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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

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AKa . :. AND suPERro. AssoHf.
READT-MADE LOTHINa.
DRY GODS, Ia.
AT AUCTnJv
On TUESDAY MORNING 22d tnstant. n 70
oclsek, wild cell at my store very iarns "a 90
yerios ass rtnens u
sEAS0NABLE
READY.M tDE
CLOTHING,
consisting Of
Splendid Cloth Cashmere, Dssvsr. ssd sssisst
Dress, Bus'uess -nd Over Costs,
Pants, Vests, Shirts -.
90 an."n escorted qualities Linen Cambris
$40 ~ o.isd oil wool very heavy sb svla
$40 : sorted DisacSsd LriiI;nss and
Wofst.ds, Fisnnels, Linseys.
silks, Cinth-, Cassisnefes, Sat.ues.
kwiss Ausins, Fancy Articlss. e..
-ALSO.-
Mems Boys, and Women's BOOT Asoe c.:,.s.
slippers, Buskins, dc.
ID sides superior Upper Lesther, Sc.
oeal r. B. COOK. Aaes.
Inc abnve sale IL uaavoidabiy pest oou~d IN
WEDNESDAY, the Odd inst. at which siy,e viii
% addeo ABOUT Ioo psir v,ry sype. ior b d Hang.
cts, 10 pieces Clost xceilent Blue Cloth &c
The attention OF the trade is pa t.culsxly r.ava.,
ed - the above sale, TIE goods ar. entirety fre.h
and seasonsb'e, mast Of which having been re-
eeiVed direct from New orleans eithia the las. few
days. toc q d coOE Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

Az ELoPKaENT.--Seyerai days since we were
placed in possession of the particular. OF an
affair which has forever ruined the peace OF u
very estimabie family living in the northern
portion of the city. 1t seems that gentle
man met a country man (the parties are
French J who was liz dis tressed circums tances,
took him, clothed him, ana fed him, and pro-
cured for him employment. The serpent
thus nourished into life turned ana stung
him. He seduced his beneftctor's wife, and
at last prevailed upon the deiuded woman to
elope with HIM. Securing all the yaluables
and money she could obtain, the guilty pair
took passage upon one of our packets for New
Orleans. The injured husband autographed
TO have them arrested, and left on the cars
last evening to endeGvor TO reclaim his wife.
We omit names on account OF the husband
The woman is the mother OF several children
now living .--Msrphts Araianchs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

a SOLDIER ACCIDENTALLY Ssor.-pay be-
lfyesterday, while eseral soldiers OF Col.
UYaiborne's regiment, Of ArkAusas, at Ten
nesse river, were careleasiy handling their
pistols, one Of them named nan fsslsy private:
dead 1T last accounts. but there u no hops
q hts yseovsry.-A~spAis (Tsns.) Asaisseks.
lofk. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

HE NoRTRwEsT.-The st. Louis Democrat, of
the 18th instant, has information of heavy
rains all along the Upper Mississippi and
very serious consequences TO farmers and 9TH
eTs In one night in Scott county, Iowa,
eight inches of rain fell on a level place, not
10 speak OF what sunk into the ground
Throug bout the whole country the farmers
were greatly distressed by the wet weather.
The Dies Mones River was at flood height,
and fence rails, saw logs, corn shocks, etc,
were shooting out of il in quantities snfI-
Gent to nearly cover the entire surface OF the
river Mr.. Hare had four hundred hogs in a
pen in the bottom, on Copperas Creek, above
Bentonsport, and all We're swept off and lost
in one night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
By GoDDIN + 4pPERsoN. Aaesionse.s.

