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THAECERY State Of
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ept tis stare hsrtn. bees n1e9 II he ose of tas
hereby give. to the sa:a Lycar9us L tU1ton and
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cer plaiE1i- ba Court the ChanEery side thereof
ST Ie In GaE ef uct ber. Ef1, and that summons
fdereuIot E92e3 oct Of said Court against said defe
d&btt. I, t1rL05le TIE fra. Monday OF Dec zber
Ext E. CEs- Is Is By 1A7 required
No1 unless yoE+ tie asi7 L. cu:Ecs L. Lurton Ed
Ssrah a Lnrtep, ssal personally 5: aad appear bsore
sad scFe5ier Ce91t q Gh!ssg5 ef Goas County, 2!
taso IN 5Eid C1uEs7, OF. tie trst Monday Of necam
b+T ISL aEG rlssd. aEsTtr Ct derur to tas sata SoN
at3 thtrgE tke-.i1 charged and stated, wn hs tases
&s G. Tsftetd and decree entered af7..nst you Ac
e-71.1E to the praTEr Of said 5!4
WALTER k1lBALI4 CLARK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

DETERMINED TO EsCAPE.-A more determined
and uccessiully carried ont plan 10 escape
from the tyranny OF the North Is hard 10 find
than that of Capt. o. +. Rue, of the schooner
J. NJ. Taylor, and Capt. Sallyer of the schoon-
er Francis Burnett. These vessels were laid
up in New York harbor, and the captains be-
ing Southern men trom North Carolina)
were anxious TO get home TO their families
Accordingly on Sunday night the captain OF
the Taylor embarked in yawl boat with
three of his crew, and taking on board~Capt.
Sallyer, proceeded down 10 Staten Island,
where they were taken III tow by schooner
and carried II Cape May. Thence they cross
ed TO Cape Henlopen and hauled their boat
seven miles to the next inland water, pro-
ceeded south as far as that would carry them
and then disembarked and dragged the yawl
five miles further, until they reached the wa
ter between the mainland and the islands
which skirt the coast of Maryland and the
Eastern shore of Virginia. Down this they
made their way 20 Chincoteague inlet, whence
thew emerged into the Il tlantic and finally
landed in I.ynhayen, where their boat was
carried three miles farther and launched into
the Eastern branch of the Elizabeth River
They arrived here on Friday evening, having
suffered occasionally for want OF provisions
and water.
Capt. Rue says that the excitement In New
York is calming down, ana the enilstmen nls
were confined 10 those who hao nothing else
before them but starvation. he saw COM
pany of men without coats or shoes VINO were
TO be sent South, but the men were more
anxious 10 go where they could get some
thing 10 eat than TO iight.--SorJoi6 Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

TIE HAvAS Pass on TIE URIsIs. The
Havana papers publish In detail the news
from the United States, and comment
yoluminously upon 1t. The Prensa says:
The confusion which must reign in the Uni
ted States, with the calling out of the militia
aud the preparations tor war, can scarcely be
conceived. The general dissatisfac tion, how
ever, mnniiests itself In a thousand different
ways; because the people well unders TODD that
the result OF all these sacrifices will be that
gun, with the recognition OF the ineie pendence
aud nationality OF the TWO see tions Into which
the old republic is already diyitiea, aud the
conclusion OF treaties OF unity and commerce.
Bnt, In The meantime, disaster is 70 succeed
disaster without the possibility a. remedy
What blindness on the part Of the Republican
party and President Lineoln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT MARIETTA, OHIo.-We
were informed yesterday that terrible rrage
DIV occurred in Marietta last Wednesday
night, res ultiug in the probable death OF TWO
res pee table citizens of that place. and the self
destruc tion of & desperado named Mcbride
1t appears that Nc Bride was arrested some
two years ago on a charge of arson for burning
the fiouring and saw mill owned by Mr..
Kram, of Marietta. Subsequent 10 his arrest,
he agreed to pay five hundred dollars law
yer named Green, provided the lawyer would
obtain his acqu Initial. During the trial Mr.
Green labored assiduousiy for the benefit of
his client, and had the pleasure of procuring
his release Ii seems that Mcbride refused to
pay the lawyers fee after he was released
from the clutches OF the law, and on Wednes-
day last 4 portion of his property was being
sold 10 satisfy the claim.
During the evening Green had occasion TO
pass by Nc Brides house, when the latter dis
charged gun heavily loaded with buckshot,
wounuing Green, ii is feared, fatally. When
.he authorities undertook to arrest the would
DC murderer, he boldly announced that he was
armea WIN three revoivers and Il gun and
wouia XIII any man who attempted his arrest;
ne saia ne mad powder enough TO blow up the
umeiiins ana would do SO II they did not de-
sis.: oIders were given to capture him dead
OF i've, when he fired again and wounded a
Ma man a naineu Lewis, dangerously ifnot fatally
ine uesperado Then closed the last act in the
dreadiui drama by shooting him self dead with
revolver Wheeling Uaion, May 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

