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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

Mayors Court.-The following parties were
committed yesterday BY the Mayor for breach
ers of the peace, in default of security, viz:
Patrick Devne, drunk, on Main street; Thos
Randolph, do, Sam Davis. slave of Freder-
lex Heheg, was whipped for throwing stones
in the street; Jerry Ryan, drunk, aud trespass-
ing on the York River Railroad premises,
admonished and discharged; Terrence He'll
gan, accused of aiding another party in TIA
king S. J. Harris pistol, was acquitted; Dan
johnson, a stranger and old topper, committed
for indiscretion in the line of his profession.
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Target Fra2tles.-After the Tredegar bat
talon were dismissed from parade on the 4th
instant, company D, commanded by Captain
William 4, Tanner, preceded by a band of mu-
sic, marched down Main street, and thence to
Voegler's Garden where they partook of din
ner prepared for the occasion.
After dinner, they engaged in a target prac.
tice, when, upon examination, it was found
that private Joseph Melvin had made the best
shot. He was then presented with a silver me-
dial suitably inscribed. Late in the afternoon
the company returned to the city much pleased
with the exercises of the day. The men OF
tie battalion make admirable material for SOL
d. ,rs.
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EULoGT on AN APosTArE.-The Albany Even
ing Journal thus apostrophizes the hoary
sesa1aa.s Vic has drawn his sword upon his
strategy to enmesh his. own counttS h,en
upon their own soil, which they are defend.
ing against the brutal ru fiians of the North
"Glorious old man With what heroic front
T.. ..,eets the bloody issue! With what a
calm "s,-nry l.e works out the great pre-
patienc4sbe weayes the web OF strategy, and
with what consummate cunning he involves
his victims in its meshes With what untr-
inr vigor does he toll at his great task-with
what suUfifas fsssr mess Of self does he
dedicate tue strength OF bis decay Ing aass to
his country
"If the task is comp,eed-if the mission Is
ipifilef-if he shah go down to his grave
blessed py y peaceful and united eolIntry-
who Of all the ;Aep who have ajerned or
history will be SO worthy to repose beside the
hallowed dust of Washington =
shoRid old Scott be found in arms on Vir-
GINA soil, aud thefe ss made 10 bite the dust
i'll honorable combat, the rules at civilized
warfare would sntitle tho body to decent Sc
pulture but the grave would be gazed on
with ioathiIg aed disgust by every patriotic
Virginian 6houid he die IN The epemy's coun-
try, his renains should not b allowed 10 pol
lutte the soil which holds the honofcd dn st OF
Washington.
More detested than the name of Jno. Brown,
that Of Winfield Scott will live ia Virginia
history as the synonym OF traitor and spos-
tate. Time may mitigate the judgment OF
men against the former, and tolerate his meay
sures as crazy fanatic. The other viii be
.sean.less .nsrEse, snsaAake Of z generous I'm
pnlsA bf' patfiotikM-a Ieiilx, aJe ,LGr.ie ide
fTota meah, Eleycehary iaotyes:--14uyuyfts
ft'a } toH:tttuftoaalfsf.
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fArRioTiss.-rhs Navarro Express is

spols ible tor the foitowans
A friend OF oufs who has besn ~ yslins
ihyonzh the country bunting up recruits, re-
lstes l., us tbs following: Riding up to a
house hs est;asa .or drink OF water, and in
qairet VI the laay who gent it to him il there
were any yoaDg men in the A.i-hborhood who
wished TO volunteer. He ras tol4 that she
thought thsre WAS. During tie cfnyersatiop
the old Gsaa e2rns iimpipg to lie dob, ana
old sI lad, we rs".sras whs old nan s ssn ean
20 - and turning ~ uss reeT0jtinx obfceT she
said, me can't get aboat n,EDk. 70 b. 5gre, but
thsn he can sit IN fort and touch on ian,
nor. -
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Heai-With the derivation Of the word
"hcst' We have nothing to do. Whether We
take it as hoeta, hiae, hitze, he,ta, or the good
old Anglo heat, We are aware that in the
month of July we havs degree Of cslorie
nof'altogetAsr Peasant, cut stll eudrssLls,
STAGE We know That the ahAcclinxsed srs very
likely to saceamb 10 it, influence. Providsn-
tally. a few days past have brought Us rains
aud winds; but these are nero traps 70 catch
the unwary. Let the weather be as hot ~ il
may, there Is = satisfaction in knowing that
eyr men can stand it better than the shosms-
hsss st Gonnscticst aR3 sssscpNsesss. pna
single act Of making ACT Not would strike tss-
ror 70 their very coles to say nothing Of their
up71ers.
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A PRINTER HuXa.--The Washington CORES.