TTNHREE VALUABLE BRICK TENB.
MENTS, ON FRANKLIN AMI 23RD
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At
the request of Mr. Jahes Malone. we shall sell. at
putle auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY AZ
terno " the 2 h DC. Der, 1871, at O'Clock, those
three BRICK TENEMENTS located as above.
occupied respectively by Messrs. Peter Trueheart,
Hord AM McCur1y.
These tenenieEts ar5 remai ably well built and
are well suiel for the accommodation of large fam.
Lies each housh ha' ing about ten rooms.
TERMS-One fourth cas- b; balance at g. IL and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
by a trust deed
GODDIN & APPERSON,
oc2 Il Auctionssrs
HIGH CONSTaBLE'S sALE.-B7 virtue az
4 l. distress warrant 10 my hands against H. LIE.
sasseur in favor of Joha T.. Alien, shall sell at
pubic auction, on FRIDAY, the 25th day Of Octo-
Der, 1851, at the factory in Tobacco Alley between
18TH and i4th streets. Ste an Engine (about four
horse power) Betting and Pulieys, Q Bellows, /
Anvil, Grind Stone Iron Potts. Yicos, &c.
TERMs-Casti
GEO, A. FREEMAN, H. g. CIR
A. the same time aud place the Steam En- Inc and
fixtures referred TO in the above advey tisement viii
be sold under q deed of trust executed by H. Is.
vasseur, to e. Y. Cam trustee, for the ben. fit Of
b Sullivan, dated - day Of August 1861 and of
record OF the Hustngs Court of the city of Rich
mOnd. ~ Ia-,A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

BsDLY BRIGHTEN company OF Home
Guards, with Lincoln guns, were encnmped
a few nights since at Oiympian Springs, Bath
county. Some mischievons wag informed
them that . number Of Secessionistn were
about attacking them, whe~such 4 stampede
occurred az was never before seen in those
parts. They scattered to all parts Of the
county, and we presume they have not yet
fully recovered form their night,"-Borisn1
Green Ky.5 Courier, lsA..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

NOTlCE.-Whl DO sold to the highest bid tor
~ at the iate residence of John w. NOR, dsc'd.
+th day OF November, 1861, ths Oh. ire stock Of
GOODS on hand, consisting of Boots and bhoes,
Hats, Clothing. Coffee. Sugar and other good
seasonable articles, such rs generally found In
country stores; all Of bis Hon sehold and Kitchen
Furniture; one Buggy, and various other articles
too tedious to mention. A lot Of Cattle.
IERAs.-A credit OF la months will be given, the
purchasers giving bond with approved security.
with Interest from the day of sale.
n BIN the stock there Is soiae four hundred
Dol ars wo tn OF shoes and Boots ffom six 70 eight
hundred pounds 81 good Rio Con, . also. . rood
stock OF Hsts ADALINE NOR.
&C 1856 Admir- of lao w Moir d..c,A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
AMEAEM ENTS.
A7AEAEMENT
M E r Titan HALL.
GRAND DRAMATIC
AND ETHIOPIAN
ENTERTAINMENT!
WELLS q wARWIOh. Mrn.o.,.-
TALENTED PART,NHTON slSrrps
EVERY MIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT


BURLESQ UES,
FARCES,
SO Los,
CHORUSEA
SINGING AND DANCING.
EYTickets rs cents. Reserved seats 50 c&s.
kH Doors open At z o'clock commence At =.
oc 21-6tA
EEANhKTLaIINS. Halo 4, 49,. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

DARIyG NgdRo On Tuesday night negro
named Peter WAS arrested, in Charleston, S.
O., by private James Morgan, of the mounted
police force Morgan gave his horse 10 an
other policeman, and proceeded to lead Peter
TO the q uard House. Though the policeman
had bis sword drawn for protection, before
he had proceeded many steps the negro drew
a pistol and fired, narrowly missing his mark.
The fellow then rushed AT Morgan with
dirk and inflicted q very severe wound in tho
left shoulder, after which he succeeded In
making his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

MELANCHOLY CAsrALTY.-Mr. II. II. Ware,
of this city, together with little daughter
and a negro woman, were poisoned on Fri
day last, in using Il bottle of wine, in which
arsenic had been placed by some unknown
hand. His little daughter died from the eff
fects of the poison almost Immediately. MIR.
Ware and the negro woman still survive, but
DO III are yet very low. The Iamentabie casu-
atty has spread gloom over the entire com
munity in Selma.--Ss!rso Ala Reporter. l2tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

H Full ORCHESTRA In astendsuee.
No The BRASS BAND will give q Free Can.
cert In front of the Hall every night.
10 TICKETS, Is cts. He crved seats 50 eta
M Doors open at o'clock; performance u
commence 81 o'clock
&C l6-lm"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY 4. b. COOK, 6s.cx soc sss.

