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quested TO present the same to me for pay.
ment.
r. T. MCCAIN, Trustee.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

The FEDERAL GENERALs.--From the be-
ginning of the war, the Federals have been
making and unmaking military idols with
surprising facility. Al one time, General Scott
was the mos. wonderful master of the art Of
war that modern times had produced BIT
the battle Of Manassas was enough TO destroy
the hard earned laures Of long life. and the
man who four months ago arroxantIy tainted
General Wool with the ufifntios Of age, uud
recommended him to return ~ Troy for the
benefit of his health has now resigned HE
own position on account IF growing old with
the most astonishing rapdty afer the 2ls, of
July. II General Wool. superior soldier 20
General Scott, is not entirely inaensble 10 the
Injury Of enioving ths downfall Of a super.
ciious rival, he may possibly dispatch letter
of coincidence TO Lundy's Lane, ere hs departs
forever from America We have no doubt
that General Scott wonld highly appreciate a
few words of sympaihy fron his venerable
friend, who, although a. old AZ the late Lieu
tenant General has not yet been compelled hv
the iniirmitier of age to retire from a post Of
active duty.
Gen. Butler was ano;heS Of the popular mill
tary leaders Of the North sut, after the battle
of Bethel, he seems 10 have gradually col
lapsed, and finally extingnished himself in 4.
blaze of glory al Hatteras That vaunted tri.
umph proved as barren of substantial honor to
the General AS of practical results to the Gov.
erDment, and Butler has been exiled to de.
partment in Massachusetts The redoubtabls
Schenck has never been heard OF since the
smash up at Vienna; Con- Caiwallsdcr has
passed Into tue shades of forgstiulness, and as
for Gen. Patterson. sinee the battle Of Ma
nassas, none name him but to curse him Cen
Mcdowell, veteran regular chiefsain, who
once stood 70 high IN Federal sstimstion - to
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HSrrid Tragrdy-Negro Huua-Ef.cts Of
The Yankee ImNasIca

