
pentiae to everS eight yards OF goods 4 -
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Mll'NnnnD tjlGllatCI).
II .spAY MORNING. SEPT. 20, 1871
TERMS Or iEE DfspATCR

fAiIT fspfA.-- 1trn cents per copy at The
c"Ca ter aUt from the regular carriers Of the
cay. Per an2am, s. sis months, ~; three
months, II ~.
.sKsG- i 6tHiy.-s3 per annuIn.
NEEBLS.-S2 per aftuum.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weeglv pa,,..
Tiil De sent ton /, less term than tweI "
muu tbs.
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N 40 Tnn vnTEKs nE ,rHh sEyENrL

rf~sa 10 THH VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL ID : T X ICT-t ON.
posed of The counties of Campbell, Amherst Nci-
son, AtbrnIarlo, I.uvanna and Bucking CHAM. -
the solicitation of number of gtntleuen OF differ
ent parties throughout the District, announce NY
self cuhdidtt" ~ represent you III the first Con
grcsS OF the Confederate States. under their Der
mancht Cons; tuition. ! will take an early appor.
tuMiiy to address the people at their respective
Court Houses.
5" !s--ts JAMES T. HOi4COMRE.
q Wing. Enquirer ard Examiner please copy
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ApFAsee u alaARs,@Dispatches from New
,.l.assls' of the 2lst state that sugars had ad
yancea 10 9a5. iof Lair To fully fair, and II to
~ t"r yellow cltfiiled iunny baggiag had
Also improved. The last sa,es We're ~ ll
cents, and the advance with the month has
been about cents. -
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Great Britain has recognized the new Gov
ernment iii Grenada Government W Which
has not done rs much to establish itself, and
has not as = strong claims on Great Britain
as the :" Confederate States of America"
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DEAR FOR TIE WHt5rLE.-The rage in Paris
is for golden collars, in form and size like the
present tiny appendices to "A iady's toilette Of
linen or needle work. They are only about
$50 each
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DEATH OF PRO9TNENT MAN DR.. Thomas
II. Wright, President Of the Bank Of Can,
Fear, died 1T his residence iii Wilmington -,
N0rth Carolina, on Saturday last.
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BIO Guy PRrsEsr.--Two new guns OF very
heavy caiibrn. eqnll in all respects 10 the
Armstrong, have bean presented to the Sta .e
al south Carolina by patriotic firm OF
Charleston.
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Yfx. NOTICE.-T'ha annual meeting Of the
~SiOCkHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held at their Raukinc-
House on TUESDAY, the lst October 1851 at l..
o'clocf, VI. j. b. MACMURDO, Cashier.
Sc II--sy
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~ ko U s.,rRA ION.
N o r &c e.
nv rHH eEesrvEa OF ras KAsrERs pIsrascr oy
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
TO AL4. WHOM IT My CONCERN
hereby notify every attorney, AGENT fof,nar
partner, trastee other person holding or enu.
trolling any larls tfreiaeuts or hefedita.nemtx
goods ehs.tteis rights credits or say iat.rest
therein, within tho Eastern District OF ylrginia of
or Tor any alien eneiny OF the Confederate States of
America, speedily TO inform nc, appointed Receiver
or the said District, of the same sud IA render IA,
'e AN account theFoof, and ,s Is praetics.hls.
10 place The saiae in my hands. Any ssl1A person
wiifaiiy failing 10 10 80. win b. guilty vi high
nlisieiaeanor, aud liable 10 be inacsed canvicssd
nned and imprisoned AZ provided BY law,
also notify each aad every e.tieen Of the Con
federase States speedily 10 give nfarmasion 10 me
| !ss he Is required by law 10 dol of any aud every
iands tenemenss and hereatemenas. goesia and cta-
tes rights and credits. within The said ESsfern pls
trietof Virginia and OF every right AID ias.ress
therein held owned. posses ssd esley ~ b or or
any such alien caerny.
Ny office h on the Northern side VI Main stspSt.
In the city OF hichmoua sstweea losh asta lltS
s1cetA THuS. r. GILES
Receiver ~ The Esstssa Dlstrse, Vi VI.
" l3-d&ewaw
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ssHssjEATgONAI..