BY 4. B. COOK, 4acxsea1s.
ID ECEIyER,S SALE OF TEN HORSES
III one MULE, AND ONE MACON. Al
AOCVlON.--t,n sA URDAY, &c h instant. At
~ &c oeH will SELL On Council CLalnssr iiilt. IT
the Horse lot
10 HORSES,
MULE.
hos. WAGON,
TERMS Cash.
By order of
THOMAS I. 8'LNS.
Receiver 0! The Eastern District OF Va
Sale conducted by 4 Il COOK, Auetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

Our southern exchanges bring US but little
o. Interest. The following summary 10 pre-
scented 10 the readers OF the Dispassa AZ COM
pfising everything OF interest which could be
gathered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

AT the same TIME
Two HORSES,
One 2 horse WAGON.
Sac pos tive, ana without reserve
h. b COOK Auelr.
w The whole Of the above stock can be seen n
the stables of Messrs. DUKE l. HurCHssoy nm II
e day of sele. o~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
Music, SINGING, AND DANCING

On EACH EVENING will be produced mr. 4
MATIC PIECE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

Il (FoRMgRLY OBJ TaIxirY CHuRcHA
I. r. STRIDER.... Lessee and MANAGER.
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL ENTER.
TAlNMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

:. 1en. =. y. MANNING atsd q Ula1enaen.
ssOst - ~ 19t1m asMA fk
"a ;sss ~ 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

The 2'th Ohio regiment, composed of Ger
MANS came down from Camp Dennlson yes.
terday, and crossed the river to Kentucky
taking the cars of the Covington and LexinS-
ton Railroad for the interior
Capt. kinneys company Of artillerists, with
its r,fled battery, left for Kentucky yesterday
afternoon. This Is the second battery of the
first Ohio that has left for Kentucky Both
companies were in excellent condition-mep,
horses, guns and equipments generally. They
took about sixteen hundred rounds Of ammu-
milton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

fhDh FsFSAVSLA.
correspondent OF the Columbus ga
San, writing from Pensacola, under date o
Oct. Is, says:
Another incident, to arouse our citizens yes
terday, WIS the three mast ted schooner "'76, !"
which has been running IS a lighter between
this place and Milton, was discovered at an
chor, near the shore of the mainland opposite
the city. Her captain, MAN named Butler,
having been suspected heretofore of being on
posed 10 us, Information was given Gen
Bragg If thu fact. The General last night
dispatched the Neaffie across The schooner
was found anchored with two an chors and not
a soul aboard nor was there small boat or
yawl to be found near her. She was seen TO
leave the wharf on Friday afternoon with a
yawl in tow, and was destined ftr Million
Since her discovery, the trick has exploded.
From what / can ascertain, the following
persons were on board: Capt. b utler and
wife, Mr.. Packard and family from Milton,
l.. W. Rowley, from Milton, (once Repres-
entative in the Florida Legislature from this
county, and the agent of the Adams Express
Company here named Giilett, all Yankees
Several OF our citizens are now requesting
Gen Bragg, who is in the city on visit, TO
allow them TO go over On the mainland and
scout, TO try and capture them or get infor-
nation.
This morning noticed the flags Of the feet
outside display cd at half IA st. AS il has been
the sortle on Billy Wilson, that one OF the
vessels in the fleet, tthe one which the little
vessel towed at long taw the morning OF the
fght,) has the smallpox on board very badly
1t is believed that some important officer il
dead.
Not much news from Warrington. A letter
has been received here from Lieut.. Sayre He
is doing we'll, and il well treated, 20 are all
the prisoners. The 9eorgians, l. am glad TO
hear, receive great praise for bravery in the
fight. They did all the burning, and brought
home Billys marque dag. They just cleaned
out the pet lambs. The McDufls and Clinch
Rides, who were IN the burning party, fought
with nothing but bowie -kni yes
Billy Wilson left In txahle-Quick when at
tackled, atttred In theyoboe Wh1ch ~ went y
sleen Il. With = etseames 0yixg. H rssuSne6
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

The Abingdon Vtrsinign says that the ca
VARY company of Captain d. s. Dickinson,
from Lee county, and of Gen. Fioyd's bril-
gade, has been mustered Qua of service There
being but little need for that arm of the service
IN the Kanawha Valley, it was proposed to
form the company into an infantry corps to
when the company objected, and it was mus
turned to Lee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

