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6rFunpcn unp rem Yutlitunf rim aueaecebntcs
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9trine altr importirte
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urttr Der 6rm0 ''""'
M'KEEVER s BROKEN,
unb wrrOen in ibrcm Storc, DO 4 Grhonae
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21ctnen, EIQlOrS unr Gisartsn,
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lelben abtt Gub julIcn cc Ncrihcria0 acernp. rnE ;NS+r
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uad ~ENem'Sbule Der otapt fti ms 6au5 otlrirrt mire ~
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0aS ApNIirouen metncr Neebrtrn GjGltt III err
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Ftr un~t'r'ltncte bHt on Ger 1Tten Strait.
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IN Dem @arrccm siecs neu einlfridteten
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United States
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IL letnem ireunoIi6Cn wnr tablen Qptalc anae.
ncbm III mdtcn.
9iAmon0, 20. SuGi 1860.
Subu 6|rvtio. Plat.
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Sparcers |!

Sparrers @parccrsl
Slre utbsrnnhmc res an netn Sctal an,
9rrn5encen ssrGumi9cn g1cbu6aujcs FIN ids in
Den Stdno geltbt. elmer pcitercu 2In,a6t Boar.
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ptrranf Geflsttirence bite th ,1lstolo bel mir
prrjulrre6cn. s. Worrbuuien, 9(et.
Calm RCuen Mcrft.N
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etrt9e aute Gc1spcrs,
ttnNsn i'm Mem Nfartet Sctel Der uuter,eitnttsn
3iinnrer uno auteu @oarp.
9taosibrfer IL. h6neGer.
Wels- und Lagcr-Bier- Brauerei.
Ote u~nterirtbnrtcm iiup Jest in ZEN Staul
Nr'rst' Ole ocrrru @irtbe unO pas Ncrbrtc Vutri
tlIir NIT SSctS' uno Valcrttcr rjnucr TSatrifotic,.
ii Nen ~ttltlltrn Yrcticn ~tcpjcncn ~ tGnnrn.
Srrres per 6aE rpcr 0uBruc bitten mir lei
pm. StetnIcin ab,ugcbcn.
&. Sibrr II. Gcmp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

At Called Meeting Of the Board of Heaytb
OF TINS city, held at the City Hall, on the god
instant, the following preamble and rasoIu.
'ion was unanimously adopted
Whereas, The Board of Health bas hoo =,
vised OF the fact that there is now a very lin
l'ed supply of ice in the city of Richmond
ana II used for general purposes will not nos.
eioly iy iast more tnan thirty days, and addi-
tional foreign supplies under exis ting circnm.
sGahces, cannot be obtained; and knowing the
absolute Importance of having at command
curing the summer months, this efficient and
aimost indispensable medical agent. as we'll a 8
In view Of the large accession to onr rresan,
population IN the shape of a military force:
Resolved, That the propretors OF ali ice
houses ,h within the corporate limits, keeping
s,rot1 81 lor sale De and they are hereby in
ructed, ON and after this day, to restrict the
sale Oh Ice to medical purposes only deliyera
Die upon presen tation of the order of a nhvsi.
'''" JOHN DOVE, Pres't
r. w. DoDDsY
F. w HArrocr
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o0rrespondence of the Richmond Dispa;cb.
-heetfng in Orange County.
GORDOSSVIIrr Arrril 10 1cc1

HoRDoSsvILLE, April l9, 1851.
Al meeting of the citizens of Gordons
VINE ana Its vicinity, held in Gorro1syilIe
orange county, Va, on the 18th of April for
the purpose of forming a Home Guard on
motlon, Mr.. William Cowherd was called To-
the Chalr, and Robert Taylor appojn,ed tenn
porary Secretary The object OF the meeting
Deing explained by the Chairman Col Stronos
then, In soul-stirring and patriotic address
urged the necessity for this orpaniza,ion
"hlcn was unanimously responded to- The
meeting then determined to organize by el~cr
ing permanent officers whereuDon WilIiam
No"neru, ESQ, was unanimously chosen
PRESIDENT who, in acknowledging the conf
uenee thus reposed, responded in 4 most f, eI
ing ana impressive address, alluding in terms
.naL brought tears to the eyes of the grew
headec fathers present, to the contribution he
'ao mace In his two sons, who had inst
ouckied on their armor and gone forth To b,t
Tie ior the rights and honor of dear old Vir
gina ana her Southern sister. The following
olncers were then unanimously chosen To-
ssph N Phillips, 1st Vice President; Charles
VI. Goodman, I'd Vice President VIM Faul
eoner, Secretary and John S. Cowberd
Treasurer i"'
On motion, 1t was resolved that a commit
Tee pe appointed by the President TO prenare
ana report to an adjourned meeting rules and
regulations for the government and action of
the organization ~''0'' ~
~ hereupon, the President appointed O. H
+. Terrell, r. f. Omohundro, Col. J. y
Strange, Ro. Taylor, and A. J. Gooch. com.
mittee. .oiii-
Ihe meeting then adjourned to meet again
on saturday, the Goth inst.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispateh
Enthusiasm in the So,,tb,,ast
Abingdon VI Apr;l On 1cn

