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DEara OF Coon M,x We learn from Dan.

DEATH OF Coon NJ ,s We learn from Dan
vile that tcienel GaoEeE TowEgs, CT Piltsyl-
vaoia county, s. dead. lie WAS one OF the
best and rurest of men. srd had for forty
Years nited various public stations. with
hoaor 70 hinoseN and tiehly 70 bis constitu.
.@tg. .is had frcQuea.IY Eee1 a representa-
ave in the Eouss Of Delegates, and also the
Senate, u NtcglnI&, ana was : member o. the
Sfe+e Ccrval liSs.5 II 1880 and 1850. Through
4ts long lie he had erloyed the unanimous
respect aud esteem Of Lis fellow ci tizens. He
one ii the most acccnp lished and conr-
:eous gentlemen OF his day, and was one of the
m~st confederate, kind hearted and jus. Of
men.
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A MAI CowHrpKp BY Two WorAx-A vonu

A MAI CowHIDKD By Two WoHAH.-A young
man. resident III the thirteenth ward, New
York, was cowhided on Saturday evening.
Ii is stated that, though a married man, he
mad been for some time past paying his atten.
iions to young lady, ard was engaged to be
married TO her. But before the nsrriaga the
youHg lady discovered his true character and
informed his wife. The two womeL then cor.
spirea To punish him. On Saturday evening
the young woman appoin ted to meet him In
the fourteenth ward. At the prop n time he
made his appearance ut the plaza Of appoint
met two. his injured Wife al d intended VIC
tim. The wom1l were each armed with a
strong cowhide, and as soon as hs came vii /.
Ia reach they took him by the collar, and I'd
miasstsred d severe Gas .igAtion The feilow
cried Justify for help. and was finally rescued
from the Indignant females by an cffieer, who
T. ok him TO the station houea Tor snrs.kee ntns.
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HAsrras.--we have received A mmunica.

HAsrr9s.-~We have received communica.
ton from citizen of Hampton giving esti.
mates OF the losses Of the individual citizens
Of that unfortunate town. As these estimates
msy hs erroneous, and az they may invite
criticism without advantage to thCse who
have sufYea SO heavily, we thirk Il most
prudent % onnlt Them. The writer suggests
nat st would he advisable for The citizens to
meet aed sproiGt comre'"nt commissioners
~ aFress the value of II .roperiy they lost
IN the burning o. the town He names VA
tidf"toeTg, and the ist d9y n october. as the
proper place and time for tie meeting.
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he LAr4 y .AsHqcAAs.-Ads...ona5 Pat


he LATs .NsHQCAKB.-- additional Fa5tlc-
1.ltrs.-Tao Clr thq ia 2e ex Dsc.eucel al illn-
~la-u1.,, = i eihrr PAGES 1T ne West, CT SIT.
-i{cay u.o4,ln. 3lst u!tlEo, was felt 1t Wash
I. s,.ui. -. } - - NJ. I-egu waGe two marked
mock -Lt.4 etccessloA OF ioEg waves o.
sils4 e4e3 S-'c-, apparently preceding from
south - nofth. i c5rr,sp oaGeRt CT the Ma
.;onai laIes..EeEcer says:
Tie internal between the shocks was per-
a. I 60 Caus. TGey we've accom- panied
- he dsnst 4umbhEE 4olse, aud were sum :
ysel - s0.,r.- u rU1a Tie Tuter ever IL It's
n.-si- ard - he -utN lture CT The Ch.-In Der.
Ies Sound u lAt eaI ,1Quahe through he ,.ir
IN : ue'I aut--oly some sstuGoS &fteT tho ire
i3uF Eao co=aal. - enc WHO had eA perIsLctd
seVeI&i haAa-e2 analogous phenomena CT
leaIiJ oFet$ lsSree ul sl0isIUo, that OIL Sat
uccay vas unra Staka5le.
Il correspondent OF the Cincinnati Tiu,es
says:
An earthquake az Branch Hin in M;ar,i
! aHe5, J"FHiy miles east of Cincinnati or
S@'u,H'tV iaOrA3ng, August 3lst, atI2rninntes
b'-Si tI0cA, was 20 severe rs to shake the
,s1 8, cfn2s tue widows 10 rattle, ard wake
ltie =" tpeES OF the motion of their bsdS Af.s-
N NJ 80 Ters shock, there was almost 81 total
eeSs>' ION OF the Viarltory motion fcy q f. 70
SECONDS, Wnea II was resumed with less VIC.
iente' Is: i"jn.t'ng in slight treI11r, the
"Ao,e duf"ton enc Minute or more
The Times ids:
The shocA all0isd to, was felt in about the
same Gecfse AZ College Hill, rev, l miles
northwest CT C'aciu 1H'i. Also at GlendaJe
atteTG miles rt;thi che MAN stating IL as his
Impression nat the heavy rambling jrnroadi.
-t81y preceding he shock, or during the time
II "cltT1es:, continued Tor almost 2 minute.
Will" another res d-rt OF The same place SSH,
- cSutd rot have been more than sey.n or
eiSh seconds III dnration. The shock, shak-
ing he b4ds d king the windows rattia
VAS very sLluctiy ie!t and heard in this
city. o. I. Adams, i'll the northeastern
Dart 81 he el'y = rambling was heard and n
vibration was felt, CT = few seconds dura-
ton.
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A pamphies containing coyrssp3ndsncs
lei1sen isev. Mf. NICHOLSON, ef Mebss, ard
Eisf p PorrFR, oil tsunsylgsajs, On saa sIoal
ssi,ieeta shieh gi.a'e TIE nation, he's Beoa
laid asa sar table. Tie Aehs!isns hase a
gss2se dssi TIE bess # lhe argument. We haea
ssfs.3 a9ep AZ eating rsjoinders a. sspse Of
ssisis letters.
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Gen. Mcclellan.