4 Fine Rsdrse.-We saw yesterday at the
es Establishment of DIR. Robert III. Bosher, Main
street, "a splendid specimen OF Richmond man
utac ture, i'll the shape of Il superb hearse,
manufactured, as we learned, for Mr.. Francis
Laube, gentleman extensively engaged in
the undertaking business in this city. We have
seen very few of the kind that came SO
well up to our idea of what a hearse should
be. 1t preserves the general appearance OF
the coach better than those ordinarily in use
for carrying the dead, and for this reason, il
for no other, commends itself 10 our citizens
The outlines of the body present a pannel
The painting, of course, is plain black, and
the torches, (inverted,t J as we'll as the mould
ings, are sllyered the tine velvet curtain
with heavy silk fringe, are shown behind
plate glass, the modern plan of screening the
trI innings from the damaging effects OF The
weather the hammer cloth on the drivers
seat makes elegant finish the body Is
swung on regular platform carriage anC
springs and mail patent aXles. The whole
hearse is well gotten up, and reflects credit on
the tas te of Mr.. Laube, well the manu-
. IIctureT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Arms for the South.-Even before a hint OF
secession on the part of certain Southern
States, the authorities of those of the North
began IL systematic course of robbery, i'll the
way OF selZlng ON, arms previously paid for,
showing they were neither loath to sell or
steal. While the Nervousness of allowing any
means CT defence to reach the South has been
duly impressed on the people OF that region,
they have retaIled with peculiar gustO and
feelings of apparent satisfaction the abun-
dance OF their resources in arms and war i'm =
plements, ana boasted OF their ability TO OBJ
tain any quantity desired from foreign coun =
tIles. 1t was very patriotic 10 invoke the aid
OF foreign bayon:ts to pierce the breasts OF
their southern bre thren, q but very treason :
able ia the latter to wish TO oppose the un-
pleasant operation. In proof of the madness
| that rules the hour "up North" we subioin
TWO paragraphs from Black Republican pa
pers which concern this latitude. They read
as follows
The Ames' Manufacturing Company at Chico
pee Mass, several months since contracted fol
The manufacture and delivery of machinery tor L
armory At Richmond Some portions OF it, said Ia
be OF little consequence, have heeu delivered
but the ret will be with cid. nd the resources
of the establishment rendered TO the Govern
ment."
Salmon Adams, the agent for the Virginia sc
cessiOnists tor the purchasing OF at the
North, whose appearance in Spllng field, Mass,
Friday caused such indignation and alarm, ief
town the same evening. Finding that he me-
with cool reception, different from his expec
tatIQns, he took the evening express tram south
| At Windsor Locks he was recog nized by SpIiu <
deld man, and seen to go 10 the stove in the sta
! ton, take'2 package OF papers from his pocket
| light match and Durn them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
BosToN Beer AND SHOE MABKET The Shoe
ard Lea her Renorter saws:

1t will be seen by our tables that the ship
ments for the week, both by rail and sea,
have been very ll22ited. AS no clearances are
made for any ports south of Della ware Bay.
but few goods will 20 from here by sea during
the.period of the blockade. In the Il almosten-
tire absence OF coliect ctiens from the South and
West our manufacturers are hard pressed
snd ex tensions and suspensions are more nu-
merous. Some Sou thern houses state their
inability to pay from the utter i'm pos sibility
TO make collections, and at present there
seems no promise OF improving prospects
The Western dealers suffer from the depre-
ciated currency and hsgh rates of exchange,
and parties who have thoroughly tried IL, say
that the collection OF a debt is next to a1i i'm
possibility. II we are 10 have war, II Ia GER
tain thar the surplus crop OF the West will he
wan ted at good prices, aud us the treasury of
Uncie Sam is now filled 10 repletion, their
merchandise W III command the cash and they
can wipe out their Indebtedness TO the East
ern States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Mrs. Mamie Butler. aged o. was accident
ally burned 10 death a few days ago al her
residence, in Dinwiddie county, Va, by fall
ing into the fire.
The venerable Lewis Sanders died in Carroll
county, Kentucky, on the 18th ult., aged 81
years. George n. Sanders, the New York po-
litician, is his son.
Three brothers of Dir. Lammon, United
States Marshal of the District OF Columbia
are serving a volun teers at Harper's Ferry.
The city election in Petersburg, on Monday
passed off quietly. All the old officers Were
re elected
Pat lex Griffin died in Baltimore on Sunday
from 4 wound received in the battle OF the
10th of April.
A lad named Abey, of Baltimore, was killed
on the Northern Central Railway, near thai
city, last Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Let Them Go.--Sundry persons, residents
here when money could be made in gulling
the people, have found since the inception OF
the present difficulties sufficient cause 10
authorize them TO abandon the city. Most Of
sueh persons have left between Two days
When arrived at safe distance they preach
a crusade against the place that afforded them
shelter, protection and money, and invoke
against our people all the horrors that 4 dia-
boiical Ingenuity could suggest. We are bet
ter rid OF such characters than with their
pestiferous presence, poisoning the pure
Southern breeze They are generally and In
most instances very inferior eggs" Let
them 60 and stay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

"% 4 Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing usarly SEQ pages and I3e hae plates
A-1 ruSfaFlaSs 4 the anatomy Of the sexual or
saas ia state IT health and disease with tIea-
usa 90 sel! arute its deplorGhls consequences
upon lAo uiud ad body, with the authors plan
g. tTsaimeut-tbe only rational and suocessiul
Moj- vt cure, shown by the report Of Car 81
treated, truthful adviser 10 the married and
tAuse Coutrmp plH-ipE marriage, who entertain
c'ubfs u thctr physical condition. Sent, tree %
Postage. to ANY address, receipt of % cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
IL 2d-d&r rw5m DR La CROlX. Albany Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Delirered Tp.-George and beverly Bloom
er, who will be remembered as he chief act
ors in Il certain muSs at Solitude" on Cary
street, some weeks since, resulting in the frac-
ture OF John l.. Curry's skull, and who were
afterwards carried before the Hustings Court
and admitted To bail for trial before Judge
Lyons, Were surrendered up To the Mayor on
burg Express, OF yes terday, says:
George and Beverly Bloomer were arrest
ed at City Point and brought to this city
graphic dispatch, from MIR. Terry, Of Rich- =
mund. These two men were sometime since
felony, and were baied out TO appear Before
the next term OF the Hastings Court by Mr. Ter
ny, with whom they boarded, In the Of $500
each Mr. II, learning that they were about %
leave for the orth, on ore of the vessels
ing at the Point, telegra pned 10 police hav
them arrested, which was done, and his security
Of $1,000 saved. They were taken 20 Richmond
Yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

a Good SuggeStioa.-The sugges tions con-
tanned IN the following note addressed 10 the
editors of this paper, will commend themselves
for their intrinsic worth to the proper author
tiles. The writer says:
Feeling deep interest in the coming struggle,
but yet abiding faith that Divine Providence,
" hieh has SO evidently upheld Us, will sustain
still; remem berlng, aAso that G0d takes of
those wEo take proper care of themselves, beg
that you Will call the atepti0 of the GoyernmenI
10 the fact that noble army of volunteers hS
distinguls hing symbol from those at the North;
alike In UNIFORM, language, and complexion, they
will constantly fall victi ns to mistakes. | would
suggest that, a. in the Wars Of the Roses in Eng
land the W hite or red flowers designated the dif-
teIent parties, 30 ID our Army the letter s. in toe
form oil a metallic badge, about "a inches in
length, worn on each mans breast, would guard
him in the skiTmish the battle from being slain
by his own s0utnerners 1t might have inside 4
secret stamp or mark, to prevent il from being
pirated by the enemy. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Defence Of James Rirer-Two military
companies OF Petersburg left that place Mon
day evening, bound for the east, departing in
the early City Point train. The detachment
eonsis ted oDthe ARCHER Volunteer" f. H.
Archer commanding, j. Richard Lewellen,
list Lieut., and The "Cockade Rifles" Capt
Jos. V Scott. Both companies had iull
ranks, numbering one hundred men each,
were plainly but substantially uniformed,
and, better than all, they Went in the right
humor, and with the strong determination To
do their duty, whatever il might be, and do il
we'll. They are able bodied men, with will
ing hands and brave hearts Who shall
doubt, therefore. the honorable discharge OF
their military duties. We bid them a God
speed in their noble work, successful deter
mination OF the defence in which they en-
gage, and safe return 10 the posoms OF their
families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