NlRIos GARpES.-Ths house reopened last night,
when the public had the opportunity Of again witnessing
the wonders of the hands Of the great
magician, Hermann who, since his last appearance in
New York has been astonishing the world elsewhere
The former frequenters of Niblos will experience an
agreeable surprise the sight of the theatre as 1t
appears. II is beautiful spectacle Of pink and gold
with delicate edgng of white lace. Every part Of the
building has been thoroughly repaired reted and re-
decorated the latter in the best taste From the richly
painted ceiling to the footights everything is re-.
freshing to the eye. Bhe embellishments are
varied and elaborate without being CANDY. The
arrangement the balcony orchestra chairs is such
ample space for their occupants at the
game time to give general appearance of roomncss to
the entire floor The whole house looks neat and new
and cleanliness enhances the effect Of certain magnia
cence in making it pleasure to he seated within its
walls The attractions of the prestdigatenr added to
those of the theatre will doubtless draw numbers TO
the during the brief season for which he Is an
nounced TO perform. OF his tricks, 10 use
a word less incomprchensbIe than the one
Mr. Hermann would be likely to select we need
say little than that they skfuliy performed
when the Professor rs surprised the with them
the Academy We have the wonderful rolling Of
rabbits into and nothing all the same
mysterious sabstntons Of turtle doves, with borrowed
ings round their necks for frying pan full OF eggs and
fame; the same threading of brass rings alarming
operations upon MIR Edouard, on whose skull 1t is only
necessary to drop egg order to have fall through
his mouth or nose; as the may be. Surely such
treatment would BE- enough adde the brains OF anv
one but him. Habit, however, is second nature.
One novelty Of the performance last night tho intro
duction of Master Alexandc Hermann brother of tho
presditigtateurs, who is quite remarkable for the
faculty Of second sight Mrs Hermann. sitting blind
folded on the stage be described correctly everything
handed his brother by tho audience various parts
Of the He read the numbers of and watches
and replied TO questions Of detail with surprising ra-
pidity, and was deservcdly applauded when he rose
Some Of the 81 tricks in the repertoire given last
night, and the applause which they elected was IN.
hoanded. In conclusion, we may mention that tho or
chcstra under The eirectonof Theodore Thomas filed up
tho intervals with some excellent operate selections
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
City Intelligence.

DAY SCHOOL OF OuR LADY MERCY, Houston STREET
The Christmas examination of tho pupils of the above
suton took place Thursday the 10Th inst before
very select and respectable audience Among those
ent noticed the Very Rev. Mr.. STAIRS " g. and the
Rev Messrs. Barry Mooney Neligan and Wood of this
city The exercises which consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music and amusing and instructing dialogues in
French and English, admirably performed, and the
pleasure afforded tho parents Of the pupils and others
who had the happiness of being present was expressed
by frequent applause Several Of the pieces We're rem
dered in French, aud with correctness purity Of ac
cent and pronunciation which indicates the attention
paid to this branch Of education in the Institution some
OF the pieces original composed for the occasion
and were calculated not only to interest the audience and
exhibit the proficiency OF the young ladies' in their
studies, but also admirably adapted to ns into
their minds sentiments of piety aud Christian charity
II gratifying it surprising to see children
six years old difficult music and uer
form their respective parts French dialogues with
celent Judgment and precision The excellence of the
Instruction and training bestowed by the good Sisters Of
Mercy very papably exhibited the exercises Of
the pupils OF grade from the child Of six years old
to the young lady of seventeen.
SERMON BY REV DR.. CAHLL-Dr. Cahill will preach in
St. Patrcks cathedral Christmas morning at half mast
ten O'Clock, Tor tho benefit Of the Orphan Asylum
SHOOTING AND srApRiSG.-Henry Smith Of No 1902 Cen.
tire street. and Seerino Campero became involved IN
quarrel on Sunday night, when Smith, as it is al
iedced, drew pistol and shot his adversary in
thc forehead. The ball, as luck would bappen only
Inconvenience 10 the assacd party. In addition TO
the assault with the pistol, Smith used club with
consi cradle effect rendering tl N"ad of his victim
Of Jumps and bruises aA.tn brought before
Justice Brennan and held TO pail in t OF 81 00e to
answer.
The dwelling house No. : re lkfogt street. was the
of serious ARRAY sslGa- 4ight between two
mon named Thomas Orphen and Daniel Corcoran During
the fight Orphcn drew knife and stabbed his adversary
in tie neck, nhicting severe wound Policemen Nc.
Give y nf the Fourth precinct arrested the assalant and
loccr him up The Tomhs Yesterday the prisoner was
brought before Justice Brennan and committed for
nation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
Floral BANQUET and Soircc to the Swedish,
Naval Officers,

