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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

TN THE CONFEDERATE COURT.-The
1 Privateer Jefferson DAVIS the cargo OF the
John WEIGH
Ia tGs Prize Court of the Confederate States Of
America--rhe privateer Jefferson Davis SIS The
Cargo OF the John Welch.
BY virtue Of wriE of jale to directed under
the decree of the Hon IRA lie. the Prize Court of the
Confederate States, for ths District Of south Caro-
Steam Packet Wharf, in The city of Charleston, on
THURSDAY, the ) - instant at IL o clock a. NJ ,
the cargo OF the brig In0. Welch consisting OF about
25a boxes of white, yellow, and brown Ciayed ST.
GAR; 37} hhds. 81 tierces and - bhis. Mnseoyade
SUG AR, in lots ~ not fo "eed mere than 20
boxes, TO hhds., n tierees and II bbls. s. each.
TERNs.-Cash.
JOHN j. IRVING, JR
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TIE iYF aSTRy.--A young married woman,
whose husband had gore to tho war, heard
~ conversation the reInark that the Govern
ment wanted mere cavalry and more in!an-
tIy She replied That she knew nothin & about
the cavalry, bat added with sigh, that ii
more iB faBt-Ty were needed the Government
had better send some Of The volun teers hoiao
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g. ...-. f&A!RY BLUES.
-'-fs eetsye service dc soon AZ en-.
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... =. p t'f1lsoiou having ossn a j 10
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s-r. y-,...eo a,-eo 70 the Legion now In ae .~n
fs H,,r@ - age ace. tie command Of BIga6.sr
~ s't a.- enlisted for tue entire Continuance
o. -s"., .' 4, Recruit ~. BE- received for q less
We, = s i'Aaa ,sD DUscAs. We I,eeto,,
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sises.a eSs .s.lga@g sfs requested sa gss.si as
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Charlottesville, Oct. 7th. 1861. oc 9--d-sN~

,,,,sz. WE ARE REQ UESTEp TO announce
|sS that Hon. D. c. D9JARNETTE, Of Caro-
line, is candidate represent the p;stricc com
posed OF the counties Of Caroline, louisa, Spot
sylva2ia, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene
Madison. and Culpsper, IN the Erst Congress Dt tAe
Confederate s. tea sa :2n--fr.e
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P.KEoN gD-Geo + Dunham, OF Memphis,
Tenn sentenced sctus une since to the peiI,-
tertiary for ten years, for killing All IRISH
man, named Harrigan, hes been pardoneG by
he Governor Of thai State
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s!ySEea- MEDICAL CARD.
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Sy-Ev- 3,EDLGAL4 CARD.
V'si@ OFFICE PRACTICE.
Dir. PLUME, CT the old Medical House, con fines
himself mainiV 10 n okce practice on Eranllhn st.
iittie below the Exeh2nge Hotel, and dag naiiy
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skilifua d cor.
Gdantist treatment may be obtaued reasonabie
arMs. Those who have been exposed 10 certain
contagious ailments, are invited 10 cali early.
C9mmunicati0ns BY mail, or otherwise, promptly
stterde6 to- Office open from A. Nj, TIA 2. M.
ray 23--ts 3lCHwHND Va
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DH. JAMES e. WILLIAMS offers his l,rcfes
sierEl services 20 the citizens nf Richmond SID Vi
Unity He may re found at d. i. " HANCcCk's
sfea, ca Mum, between 3d and ith streets, or At
Mr. FFN. 6. pHILLUs office ou i2th street, between
Main and Bank. n the ususi Office horrs
Any message lett al either place vdI be promptly
attended to - lit-t,
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kel S@n1insl Richmond Whig,
.-. "s will copy the above I'd
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t'"''s aa1 forward bills to Enquirer
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23
JNO. Z. GARNE17T
nSa TO THE VOTERS or TIE CI7IE:

HSa To THE VOTERS OF THE CITIES
*~e"OE RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG AND OF THE COUNTIES NF
HEN RICO, HANOVER, CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT. ELIZABETH CITY WAR
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND YORK; ia
The duty of every citizen, 81 such iuue;ura TO
tnteTpoee no personal objections 10 a cal Of his fel
low citizeHs 10 any responsible position Wherein
with Ills conviction accepted the seat have now
the honor 10 hold IN Congress. and with which
have applied myself and shall continue TO apply
myself until the close 10 It's iabors and duties
Phe only distinction t. which aspire is that M
labors may deserve and obtain the public sppro
bstiQp.
l cernos be Indifferent to the applications from
the District to offer nysef at the approaching
election, ana now declare myself a candidate
Should you, my fellow citizens, honor WIKI
your support. my best efforts shall be devoted to
the labors anG duties o. the high position.
oc tide WI. Il MACFARLAND.
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rsys 10 THE VOTERS or THE SEVENTH
1"CONGRESSIONAL % I s 4 r itcT-Com
posed of the counties Of Campbell, Amherst, 2Sel
son AlheInarIe Fiuyanna ard Bucknghar.--At
the solicitation Of number cf gentlemen OF dif1er,
snt parties throughout the District, | announce ny
self candidate o represent you in the trst Con
gress OF the Confederate States, under their per
uzanent Constitution. ! will take early oppor-
tuniiy to address ths people at their respective
CourtHouses.
se Its JAMES ?. E0LCONBE.
s1sv VVhig, Enquirer and Examiner please copy.
". To THE PEOPLE or THE 7rg OtYN-
N~$ g K + $ ONAL DISTRICT, COM
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CAMP
b Z l. L, AMHERST, NELSON, ALbE
mARLL, FLUVANNA, AND BUCKING-
HAM.-FEIL0w CITIZENS: i am csnd;dste 10
represent you i'll the Congress of the Confederate
States. The briefnes- of the time bet snj
the election. and the difficulties GId anxcti ties Of
the times alike forbid Suffice IL 10 say
that Il elected, my whole energies shall be devoted
10 the advancement of your interests.
Your fellow-c..zsn
SHELTON I. LEAkE
Charlottesville, Oct. 1th. 1861. oc 9---d-sN~
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La-er adssstsssrssn.s n sraa p-css1sss.
RE adv eftisefasrfs yatf-fsi eEsil t..ssf ri, -
charged so eta per agasre @. yssaT Is.ga Err slse
first Insertion. ssad - eta. for eset c,lisarAasx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

NTANTED.-A SUBSTITU TE - serve for
months IA = e Confederate army. Apply
az 5l9 Broad street, betwsn the hours of / ana ;
relo,k I NJ. &C 3.,--2
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I4Ta n Z + D-I1lMEDIATELY- ID
~ BIGLER FOR g finely equ pped Cavalry
Company now eucamped near the cry. Extra
wages viii ba given None bat persons Of good
habits need apply. Apply to
j. W. TAYL0E, Captain,
oc l7-Gts Camp, Rockets Old Field.
GYANTED-For the balance ef the year, ten
Wv NEGROES, for Cutting Cord Wood III this
county. Zoe i--tsl JEO. ]. WERTH, Agent.
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s.sesT', sTEsATERs. sc.

VACCINE VIRUS.--t'ntii farther notice, the
Y Subscriber will give 81 per crust tor VAC
CINE NIRIIS.
The Virus must in all cases, be accompanied by
the certificate Of recognized physician, guarantee
ing il - have been pE9pagated on healthy sanjects
not recently posed TO smsli- -pox contagion
The crusts must have been removed from the
arm within one week of date OF delivery Address,
through Post Office
"A =. PETlC0IAS, M. d.,
oc 22-RtE Vaccine Agent
EgufT.-ORANGEs rs, LEMONS FRUIT.
Mr.. A. TORRE. of tbs branch OF r. Tramon
tsaa e. Co, importers Of fruits, No. Front and
"A Foulton streets. New 0rean. has arrived with
large lo' OF ORANGES and LEMONS, and
opened store on 18th street, between Main and
Franklin sts.
He Will be. per Adams Express Co, in daily re-
eeipt of Louisiana ORANGES, lemons Texas
pgIA.s, ,fi-sheii Creole. Pecan snd Brazil NUTS
t.efs. hs1i ALMONDS, TiLBEAfss. English Wal.
NTgTs. gAlSINs, SWEET OIL. GLAkFf WINE
and sAKDihEs ALSO, q variety III French CA
DiEs, ne sss2-~gw'
ygs0 Y0UNDEgs~-Our ARTIFICIAL COKE,
aasssgtsA ffSH Hitrxslacs rcs!, b sseasks
f. x4s<St. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-23

NOTICE To MERCHANTS ii have on
IN hand, ct this psce, some three or four thou
sand doilars' worth Of Goeds, the greater propor-
ton OF which Is very desirable snl~abie Goods
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, DRUGS,
LEATHER &c. To any merchant wishing to re-
n,enish his stock, would dispose of my entire
stock for cash ut reasouabie per cent for ar
times, II applied to soon.
IITTLFT0N II. ROGAN.
New eas. ton. Has kins county, Tenn, Oct. ~.
oe HIN
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
Inefficient Officers in the Confederate
Army.

