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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

C0oi.-tl has b,en ten~. "a tnat the pres-
snt summer has been thus far the coolss. we
have had for mans y.ars. Tae weather ha.
been, With few exceptions, very fne, ard the
health Of the people good. The conlness Of
the atmosphere lately mas been more owing To
the rain than the Northern impoItations that
Lincoln rushs j with such head,ong speed into
our good old State.
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[For the Richmond Dispa.ch.l
CAxp OF Sd RRa'r N. u. SrArEFsooPs,
p

july 25, 1861
Msssrs. Editors: The officers aud men of
Oapt Savage's company (DJ beg leave to re-.
turn to the citizens of Richmond. especially
the ladies, for their very kind attentions 10
IN. m while In your beautifnl city Tae stck
not been 10 very promptly attended to They
viii long remember the kindness Of MRS.
Rarksdaie Mrs. Word, aud others whose
names we did not learn. We will try and do
good service In the day OF battle, for their
Sakes. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

MURDER IN WIsCREsTBR.-A man named
Shipe usdered another nan ed Anderson In
Winchester, Va Saturday night week, with
Il pnr Of sheep shears, by stabbing them In Il
his heart The difficulty arose about lady,
dress, which the lady dispatched Anderson
alter 10 Ship~'s house The " green eyed
mon terri was N x d up in the affair. Shipe Il
i'll Jail to await his trial for murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

I" Baltimore, a frw days ago, Mr. Richa 4
Il Mitchell, of the firm OF Penn Il Nit hell
indict d tor Ut. ason ag dust The tierer~I Gov
ernment, We bail in hs sum of ! 10 COO hi
owa rerogpiZdnee being for So. 900 Mr.
W"i~h o Sens also gave bail Al the sum o.
S25 coo.
Mr.. CHARLES Brown. the proprietor of Tam
many Hill. New York. died recently Of apo
pIeXY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

No C0TTos TO SH PPED The New Or.
leans Del 4 ub lsnes a caId signed by every
cotton factor OF that CT y, recomT ending the
niaE terS not 10 ship bale OF cotton To Ne "
Orleans unIl the blockade is fully and entire.
iy 40 tndored. Tha gentlemen who sign this
card are all men of ih~ir word who mean pre-
cisely what they say, and who cor troll the
trade OF one.talt the cotton product of tn
United States. Their recommendation will
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29
RScf PTIoN op Iag War NEws IN NEW Or

RscfPTIos op Iag War News IN NEW On.
LEANS The Crescent, Of Monday, says:
Great excitement prevailed in and about
this flee last night, consequent ppon the re-
ctipt OF he glorious victory outlined in oul
telesrarhIc column. Crowds besieged al
pr # the building until 8 late hour AmiC
ner'J icing for the victory there was ming /. q
Il deep feeling of sadness and anxiety for hun
drecs upon hundreds of our glorious Louisi
ava boys who had certainly met with thu
bloody shock of ba tile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

MAKE SALT You can do so all around the
coast by evapor ,ting the sea- water. That is
the way it is made at Turks Island. II the
blockade is really made eft c iv-, we must
make salt. We emusr have salt to cure beef,
pork, dc Salt is now too high. 1t Is much
hig her than II ought TO be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

'Vtfs or Rgspgcr. The flags of the Ex.
Se fu'a' ki House, and armores Of the
aus military companies OF the city, were
- f'@ssa ut half mast during ths whole Of
@aiy, in respect TO The memory Ct our
iaihented fellow citizen, General Francis
-iSd par.aa1 Rsput.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29
- ~ NOLQNIA.

40 tOLl Nj AEns.-l proposes.
form Volunteer artillery Coupany,
Of good material, for the period repaired BY Law.
The best guas and squipmsnts, nnifoREs, teAts
Sc. including all tn n2s aecessary for the mos,
Persons wish hins to join Ne, viii apply cary q
the ofhee Of HOWARD sASDe, tabove Tsloa rsph
ofacs,l two doors below kxehanss BAnk: 10 JOIN
b WArKiss, arm Of Watkins Ncklen, AAiS
street; TO GAAs; WALLACE. Arm Of VIM Wal
ace cone, Fearl street, or TO ynHn 4uxy0RD, ~
~ Is 70 JOAN howard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