There can be no longer aoy doubt that Gen
MCCLELLAN Ia invested with the suprsGe con-
mand Of tAe Northern Army. L is under
s.ooa inst as refused 10 accept bis position at
washington, if any one elss--even the Score
hFy OF "ar-wsle to be above him. In Of.
ret he Is Military Dietstor lie might even
sasa fass ana Feathers to Fort Lafayette, if
II :lssssd him: and We wish he wo.,d
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WILLOW FEvER AID DEATHS ON BOARD rEs
kAoEk Her Britannia Majesty's chip Rtcer,
COMMANDER Lyons, arrived from Havana on
SUNDAY night We regret TO learn that yellow
fever, TO II serious extent, prevailed on board
The assistant surgeon. paymaster, and engi.
Dser had f~ilen victims To the fatal disease
since her departure fiUm this pest on The "a
.nst. Sac had sti'i upwards of thirty cases
OF fever OF board, aud was immedi ately or
d'r.h e Halifax by Commodore Dunlop.-
hi'st oeiGs provision ed she left for that place
yesterday Gassau Gaardfan, Aug. 81
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Cef,.tai,ars

Amidst war and It's alarms, TIE Now YORK.
head Keeps is adyeriis nsnss of "persoaal.,
well fllo'. Whatever falling # there nav
DC 10 TIC military columns, thare is none ID
tpai. PicAYusg BUTLER, whose speciality
seems 10 be ''contrsbapd," might lad sloh
tgid IA thai dep@-tinsns Of the Hesoii
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMrSaToH, N: O., Sept. 5.-ReliabIe au.
thority states that neither Ocracoke or Oregon
lnlets, nor Roanoke Island had been occupied
by the enemy as lats as last Sunday. No
Federal crafts OF any kind was seen In TIE
Sound q. that time. No Federal fleet was
seen on the coast between Cape Lookout and
Cape Fear either on Tuesday Or Wednesday
last,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TO THE PUBLIC
ADVANCE IN TIE pYiOE OF THE DBPATCH

After the LIST Of September, the following
sill b the rates Of publication Of the Dis
patch:
DAILY PAPER.-Two csnss per copy 1t tho
counter and from the regular carriers Of the
city. Per annum, IS. Six months, -. Thrse
months, $I.75.
6ENI-WHKKLY.-$3 per annum.
WEskLr.-$2 per annum.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor weekly paper
will BE- scat for less term than twelve
months.
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TEH E4R1ReuAKE. - The earthquake on
saturday i,,s, WAS observed throughout the
south, according 10 cur exchanges. la Knox
vile, Tom, it WIS firmly believed that the
Contedea "s had en- tered Washington, ana
hat th- Eas the blessing mp OF tie pub
tic bu.i iiags previously mined by the FoG-
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4lIt|)moN1 0ispatrh.