a correspondent of the Charleston Evening
News, writing from Montgomery few days
since, uttcrs the following very sound, forci-
Ole and practical remarks "lhe great want
which seems to eXiststin our volunteer forces
il that Of experienced officers. gentlemen are
elected to Lieutenancies aud Captaiucies, who
possess neither skill nor experience, and know
no more of "Scott and IIagdee' than those in
the ranks; their personal popularity alone
eleVates them to these positions: this is pcl-
pably wrong"
We have frequently thought of saying the
same thing; and we would extend our re-
marks to Majors, Lieut.. Colonies and Colonels
1t Is well known that in some instances these
positions, and very important positions they
are, especially when the men come into the
ned, should that become necessarily have
oeeh secured solely by the personal populari-
~ OF the candidates, without due regard
eithef 10 experience OF fitness. The position
Oh Colohel oi regiment is a very import
ant one even before active service in nres-
ence of the enemy begins, and still more i'm
portant when the battle is raging But MANY
of our volunteers, relying upon their own
courage and determination, have elected Off
GERS very much on the principle heretofore
in vogue IL the election Of members of the
Legislature, and of Congress. Because they
have supposed that anybody will do for the
Legislature or Congress they seem to suppose
that anybody will do for officers of the regi-
ments, battalions and companies, and so have
voted for those they liked as good Jello,cs re-
gardless of the important duties which these
offices deyolye upon ther occupants And
we fear, also, that in some cases, men have
become candidates for military position, in
the hope of making this means of promo
ton for themselves in civil life hereafter
This is all decidedly wrong. We dislike
to say what may seem perhaps ungracioue,
or what may apparently attend to throw
suspicion upon the efficiency Of cur troops,
or to dampen their noble ardor. But the
truth ought to be told at first, rather than to
Leave tia'e to teach II, and to teach it with
unnecessary loss Of blood.-AagpS:a (Ga) J
! Chronicle.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
Senator Bright Condemned.

The following resolutions passed the Indi-
ana Senate June !, but failed in the HOUSE
for want of a quorum.
In the Senate, Mr. March, from the Com
mittee on Federal Relations, to whom was re-
ferred resolution concerning the position
now occupied 10y the Hon. Jesse d. Bright,
madd the following report which was adop-
ted unanimously
WHEREAS, Under the Federal Constitution,
no person is eligible to seat in the Senate
of the United States, who is not an inhabi-
tant OF the State he claims to represents And
whereas, At an early day of the session OF
the General Assembly, a resolution was in
troduccd in the Senate and referred TO the
Committee on Federal Relations, directing
them to inquire "whether Jesse ID. Fright is
a citizen OF the State of Indiana whether he
can, in the present cri-is, truly represent Che
people of this State in the Senate of the Uni
ted States; and whether his position on the
questions now engrossng public attention
does not render his further continuation in
that body inconsistent with the public inter-
est and safety; and whereas, a copy of suid
resolution was, by the President of the Senate
and Chairman Of the Coyamittee Oh Federal
Relations, Immediately transmitted to Hon.
Jesse d. Bright, with letter calling his at
tention thereto; and whereas, no response
whatever has been made to said resolution or
letter, and the said Jesse D. Bright 10 longer
takes any interest in the public affairs of the
State, and his position on the questions now
engrcssing public attention is wholly un-
known to the people therefore
Be it Resolved 10y the General Assembly OF
the State of Indiana, That Jesse d. Bright
has forfeited all the claim that he may have
heretofore had to represent this State in the
Senate of the United States, and that honor
able body is most earnestly requested to per-
nit him no longer to occupy a seat therein as
the Representative Ct the State of Indiana,
but to declare the same vacant.
BE it further Resolved, That the Governor
be requested to Immediately transmit copy
of these resolutions to the President Of the
Senate of the United States.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
Secession put Down in stockton.