A Patriotic Bsn ber.--Jahn q. johnson,
barber, corner OF F,.tn aud Byrd streets, has
left Ut this Office contribution of SO 80 Tor
the sick and wounded. John will perform
post movts~ shaving when called upon, with
out cost, for those whose wounds prove fatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Stpsriats~asmt IF Ss es's.-ws bear that II
10 the desire Of the Coueci TO do Away With
the once of Street Superintendent, rc ally
hsld BY Mr.. Bates. Iftney carr, out sbe ida,
the duties of the @cs will no doubt b. per-
formed BY the City Engineer or his assist-
Anita
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Hampton's Legion. 49, By their glorious
achiev. NJ nts on the battle field last Sunday,
the members of this tamgu. Legi'n have ZEN
dered themselves immortal II was rightly
conjectured, when the Lagivn was formed, thut
if allowed the oppOr'u nifty, it uid illustrate
South Carolina prow-ss ard add TO the ,ustrs
Of her Palmetto character. The havoc made
10 its ranks will soon be paired by new MEM
bers; for when Gel. Hampton first proposed to
raise bis L-gion, he me' u'i and rapid re-
sponse to the call. M sssisir pi, Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, and North Car Ina. all c m
peted for the honor Of serving unSer him
Thirty companie4 thus rendered their r,q ies.
"for place in the pic,ure near the Aashisg Of
the guns"
The daring partisan exploits of Wade Hamp-
ton Of the K " luton the ga liant ser
vices of Wade Ii snptou 10 the war of I5l2-
give prestige TO the name az Wade Hsmpton
Of the present day. Hi' well known qualities
of head, heart and hani, admirably dt him to;
the high trust whica was So judieiously CON
ferred on him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

AN Quo RBBEL.-We clip the following
from the u ~ ton tOhio) Empire:
While We do rot wish TO be considered in
trusive, We would suggest t. those who a Q
To 90 the - hanging" for the X publicans,
numerous that they will not have hemp
enough in tho country to mplete the job.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Rsexr~>d Hems.-His Honor the Mayer ~
tarnsd from Manassas Junction late elt1Ay
night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

eE RICHMOND
Il g II r
g y A D
Having mustered into e'vice and now going into
camp,
WILL RECEIVE
AFHw MORK
NJ n 4
Before leaving. Apply at once At
HkADQrA aTEkS, 18th street,
~ 22-ts Bawn Main and Cary sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

ALL LExN Ana ANA OTMAa
= y communications for meAhsrs 81 Y
uompaAy "n, lat RssiNeat yirSiAia VoleAr
Snith's. Ao. u nais sersjz. We vi sssHssa u
NJ Uo 0ADtalA eeonAA1ilss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29
LOCAL NJ 9 TTERa.

