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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-15
mo 2O5
Al act amend an act to the issue of Tressur

11@- Vt
Whereas act OF Congress- approved the 9th darh 1851
We Secretary Of treasury, authorized to issue certain
Treasury Of such notes and 1t L.
provided that shall at tine exceed one aon
Of dollars aad deemed advisable to remove this re
Srcnon, the Congress the Confederate States Of America do
enact That tie other Treasury authorized to he issued by
the Secretary Of The Treasury the provisions Of the said
&C may be issued y hum tine, with the appreciation OF
the President either bef after the calling Of hs h notes
Provided that the whole outstanding te shall
not exceed tSO millions Of dollars.
Approved, August B 1861. sep 9-lsw4W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-15
Seps IEW4W
TNo. 225 |

An the state Of Missouri rspeng by the
United States authorize the admission STATE
member Of the Confederate States Of America and for other
purposes.
WHaRKAs, The people of the State OF Missouri have
the unconstitutional Interference the
the United states, from expressing their will through
legally constituted authorities in regard to uniOn with
Confederate States Of America and engaged
ling invasion of their territory by armed forces
and Whereas the right and duty Of the Confederate
20 aid the people and Government of said resisting
such invasion, and in securing the the opportunity
essng their will upon all questions affecting their rights
and Liberties: now, therefore,
lea do enact That the President Of the Confederate States
America be- hereby authorized to cooperate through
the military power Of this Government with the authorities
the people OF State Of Missouri il defending that
against invasion BY the United States, and in
tanning liberty and Independence of her people and that
authorized empowerd at his discretion to receive
service of tie Confederate States in the State Of
Missouri such troops Of that State volunteer 70 in
the Confederate states, subject TO the rules and
regulations said army and in accordance with the laws Of
Congress and said troops be received into service BY
panes regiments with their officers elected by the
troops the officers elected shall be commissioned
President when cred into service said companies
aous regiments may be attached to such brgades
visions may determine and the shall
have appoint field os for ali blttalons regi
organized Of separate companies
vice. and 70 add batsRions Sufficient number Of separate
companies complete their organization into regnsntS
appoint the additional Geld ocs zsoSssry for The complete
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-15
90. 1857

An Act for the relief Of District Attorneys coufedera
Sstes in the field
SECTION l. The Congress the Confederate States Of Amer
ensct, That whenever District Attorney Of the Con-
edeate States may the Military srvce Of the Conde
ate States he may, by the Of the District Judge
tered OF record appoint attorney nPors during his
absence.
Approved May 2I 1861. sP2-Iaw4w.
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(No. 2l5.'

An Act authorize the President OF the Confederate States
grant commissions to raise volunteer regiments and baal-
IONS of who have been residents Of
the States of Kentucky, Missouri Maryland and Delaware
The Congress of the Confederate States of Amere do enact
That the President Of the Confederate States he hereby
grant commissions officers above the grade
Captain such persons he think raise
mand volunteer regiments aud bAttions to be Of
have been residents of the Of
Missouri Maryland and Delaware who have enlisted
may enlist under said officers upon condition, however,
such officers shall not hold pay
regiments bataOns have been raised
service
Approved August 6, 1861. seps IEw4W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21
Ebf e. ID.