SEIZURE OF STEAAERs.--The memphis Bul-
,etin learns that the authorities at Napoleon,
Ark. took possession, on Monday, OF the
stern " heel steamboat Hetty Gilmore, anoth-
err boat owned in Cincinnati. They are also
on the look out tor the Monarch, which is sev.
eral weeks behind time. They are determined
to . hold aud possess " all steam boats owned
in Cincinnati, AT least till the arms aud am
muniIion belonging to Arkansas are delivered
up They now hold the steamers Mars, Ohio
Belle ana Hetty Giimore-the two last at Ma
polson. and the Mars at Helena.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

OUTRAGEOUS TREATMENT OF TEssEssgEAs,-
Mr.. j. T.. Dromgoole, Jr., OF Rutherford
county, Tennessee, was in Martin county,
Indiana on the 9th ult.. and Tor expressing
himself in favor of the Sou th he was set upon
by a pack of Black RepNblican builies, who
beat him in Il most shameful manner, tearing
out one of his eyes. IL Is barbarlans like these
who have taken com plets control of Lincoln
and his Government and If he does not move
fast enough they will send him " kiteing
from place and power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

WATTS G r E-B X / AUE PEUN ~
w GEO WATT i CO.-ksTABLIsHED IN ls45-
GEORGE WATT has obtained, At different times,
tuur separate patents his G. T. b A G. i
liable improvements ever made this implS-
Mrnl, three ot which patents have to run reepec-
lVely ten, twelve and thirteen years, and has
been awarded AT the late Mechanics Pain In Rich
myHd d cert ucats OF Silver Medal for continued
supsrlorlty in PIoughE, tthe highest premium
giyeuj and at the last state Fair premium on the
AaEle Ia addition to premiums awarded at all The
preceding kalrE for years.
Nathla two months past hs has added other
valuable improvements, aad We now invite all Ia
walt Of PIows warranted in every respect su-
prrIur To others TO ca II and eXamin our large and
varied stock OF PlOws, Castings and Agricultu-
20 Implements, and fresh aud prime Garden and
fleld Seeds, &c. which w offer for sale on oar
usual accommodating terms.
GEORGE WATT CO.,
Ona suu4ra baIow Exchange Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Home Gudrd.--A very strong parade was
made by the members of the Home GUARDIAN
organization, rs its name purports, for do
mestic defence-yes terday evening, under Dol.
Wyndham Robertson. The Guard generally
rendezvous at the City Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
PRICE ONE CENT.

Acquitted The following parties, arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday for the offences
named were let Off, after an examination-viz.
Daniel keliigan, charged with stealing $72
from Cassius Castilua jacob Dltman,
charged with assanlting Catherine Powell ;
George, slave of A. l.. Holiday, charged With
stealing lot Of wearing apparel from Char
iotte, slave of Elizabeth Stewart; Joseph
Schriver, charged with using city water with
out paying therefor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

attention. ScaHlen Those who may de-
sign to lend assist tance in the harbor and coas I
defence OF the State, will be ta Ken in to
by applying at the recruiting rendezvous, cor
ner OF Cary and Twen tieth treets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