Yesterday Thanks we're returned to tn.
Ms, High yesterday in the different churches
Of this city, for giving us the victory
In the late battle. The day itself was "sito-
getheF lovely"-the fnest one Of the sea@ n--
the nlt,mn thule If delightfulness. Italy n.v-
or bsh.ld softer or q biusr SKY ) An
dalusia never felt pnrer or q swee,er
air After the rain Of Saturday. TIE heavens
seem to have appsrelIed them evles III new
beauty like Cy therea ri'irg ir m the bath. The
phys fitted by with balm upon the ir sings
Alas, thing of be.u'y IS DO, a ] forever;
but q speeding sentiment, a g'oii us beam,
passing "dor! We can only rem. u Der It With
sadness, because 1t is no more, and ., metin es
IN our sorrow regret thai its appari,ion ever
transformed q longing memory into pain.
Bland;ng's South tarot,na Kegimesf.--The
arrival and departure tr III 'hs cit, Of this
fine Regiment has been Noticed. msj ri'y
of the companies cou posing the Second gi-
ment South Carolina Volunteers have heen
serving on Morris Island since the b-e .kirg
out of hostiiiies, and are Therefore fully
posted as to the duties Of sol"iers The toll
lowing is correct list VI the Field aud Staff
officers:
James ID Blanding. Colonel; Duncan W.
Ray, Li.urennnt Cclnn+; john M. Steed-
man, Major; jams II. Wuherspo,p, Adju-
,tnt; ln,s RIA er, w -rt+fm ,sff; W.
Edward ID ok. Ccmmi'snrl r bsri L t'raw-
ford, M ID D, Surseot; Inn j Il ssnId, NJ.
D., Assistant Surgeon kv ha N CraWe,
Gbapa,n; X " E'pards Serge mt M ,r;
Robt. u. M F ,dden Z iar rteIms ster Sergeant.
The ten c. mpanies c"mpris.rg 'he command
are officered as follow: Sumter Crews, D. W.
Harrington, Cap ain; II + vnle Listt Infantry,
James l.. Coker. Captain; States Nights Gu ri,
r ,bert Adams. Cap ain; kershaw Troop, B.
Cantey, Captain; Cowpens Guard, William NJ.
Foster, Captain; Clarendon Blues. J. s. Witt
worth. Captain; Pickeus Sentinels, jos. E. Lee,
Captain; Cbicora Guards, Alex. X. Col.ouugh,
Captain; B and,ny Blues, Jer me W. W-lk,r,
Captain; Lancaster Greys. Jim d Wyir,
Captain. Tue regiment numbers 90l men,
rank and file.
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| be CONQUERED, (cheers, because they are fight
| ing for that which is dearer than life itself
| their rights [Cheers.l have left behind me
wife, children, home. everything that is dear
| 10 man My men are in the same condition
| We would be worse than towards if we I'VE
| up the contest with anything less than life.
loud chesrs.J
In the great battle lately fought-the battle
| of Davis, Beaursgard and J John- ton-our men
exhibited foretaste Of what Lincoln's me-
malls may expect in every contest that is to
| follow Any set OF raw troops VINO can, with
moth ng but bowie knives, charge upon the
| bayonets OF regulars, as our men did in the
| late battle. can never be whipped. There Is
no instance upon record where raw re-
| cruits were known TO make such bold,
daring, slashing charges right up to the
mouths CT cannon, manned by veterans, and
| take them, as did our men on that occe sion
Nor was an army with such equipments and
appointments, as the enemy possessed, ever
before known to leave ali their muuiti ,ns in
| the hands Of a force so numerically inferior as
ours. Let every man in the Southern State
be Of good cheer With all the ai visions OF m y
people and all the difficulties and embarrass-
ments that have been thrown around me by
the combined efforts Of traitors ana Zoe, have
never for one moment doubted what Is TO be
the r. al result. (Applause ] All we nave TO
do, ny friends OF the Southern States, IL TO
rise tonce and overpower the enemy. Ineir
troops have been ninety days troops; their
tim. is about expiring. You may take my
woid for it, very few OF those men VINO
| have tested the strength OF Southern
steel will be anxious to re-enlist. tCheers
| Then say, before shey reorRanize their shat
| tered army, let us strike, and strike home -
| fChsers ] ! claim to have no superior mill.
tary capacity. but to my mind the quick and
| decisive blow is the one we should make in
virGinis and Missouri, and drive the invader
| from our soil. ] advise every man In the
| Southern States, that can raise an arm In de
| fence OF his home and rights, TO 60 TO Virgi-
MIA or Missouri. What Is life to me or TO IT, Q
| twenty five thousand soldiers left behtndlmef
| Everything that makes life at all valuable,
| ceases 70 exist unless We can he with those
near ana uas g e.: - un.sss wo sle aD's 70
| establish our Independence. "C1tvs me liberty
or give me DEATH" II my motto In this con.
test. fProlongued applauss.
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South Nashville Bakery.

NOV open and ready to furnish parties, trlvse or
IN public st shortest notice. Every kind Of Bread,
CAKE and Coufectons constantly On hand, and any ex
tras furnished st short notice. - -
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NASHVILLE, TENN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1861.

II = Z g . q . q .
VEN YEA RS!
The seven years of unrivaed success attending the
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The Art Journal is too well known to the whole
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Seed Wheat!

s.nA BAGS prime early White Wheat.
ZOU 200 bags Mediterranean Wheat, selected e.
pressly for seed and fsr sale by
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j.. BEECH, g
Who'll sale s. Retail Druggist
Stores. Sioses.. Stoves u!

HAVE in store row receiving the best selected
l assortrDent Of COOKING ana HEATING STOVES,
sl FURNACES, CRATES, kc-, offered IN this mar
ket VIII sell low articles Of the same kind
can be bought Louisville CINCINNATI say N part
sizes nuted Common stoves s0r Coal;
straight do do
$50 do large Globe Coal Stove;
Open Franklin Coal Stoves;
do do Wood do
do Monkey Coal Stoves;
s DO fursd Box stoves for Wood:
and 10 Plated Wood Stoves,
sizes Kansas Parlor Stores for Wood;
do Challenge Heaters for Coal;
4 do large thurch stoves,
q s-1- 4 do Phoenix Coal stoye;
szi-5F = Do IroniDx Wash house Stoves
Common Jsmb and Mantle Crates,
z Xsrbszed Iron kzntlee and Crates, complete;
20 Wroueht and Cast Iron Cooking stoyes for Wood
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A N ID IL Il w WIND,
ADVERTISING AGENCY

From vISCHER OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 BIoadway
New-Iork.
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NoTJCE.

IN or about the 10th October, in Warsaw, Miss my
\fPocket Book was stolen from me, containing anote
for Two Hundred Dollars, more less, drawn by T.
Tanning, and endorsed by A. j. Nc hirteF & Co. The
novS-H ROBERT Law.
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EMPLOYAENT-$5o A MONTH AND ALL U
GPENSES PAID-An Agent is wanted In every town
and county the United states 70 engage IN a re-
spectacle and easy business by which the above pro-
nts may certainty be realized. fFor full particulars
address Dr.. HENRY WARNER, 81 East Twelfth ST,
corner Of Broadway, New York City inciosing one
postage stamp.
oct20-drriwkW3rn
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Educational Notice.

