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Gtnpaaberer unb Retftnbe fCuten febr SprifGttg ien, ese fe tire
8tlettt faufen urb fOGiAu btelelben nur spn fpldcn a~ngefenten
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@inaer's MGlmoftbine.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-10
PRAYISa FOR DYIYd LsKsr.-A corr


pondent Of the Crescent says;
a most touching scene took place In the az
fair Of hlljCr Hood $ .already alluded to-
Among those mofLAliy wounded WAS Il North
ern man /; he was shot through DO til hips and
had fallen on the road, where he was discov-
cred BY Il Louisianian. He was suffering the
most intena pain, his face and body dis torted
by his agonizing suiferings. He begged for
water, which was prom pity given him; his
head and shoulders We're raised to make him
more com Portable, and his face and forehead
bathed III water. lie urged the Louislanfau
to pray Tor hln, who was forced to acknow-
ledge bis lnahillty 10 pray. At that moment
one OF the hleci<ienburg troopers came mp, and
the poor fellow urged his request again with
great earnestneSs. The Nirgiuian kueIt Mt
his side ana asked the wounded man if he
wa a Christian, ana believed III the promise
Of Christ to save repentant sinners? He
answered, yes. The trooper then commenced
prayer, ieryid, pathetic ard eloquent: the
soidier's lace lost all the traces OF his recent
suffering, ana became placid and benignaut
and in his new born love for his enemy. at.
eInpteu - encirCle his neck with his arms
but only reached the shoulder where Il res 7.
ed, and VIVA his gaze riveted on the face of
lhe prayfui trooper, he appeared to drink IN
the words OF hope and consolation, the pro
misses OF ChfIst's mercy and salvation which
Ioweo from his lips, las the pareh ed earth
0Finketh up tie ralu - and rs the solemn
amen died ON the lips of the Christian SOL
aier, the ueid man 5 head reIapSed lis hold
and feil 10 the ground, and his spirit took its
hight to unknown realms. The scene was
solemn and impressive, and the group were
All IN tears. The es'ing never weep, IT'S sal d.
having 40 implement Is with which to dig his
grave, and expecting tis reLnln Of the enemy
III large force, they left him, Not, however
without arranging his dress straig n teuing his
linbs, and crossing his hands ON his chest
leaving evidences To the dead mans compan-
ions that his last moments had been minister
ed 10 BY humane and Oh ristiau men
we regret hat the Louisianian could not
pray.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-10
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Hospital Supplies for t1e Northwest.

Editors of tte Ditpat,h Il wish to ackn ow-
ledge, in the Richmond DispGfca," by re
quest, the SAFE arrival of Il box o<Dlospital
supplies, sent from Roswell, Georgis, and de-
signated a family contribution" Oar usual
practice has been 10 make such acliu Wedge
ments by letters TO the donors.
l wish, also, 10 state that we have made
most shtisfdci 0ryarrangemeLtf for The dis trib
ton Of the supplies tha' come into our hands
Adlutan Henry Hoover has engaged to 90 out
without com pensaton, and at his own eX-
pense, aud act our distributing agent. He
leaves to-day for GreeEbrier river and Hun
tersville, with a load of boxes, in = wagon fur
nlshed by the q uartermaster at tits place. lie
Will remain in the mountains, passing from
point to point, receiving the supplies ship
ped By him, and distributing them with
his own hand, and 10 the most needy. Adju-
tant Hoover posi- sses the entire confidence Of
this and other communities in which he is
known, and, being actuated by hamane and
Christian motives, Will, we doubt not, be able
10 add much to the comfort of the sick in our
noun tain camps.
Boxes, packages &c, may be addressed TO
Rev. WIN. L. Baker. Staun ton, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-10