Virginia never does an. tAiog By halves. 1t
Is n favorite sarcasm q tie unfortunate lover
classes 10 la>se.aom, tbat there ara none bat
" the h,st fsm;iies ia Virginia" T. +. V,
with smila intended 10 b contemptu-
Gus, bat AGA l3oks more i'ks tAe painful ex-
preston Of cole, is ne convenient abbreyia-
tia IN uhicA they daily cosdense their " ha.
,sed, maize and eli uncharitablenesS" Of every
,>.ng VirSinian. They may derive some corso-
! a.ioa IN t0ei; envy OF Nrginia's inevitable
.r4n5eGg, from TIE FACT that aho is sometimes
gress IA ms reduction Of "a ais ana traitors,
ss vel - Ee-9cs, s;ntesme1 and Tasioss.-~
u ssye b 3 greater coward ;saD cid ScorT.
(acoorlsag 80 bis ern confession & gveater
trailer Nssn CAsL.iG, OF a greater Yankee
tasp Pr:ecoSr; Even LINCOLN, tie graat.st
r,scal at3ve, is Of Virginia descent, I.s; Van
sec,lom console itself with tits But Virginia
oa3 aGsst to pyCduss these m2Dstrosi;ies OF
evil ard YET he the MODEST and foremost Com
moawellth in neral g:andaur in oil the world.
She towers uP@aTGs, ike ths Blue Ridge, and,
despite Inc bears and ratt,osaakos which may
be iouad here and th.re commands tie adm
fS,."" OF s'' n'aaAi ~,
'"'' '-''~'' ma '''S ever "nA"s "8S
:" ~ f,'','~s,I- ~ ~ .-N' - -
"-",'', ~ So 80 ~ oAU 80
.'S''' '-"' s''''s' p'' 'f 'A''l'
'.-'''..'.'S ''S-.N''
-. ' g., :, $500 49,. ~-e' , - -.
-IN,,N'.|Ys '.'''- araa, -,
g., go w -. 49, -, .au,,
- -, -. - -
-. = ..s-,..s;.-. -
Nv - i~'''', p
w. 49, - " ''f'' -,
-
Aalt, a. "o as C'A -Itd - u, 'nat S~H1eJ-
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SENTENCE CoaMUTgD.--A correspondent OF
the New York Times says:
Timothy Mccarthy, Company ], First In
taat'y, fcuod guilty of sleeping on Ills post.
and sentenced 10 be shot, has had his sentence
eommnted 10 loss of pay and dishonorable
discharge from The amy.
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NAVAL ENGAGEMENT

LoUIsvILLs, Sept. b.-The Cairo gun boats
Tyler and Lexington, or Hychman, engaged
the Confederate gun.boat Yankee, supper ted
by two batteries on shore. The Federal boats
fred twenty shots, and then returned to Cairo
ulinjured.
General Grant took command to-day
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d. IHiEss.-A Paris letter says that nj
hntsfs was very nearly drowned ON the ~ nit,
vile salhine IT Puys. near Dieppe. He was
sa sa Ont by wave, and when brought to
s sa. ny bathing man, who swata after him
r, nos' AIS consciousness. H., however.
S pssa'iE recovered. ard Is now none the worse
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BY Jas. M. Taylor 4 Sen. A.c,,-.

y UN THk WxStHAM PLAsK KNs nLVrS
ZINE srAsET IN SIDNEY. AT AUCTior A
n NDAi tbs 9Th dsy Of September, At o,.iou.ss
isg LOTS. last beg ond the lint. Of tn: eoIn as'
tor and noaS the rasidsncs OF Mr.. Chas rs'1
APE, ave OF which front 81 feet escn on III. pm.
the other two front 20 feet each on Pine .,, saa
aad run pack ass feet each, with An silsy aseS
suitable for either private residences or hns,'
houses; and being IN IN improving q eigh berhaeS'
he sale prsssnts = favorable oppo.tanity ,oo
prOd:abls Investment iof
TERMS One THU d cash balance .t1
IN ohths. for negotiable notes. with intsrs., aa ~
and secured by trust dseis. aae''
SEA JAS n. TAYLOR SON An..,.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Prince Napoleon has
arrived. Gen. Fremont had prepared large
escort, but the Prince went quietly to the
Planters II otel.
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(Sf. Mary Register, OF the Goth, says:
Some OF LincCln's chicken thieves nre
proving about cur bays, aud occasionally
sei29 upon 81 defencaiesS ii sherman or an cys
Ter beat Were on the sharp lookout. A
steamship hove IN sigh eff the mouth Il
CaleSSieu a tew days ego, ard it is suppose
she is now blockading the entrance OF hat ~
veg. Cur coast IS full Of piratcaI -I0okjr 2
crafts, belonging 10 tie Northern Govern
ment.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