pOn4ent OF me BaItimOfe Sun says:
The Jaaaes M1Gaa, of Greencastie, Pa
mentioned by WilnasiSport correspondent a
few days ago rs baying been Jung at Har-
per's Perry, WAS as. CAT. a coaiDositor in
the Congressional Globe cAice, OF this .city.
and 4 member o. the EolA n-bia Typographi.
cal Society. Mr.. CAT was employed ~ tbs
Globe Office the last two sessioaS Of GopgEeas,
and had many friends among the priGtere OF
Washington generally. He leaves a wife and
one child, who are at present residing In
ErfencastIs, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

Stealing Aoney.-A genteel appearing, but
suspicious looking individual, calling himself
Henry Howe, was before the Mayor yesterday,
for stealing $40 from James Wilkinson, a
short time since, at Mrs. Graves boarding
house, Franklin street. John I. Daniel, who
lately boarded at the same house, appeared IS
a witness, but was arrested as a suspicious
character. 1t is said that abolition documents
we're found in possession Of one or both OF
the above men. The case was continued until
Monday, and Howe and Daniel were sent to
Jail in the meanwhile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

HERogs.-A Ger tain gallant Colonel, whose
name will be i'm NOR talized in ine history OF
the present revolution, has started on wtfA
a band Of faithful followers in search OF fresh
adventures. What they are and whittier
bound. the results will show. OF one Thing
we are very sure, fresh deeds OF courage and
daring will add new laurels TO their brow.
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EscArkp PROM THE BsooxLYs.--rhe points y
la Haehe CPlaquemines Parish, La.,) Rice
Planter Of the Ed ult., says
We hear that Mr.. Charles 4. Demandre's
s,ook ts,y days ago was captured by the
Hro6klyn ibone y I..ls ow psss I'Cutre.
During four days Mr.. Den1apdre was tspr u
prisoner. On the fourth day the Brooklyn
gave chase to vessel In the citing. Mr.. lie
mandre being left alone ON board his craft ut
Pas u IOntre, as BOON rs Liucoln's man of
wax YVES tSr0ut Ut sea, slipped his anchor and
made for Lake borgne, where he fortunately
arrived without falling in with any Of thu
enemy's armed steamers, whisA were reported
70 bs then cruising In that estuary Of the Mexs
lean gulf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

Dipy'r Know He WAS HrRr On Satu'
MIR. Jacob True, OF Beerfeid, N H.,
saving shingles, had his left arm ss1
completely from his body. about two %
above the wrist pint. So quick was i
that he did not know he was hurt ill he
the hand lying OF the bench beside him.
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DID,

On Friday, July 9Th, at ? o'clock 4. y;
son u W. II. aud 4. j. Woodward. sss1
sad II days. ,s,s.
HE fansrAl will take place this ,s.il
moIninx. At 10 o'clock, Ut his father ~
ON Marshall aud Henry street. The i"-
family are invited to attend.
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March FAcroRr.-The Charleston Courie

say:
ga subscriber iniofs.s ~ ta&, n r, at"h fac
tory will soon be started M'or neaS tisiA y, !,
by German eitizsn who Is fully equain ted
with the processes req uired.
Several others ARE also contemplating this
enterprise, aud, to insure success and estnb-
iise it Oh iayrsse scale, we propose concert
ana co. operat.bh, whsci y.ay be effected II
their names to \ confidential address NJ this
os1ice or elsewhere. ;" "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06
LOCAL MATTHR0.