The Swedes, Danes and Norwegians resident in this
city gave floral banquet and soree to Commander Ad-
lcrspnrre and officers Of the Swedish gatc Norrkopng
now anchored of the Battery last evening" Pythagoras
Hail. in Canal street. The affair gotten up rrcgard>
less Of expense and exhibited good the part Of
the committee, Mcssrs. A. Moler, P. !. Ioscphsen A.
Wisov, c. L. Berggren and A. G. Sundstron The officers
Of the rigate were present in full uniform. The ball
room was specially decorated for the occasion with
wreaths and garands Of flowers and the flags of the
United States, Norway. Sweden and Denmark. There
was large gathering Of Scandinavian ladies' elegantly
tired IN fashionable costumes The soirce commenced at
nine O'Clock and was continued until midnight when the
company retired 10 the banquetng hall, where stump.
tuous supper in waiting The special guests among
whom was c. f. Habecht, the Swedish and Norwegian
Consul at this port, occupied prominent places
principal table. After ample justice had been done tho
vands spread before the company, the following oasts
proposed, viz:"The King Of Sweden and Norway
This responded to by Consul Habccht. The second
regular toast ''The King Of Denmark - the third
"The Commander and Officers Of the Swedish frgate
No!rkopmg." Responed to by Commander Adlersparre
The fourth toast Thc President of the United Stacs
the fifth, "fhe Scandnavians tho sixth ssThe ladies'
These we're followed Ivy series Of volunteer toasts
After the banquet the guests returned to the ballroom
O'Clock this morning
The affair highly honorable to the distinguished
guests and highly credtable to its authors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
United States Revenue Service.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN HENRY D. HUNTER.


Captain Henry D. Hunter, lately attached tho United
States Revenue service, has departed this lfc and
meeting of the officers connected with the service was
held at the Eastern HOTEL at which the following resou
tons OF coincidence were unanimously adopted
Whereas Henry D. Hunter, Captain in the United
States Revenue service has departed this life while
the performance of his duties and whereas the death
OF such officer at moment Of national peril less
not only the service but also his country it is
therefore, unanimously resolved by the officers of the
service, his late companions,
l. That regard the death Of Captain Henry D.
Hunter as calamity to our corps and that take this
opportunity of expressing to his widow sympathy
her bereavement ard that justice to his memory re
dures us to add that his character spotess. and
that his ruling motives his countrys good and the
perpetnity Of her institutions.
. That copy Of this preamble and resolutions be sent
to the widow Of the deceased and to the principal papers
of New York city, and that tho officers of the service
mourning for the space Of ten days.
+. Martin Captain Geo. W. King, Lieutenant
J. NJ. Jones' Lieutenant, B. +. kclum, g
Joseph Amazeen, " W. Ii. Dumont, q
Dudley Davenport and ten others.
A. l.. Rogers, GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
Presentation TO Colonel Morgan, OF the
Nineticth Regiment.

The friends Of Colonel Morgan, Of the Nnetieth rcgi
ment, New York Volunteers, yesterday proceeded 10
Governors Island present the Colonel with brace OF
Colts navy pistols Mr.. VIM. II. Walker, OF the Union
barracks at East New York, where the regiment has
been quartcred made the presentation speech Colonel
Morgan replied in highly patriotic speech Mr. Frank
W. SHEPPARD, Mr. Luther Horton VIM. H. ThiGin and
Mr. Joha Ireland all called upon and each delivered
appropriate speeches. After the ceremony the Company
were invited partake OF the Injuries OF the seaso
which served on boantful table. Colonel Loons
who is the commander on the island, presided the
table aud everything passed OF in very happy manner
Mr. Walker who made the presentation speech trustee
f,ff Its aYtnrn