SYHAcCsx, n. Y, Sept. Sherman J. Red.
field was elected permanent President Of the
Convention. Both winga-the Mozart and
the TaIaa,nny Hall Denocrats-were seated,
Ed cast IL YutaS Aach.
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VERMONT ELECTION @

VERMONT EtECTIoN An election for State
officers was held il Vermont or Tue Stay. A
dispatch from Montrelier, Sept 8, says;
The State election To day passed of quietly.
IHe vof+ was unnsnai,y mali, Twenty seven
towns heard from, give Hcihroo1, Repu hIjcsp.
ag7 smaiiey, Union Democrat, ]. $50 Ira.
cce', Bfecsiar'dge u smocTat, SAL Of the A.
kepresen tatives chosen, so are Republicans
ana are Union candidates.
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ss Sd:

Es, ECIAL NOTICE-rO THE
W JOuKNEYMEN TIN PLATE ND
sHGlT- IRON WORKERS SOCIETY OF THE
CITY OF RICHAOGD.-You are notified to at.
tend q nsstirg Of your Society at the Snop of Mr..
u. Ryan, on 18th street, near 1ayo's Bridge, ON
fuil attendance Is required, =. business Of impor
t-ncs will be brought before the meeting. All
members OF the craft not members OF tn Society,
friendly, are respectfully invited to attend.
By order OF the President.
e-atk J. z. W,H s.
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The Sharp-Shootcrs-Sergsant L Ecuysr re-
quests US to acknowledge the receipt Of eight
dollars, contributed to the fund for the Rich
mond Sharp-Shooters by Lieutenant ". II.
Rbeay and Lieutenant James II. Tompkins,
of the Second Tennessee Regiment; Mr..
Woodward, Of Texas; and an ex-captain Of
the R. L. L Bluaa
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Warrington Goodrich, who was published
day or two since AZ on the way to jail,
concluded to give the surety required rather
than take up his residence in that disagreeab bic
abods--s fact which We ought hs thinks, to
have learned and announced the same day.
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Nsrses.-Mrs. Antony, Mrs. Brown, and
Mrs. Klabhaiseh, three ladies from Georgia,
arrived here yesterday, having come hithsr to
aid Ia nursing the sick soldiers, who will re-
joice to 500 thsse noble women.
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General Albert s. Johnston arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon, on the Danvills
train, having come via Chattanooga, Lynch
burg, &C., from New Orleans. He is about
six feet high, his face 10 we'll sunbrownsd by q
Southern sun, he wears . noustachs, but no
whiskers, is well-built, having DO superabun.
dant flesh has the look Is Of ono trained to COM
mand, and presents soldierly appearance in
ey cry reSpect.
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ANOTHKR ARREST.

SARATOGA, Sept. flames Chaplin, of
VicksburK, Miss, has been arrested and sent
to For. Lafayette.
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fISAEca al "A : tue fist board, II n. York
OF IueSda,, the suck market wAs heavy -
I.rsiaia . : ieH II / closing Ut 5as; IenneS-
ZEE SOFA - Il :. s.-d Federal Treasury notes
=: - Il iaisIag III IL every i4stalce.
Iae foii. wing IS IS Comparative statement
81 Tue 60 .U.,.-n c. TIE i llks Ct New NorE
,l.y goa 1a- aea. q ees, cJIn.C-ed wi:a tie
-slsXl-us p~E.G:
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CUNFISCATION OF VESsHIS.