Not Dsronged.--Hugh r. Morris was ar
raigned before the Mayor for being deranged,
and while In that condition breaking up lot
of valuable furniture at the American Hotel
The conduct Of the party betrayed such evident
signs of disbursement of reason, that It was
found necessary to secure him, when officer
Chalkley was sent for and conveyed him to the
lookup. The Mayor said that he could not
treat the prisoner as he could other individuals
who were sane-that is, commit him till be fur
nished security for his appearance to answer an
indictment by the Grand July for the injury
done at the Hotel, but he would retain him in
custody till he was ready to leave the city
He was ready to let him out whenever he was
ready to go away. Morris protested he was
not deranged on the occasion Of smashing up
Col. Carrington's furniture, but that he was
greatly excited, and was willing to pay all
damages. The Mayor said he did not sit to
assess damages On injury done to private
property; it was for u jury to ascertain that
He had, however, been informed by reliable
citizen, that the prisoner was subject to fits OF
occasional arrangement, when his conduct was
very violent. If, however, the prisoner enter
tanned different opinion, it would be his duty
to inquire how far he was to be treated as other
sane men. He should commit him until to-
morrow. The prisoner came from GAINESVILLE,
Va, and had a certain wild air about him,
that betOkens occasional mental alteration.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
TREASURY DEPAKrMEsr, (
RIcHaoSD, June IS, 1851. }
Hon. " . Rires, Castle Hill, Va.
SIR: Your note Of the 2ith inst. is received
RENTING the contribution of the Church in
your neighborhood.
The great number of these contribu tons
spontaneously made on the fast day, affords
gratifying evidence OF the earnest and settled
purpose OF the community. No effort haa
been made to induce concert, and yet from
every quarter, upon the single suggestion OF
= clsrsysaan if Georgia, these little streams
Of 'chaA .ey ana pa r!ofle-a naye poured i'll.
r pund tha. they b ss e. ss ss am %
propriate fund 40 AFFORD aaditioAii copilorf u
the sick and wounded soldiers.
Very respectfully, q. q. MKAIsasx.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Communicated /

CASTLE HUI, June "a 1867.
MY DEAR Sir transmit herewith, at The
re-. uest OF the Vestry of Walkers Church, III
my neign,,o, ,,cod, the enclosed sum of sixty
three dol iars AID SHY S.e cents, the volun-
adults, of small congregation, offered to
their country, with their prayers on The day
racsgt,y set apart rs Il day oil religious obser-
vance throughput the Confederate States. 1t
is one of those inn ufnc, lie little rilis which,
flowing spontaneously and constantly from
the hearts of whole people, imam hohs in
t,.eir copntry's cause, TIL it's treasury with
'good woIkS." end render it invincible in
spirit and in dGed.
| have the honor to 6s,
With great respect,
Your obedieut servant,
w. q. RIyRs.
Hon g. H. Aeiai sSUar t5a.'y Of the Treas'y.
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A08 ma 14.ssss tss..s., s'f',s' a. laks
present. for good chipping grades. y ,sssi
ana advise thair frlANds TO send II
white the demand eoattaaes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

The Nashville Uni0D men tions rumor tina /
all The Fedora. forces, with the exception OF
Que regiment. have evacuated that mosq nito.
infss'ed, ax ne aud lever ridden, place called
Cairo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

HiaH SALE os Tor cee. " WtLsss 4
sIxaroN--Mads At the Tobacco kxssn,,.sss.S
kel:. Two hnxea Tor Mr. Allsa wuu
y ~ psy ~ peyads. sAS he ssAf We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

4t.ijltarg Observation-Disclosures Letcher
has male the following eAceilent appointments
TO posts in the Provisional Army of Virginia
Francis II. Smith, Col. Of Artillery; Thos. L.
Preston, Lieut. Col. of do: Stapleton Crutch-
Geld, Major of do; Thomas IL. Williamson.
Lieut.. Col. Of Engineer. We believe sill of
these gentlemen have been, or are connected
officially with the Virginia Military Institute.
They are thoroughly conversant with the du-
ties Of the positions to which they have been
assigned. The Southern States have at least
one advantage over their Northern breth-
ren"--thev' have good and true men marshal
led by aoan.apiishs. and sa.lan. officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