The Stockton Argus relates the following
case of loud talk and weak performance on
the part Of Secession;ss
A difficulty occurred on tn lth inst, grow
ing out Of the refusal of the Rev. Mr.. IIargis,
pastor of the NJ. f. Church South in this
city, to allow the bell on his church to be
rung at sunrise, as has hitherto been custom
AIRY with regard to all church bells on the
morning Of the Fourth of July. The afore-
mentioned individual objected to the ringing
of the bell on the grounds that it was Il mat
ter Of Il political character and it was con-
trary to the rules of the Church to permit the
use of the bell for such purpose The bell,
however, was rung, contrary to the wish of
the Rev Mr.. Hargis. The latter gentleman
declared that it should not he run5 at sunset,
and in order that his declaration might be
fulfilled, he nailed down the windows and
fastened the doors Of the church In the
meantime consent had been obtained from
Fisher, one Of the Trustees, to ring the bell
and towards evening several gentlemen, ac-
companied 10y Mr., Fisher, proceeded to the
church for that purpose. They were met by
the Pastor Judge Campbell, Coldwell and
LaSpeyre, who were guarding the doors, the
latter gentleman declaring that it would be
necessary TO "walk over lis dead boey" be-
fore that bell could be rung. Coombs replied
that the consent OF one of the Trustees to ring
the bell having been obtained, the bell should
be rung y crowd Of persons soon Assem-
Dlcd, a small cannon was brought to the
scene and planted in front of the door, a train
of men lpinging up the rear with ammunition
and chunks of old iron for shot. Things as
sumed at appearance somewhat checkered,
and for a y bile threatened serious conse-
queuces. Fisher demanded entrance to the
church through Tie door guarded by Judge
Campbell. when the latter raised his cane and
threatened him with blow if he attempted
TO enter. The Judge was reminded that he
might get hurt, ana was quietly pushed
aside. An occasional blank cartridge from
the cannon brought together large crowd of
persons, when the valiant defenders of the
church doors wisely concluded TO retreat,
which they did with as much grace as the
circumstances of the case would permit, not,
however, without some expressions not fit for
ears polite, with reference to the proceeding
The bell was rUng right merrily, after which
three cheers were given for the Union, and
three groans for laspeyre. Itis hardly neces-
sary to add, the latter gentleman still lives
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
European News.
ST. JOINS, Newfoundland, June q

ST. JoHN's, Newfoundland, June "a.
Dispatches by the Anglo Saxon from Liver
pool June l3th via Londonderry Juno l4th
give us the following:
The Great Eastern was expected TO leave
Liverpool in about fortnight with three re.
giments of infantry, field battery of artillery
and number of horses, for Quebec. 1t i.
admitted that this movement is suggested by
the American difficulties, but it is merely for
protection, and will only raise the garrison
from its present weak state to what it wa:
years ago. The movement is regarded by
some as an insult TO the United States.
The annual meeting of the Cotton Supply
Association had been held at Manchester.
The result Of the eXertions of the Association
Is reported to be rather discouraging In
creased efforts in India and Western Africa to
raise supply were urged in view Of the A
meriean troubles.
The Illness of Carbaldi IS officially denied.
The British squadron had bombarded and
destroyed Porto Nueyo, killing 700 natives.
In relation to the Parliamentary proceed
ings on the 18Th, Gregory, the member who
postponed one of his motions on the subject of
the recognition of the Southern Confederacy,
wrote letter to the Times explaining why
he desires a speedy recognition of the Mont
gomery Government. lie regards this the
proper course to be taken, and contends that
the North cannot hold the South in perma-
nent sutjugation, and argues for peaceful
separation. lie believes u recognition bV
England and France will cause the North to
pause before plunging deeper in the struggle,
and concludes hy disclaiming all hostility 10
the North and hoped it would be actuatod
by love of peace.
The London Times, in an editorial on oc-
cason Of the action of Government on Ameri-
can difficulties, which is in complete accord
ance with that Of France, says it must tend to
convince all reasonable Americans that in
English acts there is neither hostility nor
double dealing.
The London Times, in replying to the in
dignation of the Northern States against Eng
land, shows what little cause England has to
sYmpathise with the American Government.
1t says that she will assuredly not rejoice at
the military SUCCESS of either of the COM
batants.
The bill repeating the paper duty had final
Ia passed the House of Lords
The American war has caused such an ad-
vance in the price of cotton that many small
factories have been obliged to cease, thus
throwing thousands Of worhmen out Of en-
ploymen3.-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
Misrrilaarous.
Notice to Contractors.