confiscated to-day, because they were known
TO be wholly or in part owned at the South.
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fAiLV1fs I'D SUSPENSIONS - The Boston
Gomn.s'ciat tsaitesin' Iist az hu .iy-ss changes
essss hnf"s sad SUSPENSIONS In Boston, II
~ New Yark. . ~ Zine. annli ana 40 n, oln..r
Esaessi 4 totas of - f"r the wrek
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W NIED-kEUkUlTS.
''R. l.. /. B." L
hhohUlts WANTED POR THE kiChMOND
LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES. II
BACH RHoRUiT sNrsks ACTIVE sEkvICA As soOE
AZ BNLIsfED.
Any number OF good RECRUITS will be received
into this corps, permission having bean obtain A.
TO Increase tho same to complete battalion. The
Blues are attached to the Legion now In service
IN W estsrn Virgins, under the comma nd of Brig
General Henry a. Wise.
The Blues sre enlisted for the ntire continuance
less period of enlistment
apply to Capt HAMMOND DuaAH. Wise Legion
OEce, over I. II. Tsyl0r's Music Store, No. Iss
Main street betw cen eth and 10th, Richmond bs.
tween the houre OF "A. M, and Up. NJ
None need apply but nsn OF good character and
robust health.
Honorary members of the Blues and ether
friends throughout the country, are requested to
assist US.
Uniforms and other necessary clothing fur.
Rished. o. JENNINGS WlsR
an so-d&swtf Captain X. l.. l. +.
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-Four p-isonsr., taken, We learn. rs spies,
were brought down yesterday on the Central
train from some point not far from kanassa
Junction. Several sick soldiers also came
down On tho same train.
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isaac Tfaris, . slave, Was arrested and
taken to the nrst station-hsrs yesterday alter
noon, for msliciously stabbing Aasslius, also .
slave, belonging to James L. Portnr.
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CAPTURE OF A VHSsEL,


NEW YORK, Sept. <.-The Federal steamer
Roanoke has captured the Middlstown. for
Liverpool, loaded with naval stores.
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The Bombardment Of Ssm'er, ss represented
Mt Metropolitan Hall, sill attracts public at
tention. This and tomorrow evenings viii bs
the last on which our citix,ns will have the
opportunity Of sesing this exhibition.
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lSsryeos De Vil!isrs, Of the U. S. Army,
who had been on parole for some tine in this
city,. attending the sick among the Federal
prisoners, has not been seen here since last
Thursday night, and is supposed to have es-
capped.
Private HASKELL, Federal prisoner who
had escaped from this city, was recaptured on
last Tuesday, within ten miles Of Newport
News and brought back.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

P,onso.:oa.--Colonel Joseph r. Anderson,
Of this city, has We learn, boen appointed a
Brigadier General in tie army Of ths Confsd~-
rate States. Colonel Anderson has been as-
siduousy engaged for months past in prepar-
ing cannon and munitions Of war for the uso
Of our Government, but is now to be transfer
red to higher, though not moro useful,
sphere of action. His many friends predict
for him successful career in the Geld of active
operations, to which hs will proceed at An
early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

apPoH-sssT ---Thos. Gal Foster, OF Phi,a.
deipisa. Ga 1sia repartsr. nna Ii naphe " OF the
laia Joseph Gales, has b9sa appcin ted to Il es-
coisd Glass Gle. Ashlp Ia the Wgs department.
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MORE RORBERY.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-The cash balances due
to Southerners 1T commission houses have
been seized.
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SUICIDE or 6KAsDaoS CT SENATOR Griffin
uES.-Ihe Pensacola Observer, CT the 26.h.

ItN.-4Ae Fe"s;acoIa ObseTver, CT the 26.h.
says
4 fonnG man named Coleman, from ITALIA
baSsee. EraGdson Of ex-senator Crittep dem
OF Kentucky, at!ached 10 the ranks of one Of
me com p'nies Of the 1sI Florida Resira % |
stationed six miles below here, cut his tbrcat
yesterday from ear 10 ear, while under n state
rt mental derangefne1t. He was but abort
twenty-s Years age, il t!oe very blooc, al
us manh9od- and posses Sc d fine abilities, and
u rare order II talents. We can't but regret
tbs sad occurrence. dGA the untiInely demise
OF brave ard chI airous soldier and gentle.
man His body, accompanied by friends,
ie&fes TO nis ut or tomorrow Tor tallahassee
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Ell Military Gods.