AIRS. SUSAN REEDS SCHOOL,
lyz CORNER oF BEpfD aSD 2TrH sfs
Win reopen October ls. isC1
The usr1ai Engtisi, branches .ogetbfr Will
Latin, French and Music, " II br ta.tehf
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EDUCATIONAL.

lHukCA HILL ENGLISH AND CLAsSI.
~ CAL SCHOOL.
On BROAD, BgrwRFs 24TH AM 95rn sTEfErs
The next session of this School viii eosnf1enes
on TUESDAY, I7sh September.
TERMS AS HERETOFORE
-KFFEREscEs- NessTs. A. Y. Stokes. HINT &
James, A. s. Lee. Andrew G. Elle,,t D. NJ Conrth, h.
a Smith, +, Stearns, Thos. Hardgfoye, Col X. A.
Wilkins, DIR. John knox--Pntrons
% For Circulars apply oMsssrs. a. Y. STOKES
or HUNT JAMES. w. l.. MILLER. a. NJ.
Ggg
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" Rs uLINE ACA ADEMY
OF THE
1 III nj LATE CONGEp TI0N

COLUMBIA :. G..
This Institution resnIne its academic sxerccc on
MONDAY Sept. III, Offering al the sdvar,i ages Of
q tfst-cla1ss Acade my for young ladies.
7srias per sessseR Of Fire Montks:
Board and Tuition in asf the usual branches
OF complete English education, (pay-
able In advance ...............-........ .SlC0 90
Entrance Iatricu,ation fee ..-............ SEQ
Summer vacation, II spent in the aeadeny 5000
Bed and Bedding. 80
Washing and Mending g................. 1000
Pocket Money ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Half Boarders ...................... 1000
Day Pupils, Senior Glass, per quarter--+-.. 1900
Junior Class per quarter. 1000
Preparatory Glass, per quarter .......... 800
EIras per Quarter:
Latin French, Italian, Spanish and Geru,an $40. 90
drawings, Crayons. ...-.................... 500
Painting in Water Coors, various Styles. 900
Oil Painting Gfecian and Oriental each .... 1000
Music-the Harp, and use of instrument... ~. co
The Piano, and use of instrument. Is 90
The Guitar, and use of instrument. 1900
Vocal Music. ........................ 500
Calisthenic Exercises Observation-Disclosures. 500
Embroidery and Ornamental Work ........ 800
Artificial Wax Fruit and Flowers. 100
Postage Books and Stationery. ii not furnish
by parents, viii form extra fharges, V i'll ai
medical attendance.
No advance in money will BE- made for cloth
other expenses unless n sum is deposited
that purpose and accounts be opened
where without the express wish OF parents
guardians sc iJ-din
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s..NHH WM. r. WATSON
.4FTORNEY AZ Law
CONFEDERATE STAIEs OOMMiSSIONER
AND
COMMISSIONER Nv CEdFCERY
OFfICA-Corner Franklin aud i2lh sis near til
Stat1 Court Eegse. ie l,s~ssln
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Mrs. RARkSDALE will resume the duties OF
her School on the ist Monday in October, Is6l.
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DR. JAMES 4. WILLIAMS osfe7s his profes.
sonal services to ti9 c.t;zcus of Richmond aud vi.
entity. He pay be found At DR. i. " HANCOCK
Office ca Ma,, between 81 and 4Ih streets, or A,
Mr. WA. :. PHILLIPS Office On 2th street batv zen.
Main and Bank. at the usual office honrs.
Any message left at either place will be promptly
attended re-. Sc l0-ts
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eL--grr. { . K Y :
N Bt MONS,
NAILS, Sc.
lnStantaneously removed without the slightest
pam, Inconvenience or hiudranee, so taut isUte
dite ease AMI c"n2rt il cuoS - aud hea.t.l and
iie thu prolonged BY Or. SCHULTZ
GftEc'. Wa} Street Hotel, WAil 81. Sc 25--2tS
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S,sfSn- DIR. +. w. HANCOCK having been or
defed 10 Gen. Ewe Is brigade as Surge"i,
viii necessarily be absent from the city for q time
Those wishing his profess onal services win iii
his representative, Or. JAMES j.. WHIIA&s a. Ais
office, prepared to attend TO their cats<
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TO HoPE foh iaEiAED In lie proceedings
OF the recent great wax meeting III boston,
we lind The following
While Judge Iord was speaking, the fol-
lowing dispatch was received Iroia Mr. Flea
ghcr, which WAS read with tDUutisre OF an
plaUse.
10 tts C%ojs,c,, AZ ;he f-aio. .eesiaq, Fca-4l
Hail; deeply esret he impossih.IIty Of be
ing wlih tue citizens ot Masscb uSetts III j eve
ming. The Irish Brigade inrarAtivcly drtaius
lnc here. IEo cause YOU defend is also al,
Irish cause. There is 40 hope for Irei.tud if
You fail 70 win. Th"rc is no lope for IiG,.it Y
anywhere i the United States fail to win
thomas Francis Measher, al exile from his
native Ireland because ut his efforts 10 sever
her connection with the British Govern
men nt-aiuing in the subjngatiOn ot the South =,
Thomas Francis WeaShrr, a native Of CAtho-
lie Ireland, regrettin% that ht' cannot partiOi-
pate in the coercion meeting Of Catholic
hatng, convent burning Massachusetts -
Thonts Francis Aleagher, All Irish foreigner,
lOlhInE hands with New England Know
NOtsungS, 70 force the SOU uthern people in 10 4
Gisttsteful Union, Oh, such Inconsistency
must arouse the Indignation Of every patriot
son OF Erin in The GOufederacy; they well
know tnat Virginia was the first State to
crush 0ut The hydra headed uOiitical mon
ster which had its origin i'll the brains of Yam
hee fdua ticS--thcy well know that beneath a
Southern SKY no flames ascended to Heaven
from the crumbling walls OF churches Ireti
by the hands OF Furi tan UiGotS-they well
hhoW tttt wrongs ana lus ShHerinIs which
the Sonth has endured; and they will tell
to the world by their deeds of patriotism
by their deeds OF daring on every
battlefield, that they know these things.
Aye, when the South 5 day Of deIiverance
win come, rs come it must, soon or
late, they viii shout the glad tidiugs iuto
the ears OF their loug-su!Irriug couutrymeu
at home. They will tell them that liberty
has once more triinmpled over despo tiem ana
ftlaticism they viii tell them 10 be of good
cheer-thut there Is again hop" for Ireland.
They VIII strike anew The chords Of
"ffha harp that once through Tara, halls
The soul q music shed
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s.-xs. MEDi(taI. cAi[O