ABINGDON, Va, April 20, 1851.
All hail to old Washington county !, She ;s
all right. The news of the pa of an ord
nance OF Secession was hailed with ..eycoedinc
great JOY oy men, women and children of aI
parties and of all ages. There are no Wbirs
nor democrats. no Union men nor Secession- n
ISIS mere now; but all are united as one m an
LOT Virginia and Sou thern rights. The nigh
after the reception of the news of the secs
sion OF virginia many houses in town were
Illuminated. y" "eie
Treat excitement prevails throughout the
Wuoie community. Flags of the Sourbsrn
Oonfederacy, with eight stars, are now fioa,-
Ing In different parts of the town. From tha
residence OF Gov. Floyd, a large one NAV he
seen spreading itself images tically through the
breeze. o's'i 'he
AS write, the "Washington Mounted p;
nes are dashing through the streets" and an
Artiliery Company is marching. Loud erect.
ihgs are made by each company AS they mass
each other Capt. w. L. j ones, late I.,en.
zen tenant In the U. S Army, is Captain of tho
washington Mounted Rifiemen
All are ready, willing and waiting, tn do
.i,s seI1He when necessary. Old Washing ton
will do her duty 'oi'
me Abingdon Pirginian, that held ont tho
longest ior the old Union is out for secession
,anI wiI, fns ane nou thern Confederacy. Thus you
WASHINGTON
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Correspondspce Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
The Aouataineers Ready for the Conflict.
MAaIox, SNYrHg UousrY, }

Onr town and county have been In an unu
euai state OF excitement for some days past. .--
All ages and sexes manifest but one spirit
now-that Of firm and decided resistance 10
the tyrant at Washington. To give you some
ldea Of the feeling, will mention that fine
company OF noble young men. tho /. Smyfhe
Diuss, have been organized and fully equip.
pea. ana are now anxieusly awaiting orders
eon npany OF ca, airy has also been raised. will
o.saIizs ',., on Tuesuay next, and viii i,nine.
alA.eiy tender their services 10 the Governor.
- me Hlnes have already done. Ia The
pnuy oI hardy mcnntaipesrs tias been orran.
las9. naa insy. too. VIII be ready IA 70 6rth
nno nent The battles OF tbs Sonth. and in thfs
p'ses, 90 hAesFdAY, Home duerdn was
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Nen Kent County.-The people of this val
laht county remember the glores of the an
cieht time It's people are fully aroused q,
the all-absorbing theme of civil war Thav ara
nahing preparation daily to meet its eyisen
cles In becoming manner. The largest mass
me- meeting ever held in that county gathered at
present persons from all portions of the couue
", ready and anxious to par ticipate i'm it: the
ooJect being 10 recommend to the County Conrt
lne eApediency OF approprating a sum sum
eleht 10 arm and equip fully all the yoIunleer
companies of the county, and as MANY as will
oTgahiZe LOT the service, and likewise to CON
tribute something for the support of INDECENT
ia!nii'es !,, VINO are dependent upon those who
ment OF the meeting, it was ascertained thar
nearly all OF the Justices of the county were
on the ground who assembled immrijateIv
upon nearing the action of the meeting. and
appropriated ~ o0O AA"
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out the country for troops to concentrat Il
here.
We received the following last evening from
our Annapolis correspondent:
ANNAPOLIS, April 81.
The steamer Maryland arrived here thi.
morning, having on board Col. Butler and
eight hundred Massachusetts troops. en-
route for Washington. The steamer is now
lying alongside of the IT, s. ship Constitution
at the Naval Academy, and all the ties
reading from the city to the yard are locked
ana additional watchmen guarding the en-
frances The Constitution will convey the
troops to Washington
ANNAPOLIS TELEGRAPH OFPICR
April 81, 10! O'Clock.
The telegraph office ut the Annapolis innc
lion mas been taken possession of by the GOV
ernment, and the above dispatch is sent by
pony express.
another steamer with troops is now com
ing in the harbor N"
We learn that Governor Hicks sent IN Col
ohei Butter protest against the landing of
troops at Annapolis. He accordingly pro
ceeded 10 the Naval Academy and landed his
men there, over which the Federal Govern.
ment has exclusive jurisdiction.
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The Ladies ut Hork-The ladies of III.
several Baptist churches in this city. with
them, have Offered their services in snnnI.;na =
the soldiers with their uniforms. THE b,sas
ments OF DR.. Burrows, Dr. Jeter's and nr
neeieys churches, We're on yes esterday con.
ps aed'so into regular tailoring establishments.
Captains OF companies, or men, leaving their
orders at either of those places will And there
tailor, with shears and measuring line ana
oozsns oS OF ladies', glad to have an opportunity
y, metiiig tnem out, OF course, free of cost
Call and leave your measures.
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10 aeete,e q ne Cadets.-Maj. Colston. with
100 OF the Lexington Cadets, appeared on N, :
rade on the Square yesterday evening rrs-
atihg the most unbounded enthusiasm among
.he spec Fifty of the Cadets were Iafi
a. a.. lexington, and 1855 started for this city
Grounds. The Cadets came prens rod fnr Ill an
are .uiIy armed and equipped. They brought
oattery OF nine field pieces-one of the peees
l,aed cannon, Is said to be the best piece of
not finch from any duty, and herein thew So,
- nobie example-one worthy of all emulation
Governor. " 'i'o
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turetess Use Of Fare Arms-Too much pre.
eautio' cannot be exercised in handling fire
arms by the soldiery. little cnut;on M M :.
save the happening of many serious accidents
as an Illustration of what careIessness ms "
90 we @Iii say that on yesterday, in the Vi
clnlty OF the residence of Mr. John q S,n,on
corner OF 26th and Franklin streets Chnrch
mn, TWO soldiers, who were passing by, fired
AT post with musket, which object thew
MISSED, bnt struck hlr. Sintons horse, killing
deserved a better fate than to fall a victim To
Igehiess ana unthinking conduct Two of
Mr; Sinton's sons were playing near the horse
at the time it was shot AsV
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Correspondence of the Richmond Disnatcb
The Trus So;r;t