ATTEMPTED Escope-A convict named Ball,
who is serving out u sentence OF twelve years
in the psnitentiary for heiIous crime com
mittsd in Washington county, made an nnsuc-
I,st Tuss..ay eyer.gng. Having removed
bs name from HIS cell door, he seeretaa him
self in one of the shops. and awaited "a eonve
dent opportunity 70 carry ont the remainder
If his progr" nnie. The officer who went to
o,k mp the eells so, :, ascertained that one of
he boul ders was missin~, and after long
search the anlnitious Ball WAS found and con
tucted to his dormitory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-10
TAH WAs IN MLssorsl.-A Geographic dL

IHE WAR IN MIssouEi.-A telegraphic dis
patch from Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept 50, says
Gen. Mckinstry snd STAFF arrived here last
evening Gen. Pope is still here. Tottan IS
'at.ety was sinon2 the arrivals yesterday
scouts arrived last night from Warsaw. IS
mites distsnt, but they report nothing Is "
iaey heard that McCulloch was aayaaeiug
Oh. Jefferson cry by way OF Liam eraex,
We Federal officers nom Lexington de.
e,ars taat The rebels light we'll. aud cur mis-
hke has been that we always underrsts
rasM. The foycs at lie y!ngtoa are reoeiytnr
PROVISIONS In quantities from the adjacent
eohhIry. Wagon loads arriving every dav.
port. sup
Green's, Raines's, and Parsons's troops are
rep esented as mere mob, half clothed
and without discipline, no one seeming L,
hold less rank than that of Colonel Har-
ris's soldiers, 200 in number, are very well
disciplined, and execute all their maneenyres
in thorough military style.
One or the rebel regiments having helped
themselves 10 the uniform of Goi. Muliigan's
troops, are now called the "Irish Brigade
Theil Officers say that our troops We're
treated most kindly by the rebel officers.
Waop they pronounce high toaed, Honorable
|eDtlenlsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-10
IACAL MATTERS.

Return Of ne Flag If Truce Steamer
The steamer Northampton, Capt. Hicks, which
eff Richmond CA Sunday last with Fifty .sevea
prisoners of war. released N consequeace q
their a.4abied coniitiou anchored tnat night
Oh Jamesio,v', and ,TriyeJ withit 81 see nies
of Newport News the next morning ut quar-
ter-na. o'cloca. Here sie v'3s net by ~
Federal ri, anne" Express, Capt anker, with
.ia,s.oiice. Nhlpple On board both vessels
carrYin,. fa1 of truce. The ExpTa9s l. the
same boat that formerly ran between Rich
mond and folk, in opposition To the Surti
Peek. She l,.n alongside of the NoTbamp
ton, and rang-plank having been put out
the fag-oiIiccr of he latter, DIR. #. Georee
Peachy, communicated his instructions to the
Federal official, who expressed ms reRre'
that full surgeon had not been sent out 10
receive the prisoners. The transfer Iitli CON,
monced, ard the wounded men were delivered
under the Confederate tlag The scene il
described TO us M exceedingly Interesting A
the MANNED soldiers hobbled past DR.. Peachy
who stood iii the lower gangway, they graspec
his hand, and, with fearful eyes, ferveitIy eN
claimed, God bless YOU may we meet
again as friends; - and when the steamers
parted, they waved their caps ANA shouted
good hve.'f There were several women on
board the Express, who came out TO crafty
their Yankee curiosity, and they, "a well as
their male companions, seemed struck with
amazement at the scene. Two war steamers
We're lying off Newport News Point, but their
names could not be discerned The North
ampton started on her return trip at J A. II
and on the way the company visited the Con
tederate war steamer Patrick Henry, where
they We're courteously received and enter
tanned by Commander Tucker. The crew OF
the steamer were put through the naval drill
which was novel exhibition, and afforded
much pleasure to the visitors. The North
amptoH arrived at her W harf at Rockets at
o'clock Monday evening. One of the released
prisoners, in a letter to coInrade left behind
aludes in terms Of high praise to the kind
treatment received from Capt Hicks on the
way down, as well as the good fare provided
It these men carry to their homes the emo
tons with which they seemed to emerge from
captivity, they viii not hesitate 20 communi-
cate some wholesome Truths to the isnpiouf
Yankees at the North.
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RetIGrn,-s TRAcrs-We are indebted 10 the
Rev 4. L. Dickinson, General Superintendent,
# Baptist Co!portage, for recent publication
IF the Baptist Colportage Board, comprising 1.
rsct. entitled "A Mothers Parting Words to
her Soldier Boy, and III mns fort the Camp
The Bapiis,s are exhibiting great zeal in sup
plying the army, through their publishing
house in tlia city, with II vast number Of re.
iigious tracts. The leisure of the camps Of
fords an opportunity for reading which sol
iiers embrace with an avidty that persons
employed in other occupations have little idea
# There probably never was before and
never VIII be again such an opportunity as
shat which now exists Of placing before the
minds Of The uultituies now in camp incen-
lives to preparation for that life whose twi-
light shadows, heralding either the day dawn
or the darkness, seem ever lowering over the
soldiers path.
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0rasipe E9innfP Nan