o. Sunday ths lO5h 4u.t it'e ANNIF, d.ugN
OF I and IL. V. Angus. aged three ears oh,
mnnIh,
lie Lord geeth aid the I.osd ,a,I. ii away
III 50 Il be- the name Of tie LcTd.'
s,er fun' raj vii taS- y dse IL the residence
her greAtipGr ut5 Ger %Ih and Fran. Ia SIS. o.
touday evening III J9 60 4. Ib- friends ct III
family, aud ot cir. Valentine Brown, are iuyi t..
30 Il reld ~ iyh fur her motto.
On he 20th October, JOSEPH MICHARD
Sey-aaL f,pa,tssent Of The: AN, fal.e., j.. lii,
10Th ye.f ri MIS- ags.
r..e fuue Il Ill t.ke place this (Hfonday} af,e.-
noon, from Eeg. III. Hoge's Church at Il o'c.ocA
Fne trends aud Sscqua.-,.lcss respec: ia ~ ia
Vted 20 attend.
s'u Sa.u.d y, October l9th, JACOB d CO0PER.
n the 3 Il year q his age, of 4 comp icati0u
d.sa -ses
Iii, funeral took place from the Second B,ptis,
Church yesterday (Ssnday, } al ii o'eIolk 4. NJ. :
IN Manchester Oh tho 9TH instant a. his fsti.
,yphoii fever, ROBERT W. son OF VIM A. IA
Elizabeth b iron, ased xix yearG Ipcu.A aus
seventeen days.
Forget hee-- i, when lie shsll,oease
o tHr:li hi hear Of nice
But not till tEen can or3et
One look rr tone ri hiae
Oh mol IL mlngies with the sound
tf cryth ug hear;
Ard ID nk " forget
N son, loved so dear!
Forget thec--tii q iii te- word
would !, uGs.d
EUtgAt u ness Is 10. will; lie.
But with the silent dtad.
Iten ilav cease - 80 X of thee,
as tar'htg InortHt- 90:
Bat oh l. meet NV son il heaven,
With heart uGcL anged and the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Arrral Of Federal Prisoners--The Cen
trial train last Saturday afternoon brought
six prisoners, captured on the 10th of Orto-
ber near Ha,per's Ferry, 10y Col A.i,oy =
men. Their names Benlh Pratt, corporal
company A. 18th Peuns, lvatis regiment ;
Benjamin Beetman, Adam Beer,nati, John
Beetman, WIN Beetman, and jain Cox, CHI
zens Of Jefferson county. Va, who have
made themselves notorious by facilitating the
oneny's operations on the border. Ihi- lot
waa - cnstodv of "a small! detachment, under
command OF Capt. Taylor.
The prisoners captured with the Federal
steamer Fanny and in the engagement at
Chichatnacomico arrived Saturday night
by the Southern train, under II guard coin
nanded by Col. John Muffin The party Is t.
large one, consisting OF +. NJ. Peacock lieu
tenant of the Fanny Isaac W Har', lieuten-
ant, 1. Ill Comey, serge.nt-hAltr, live ser
gean's, three eorporals and hits riivates, oi
the 2Bth Indiana regime at; iw" corp"rdls and
uine priva;es II lie 9ta New York regiment
VIM G. Abbott. masters mate, [. y. n; IL
n. Baxter, "a mate and three scamen Ifom
the schooner &. w Baker; John Hart, mas
ter, AMI two stamen from the schooner Orion;
aud two negro buys-eig hty-tw IN all There
ire now ! .i5j Federal PRISONERS In this CT Y,
and on or more have been seut to Charleston
aud New Orleans
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road to Centrsyilles The route was COM
pleteIy filled, and the haifi,sg Of s. single
wagon caused tn. storp ge of men aud The
train for miles. Tae Grnerais supsria tended
the mslrch In person, and were riding here
aud there Seemingly UNCONSCIOUS vi Il .nRer
or fatigue Whole families were walk
ing by the wtsside, carrying such articles s
th"y could hastily gather ia their arms Old
women, maidens, and little children tramped
through the weary night to "a home of safety
beyond the reach of a yaudAl foe. The indi-
vidutl cases of suffering were too numerous
20 be plrticuiarizsd With feelings OF intense
sorrow and ptiu ! rode ny these unfortunate
ttmilies, driven from their happy homes
70 seek shelter behind the line OF our
army. Leaning on the arm of aged
the form OF a sick girl, whose pa
tent pensiye face comes TO me more Of
ten than II ought, passed III The Singular
cortege. The sight was one that brought tears
INTO eyes long unused to weeping. IL WIS
then fully realized the sentiment of Qneen
Eiiz this fayurite, the chivalric anu uu-
happy Essex, who sid, mot Tor ID SELF
smart, bat wolde had in my hart the sor-
row OF all my friends" Many and many
btud of exiies, footsore and weary, paced ths
tedioas mites, t,rrying ccitsionaiiy "a rest lii
the shade W of the dark pines. or III the forest
whore the moonlight teii through the iol'dg",
laying out tnr greenwood in little liols IS
beautiful as the famous gardens OF Stambo vi
Huuseless, homeless, oa they went, winic i
With u heart to off, assistance, were IL In
my power, was forced To ride onward thro"gi
he GnSky sh,t dOWs of the WOOL Win tht'
words of the Gipsey song, in the u hemitr
Girl, ringing continually III my ears:
- lie who's no bore 10 cal Ills
"a IL. tind, vi find d sh- re.
Wanto OF space otbids nay giving ia deta
lie march Oh tBc ro.a, Ia siA n0tats ircm iiis
ttInc OF dItiGg the army Was btTou ,cA Il sr
The point. iieu IDoTning ust& ns;i Ia tag
ge had arrived, and before the hist els r.,
& ON The valley tie nite tents Werr pitc.l-t
anu the pots were boiling. As 1dr as ~
Know edge IF history GOES, a march ut TN
kiud " never cUhuuC tel more orueIIy, -
Slth zrra ter ceIerity, and only wait con-
>uIt with "a uc,ttcd army Officers De ore II yln,
my y. lHlJn OF Il as a iniill~trs IuoFelnti-L.
Ut lii shirmlshing in the vicinity of Har
i.er Terry L cannot IL IRA the PARTICULARS,
,iiid do not know 10 what extent the iisLt vs.
carried. II WIil probably KNOW more VI /
IN richmond than we do here. The Dsttierit-
~ Lv,ausport aud below uie III tiue couuition,
@ad hav- N ctuuily b4Cckadeu the RIVER
Yesterday Il large Hotilia W below DGnlrIe
~.tititg to be permitted to pass To W a>liiis
toa. Whenever u man oi-War c.tluc wltnIt
range was fred on. Heavy guns
frequently heard during the DAY
l n,,yt heard that tAe Fedrr,.ls have ad-
v.nCco upto Flint Hill, TWO mites from FAR
fax, and be Seen from that pl;tce ;tuti IRON
Germantown. " h..t IIlelr fJIcv is, OF conIs-
we CAlinoL say. EoAk&lAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Mayors CONrt--The following cases occu-
pied tAe Mayors attention 1T his matinee on
saturday:
Henry Goode, a lad, was fined s. fer encag
ny III one Of those popular conluats known a.
rock battles
VI liiam Conners, registered on The book a,
10 Tie worst hoY in town. was committed 4,
j'u Tor attempting to seal a roll OF c;.ssiu.er,
"',iued at So, from j. Is. Ferguson. brothers
4 Co
William j. S0mmerviIe appeared to ausy q,
4 charge OF disturbing the peace OF tie civ on
FRIDAY night by lirlng a pistol IN lie stteer
ind ',Is anlecedens being some what peculiar
t1e Mayor reqni Ell ! .3J security for lic iutnfe
GOOD behavior, ANA 500 more 10 secure III
p' essence a he Illus ,ngs Count
Mary ~ Hampton, - White woman. Wa,
a"muilted 10 ldll for Nagrancy.
Sdsan Hdrlls, Tree woman of color, witii0u,
register, received The Usual Negotiation 70
niuilhenneas and dIsrr,jrrlv conduct
Randolph, save oil Iaos j N'est. arcested
iJf gong al ii *, was committed
Frank, slave Of ". i Ross y Co, got =
srrPes for stealing IL pair Of chickens ana
.'atriel, slave OF e 5. IuIpin, tn, same pun
isnmeul for stealing a PAIR OF sues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