nS..kr- MEDICAL CARn
S~x OFFICE PRACTICE.
tk. piGNE. OF the old Medical House, conaues
himself mainly 10 cttSee practice, Franklin 81 ,
4 little below The Exchange Hotel and dag naly
opposite Odd Fellows Hal, bere skitifui 4 ii con
Eenti;l treatment may be obtained ON reas onaLle
ferIns. Those who have been exposed TO aeriain
contagious ailments are invited TO eiil early
| Communications by ulsii uf othersSis. t,ra,rntly
attended to. Office open from 3 A y, tiil n M
| my @'--ts Atqhsaoap. Va
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NOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
LINDEN ROW, RICHMOND,
u. LEE POWELL, A. NJ. pnIS

II. LEE POWELL, A. NJ. .------ PRINCIPAL.
This Institution will be re-opened for the rec.'
ton Of boalters and day scholars the lst oi o.
1UBER next
The principal will be aided by a full corps Of \
Sistants
. may be detained in the country few d5y
beyond the u October by indispositioiG but 4.
Assistants will be III place that the duties III IL
School will go on IS usual. During lay abseao
application may be made To BENJAMIN PoLi.A9 -
Esq, at the State Court House.
Circulars may he had at the Bookstore OF Mr.
NORRIS, Main street. ID. LEE POWELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26

CHANCE 70 CAGE THE ltAHooS The Poto- -
mae correspondent OF the Charleston MtrcVry
says that ii We could cross The Potomac with
two coTPS dTnet, one above and one below
Washington. Ne might cage the Illinois
monster. We lost the chance once II can.
turing him after The battle OF Ef.Eas-a, It -
to be hoped we may haN& .nofheI Qppcrtu.
ATTY. II li3< ft'n S;l@ le,--and think the
sIigEc.tieia (, Go5ts Qne-thal III The event OF q
inafeh!tnt on Washing ston, II very handsome
reward be secretly oicrodto some of the most
daring ana cunning OF our troops, some such
fellows as the Louisiana Tigers for the cap
ture OF Lincoln; and Il corresponding reward
might be offered for Seward aud Blair, or the
rest OF the Cabinet. | think we have the len
who couid bag some or all OF these Yankee
dignitaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-26
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