Editors DispatcR The term OF service of this
company, Commanded by Captain George
Pannil1, haying expired on the LIST Of October,
and the men being badly clad, aud not in
condition TO enter upon q winter campaign,
the company Will leave the Wise Legion and
return 10 their homes.
II is not believed that these men Will re-
main permanently out OF the service but
from the material of which the cCIpplny is
composed, il is confidently expected that they
will, after short absence, volunteer and
huston ~ rejoin that gallant hest OF heroes
who are now counting it their richest priyi-
iege to spend and be spent for TIE freesl and
most glorious country upon which the sun
ever shOne.
The Captain himself Is in for the war and
mover means 10 give up the service as long as
The foot If the invader shall desecrate the
soil Of cor beloved Southern Con federacy.
+ g. TT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-10

CASDIDArEsroRC oAGREss.-Judge BROCK
ERBHorGH, of Rockbridge, declines to become
i candidate for Congress, He is one of the
foremost public men Of the day, and would
grace any delberative body or any judicial
bench in the world.
CoI-.'oHs Il BALDWIN, Of Augusta, is can
didate for Congress. He is in command of the
zine regiment which was lately raised in Au,
gurta Gen, KENToE HARPER, heroic officer
who mas served from the beginning Of the war
With signal crai;. and efficiency, and who
commauded q regiment Of the famous Stone
Wall brigade ut Manassas, is also u candi-
date
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vaatages Of the costly experience of Europe
In ship construction. Great Britain was at
vast expense In converting her sailing navy
into a steam navy, aid when all this had bsea
accomplished, the experiments OF the Emperor
NaroLIos IN !r9a plated vessels las forced
ser to b IA over again tia reconstruction o
ser naval sh'pl at en eNpe:.ea which no ex-
eheqner on tho face q: she eartf, exc pit t ~.
Of Eusl nj, could support. II m. Y no. b.
afstv assume n t no further improvements
be made in the aggressive or defensive
powers Of vessels, and, with al the lights of
he age before her, tie South an bald
and arm her ships upon plan which has
reached so near perfection rs to render impr0-
aabe the necessity of any future change Let
aer, then, as soon as possible, lay the fonnda
ions of Il strong navy, so that no future war
hall permit an enemy to ntiict upon us the
amoyanccs, iusults, and injuries to " inch we
are exposed by the maritime preponderanco OF
the North.
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Mcinncioiy Arcident-On the night of the
7;h inst, IA soldier, while coming down with
other invalids by the Central Railroad, fell
from the train near Bumpas'5 Turnout, III
Louisa county, and the wheels passed over
him. severing his boGy in twain The disas
ter was not discovered until the nextmorning,
when it WAS ascertaiued from papers on hif
person that his name was Henry (. Lynch
aud that he belonged TO the 18th Tennessee
Regiment. A book OF original compositions
was also found, which denoted an intellectual
md educated mind. An inquest was held on
Tuesday, by Coroner I. \. Long4n, aided ~
Constable John :. Coates, which resulted in
n verdict in accordance with tie foregoing
facts. The body was inferred with suitable
marks Of respect.