The Louisville Democrat, of the ath, copies
the following account CT a horrid murder al
Elizabet ethtOwn, KY, from an extra of the
Z0uare Ga.enr, newspaper published at that
place by some of the Yankee soldiers en-
camped there. This murder is bat the Ger.
tain consequence of the teachings Of the Alb
oitionists o and the invasion of Kentucky by
the Yankees:
On Wednesday night las. a negro boy, 10
longing to VIM. Smith who Resides about
four milee below hera, eli tered the house Of
his master brother, Cyrus Smith au.i yciI
iuS the infant child OF Mrs. smith dAsh.d
It's brains uuf atler Which he beat Eirs Smith,
win club, orulsing sud mangiing her Ia
such manner that hsr life is despaired Of
The negro boy. who was about Is years of
sge. was arrested by the rirEes guard or Com.
paUy +. ~ the l9th. and camaitIei 10 the
county jail nj This place, under charge of
Com pany ID, for safe keeping Great excite
ment prevailed among the citizens during
Thursday and Friday, and mob law would
have Ieigned had 1t not baen for mar :ial law.
The negro will be triet at the next term OF
the Court and executed.
Further particnlars--On Friday, the fst inst ,
Gen. Sherman, being applied TO by the citi-
gems of klizabethtown. ordered taat the mill.
tary authorities should hand over the negro
10 the citizsns, which was done.
Our report ter having visited the scene o! the
IN rder gives 10 us the following statement
as coming from airs. Smith, and signed by
Mary K Smith:
"1he negro boy came 10 the house and IL, :
CURED ii Mr. Smith was In. told htm tina {
he was on the plsutation, when the
boy immediately caught ho'd OF rae, kick
ed me out. OF the house. knocked me down,
stamped ON my head and breast until he sup.
posed was dead; then took the child out o,
the cradle by the legs and threw il against tho
wall, killing II instantly. lrecovered enoI gh
20 get up, when the negro struck me second
| time, leaving me dead, az he supposed and r. n
of Tue baby was only two mon tbs old
T.sSigned, MARrF SxirHn
On saturday, Nov. si, 1861, the boy was
taken from the Jail about o'clock in The nj.
ternoon, aud hung to u tree about two miles
fiom town. A large nun Ler OF persous we're
present. The negro admitted that he was
guilty, but said he WAS intoxicated. and th /
whtrc man here urged him TO III. deed -
The negro was drawn up three ttpiss and xf-
ter hHtnx dead was shot through the body by
Mr.. Smith. Thus ended this horrid tragedy
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be entrusted with the leading of the "Grand
Army in its flrst great trial of arms with the
rebels, has been buried in the deep bosom Of the
ocean of oblivion. The ilnstrions Fremont has
been hurled beadlong from his high eminence in
Missouri, and by late advlcee we observe that
bis trusty lieutenant, Gen. MeKinstry, who re-
Gently Ggnred IA Provost Marshal at ST. Louis.
and sent honest people to Jail with as little
ceremony as his master in Washington, has
been himself put under arrest, aud is now iii 4.
situation, like many better men, to contemplate
at his leisure the mutability of human torture
If the Federals have been as successful as
they pretend, in the conduct Of ths war, why
are they constantly falling out with their mil
itary leaders, The contrast presented By this
Confederacy is honorable at once to onr peo
pie and onr Generals. The glorious Beaurs-
gard stands higher to day in the estimation Of
every true-hearted son of the South than be
did at the beginning of the war. HE sun hes
been steadily rising, and has come ont from the
Clouds Ut battle more beautiful aad resplend
ent than before. General Jo.nston has proved
himself one of the first military leaders of the
age, aud day by day the confidence which we
ieit Ill him at first has been deepened and
strengthened, till Row it is unqualified and an-
bounded From the momen. when, in heroic
disregard of the shallow criticisms of ignoran.
outsiders lie fell back from Harrer's Ferry, pa
tiently and heroicalle waiting for results to
demonstrate the wisdom Of bis movements,
till the present hour, he has ehown hinlse II 8
great strategist we'll a. gallant soldier and the
master of Mcclellan in the difficult science o!
war. We have no disposition to underrate Gen
Mcclellan He is a fine engineer, an able Off
Ger, and we believe q gentleman As we'll ~
soldier, but he ia. himself ingennonsly con.
fsssed that he haa done nothing 70 merit his
press ut distinctions. That he ia confronting
hi superior in the military art il evident frog,
the successfnl s5oppage of his suppiss by the
Potomac, TO say nothing Of the ruiuous failure
OF the anhee demonstration at Leesburg We
hazard little in predicting that the loss of
battle on the Potomac would consign General
Mcclellan 10 the same Internal shades With bic
iiiustrlous predecessors. He may find cousols-
ton IN the plenty CT good company which II
awaiting him in that limbo of lost regulations
Tho old mau Scott would extend the ho.pitsli-
ties OF purgatory to his young friend with
grim comp!arency, and Fremont, Mcdowell
sctsenck, Patterson, McAinstrv. and Other
weeping and wajliug spirits, give him th.:
ssllt hand of Fellowship. No wonder 3fcCl,l-
III il slow to advance upon those :. masked
batteries, which ARE found as fatal 10 the
reputation oi Federal Generals as. Ia the life,
and limb cf ther foliowers
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Rlrhmonh Qispatch.
SATU RDAY d....NOv. q, 1861.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We shall feel under obligations to any of
our friends who may from time to time ge,
possession of late Northern papers, If thew
will bring or send the same to this office.
We will also pay literally for such papers
to any one who will furnish us with them.
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FROM EASTERN kENTUGKY AND
sOUTHWEsrERS yiRaINIA.

FarthT Particulars Of III, Fight al Pikef.iie--7h-
Refreaf If oar Tn .r <rriral at Pcsna
tiap-Arsrai ~ Brig. Gsa. Ha,apkrey Mrsiai.
at b,s Placf-Nis D7par'ar< tor Headgsarfers--
The Mi!isia Called Gss-CAeap Lsrinx, 81.
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x HTOLEN-POINTER PUPPY. stolen from
TIE house situsted il the Valley, 5s svveea Leigh
and ,lsy 3. OF !. h on Saturday .veung last 2
bro~n colorPd PO NThE PUPPY left i.?s LEG
white. II 1n, Other !egs has white toes, A reason
sre reward will be- P>id for tha iriive,y Of th,
Pdpp, a. :As ofSce. and = 0 reward for the ap
prehonsiop - the tEi". ,nSl-3IH
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,,1;, =, 11;,,owARnIN 4 HAMMERaLRY
RyNAWAYk.

