The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-21


LOCAL MATTERS.
-ar DISPATCH On THE RAILROADS. -Aessrs.
t'T.r..r deliver TIA DiSpHch every morning
,'.. r,..rutd car, leaving Richmond and a.
-..,.u.r authorized agents toreceive sub.
.. ,. he Mmt- Weekly and Nt'kig DIS.
..4r friends along the railroad routes csu
s.. .ala>,lves a. III. messengers Of these enter
ski. atw. dealers Ia forwarding their orders
ng,.s>r, or CoNrANY F.-Thc members
a.. company + Association held meeting
-..,,,ay evening AT Virginia Hall, with
4. .,hrty members present. The char
occupied Ivy Mr.. George Prtcrkin, with
y.. Peter Lyons a. secretary. After the
.,.u>>luuo OF various company matters, the
......nc entered into the consideration OF
citing lit monument for the dead OF
q. company. II was agreed to appoint Il
lmr,rc to inquire a> to the cost OF the
.r, base Of lot in Hollywood Cemetery
.aI II the erection Of the monument.
The committee was appointed, with IN
,..uctiou> 10 report III the next meeting oi
see company.
II was also resolved that all the members
=, auli meet AT Grace Church on Saturday
.-cruoou next att o'clock for the pur-
>r Of proceeding 10 Hollywood 10 finish
work Of rcmounding the graves.
TIE following resolutions in honor OF the
....hrr> of Company + who fell in the
,r war were passed by the surviving
..a.Arr> prior 10 their organization rs an
..,.. alton. The record is il brilliant one,
.. speaks sufficiently in itself OF the ser
10. u.
IN MEMcRIAM.
Whereas, after the long and trying strug-
. '.ruu-h which mcrcitul Providence
.a>,r,,rryrd u>. We are again permitted
E. .....h.c together, We deem II proper,
...> our first meeting, L. pay tribute
g. -, memories al our departed friends
.sr...s ny "ur appreciation Of their viz
..,-..l expressing our deep and heart
I'll. >.rr.w Tor their loss; And whereas,
....,.>' al the brave who offered up their
r> rruu the altar of their country, We
.,..., that none deserve at the hands Of
-...u. Mrtlc> and their State more last
u- grateful remembrance than these
,..'..,l,, who are now no more: there
..,.,. *
T. -t. That the record Of their names,
t..iE>,..uc>, and their fate, is their best
r.. r..
Hear. Y. Anderson, company +, Twenty
first Ns-.u5a infantry, killed al Slaughtcr's
...r-.u.u August ., l>G2 +. Bates, com
paw T. Twcntv-tirst Virginia infantry,
.u, in hospital March 10, 1868; David
bridges. .Ir., sergeant Lctcher battery,
avl May 10, 1863; j. Thompson Brown,
,.arl First Virginia artillery, killed At
Wilderness May >, ls6i Lorenzo &. Cooke,
...pauv T. Twcnty-iirst Virginia infantry,
at Milboro' December /, 1861; l.. NJ.
C..h, company +, Twenty first Virginia
a..a'ry, killed at Cedar run October -,
..Ei ". ). Cumbia, company +, Twenty
-e, Virginia infantry, died OF wounds re
.yr. al Wilderness May ), 1864 Rich
ST.. Il. Cunningham, Jr., colonel Twenty
.-, Virginia infantry, kille' at Slaughtcr's
u attain August ., 1862 W. II. Divers,
a.muy +, Twenty first Virginia infantry,
.ui a, wounds received at Ncwtown Au-
..,. II, le6f; \. 4. Dowdy, corporal
ap4ny T, Twenty first Virginia infantry,
arl a, Fort Stcadman March %, 1850
Il beet Ellct, lieutenant Chamberlayne
artery, killed at Petersburg April 2, 1868 :;
]. C. English, company +, Twenty-tirst
Virginia infantry, killed at Hatcher's run
February y, 1865, William Eyall, com
.a.v T, Twcnty-hrst Virginia infantry,
"ri II wounds received at Bath, Morgan
-a,y, January ;, 1852 William G.Field,
.'u- aid-lc-camp, killed at Malvern Hill;
nc. Fox, company +, Twenty first Viz
.a.a infantry, killed at Petersburg March
=. .,t5: William +. Gibson, company +,
."~my-dr>t Virginia Infantry, killed by
abroad accident April ), 1864 W. Gray,
..' Lieutenant company +, Twenty-iirSt
Virginia infantry, died February ., 1866;
Inat-. Baughman, Jr., company +, Twen-
w..., Virginia infantry, died July IL, 1866;
..@a II. Green, sergeant major Eleventh
'gagacayalry, killed September22 1868;
'.,Er. 5. Lindsay, corporal company +,
."way-iir,t Virginia infantry, killed at
>a.s.lcr'S mountain August 9, 1862; j.
KID, company +, Twenty-tirst Virginia
.aa'ry. killed at Fort Steadman March
.. l'fI: Samuel ID. Mitchell, aid dc-camp
General Winder, killed at Gaincs'> Mil;
William II. Morgan, captain company i,
.Arty-tr>t Virginia infantry, killed III
ria -,tu'> mountain August 9, 1862,
"aa" II. Nuntord, lieutenant Letchcr artil-
Fry, Died August S, 1868 William IS.
''"laa, lieutenant King William artii-
allied in fight around Richmond
""'i. l.. Nuuualy, company +, Twenty
",' Virginia infantry, killed at Slaughter's
." 'ai~." August ., 1862 William \. Pc
yam. captain companyF, Twenty first Viz
..I h'4atry, killed at Williamsport July
.',5. Vim. J. Pcgram, colonel artillery
@"a army corps, mOrtally wounded at
1--WE f"rh> April /, 1865; HenryV. Picot,
l"ay I, Twenty-frst Virginia infantry,
~" 4" wounds received at kernstown
ware" Is, l>G2 William G. Pollard, SER
s'~N company +, Twenty first Virginia
,'@a'ry, killed at Slaughter's mountain
.,-s>' ., loC2; John 6. Powell, sergeant
y'~~FaAy +, Twenty-frst Virginia infantry,
,su al >laughter's mountain August 9,
.. S' II. Tucker Randolph, first lieutenant
- >,'I !. aI1-de-canpto General Pegram, killed
UU'"tsda Church June, 1864; Edward
~ rawlings, lieutenant company +, Tween
V,-'N Virginia infantry, killed at second
9s. aa,'a> September, 1862; George II.
'r, Inc company !, Twenty-first Virginia
r'-,"E died of wounds received at
>'eadman March Is, 1865; II.
y.,. 'yay, company +, Twenty first Viz
T.~'. ''SlLAcnt infantry, died Of wounds
Ed a, Spotsylvania May IL, 1864
ma '"1'I !, Ii. Smith, third company Rich
C~.a ho"itzers, killed at Spotsylvania
TG mouse May IL, 1864; Robert NJ.
y,r, sergeant company +, Twenty first
nIns,AAa infantry, killed at Cedar creek
com ,DDet iS'h, 1864; W. G. Tiney, corporal
kyI4Pahy l, Twenty first Virginia infantry,