IA N t0fy o IS.
100 gross MILITARY BUTTONS.
SEQ Z" Black and Drab Patent THREAD.
Extra Super 81 VIRGINIA CLOTHS.
Giller's Sd GRKY CAsSiMERE6.
BUCKLES. BONE BUTTONS
A S1psr White Twiiled FLAENELS.
"a, rs and "A Brown SHKETISGa.
1914 and ia BtsAched SHEETING5.
-ALSO.-
Good stock Psll DRESS GOODS.
Fer sale by
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN,
ss ST lso Main street
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GEN. McCulLooH The Salisbury IN. G,
Banner, of the 81 SAYS:

An article his been going the rounds thai
Ben MeCUilcch is IA native of Tennessee TAis
is al error. He is a native OF Halifax county.
NOR carolina. IL has not bean many years
sioce M Or taGw GeceraD McCulioch pad -
V,sit TO his relatives IN this State, living in
aid near Weldon.
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AUCTroR aAY.Uo
FUTUkE DAY

) of.Ds ha,t,na!. AL,; on-, virtue q an order
mono, Vim sell, ON MONDAY, the az Of A Aiea'
IA, ,s being court day In from. Of the CIV Tps.
cash, . li1siy NEGRO wOnsS. n.maoss Tor
aoims:: ehe u about - years old; is rooa a ,.y
Iooa, washer and ironsr, ard very n.", psn
nay In her Pc rson. She 10 cold Tor no .ts and
for the want VI an owner =" Nins, but
a., THOMAS o. DUDLEY
.oo-tos Serg't City kicbmnnh
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From FORTRESS MaNRnE.

FsRflsss MosIoE, Sept. 4.-Eigttsen hun
dred additional troops have been sent to Old
Point Comfort.
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WANTS


WANTED-Por one month, = first class MU
~ siC, to act rs leader and instructor Ter
Inc Band OF the 9TH Regiment Alabama .oIuu-
teers. This keain ent Is very comic .tabiy quar-
telto at toIAtown, having an abundance Of
shAae, good water, hns bathing, DC
A gUvo salary will DO given TO q suitable man
Apply TO " II. BY 3D. Jr., ut Ws.t 4 Jim
s!oA bookstore, las Main stree, from ~ TO IL A.
and 10 y r. NJ. see-s,s
w ANlED-A SIT UATtCN 40 O,ske hkX-
W Bys gen, em.n 20 years old, and who is
and otneE crops usually "a. .ea on = farm will
give 5000 recommendations; has no family sx-
copt his wife. Gentlemen wishing to employ
will address IL. at the Post oniSs, Richmond.
b 6-l.N
va AIs1ED--kECAUIrs ia few k.cful.s can
w be supplied with horse. and
equipments 10 The ranks Of the RILH- ~
M ~ NJ ssAhs, pat OF Coats' Le- IN
Apply al the camp. ST.
Az ANfED -hEhVANr o-A UUOk and a
w WAlTANG. GlkL wanted ON Main street.
between Sd and Sd, hight hand side, doors bslo
I'd atreet. a. s-3tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

Mr. Jahh T. Es<t, n member OF the Farm
vile tFs) Guards. died IN Charlottesville
recently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

IT Ant h DIAM th.s De.
w pArtMent,
CNX THOUSAND
HORSES and kULED
The Stock to be sxb ibitsd at the Office bacon 3
quarter Branch) from .. m to O. clock p m.
ALso,-Two hundred DRIVERS. Apply 70
W. 6. WOOD, Capt. and A. Q. NJ,
IA e--dw6sWim Bacon Qua rtar branch
w Z K D--by Virgins. ledy, Of three
" years exPsrieDes, si'nation in . family
or SCHOOL. Win teach Englisn, Latin, FDsnsh
Ard Music. Best OF references given aal re-
quired. Addrsss. BOX as4," aiChmond, Va.
al 30 -eodlw6cwlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-06

County Aa.sers.--A Rousch and william
Hicks were yesterday arrested by Constable
Thomas, Of Henrico, ths first charged with
beating aud otherwise i'll treating mis- wife on
the frat day Of September. Since that time
the parties have arranged their differences, and
Mrs. r. appesred before Justice Baker and
asked him TO dismiss the warrant, which was
accordingly done.-Mr. II. was required, by
Justice Nelson, to give security to keep the
peace, and also to appear before the Grand
Jury in November next, to answer an indies-
ment for striking Hartwsll Wyatt with =
stick which bail was PROMPTLY given