RUSSELL, OF THE TIMFs-The letters of
the correspondent of the London Times un-
doub,edly fall below the mark intellectually,
which had been anticipated. His correspon-
dence from the Criu,ea and from India was
interesting and instructive; but we have never
seen one letter from America that sustained
his previous reputation. He has shown some
tact in dealing out misrepresentation of both
nations with apparent impartiality, so that il
is difficult to decide which he detests the least
Simply M specimens of newspaper correspoil-
dence, the first letter Of Prince NAPOLEON
Sled clearer light upon affairs in this country
than the whole confused tumble of RUSSELL $
six months lucubrations
Too much Importance is attached, both per
sonally and professionally, to these wandering
Bohemians of the London press. At home
they have no consideration, socially or peliti.
caliy, that should entiile them 10 receive on
this continent the attentions which are ex-
tended to them by the highest dignitaries of
the ianf. II our countrym men value themselves
30 little HIS TO throw open their doors TO all
the pretentious vagabonds of Europe, they
must not be surprised to discover that the
world never respects those who do not respect
themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Distinguished Fasii0rs--We learn that
roons have been engaged AT the Spo1Swoo,
House for Hons John {. Breckenridge, VIM
Preston aud Humphrey Marshall of Ken
lucky. who are expected u day Gen ClarAe
md staff of Nilsson i are stopping at the sam,
Motel Our citizens generally will be Gid f
cave All opportunity 10 pay their Respects Il
he visitors. particularly Mr.. Breckenridge
Who CALAMITY upheld the cause of the Souti
IN the city of Washington, and is now, as he
aays, ID refugee without d crime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