MARYLAND.-The Baltimore Sun regards
"the pressure Of the Government against Ma
ryland," as ''illiberal and unkind." Never
theless, ii says for aught it knows, the "rela-
tions of Maryland to the Union may be per-
petual.' 1t seems, at present, as if Maryland
would not secede.
We find the following ih the Baltimore Ex-
change, of Monday:
The Federal troops are now in full posses
sion of the Washington Railroad between that
city and the Relay House. The Government
forces will now doubtless advance from the
North; and as Fort McHenry is we'll armed
and garrisoned, Baltimore is commanded on
all sides. The Administration still desires 10
march its regiments through this city, and, as
it has now the power TO do so, we presume il
will speedily avail itself of it. However OBJ
jectionable this proceeding may be to Us, we
do most earnestly counsel our citizens TO
maintain a peaceful attitude. Whether the
Government has the right to occupy our city
and State or not, it is idle to ask and no man
of Judgment or proper feeling would suggest
that, under present ciTc umstances, that ques-
ton should be violently tested. No man need
forego or change his opinions, but common
regard for the welfare OF our city impera tive
ly demands that we shall conform our ac-
tions to the die tates of prudence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

VAL Adj0urR.-Henrico Circ nit Court will
no doubt adjourn to-day, having accomplish
ed all the business its docket. John
M. Gregory, Esq, Judge of the Circuit of
which the above Court forms part, is very
popular with the lawyers and suitors who
Iran sacf hu siunsS before him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

MTssfssfPPI.-We learn from tha N.,eha,
Courier OF the 1st inst, that ninsty-three
companies have been already mustered in 10
service In mississippi, which completes the
recent reg aisltion o. 300 men made upon that
State by the authorities at MONTGOMERY
These are in addition to the fiftesn or twenty
companies now at Pensacola, comprising ths
rsquisition Of J, ,soomsn first made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Committed.-John Frost, arraigned before
the Mayor yes sterday for uttering incendiary
remarks, was sent 10 Jail: ditto Conrad Schli-
GER, charged with assaulting Il. Frischkorn
ditto Wm. Evans, charged with trespassing on
James Thomas Jr., and acting suspicious, on
milling to give $l0o surety; ditto Jordan
Smith q sus pcious free negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Whfpped.-The Mayor yesterday awarded
punishment to Peter Graham, a colored rep
resen tative of Chesterfield, for bad conduct
ne also had whipped Lewis, slave of Eliza
Ryan; George slave of Elizabeth tn Powers, and
J ohm, slave of Kennon Whiting, for stealing
a box OF tobacco worth sl0l from Gardner
Il Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

Sc Liverpool and I0Gdou Fire and Life
INSU RA L co PAAI,
tEsTARLIeHED 1889
NASH CAP'LAND hE6bkN ID TUND....To Gee, ,o0o
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. 500, 900
DAILY kEVFN UB........................ 1900
gs stochhoidsls personally responsible for all
The elgaEensuts of the Company.
DlRkCTUks IN FEW YORK:
JAsRa ERuwS. Esq, Chairman.
faA>oIs coT! Ggafr, Eeq. Deputy Chairman.
HFSkY BkIHSEiL, Esq
l. u. ARCHIBALD, Il. b. II. COnsul.
T. aSE DJTlLE. Esq.
JasEIH HAtLLAkD, Esq.
AtEN- HAMILTON, Ir., Esa.
j. +. SAsbgEao., Esq.
ALFHgu FRlL, hs4 Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terms n- ether nTst-Class Companies.
All lvsse, promptly adjusted and paid without
reference 10 the home Office.
CHAS. 4. WORKMAN, Agent,
oics Old DOmtu uiOn Insurance Company,
"a 25-t- ~ Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

I AIULTYIS VIRGINIA ISDELIBLE

| AiULEE'S VIRGINIA iSDELiBLE T.
II INk--For marking clothes 1t Is easily used,
itms iet black letters, is permanent, IL not al
I"c,ed ny sosp, washing fuids or boiling with
9'aa. II is neatly put up 10 cases, with pen a. ma
10 der CEN ylete, the foFin stand toI the
bo'sle, which prevents its being upset when in
Use. The Manufacturer offers Il TO the pc bile,
boiteying taat IL b fully equal, II not superior, TO
any marking lax Ia use. For sale by Druggists
"11 Booksellers seHerally, and by
JOS. LAiDLEY, Chemist,
AT the sign OF the Red Mortar
INV '-.a Uf..t,1f