AMELIA Co., Va, April 21. 1861
On saturday, April the Goth, the students of
me Ameiia Academy, after spirited address
rom from the Principal, Wm. II. Harrison, with
sheat Joy nung proudly to the breeze. from
tne Top OF a staff 60 feet high, the flag of the
0oniederate States, organized themselves as n
Home ~ Guard, and made arrangements to elect
o,ncers and procure arms. Amelia is fully
a. a.. ouseu: Inc ladies', God bless themt sho "
!ne spirit or 70. One of the first i'm the conn.
~, "a fortune, family, and every grace and
qmailty tnat can adorn her sex, said to me
yes,eroay, with great feeling, thar if she had
.en sons she would gladly send them to ths
war. Wi h such spirit animatine men
women and boys, and God and truth on our
siae, we may surely defy Lincoln and his myr.
S WIGWAM
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4 DriH Of the Patrick He4.ru Pises tool,
place OH Saturday at Jones' Cross Roads. in
hanover county, distant abont 20 miles from
lhls city. "A nag OF the Southern Confederacv
was raised Many recruits joined the com
were made by Messrs VIM. Nelson
Ohas. Cooke, H. S. Lowrey. .Jobn
rage, Jr, and Henley G. Doswell.-
d:a ne latter, an old man on the shady
sioe OF oo, and cripple, agreed to equip six
young men who were unable to do SO them
selves, and he gave an assurance that as long
as ne had any corn in his bins or fodder to feed
catGe with, their families should not want
for the necessaries of life This ls tho r;ah,
spirit. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed Ar
tne ABOVE meeting. Virginia is vet uncon
quered. Nirginians unconouerabie
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Suspicious Personages. CItv Cannot,
nave adopted an ordinance which ordains tho I
when any person believes or suspects anv one
IN the city OF entertaining, or having ex.
pressed, sentiments that render such person
suspicious or unsafe to remain in tha fity -
shnii sri De MS duty to inform the Mayor of il.
mat II shall be the duty of the Mayor to
nave nave snch person arrested by warrant or
oni.,,. wise, ana nave him tried. and if found
guilty, or there is good reason TO believe thar
sucn person does entertain such opinions. he
small be dealt with as vagrant, or person of
s,,,'rna 'li aiso De the duty of the Mayor to
suppress and pat down all committsss Of
vigilance or safety, or other collections of men
VINO, Wlthont authority, arrest or threaten
any person who may be suspec ted
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., u. r"ers arrf.ed here yesterday. via Danville
, cars, the Aistead Grays, of Ches terfield
uniformed mem bers-63 on the roll The com
pany We're directed to return home The
Nottoway Rifles, capt H. T. Owen. 40 men
,'y anu Trays. (of The same county,) Capt r
NohhalIy, 20 men, arrived at the same time
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hePTtsdts on the Eaemy.-Ou the 21st of
April a company of New RENTERS. under
eRarge OF 9nartermaster Isaac H. Christian.
e',,n " tne '-u regiment, took possession of the
schooner Electa II. Parker. lgs tons com
handed by Capt. Henry Parker. and loaded
Wlth Wood. Col, Jones, of the 9th Regiment
EsseA county, took possession OF two North
E,n ras nessels, loaded with ship timber, on the
Mappahannock, on Monday morning Iast -
Inc vessels are the William, of Bath, Maine
ana the Richmond, of Richmond, Maine. The
nmber Is valued at $4,000. All the buoys and
tl isn' ooats on the river tRappahannockl have
% peeh removed Three independent compa-
nlss-one OF Cavalry, one of Artillery and
one OF Infantry-haye been formed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