BUial + Captain Harrl@oa-The remains
II Capt. 1o.,a a. IiaulIsoA, OF The Nerins, Al,
u'Ieiy, rei,hed tails city OF saturday es, nliI.
~ TIE Central ceis, ana We're follower a.
d1iiy >u"d Ceuietert 1y IA large nuiuoUr o.
4tle,"s, including seNer,i noiunei- OF tire ir.!
profession. tapt harrison was ID pruniu,;i.i
f'"yef III henrco county, tnd formerly Con.
ai-sioner III Cnaucery. y Ith patriotic ,ryo-
uon, he took up arms ii tue cause, OF tne
,Untn, and Was elected ~ tle command ut .il,.
company above named, position Tor which he
= 90 :, ch Qualified uy ninuN AMI ,,AlefIei.cv.
lie nistsllit OF the PenneGa " here, he :, .tc
Stationed, bfoughL Oh all intermittent disease
foltuWed by ttpIold FEVER, cue he lately re-
'uiled 10 the home OF HIS t.+jhor-iu law H.
hanover 'ouniy, whefs- he oleo on ihulS,ay
last tupt. Harrison Was IiI.ii Of iil-h ana
aouUraDle cii..tov,er, ana ills death sl.,..s al
b,uer 10 tiie list Ut Valuable .ittluils '. io have
I.iieh Victims IL d War Tor Tie uoIcuc. uf their
noiIte aAiu ilreoIdes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

The New I'"rEouf.-The city rail way con,
9any has SO far improved the track on Maj
street a. TO cause q turn out 10 b. constructed
snort distance below thu ST. Charles Hotel
this will enable the cars to run by better
" schedule, and afford increased accommoda
ion 10 the public. On Saturday, however
ar No. ran of the main track upon the re "
one, hut OFF that also, and " ent high and DE-,
uptn pile Of rocks. The passengers, viii
display of patent good nature that wa
uever SURPASSED, Jumped ont ana aided in lift
ing the car back to its proper place. The
street railway is qutea popular institution,
.nd seems 10 he literally patrnnized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

AamrcrSary f The Butte f Torh,oma--
tte funic uIlad i.s.s been tUIrVs>Dd with
i he War Of she present ela tina, II occurred tc
very IL y ri oar citizens L al ; Jluu,N t.t Ma
ii" eig"tlctii ail.iIS.is.rS OF tHe Dsttie o.
inrht3Nvl,. untii tae stirring ntilscUt tie b.i,,
atd the p..g;ide Of The Pithc CtIard, rcc,.l.,.o
memories Ui dn event Which liar never passed
y uAuutIced HE day mas been resu.ar.
trlchiaied Ia hicdm1Ld oy d grand parade u
.Ae CITY MILITARY, Hi.o Luaics'ed thruoXh the
-. ccto ~ la WAVING udInefs ana all Tie ~ Iii,
ait Circumstance oi d general mas tci
minated the proceedings ~ itI a salute 81 uils
>ttr! .>li@ c,'.ili.' Al present, however. a.
ne Noitn,oef soldiers are 'oiistu Tie war,
N!ietr ,Aty have IDuid more erii us eApe-
fence Ill iiiliil"rs HE ,han ..pport,uns 10 hol-
I1y displays. I.c demonstration GA Saiuruu
served 40 keep up lie old custom neyertne
CTS, captain Gay marched Ills cu,upau,
iiOu-A tnu stletts, ANA halted on Ctl,p.
'Hhdte, Mhoir IL variety 81 uiaiit3uETcs were
raAi.diiH executed, ANA a tcW rUuIius ii mus
hot:y hfed, 10 the manifest app. Obiiipn OF Tie
as-r MulCh spettttuI5. lie AriLJ:y Band per
.bfAiCu etuo good music On the occasion, ii
reducing sol.Io OF tnore IaroiIte asss. wiIu.i
all 10 il.lnd tie gOuu U!A !l-l.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