A churn factory has Leen established In the
city Of Charleston, 8. u.
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nH HiGH Prices ron TOBACCO ,-Msss'
XER s CLARK, Commission AsrehAn
place. sola u dsy or two since. . crop =. =
TOBACCO, us hide. } belonging 10
n varaHAS. Of Nottoway ceun!y. 49, "a
Ing high prices--ths high hest Of the ssN /
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Maryland Foluateers.--The first company
of Maryland Zouavss, LIST Regiment, held a
meeting on the 18th of July, in this city, and
elected the following officers:
WIN. Walters, f.s4 baltimore, Captain
G.. w. Alexander, lst Lieutenant John
Eorseh, I'd Lieutenant 4. NJ. Parsons, ia.
nior I'd lieutenant; Chas. Simtns, Orderly
Sergeant; Chas Hemliag, Cd Sergeant +.
Dafiin, Cd Sergeant; J. L.: Quinn. 4ih Ser
seaht John y Mitchell, tst Corporal; Vim,
fncle "a CORPORAL John'H. Eus.ck, I'd Cor
poral VIM. A. Ryan, 18th CORPORAL.
Lieut.. G. W. Alexander, as heretofore men,
toned. is Adiatant of the Zouaye Regiment.
. --T--- . Y
The Reason fhy.-The pity Railway,
though laid down, cannot be worked for the
want Of the proper cars. The car running
hatyeen Broad s,rcct and the Fair ground.
coul1 t4fs pees on,aiaeq, est was foand to be
too heavy: parties who have been in The
habit Of building ca.s in this State are nov
engaged in pursuits looking towards the de-
fence OF the State more important. III after
just now than car building. II the proper
cars could have been obtained by the company
our people would now DO using the street rail
way. This last saola excuse Che stockholders
if anybody were 50 unreasonable Al to eharg.
them with neglec,ins to accommodate ths
public.
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CoEFEpKRArK STATES OF AMERICA. J

Hon. O. IT, Men. iager. ssec'y CT the Treas
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH.CAROLINA,

FENHE NEXT COLLEGIATE YEAR WILL BEGIN
Il FRIDAY, 18th JULY, 1851.
Two large and well arranged Edfces containing lecture
peted, and are ready for occupancy The Libraries and
cabinets receiving constant addnns the corps of H.
structors full and eficent and in all the departments
of the Institution the and opportunities for nsu
tion are greater than at any former period.
The hea!thfulness of Chapel Hill is prnverbial.
DAVID L. SWAIN, President
June IL, 1861. 25-WSt,
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON pI. NtEA TION FOR SALE.