- aWhY-sleo REWARD. Ran away
7 'r,,a the Batteries in Nsnthester. ON or about
IL ssrtanthsr lsst, NEGRO RoY, named
'tf ta,is himself jou< ALNis, the property of
:. o,he,ea Robinson. Sai1 negro Is about ! = or
VT MT og age ; feet or inches high. bro ~r
".,,,n iht,x ips, aud very suen looking --
CO.. CO.. .,pnosed - be in ;he neigaacrhooi o klch-
hs haSs "A ~ A. soa.e of the e"eampuents below Rich
7'Ha' So vii be paid for bis delivery to the
''''' osr. + taken i1 tte e,'y or any OF the sa
~ .,gtis- itif taken In any other ps,t Ct
s.s.. ~ .l0) i! ;a6ea out Of tha State.
rs SAMUEL HASTINGS
- W Il l-GL NJ sit-dht An LIZ
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ISXtCUTOR'S EOTICE.-A!i persons having
~ claims sgainst the ests.e Of Daniel Iru-heIt,
ksq, late OF the City of Eicimond, v III present
them forthwith to the subscriber property antteuii-
Gated, In order that early arransenteli msy be
made for their liquidation api those indebted TO
Lis estate are requested 10 make speedy payment.
w. GODnIN,
No T1-oaw9w Executor.
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~. IN cons quer ee OF bad health, TIKI cay
: cisco tiAus sll bu iuees exc pt TO wind NJ.
EDWARD N DABNkY.
NJ 22-cwl'AG.,
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4 will Be paid for the reecv;ry OF email
do be case, patent lever GOLD WATCH fuH
lew eisf, made by Chas. Pojos * Co London No.
- ,fC9 L VAS Il 'cp. I'D at The fsh market of TIE
Second Market. The above reward Will be paid If
LIT at this office, or IT, me- OF stopped 90 that So
il aeao. r. +. kIaBY, 6sa stree
sI--3tk
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and desperate circumstances drove him In 70