NoRFoLx, 10th October 1861.
There arr various war rumors about town
To-day bat, as they are not considered au-
thentic, they cause but Iittis concern or ex
element. The statement about the fleet IN
Hampton Roads is believed to be fuzzy con-
firmed, and the general impression here is
that some important movement VIII shortly
take place
Tne flg 70 be presente,: 70 day TO the Third
Regiment Alabama Volunteers is very hand
some. TIE ceremony VIII take place in
Academy Square Our esteemed AMI tU.ie IN ted
townsman, Hr. J J. SImhins. VIII deliver
the p esent3tion speech, and Col Battle VIII
respond. On one side OF the flag there is a
portrait OF President Davis, which is i,ainted
lii beautiful style, ana Gu the other the coat
CHARMS OF Alabama. This beautiful ensign
/. Il present from Norfolk ladies, and will ne
doEht be duly appreciated by the gallant
members OF the ''Ehird Alabama
No celebration viii take place here to-day
with reference to the mport9nt victory at
Yorktown III the American Revolution l.
though there will be nag presentations and
military reviews. The grand celebration IA =
Yorktown in 1884 is do' BLESS we'll remem-
bereo by many of your r. aders The ia's q II
koberi Ia! Tor, a distiHE uished orator ca
this city. was thosen TO address the ''veteran
apostle of Liberty tht Wondering ruins CT
Yorktown" "Gener4tions NAV roll away,
aud mpires be er3se3; old Time himself may
become gray, and the bright sun be shorn OF
his glory, ere he again looks down Ola such 4
festival
The Third Alabama regiment has JUST
marched along Main street, and Will halt at
the square OF the Academy to receive their
flag. The regiment presented a very warli Ike
appearance marching aud mannuyfing in
splendid style, and illiciting the eomIuenda-
ton OF crowds of observers.
learn that the Virginia Banks .iu this city,
will shortly issue five and ten cent tickets tor
rhe purpose of furnishing the public with
change.
VIM. Hutchinson, an alien enemy, who has
been for sometime confined in Ris bmond, W ill
be among the p Assensers to-day for Old Point
IA the steamer that viii 20 down with n H. K
OF truce. He will 60 10 one Of ,h- Northern
cities. He expresses thanks for the Kind
treatment whish he his received from the
Virginia people.
A Meniber OF company "a, German, sta
TONED al EDtrcnrhsd Camp, near this city,
committed sniei0s yesterday BY entilsg his
taraaf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Dangerous ConHieyti-We have seen
- coun'erfeitnote on the Bank of Whitfield
Dalton. Georgia, which il very we'll execn
ted. and liable 10 deceive persons who are not
familiar with Southern currency On one
corner Is "A vignette of Il fenlai. head, and on
he Opposite corner ii dog, guarding IA key -
1t will he web for citizens to look out for
these notes. az an attempt may be made 10 cir
cuiate them in this community
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4crife1y -0n Sat,yr,

Accidenf ON Saturday last. a lad named
Charles Eacho received severe il i-ry by
lnmping from street railway car. one OF the
wheels of which passed over his leg It in ;
dangerous experiment 10 jump from caf
While it Is in motion. and such t. proceeding i
entirely unnecessary, for it is tie duty of the
conductor to stop the carriage whenever =
passenger wishes to alight The accident
occurred on Main street, between Eth ald
18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