COI
Am SOCIETY Ri gle. KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
W miles from the city of Jackson. Capitol of the State
ten from Clinton, on Vcksburg g. Jackson Railroad SIX
from Livingston and five from Tugaoo Depot, on 0:
Jackson g. N. Railroad connecting it with all parts
the Union. The great southern place of resort Coprs
Wells, is within three hours pleasant ride drive The
negborhood wealthy, refined has fine schools and sew
eral churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere. These facts commend it per.
sons of family coming south. The tract contains lS
acresabout 4n Of timber 400 of 6ne creek bottom, ard
the rest hill and branch land all in sute of good uva
tion There are dwelling and out houses fruit orchard
negro cabins GIN press, CRIBS stables pond for Stock els
tern and spring for persons, &c, &c.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
s. $500 -s. Yazoo City.
October Is, 1860 - wit
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motto Il .-HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED As
" ADMINISTRATOR with the will annexed on The es.
tate Of j. K. Jereys deceased at May Term 1861 Wake
County Court do hereby give notice to all persons indebted
the estate Of said deceased to make immediate payment
and settlement longer indulgence be gwen end
all persons having CLAIMS against said estate will present
them for payment within the time prescribed by law or
this notice will be plead in b,r of their recovery
-5.s-...-.. GEORGE W. NORWOOD,
administrator.
Raleigh, June 4, 1851. 23-wtaugs
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by Mr. Howard .-
On that amendment the yeas and nays we're ORDER
ed on the motion of Mr.. Howard, and resulted
yeas 10, nays 81. u.
No other amendments were offered and the qucs-
ton on the final passage of the ordinance required
The yeas and nays were ordered on motion of Mr..
Thompson, and resulted-yeas 80, nays ~.
Mr. Howard moved to reconsider the last vote and
the motion did not prevail
The next special order was then taken up being
Mr.. Biggs resolution for adjournment
After various amendments offered and discussed.
the Convention finally agreed to take recess from
aud after Wednesday 26th inst, D. H. till the
third Monday in November next at IL, NJ
The following gentlemen obtained leave Of absence
from the Convention: a. ~
Mr.. Galloway from and after Monday next; Mr.
Moody from and after Saturday next; and Mr.
Wooten from and after Friday next "t8
On motion of Mr.. Graham, tie pending special
orders were postponed until Tomorrow, II o'clock
q. M .,s ....-. -e
On motion of Mr.. Badger the ordinance to amend
the constitution concerning Jewish disability was
taken up and read the third time. tf%'*As
Mr.. Hargrove offered an amendment which was
rejected. go, s....4,.ass.. 49,. s,,. .,.
The ordinance was then passed and ordered to be
enrolled. ~ F
On motion of Mr.. Smith, of Macon, the resolution
pay Shers tor holding the elections for delegates
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to this Convention was taken up, but before any
action was had thereon,
On motion Of Mr.. Badger, the Convention ad-
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-rf' AFTERNOON SESSION. g..
The Convention met at o'clock, and resumed
the business of the morning, viz: the election Of
delegates to the Provisional Congress- as follows:
For the sixth district: r,,t
g Mr. Armfeld nominated Hon. R. C. Puryear of
Yadkin 5.s. 5.F
Mr. Mcdowell, of Burke, nominated R. L. Pat
terson, Esq, of Forsythe 81
The vote was tatcn and the committee reported
1ol votes, of which Nj. Puryear received 53, and
Mr.. Patterson AZ. s -tas e. ~ b.
For the seventh district: sas
Mr.. Lander nominated Hon. Burton Crage, of
Rowan. .3-'.. go" ,E5E
Mr.. Holden nominated William R. Myers, Esq,
Of Mecklenburg. 80
The vote was reported by the committee, 1o1, of
which Mr. Craige received "a, and Mr.. Myers 81.
For the eighth district: a. IS, y l. ,s.ts
Mr.. Galloway nominated A. 7. Davidson, ESQ.,, of
Cherokee. t.' > @-@s 4sS q - ~ ~ so
Mr.. Mcdowell, of Madison, nominated N W.
Woodfn, Esq, Of Buncombe.
The vote was taken, and the committee reported,
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JIG Etter siteTuatVe, II IL ne tnOtght important 10
elect Senator's by reviewing the actions Of the pre-
sent Legislature. He went on to enumerate objec-
tionabe acts passed by it, and in the course of his
remarks he alluded to an incident that had occurred
in this city, Of the SEIZURE by the Military Board,
OF rolling machine belonging to a Mr.. Lee, with
out paying him for it. He said he would not assail
the Executive for this exercise of rbtrary power
because it was well known that he was in feeble
health, and, perhaps, had not sanctioned what had
been done by the Military Board; and that he al
'luded to it here because he saw that member of
that Board, who is delegate here was in his seat
and could state the facts correctly if they had been
misstated. ...-
Mr.. Wins!ow replied. lie said he should not at
tempt defense Of the Legislature -that was none
OF his business he was not a member OF it. but was
performing his duties elsewhere during the time Of
its session; but he could not pass by the charge
concerning the seizure Of the rolling machine with.
out some notice. He said We are ali human beings
and liable to err, but in this matter, although he
was not present at the Board when the order was
issued it had his full sanction. Virginia had Ark ed
To be furnished with caps which could be furnished
with the aid Of this machine the Board had pro-
posed to purchase it. but the owner refused to take
the price ofered-that the mill was not in use, and
was not worth over forty dollars but the owner re-
fused to take less than two hundred Thereupon
the order was issued to seize IT, The Board after.
wards offered to restore it but Lee would not take
y BACK but agreed to accept one hundred and fifty
collars for it JIG said there had been no meeting
% the Board xisce, and no action had been takei
upon tho proposition; that the Board had receive,
WanTmg letters on the subject
g.. nj no.asn. The gentleman slludes to threaten
,nH ietters, and g ] Addressed the Gov<anor mi
noasd letter onthe subject, take the occasion n
10y mat there were any threats contained II, tha|
'''' was simply call upon the Board to ssttl
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ill ais 9strcuer Sh;:rin ppt risier Sitter Yrn rsr
~lrauristn Gsitalt btrsat rie 0suts Suilmmtn;uirrn,a
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1it Striammluns lam I'm lltr 81 s,ants.
~anntienp martu ~ungefHbr 60 Yerirn:n. Eau. TX.
Sect wuya. gum Nrliit snten unr Gpllttrt
;un Setrttlr e:mitls. Sitvari tielt Ssrr sepAit,
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ttras 9tihsttu. Aitraaf murre ri" gtlblns ''n1
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wtua rir Gritttn;tn BE 6 life niGt an9 %:rr'nnlfn
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