ara tesIFfa'e csTcun1starcSS drove him int
the Congress at Washington, ~ nm apoIozist
!or the Adu inisir tt:on and fst eoDtrac,s
aud a COlonpPs imr.issior, snfi I'd then "a
transform him into a full II. dyed supporter
of lincoln peridions ana bloody pojicy
lie csrne home tn hiring war To the be mes Of
the tiieuds his profiigscy d Il ruiasd, 10 foecs
a irs'- people b. suTrt ndsr all their -conSti u.
tionai rignts-carne home The save touynt
win TIE goit. and worn TO 90 the bidGi "a Of
Atra iia 20 Lincoln
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NOR SALE-A new :O-horse Locomotive Port
able STEAM ENGINE, H-adley maker.
Also now CIRCULAR SAW MILL Park.
hurs patant made At the Novelty Works, New
York. The Engine aud Mill viii be sold together
OF separately. Apply 70 q. w. FROST.
no 6-3tsSw' At Hancock l. Co + 20tb st.
DlLLIAkD TABLEs.-Any oas want Of
ID two has Slate Bed TABLES, with Casr, ke,
cLmpiete csi, pur.hase the tame at aIaw prioe by
apo III Ia u. u. DUKE ss Chaxlo,lss vile. or g.
HUNT, Of "Our House." Richmond. no N-t4
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,INAWAI.-sIU REWARD -Le,t Msn.
Il .bes,.f ahoU' the last of September, my 81 !.
Ia She j. q little girl aeon; i3 years of see
|,, aUilt very e 4 nos-, hiss a white spot In one
go, rpuer Der which There is reason TO be
~ ,.tst she i ir Tie c''v, - abe has been seen
- Th~ n"ove '"rard viii br paid for her -
- 20 gr al 1sssrs Dunlop. Mcnrure 4 Coz
~ !, Manchester. or scared in jail ~ tina, can
o.. u.
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, chestnut MARE, shout ) bends high; year.
cd for legs slightly sprupg, end wiadgalI en
ore Of the eyes di leased 4 re yard OF $40 vii
be paid 10 har delivery 10 me. Main street, It.
tvs, 4th and S.h. W3. II I!AEALL.
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TEAN AWAI-slC5 EEWARD.-kan away
* o. Manaay, o NEGRO BOY, named ESSEX
.a'gt fvo fe.; eight ihcha& Eish black SIAN
-srs slightly sbout twenty or twen'y-t"o year
:, t..; yohn Wright, OF Plain View, i. O Siue
.l8 queen county, Va. The above reward vii
hg psd - his delivery to nIe at my office, In ;hi.
nv He rsy bs akiug nIs wsy to West Point
ys BE has s wife Ia thai neighborhood. Hp
s7aer teeth are DARK, from taTtar Oh them.
s2--s SENI AMIN DAVIS
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,SN AWaY-1fN DOL L RS RE.
K V-ARD-Oa TUdfsuay, The iih instArt
-, va. CAROLINE. she Is q uu3a,.o, sh.
-. 81 ,ca~s 0; age. medium S.s., Iather d H.
... ne -, had ts~tt: gri.e = Singular v ice. ]
i. .ts.5 tqF OF hude scn dNsrcs, E.1 of che .
-s! ,aratv, sboat seven miles from '>i, hnl nj
-. Ia. 4.Grsln ares la Mapl hester, bur hase =
- s,,ti hs; - - T. he city. ws-n al per.
.....t5J ~ heH < Ter. ( ", give ! = above r.
sd fr Ter q. i've : 20 IN. q, Wy rssie &C in
p.,l-,otr corner Of Clay sn1 10Th streets.
50 u A. " TAYLOR
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'4TRAY COW csns my p NC, Oct 1b;r
H 25eh o. the Meadow ridge tlnad two ard
niles finn EictInrni en- old, all over BRI -.
y & COW. The &. iuai Is small; with long horns
n Il Ia curved IN the hi die. and their e"ds tending
Da k@afds, each ear is cropped, sud slit il two
= aces ona hil leg has cord on II. Apparel It's
sA3 has been = J, ug time dry. I wish tho o9uet
10 pay Charges ID AXE hec swsy.
II. y. TAYLOR.
F. -Thero eame, also. to my premises OF
Nov &C. ONE SHEEP. HP.p.
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- DIR. URLANpp kAlnFAX,
~ Fofms riy e{ aisxaadslA
offer bis pref siopal s.r,ic to ~. inLaSit.4,s
kiehnoid.
II. NAV be found At the lfs "a uogss, n - h
t.. nea The \ hange hut-l. no2 I'M
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TsBACGO, SC, FOR sAs.E,

rgNOBACCc AND CIGARS
y. II. REDWOOD e$pee',u'ty into-rrs ii
! fliends and the public gaaersly tia: Re has pur
hased The stock, corner oi Franklin 81 d / h St. ,
opp SIC xehsr~s Hotel aud Ballad House, ard
uil continue the buzinc 3s under the arm CT " II
II. REDWOOD Il co. 81
Country n erth ants, officers soldiers, and sutlers
of the army, ai.d dealer neraiy. respectfully
invit to { II
no o2-lrs% w. II. RFDW NCD & CO
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PNOEEasatsNAA. "A SR uDA.

w. DIR. PARKER hsriIg rssu ned I, The
- city or tae wint,r, vii rs u.as TIC 10 tie
OF med e!ue u 22-6.s
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LOUISIANA DEPOT.