MOTDAY, SEPT SRD, MRS IRWIN win epen .
1t1 Sehool for Girls the Basement OF the Presbyte
ran Church, Edgeaeid Arrangements have been made
to grye fun and thorough Academic Collegiate
Education - 80
The Lady employed teach Music cannot fsl 10 eire
entire satisfaction ~ : So
MGR r r SANIE1,, native Of France, and a eraau
Ste OF tne Royal College OF Algers viii teach French
stanssh ltaitan and Modern 6reek. Non Ssntei pre-
sents the best testimonials from MANY DISTINGUISHED
persons.
ny. h J. Aeigs says OF Mon Santel- ssHe has been
ss.cnllg my sen some time and tbs practical trial o.
lin so1sinces me that he deserves be trusted in
Pltcsuy as a Teacher of French-v
1 me regular Rates per Session of i've months are SIS
Music on the Piano cog IN
Latin and Greek 10 "a
Modern Languages. - "A ~
Crochet and Needle work s So
S fupils VIII be charged from the time OF entering
70 tne END oi the Session The bills be sayabIe al
~ -1~oie VI sne Sessioh augzS-u
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Penmanship and Phonograpy,
MIR. DOLBEAR.


In Krknan's Buildings, corder of SKINNER and
Uiaion Streets,
is now ready to receive fapils in the -
J. above Branches. Iadi taught
a neat, easy and flowing l lie of writ ~ 49,
ing, and gentlemen in frse bold and
rapid style Persons FROM to 90 years T - Ia
taught in few lessons. Hours, 3 to P. Msand TO
at night. Persons from the country iusu their
lessons in one week Christmas week will be a good
opportunity for people 10 attend Those who wish TO
join Mr.. ID IS classes should do without delay The
great practical uthty of Phonography shown by the
following note from the Rev j. s Hays suggests the
inquiry whether parents should withhold from their
ters college without il be successful the one who
can use il daily in the lecture roomS
NAsHviILg, Dec. 18th, 1850.
SIK:-The first lessons took from you some time
since in Photography, have enabled me to save more
than twothrds OF the labor in preparing nv sermons
and have no doubt it will soon enable me to save
three fourths of it, have spent time more pro-
habiy than in its attainment and feel perfectly free
In recommending IL to CieSgymen generally, as q
means by which vast amouM Of time may be saved,
and that too with far less effort than is generally sup
posed Its principles few and simple, of easy at
tantrent and suited to the full expression of every
word In the language, either for present pera
Yours respectfully,
Pastor of the ID Presbyterian Church,
Nashville, Tenn.
II Ciergymen would devote one week 10 its attain
ment it would enable them to save six times that
amount Of time the FIRST year.
decls-G
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

+ TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
1customers that after absence of two years, I
have again returned resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest Of my brother in the old establish
ed Gallery IN Union street, and having spent iour
months IN New York the past Summer 10 obtain fully
all the late improvements IN the art. have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities better to produce first
class work than most Galleries boast Of and
duce to tie comfort OF patrons. trust only
TO sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but TO elevate still higher stand
ard have also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK
one OF the best Photographers the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
not only TO make thus the leading Gallery the State
and now introduce to the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph India Ink,
Yigenette, plain or colored,
Ivorytypes, 20
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs On Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, fun length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue TO make the Melainotype and Am
brotype as heretofore The above styles all en-
tirey new in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but one made al sitting All who in want of
anything in my line are politely invited give my
call before visiting elsewhere when will prove by
occuar demonstration the above facts.
~ Respectfully, F. n. HUGHES.
oct20-n B. G.. D.. A.. .e-e
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MI. G. BRUCE,
Auction & Commission Merchant,
Corner Cedar and Cherry sta.,
Nashville. Tenn,

ID ESPECTFUILY solicits consixnments of Nerchan-
II dise Of all clssses Satisfaction given % cpasian<
and purchasers nearly poasibac- Censignaea
q goods 70 tins market viii ind my euetlon Doom1 well
lifted up and the goods win be sold Bifhoue day enc
fhc money paid over forthwith. : -..ss.s
N. B-No goods bought OF sold o. my Ouu account
Charges reasenahle and liberal advances made
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w OOD! WOODn

n lvered in all parts of the city at short notice
and full measured cords the lowest market price, by
directing Box $40 p o., or leaving orders at the Oh
fee of the Yard next TO the Gas House, Cherry street
oet23-3m