The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-04

'... N. III" -'> ,.,;.r1 md confidpnt-
,... +. " ,nnc.mn bv II O'Clock ::
.N-@t''' ., l,'',.,.rs he,fll us. As our
ri. IL ,cj'> '' w.. w,,ar" wc could
t.~' ga ''' II was called the
- '1i-'' -, wa> because Of its
'>s;t. "''. ..;.r IN the mud. 1t
s. .~.,N I" - h,v horse that |
So any," .n,ju,,rd IN the Confederate
- ,..,. SOM ten or twelve years
..3a y,..r..blc @ray mu'r' "n"SH >i"cs
- i....,.3. covered Win biood from the
.,- ry.niuL> received from Inc l'I'el
49,. ,.acr
~ ENrrElE>cE
r.., ..n auimll>, | Am Inclined 10
.r.. man wno will invent steam
...'" ,.:.,tt.,.- rlu9l navigation, will be
'...' 80, ,.n, ,,,,,r o! the human race.
49,, ..r- ,ufurr power prove def.
y -. ,i... ,,lay of horses that were to
=. V,uiLir we're not 10 DC seen
@1' "' .,,,.i Lr,...ry and impltient party
".''..' ,'l .,.uil,mrn arrived at that his.
d. ''.. Cnr cuntain. who was the
,.,..,r.,,I,. man on board tried i'll vain
:" ,rr.n noy,.,. We had to go on with
- ,',.,.. and worse horse. Some otthe
o.. .,..... ...,' ont ana walked ne tOW-patD
3.rq,rr,.r.,>iIT keeping ahead OF the boat.
A. DJ%cr Mills cam WIS "oo"' ~ 9i,o o','
,.t..r,. WArn. !" cA-!lh2 on! cs e. NY ""'u'
-. awum- ii To" - LII''t yen hi'' oui
y..un. Never did >hlp-WIeckco Nihiine
90. Groa T"'h III lIlu-occ'i eA"io'' '.ioie
,-...."i IoH a IL" approach" oil >"ccol 'u'n
81. iii WArn that craft ere" "P ~ w.
t.ti y,1a:. the passengers, and the re-
..,.... ,,..,. an a,raugcmcnt was Effected by
ga. .,t,r. Marty Of the "Sora" was
.,.,,, .,,,,,,r,l tbr :. Little Nell - 4 boat
.i.tIr EirLmnpd two hours after us.
a. ....,.,fl -. mad main sailing. We were
-, .,l,,,,f = mile below L>Srqucna, and
...f ,.., ;..t,.. There waiting TO take Us TO the
,;,r,.r,,uu,l, We reached the latter
,.',. I'm. rfcr | O'Clock, having been
...r ri,ht hours travelling twenty-five
T..... our ui2 uouh have been uueXcrp.
;.,.uIy and unu,lclably miserable bad not
>.,.r l1liug gentlemen aud ladies OF Church
g,... som, wat rnlivcucd Us with songs and
r.n.>. dtl.-h'tliily sun.
When tn, Il IN or two wagons, buggic>,
..4 other yrl.ctc> which carried our party
I'm. TIE bot arrived
Ar -nr ,,NrlSG.GRovSD.
,....I ;,,o ,.o midst If q bu,r
". i n..- d;nnor hnur
49, " ~, ;,,nrri..,ou in rho RELIGIONS
49,, ,nnnd ne rat,,inr Eniyns
''..r '. .,'m rr,, our ,.,r. and Afforded MS
), ,,.,.,.,,y.. Turr, was nIrnfy TO eat.
.'. .,.,',,. ,,,,,yi,,t,on. A, least thot was
,.,.,i.,,.. The country nrorIc had
: r ~. .,,pnr.. .unnIic. of The be- that couId
. ,,,.,,r' 4. All rrourr drinkables were
r..r., -. and a. wbo had undertaken
,.,..' a., d,ru.rous and uncertain if not
I,,,, a., nr. from Now York ia Ii.
....l. ,.,.~..rn. indifferent. We ate heart
-. .,.ft,r,j.,f had an onDnrtuuity of look.
[.. ....,,,,,i az ,hn ramuju" Grounds.
f.. .,,, rtnr meeting had by the Meth.
,.'..,. anywhere near Richmond took place
, "',, n,,I,. tram thn ci,v on ,hs
! ,.. ,r,.t .|,,l, lSl5 Tina, WAS uuito q
Successful one. but some how, after that they
wra, p,t OF fashion by general consent 20
i ! MT wonderful that this camp-mectlDg.
Il. .il.t in thirty years, should be the centre
{. AL M,crcs, that can be attached to no
U,l,g .o.i OF r,lirlous meeting. The meln-
t..,@ E,,hri church were at first inclined
l.. itiau t!r. camp il he near vicinity OF their
{ Ulut. WIHcn i three miles from here, but
/" We" 81 thr fact that here was grand
-,nc and a location Goa, enient TO visitors
from Richmond, they gave up that
iy.l and >,hctct this spot. They did
WEI. lmagirr magnificent grove of
a4h. alongside Of red clay road.
!uW n a. firm and beautiful order as can be:
=, ,,I ro,In,y, 1,yrrn with il oneer cables
ana quaint chimncys and struggling out
L't'r>; q 'rohd urldo Of corn, waving It's yell
JON 'A>>c'> III the hrct Ze rs 1t comes from the
L." "i III" James, and then crowd OF about
/" 'AoH'And people. from all classes OF So
y"';. following all The walks OF HE, ana re-
i!,'"nlH@ tour or five counties and the city
&, tirhMohI-a minglIng together IN happy
Confusion. Tie preaching takes place I'M
i"r
ASIAAESsE ARBoR,
which, covers about half an acre Of ground,
II ne> >rnts provided for LOO people. Ii
i >,iuIttd on a piece OF ground which has a
: '-fll fi! from south 10 north, and the pul-
~ j, Il The northern crd, aud the people,
When seated can easily see over the heads
OF those in front Of them. The pulpit
i Of rough pine, and the ,nourners'
j. ht4 i reconstructed thing
~ '"r same material. Inc Wnole
''.' "ldef lhe aroor Is covered knee
y" = WIN irrsh wheat straw ana ht'
,'', a'G!''u' 10 our CITY leet as Tue tnich-
=. ''.I soi''s' pl">se'S CARPET. ~, uele ale
''.'"' ''N rooms ID COOKIES o'd Tavern oc-
''.'V .! 'lsNoFs on Tue east OF 'ne arool
'.-' .
RIO" OF TENTS
one OF Them relies Of the Confcderacy; on
."- south there are two or three slab-houses
!" NJ 10 do The service Of tents pine slabs
}" INA part VI the world being cheaper than
''''"I ri'th. To the west OF the arbor is u
.'''-i1't kept by K. I. Crouch; cake and
7@'.'e.i'ol'rr! stand kept bY William Sharp;
we CT SIN and lemonade saloon kept by