~. CHANGE OF FS(EEDULE.-Tra,.i. ].
~ ers going South will observe that the AL
EERNOOE TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG leaves
ttis city 81 TRSHS p. NJ, Instead Of four as fer
-sa-iy foe ae--Imi @vSSr crnt
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- TIA Ep-from my residence, 1tnrsday
morning, q itdie- size
G. O w
OF Nara-bEown COLO; some de-k striees on The
sides. She may have celf, Or will have lie sncn
reward Of as viii be gwen 10 erY body that W. II
deliver her TO Me- between 5th aid 9th, on Broad
stie=t
no l9-6t= T II SoSCrVEN
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STkAYED OR STOLEN-sIO 10 REWARD
y SRA ed firm tie camp of the Nor,h Carolina
lat Regiment on church Hi, on the night of the
ilth OF vember, medium sized BAY MARI
with an unrsuaily large head, and white hind
foot She WAS 10 lea~ order. reward of 80
- III bA paid or her dc verv to IT..
20 O. -3tH HILL & NORrIEET
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j. J. Crittenden has passed into his do tage
snow but an instrument of worse men i'm til,
attempt to enslave II people who have 50 often
honored him far above his merits and now, .
- drivelier ana a show he vii! pass away
froIa life, leaving behind him a name tha
viii become a synonym for weakness ant
treachcry.
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Dr. JAMES T. WILLIAMS cffsrs his prcse~
aonsL services TO the citizens Of Richmond sad Vi
unity. Bs may DO found At DR.. r. w. HAScoeAs
rfnes. On Main. between u ard 9Th streets OF y,
ar WM. B. PHilIiss Office, on laih street. esswe~a
sain Aad Rank ~ the usual Office honrA
Any mssssge len 1T either plsss ~W p ssc@psy
A. issl IA - IR--te
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4 DEMONSTRATORS kUTICE.-An Per.
~ sons having claims against he estate of Mir.
WILLIAM JARVIS, deed, lare OF Hanrico Coun
ty, are requested to pre- ent them Immediately for
payment to the subscriber, and these indebted 10
the estate are requested to make early payment
s.s il Is the wish of the administrator to wind mp
the estate with the least praciieah'e h'e delay.
JAMES l.. APPERSON,
no IL 2taw9v Adm
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LOST kTRAYED. ke.

OST-Son ewhere between the First Market
IL and RICKETTS, small SNUFF BOX cor.
tanning one dollar sss ard some smr Il change:
with Mary Ella Ersdbys and nv Indian cert. A
cate. of King William county. The fnder viii be
suitably rewarded by leaving it At this flee.
LAVINfA CO0K
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a.kyia, ssxAsT&As. ~.

INL. LINE.
sa.e ..r sa's tvco LtGE kILN&, IL perfecs or
scr. whi,n Will eel o. moderate ;oIlls. They
S. v--, conveniently located on the canal In I'M
-,,v sd yrr assgte eG laT tntLin. s'one OK Ghe,ls
Ab.rto 1HOS 4 Williams,
ne 2(-S.' At - Thomas f. Fac ~.
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Z Il I: e.
Rave uAic engagements fcv supply Of tie
A-. V.rg.aia II1tE frolc Augusta county. which
vii 30 agid s.3n th- depot arrival fc- cash ouiy
trla-s NJ, lee t=d sccUT,,H RS - priority 0. entry
t,-r r. s.Hts-
gAtrlG.-,s y A5I5.R AND PLAGTERIA1
E%iH,
E@ie- 81 & spi3 lev l1r cash
s-f-.s ALERED 6. LEE
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- THE BUSINESS COMMU SlIY.--1he
& advertiser. soon 10 make g tr p 10 New Or
leans. you'd be glad 10 oontrse. sn engagement
with any gente~a requiring aid seTvices, ether
AZ PURCHASER or COLLECTOR The best
of fersnces given tusiress entrusted 10 his
charge will be faithfully executed. Aodter', for
one week 'E. q. r." Rnx M $50 n, 22-3'
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LOYAL, PATRIOTIC FREEMEE THAT
WISH TO Be

We caH upon you IN this hour of
your country's peril, to show your feel
ing by attending the Union Convention,
to be held in Gallipolis, on Saturday
next, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Union Convention to
be held in Columbus on the 9th of Sep
tember next. Gallia county is entitled
to four Delegates. 1t is desirable that
good, true hearted Union-loving men,
without distinction of party, should be
selected, men who 60 for the country
first, last, and all the time. Farmers
and mechanics, turn out on that day,
and show to the agents of secession,
who, like Norway rats, are burrowing
under the foundations of our Govern
ment, that the great heart of the hon
est yeomanry of Gallis county, is in
favor Of tie Union, and that party for
the present, must be laid aside, until the
foe now at our thresholds is crushed
out of existence.