ro"r or noe Companies IF Votuateers arrived
- onn @ Danviiie yes esterday-among them the
Trays, u men, Thos. S. Claiborne. Captain
Iot the 9TH Battalion, llth Brigade and Blues,
Wm. r. Graves, Captain, 66 men the whole
under command of Major r. 4. Withers.
rney were mustered into service at the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Closing the Liquor AOps-The City Coun.
cli have ordained that every hotel keeper,
keepers of restaurants, keepers of lager beer
saloons, or of any place where ardent spirits
l,ort ter, beer or cider is sold or given away,
shall close his bar every evening at 10 o,ciock
Every person violating this dinance may be
nned twenty dollars by the Mayor, and every
day shall be considered q sppa rate offence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Atdtng ne Sotdtsrs.->ince the project has
's oeen s.a Tea for raising fund for the relief
of such Of our volunteers as NAV no o.lIoa
away on active service, the generous citizens
oi hichmond have contributed at the Dispatch
- 'he amount of three thousand eight nun.
u,ea I;n uollars. This sum is merely an indica
ion OF what they are willing to do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

a. meeting Of the ladies' of Leigh Street
was resolved that their services be and ti,ev
IRE hereby rendered TO the Governor of Vir.
ginia IN fitting ont volunteers. either in the
manufacture OF uniforms, or in preparing
bandages, &c. Any order. for their services
left at Mr.. Thos. j. Starke's store will he
promptly attended to. A meeting of the ladies
is req ues ted at Leigh Street Baptist Church to-
lay at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

MILITARY ORaANIzATIos.-The mi.itsrv .
dor OF our people is thoroughly aroused. In
every part of the State companies are being
rapidly organized, and before the expiration OF
the t1enty days Of grace allowed to us by The
OLD tyrant, Ne shall have twenty thousand
volunteers In the field who will be able 10
KNOCK the bulls eye st the distance of one
hundred yards. Tennessee has world wide
rspu tation for courage, and especially is she
1Wniea, Wn par ercettence. the Volunteer State
we venture the prediction that she does NOT
.oIieit the title in the present crisis --Nash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

Three Infantry Companies, from Amelia.
we're were In the city yesterday-the Grays, from
Jetersvllle, Capt. John E. Perkinson. 43 men.
rainesville Rifles, Capt VIM. NJ. Miller s5
men, and Amelia Rifles, Capt A. Y. Scott
30 men. The companies nun mberiug the re-,
luisite amount of force, 80 men, were mus
tered into service "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

iWo Companies of Iafuntry ana one of Ar.
tiilery, amounting in the aggregate to 300 men
leIt Lynchhurg yesterday morning for Rich.
hohu, ana arrived in due course of time The
people OF the mountains, as we'll as the valley
ma seaboard regions, are fired with jndig-
nation, and will resent the insults of the op-
pressor, ana put to shame his idea Of con
teGares. ~ A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

re peg 20 sngoess to the ladfss that they pre.
pare bandages and lint for the soldier thst
may oecsiied to distant fields Of service. The
ladies' OF Union and Church Hills are already
acting with the spirit that inspired the heroic
Matrons. OF TO. Let all Of the ladies who IA.
vor this suggestion fthose residing on Church
ano Union Hills, We mean.l meet 10 -dau at IL
ociocki ut Springfield Hall. The "a athsrinw
VIII oe one Of choice spirits. we ha va no douhf
Let all come. e =