E.rGm,aed-We learn that the examination
of DIR. Rosvallie, somewhat noted character.
arrested OH suspicion OF completely with the
Liucolnites. has taken place before Commits
sioner Lyons, and that Ii report has been made
thereon, the nature of " hich has not trans
hired
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Home ArtaNery.-Capt Jamss Elicit having
resigned the command Of Company b"
Home Artillery, meeting WAS held on Thurs
day night last to I'll the vacancy. when the
following elections were made John Good
win, Captaip VIM L Truman, LIST Lieuten-
ant; Il II. Lorton. "a do powha,an Weis-
ger, Sd do. J Ill. Lettwich, lst Sergeant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Coatritntions--In the list of voluntary con-
tribntions Of clothing registered yesterday at
the Passport officeare 81 ,I70worth FROM Hem
rico for Company G., aud 81 ,915 worth from
the city OF Richmond for Company Is, LIST regi-
ment Virginia Volunteers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Colts Regiment. The Sixteenth Georgia
Regiment, Colonel Howell Cobb, departed
from Richmond last saturday morning A.
the two long trains moved from the depot, the
men waved their colors and cheered Justify.
IL was, altogether, All inspiring scene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Pclice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night and
Yesterday proved busy lime for the officers.
aud developed a some~ hat unhealthy condi
tiou OF the moral atmosphere OF Richmond
The watch hous- register shows the follow
ing arr, sts Juli'. Crugan for stealing articles
II wearing apparel, valued at 80, t.om.,Io-
ANNA Sexton Richard X Wren for drunk
enness aud dsorceily eouduct Henry, r.ave
II Warner Taiisierfo, for lighting d rock
jatlle Francis Nj Saith d des, rter and sis
pIcI9Hs character. Robert Hughes, for disYr
derry ccndnct. and solomon h Terrell for
siiuliar offence. Richard, slave Of Lieut.
Peat ior having pistol in his possersi5n--
Daniel Keys. for tae..s enins to whip Mary
Sullivan. Patfich Alaihn, Ter getting drunk,
throwing ruchs al IA hotsc, and engaging III "a
-eneial 4ighr. William, II rullawa, slave Of
;. iii &. Winston, cioses the list. These par
lies VIII be called before tie M,syor Ibis morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Cattle for the Army.-A' drove of $50 eat
tie passed through this city on Saturday morn.
ing last. on the way to Williamsburg, where
they will be slaughtered for the use of the
army on the Peninsula.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

Deceased S0idters--fhe train from Ma.
nassa Friday afternoon brought the deid
bodies of two soldiers, who lately belonged o
the Second Georgia regiment They will bo
sent home for iu.ermenL
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rs MISSING PdcKacpg.

rs MISSING PACKAGESu~
LAND, who j. authcriz e. by the AZ, IS 1
ISOLATION to lake Possession of srS ID
boxes Tor Alabama volunteer ~ SEA
that II the 80 dirrs will write 10 bi,a - 81 :
sei1bing any missing pack, o.. ~ - hsEa
zoos item up sd So that thy nre .s..' A' !.
lie Will 9iso perform the same a. 80 , ssa-
Soia ere from other States "a their al IL -.
All ie tiers lhould be I'd res,sa ~ I
LAND care 81 10. Lam ekin, Rieaulons = :.
DC il---6,s N1 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

F4ner0t--Iae M,sons and Odd Fellows,
N large numbers with ;ae Annoy Band, AT
JeuGeu the funeral OF the late Jacob Cooper
Yesterday morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-21

la voaa Zonares.-AdJmant George w.
AIexander arrived in thir city Yesterday, sHd
il stopping at the Powhatan Hotel He makes
but y brief scjourn, being duty for the
battalion One noble hearted lady fitted out
twenty ioar OF The Zouaveh iii snirts, drawers,
aud socks: but forty others require s"ine arti
clts OF ciothiug, which they cannot get from
home Any articles sent u the Adutant will
he thankfully received. A party OF the Z.u
aves III Tapp hammock. the other night during
Tie alarm, volunteered and marched ten miles
through "a drenehing rain to assist in Fort
Lowry. These mon were not yet mustered
in, some only arriving that day from Mary land
as an escort for Mrs. Alexander, who, we are
happy To- state, is safe III Westniorelani,
after many adventures since her husbands
escape from Fort McIienry, in which she
played 80 remarkable part. Colonel Thomas
iIarvonal is stin in Fort McHenry, and is
well, brlt sitc ly guarded
Any Mary lai,ders vito desire TO jim the
Zouave- can Adlntant Alexander at the
Powhatan, frou To ii A. NJ, Until Wednes-
day