T., EALED PROPOSALS, for the completion Of the
- foundation and basement story walls, to the height
of the swinging line Of the window arches Of the State
Capitol, as authorized by Act Of the Legislature
amendatory % an act 90 provide for the construction
Of the state Capitol In The City Of Sacramento, ap
proved May the 2uth, 1861 said work being the same
as heretofore acted to be performed by Michael
Fcnne VIII BE- received by the Board Of Commission
ers, at the 6oveuors Office, ia said city, from and af
ter the 18Th day Of Juue sol until the 4th day Of Ju
ly, ls6e, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. said foundation to be
instructed and basement TO be erected in accord
aace with plans and specifications adopted By said
Commissioners and 20 be at the Office Of the Su-
perintendent the Capitol Grounds In the city Of
Sacramento during the above mentioned period. All
bids must be sealed up and directed TO the Board Of
Commissioners appointed to conrac Tor the erection
Of the state Capitol the Office Of the Governor and
the same will be opened by said Commissioners In the
Assembly Chamber Of the present Capitol building, a.
II o'clock NJ, on Wednesday, July 2ih, 1851.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject all
bids, or any one or bids, when in their opinion
the are unreasonably high, or when the bidder
shall tail 20 give satisfactory bonds Tor the faithful
performance Of his contract when in their opinion
the best interests OF the state require tic rejection Of
such bids.
Each bid must he accomp uisd with 2 good and suf-
cent bond in the OF sixty Thousand dollars; the
work 10 br commenced Immediately after the signing
of the contract, ald to b. completed "a eight montls
thereafter
The attention Of all those making bids IA called to
the Act providing FOR the construction Of the state
Capitol, approved March 20 h, 1860 and to the Act
aucudatOry thereof, approved May 20th, lsGi.
BY order OF the Board,
mucIs IL c }. ToRBEBr, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
B z IT E L E CRAP
Union Democratic Conventions.
SACRAMENTO, July Sth.

SAcRAMENTo July Sth.
Convention met at nine o'clock. McCorkle
withdrawn on the llth ballot Bidwcll on
the 18th bellot
18th Ballot--Conness 297, Casserly I64
Downey lS4.
Adjourned at % NJ. till llpM. Ayes $50
noes 500
Convention met at ! P. NJ. Patterson. Of
Tuolumne, moved to put the nomination Of
Governor al foot of the list Lost-aves 800
noes 34G.
14ru BALLor.-Conness 1856, Casserly lSS
Downey 1913, Scattering 6, Blank >.
On motion of St. John, of Tuolumne, the
nomination was made unanimous
Mr. Conness appeared on the stand and was
greeted with deafening cheers by the mem
bers and spectators. He thanked the Con-
vention in Il neat and foreible speech and
promised to make thorough canvass of the
State for the ticket
The Convention adjourned till Z ccIocl,
this evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09

new to me. They correspond with those that
have advocated for the last FIVE months. |
approve of every scintilla of them. If posi-
Die, but l do not think it is possible, on the
question of maintaining the Union, on the
question of exercising the power of this
Government in such a degree as may be ne
cessary for its preservation, go further than
any resolutions You can prepare. Applasse !
| thank you, gentlemen, for your attention,
and before leave the stand l will say trust
your action will be such-as | believe it will
as to present us with a ticket with which
we can go before the people of California and
win victory to our cause, for our country
needs our services now. Applause.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09

IRELAND, AND HER PETITION FOR TIE RIGHT
OF SELF g ovERNMENT.- monster petition
for the right Of Ireland to choose Govern
ment has been sent to London, and the Irish
men Of that city had entertained Mr.. ODon-
aghue at grand banquet preparatory to the
the banquet was ireland a Nation" which
was received with deafening cheers. This,
remember, was in the city of London, on
Ludgate Hill. Mr. ODonaghue has been
over to see John Mitchell, in Paris. When
the national petition is presented to the
Queen, Mr., ODonaghue will raise the Irish
question in Parliament and being defeated in
that motion he will retire from the House OF
Commons, and take council with his country
men as to the next move.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
EVENING SESSION.
SACRANrFNTo .Julv 8

0ACkAMENTO, JUIy 6-II p. N.
T. B. shannon, R. Irwin o. K Smith and
Dir. Hill being before the Convention for the
nomination for Lieutenant Governor, Irwin
was nominated OF. the first ballot.
For Congress, b. Mahouy and Henry Ed.
gerton placed in nomination. Edgerton, AS
Mahony, 239.
a salute Of 100 guns was fred in honor Of
the nomination of Mr.. Conness this evening.
His nomination is well received.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-09
SAN llRANclscn- .Lnlr

The Bulletins Washington correspondent
says James Churchman, Of California, has
been appointed u. s. Consulatoat Valparaiso.
The appointments in the Custom House,
as announced by the Times this morning,
are spoken of by Republicans as unsatisfac-
tory