The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
The Mcch!cnourG Spa and Who Are

Icorcy,poGa,uce %: he Richmond Dispatch.l
Rf-tr.In Meetings.. Sentember S. 1914.

rror:,,loIG, nee g.. lie richmond DiSpatchl
BCfFAlD >TEIHGs. September S, 1874.
Attends NGf& narrates his experience of
.r..uaoiuy. hos n bred the baud to do the
business and how. " ben the music was done,
Le u4u jas: BEGUN TO return his grateful
laala, u Ii, .c!luw-citizenS for the uueX-
,.ec.el honor. when the miserable "cuSS
Who ied the band spoilt everything by de-
maMd.nL 70 nnow whether he was to be paid
at Que, or After the speaking. Out at But-
fIe j. !, considered the proper thing to be
.e:cna!rd before you leave the Springs, and
almost every night the ceremony is duly per-
formed. No: having ever enjoyed myself in
The Yay ut Il so-enade. and feeling little en-.
Won, Of Governor Walker, who has had
Mo.r r,nad.S than there are nights in a
yc4., mad, ! few cautious inquiries as TO
the ro>t ol 4 r"-Ilar orthodox, pure and un-
4iuttcYaied, manifestation OF honor to N.Y.
Iii. % iarude al ,ac Instruments down TO
:ar lldeoi l)r. Dagby's affection. For Seve-
II. ui-b;- previously cats had been lively,
and hlll had enough Of nle2c. sick. A little
Tea! good !avlDOny " beneath the bright con-
s:ct!at.cu OF >,ar< aud the broad canopy of
heaven" seemed 10 re what wanted. got
somebody 10 a>h hiotiey what he would do
The Job ior-uAd won't name the figure.
Thc,p hard times, wneu literature is at a low
ebj and Inc best OF Jokes aiL't worth ten
colts hu>hcl, found it impossible to be
>ygrua,,yu. | gave it up for "prirate rea-
So. unnecessary to specify" but l live in
A2,% OF hrl,e. days, when men who drive
Sc quill VOL. 3" allowed to 90 TO the worst
6. al dcyi>-y0Tert:.
Among the ,!>!i0rs is a gentleman who
-. ta1 r,f
"u.G NolI." VITO never could conquer old
Virginia. Nr. Cromwell, Of North Carolina,
Las not much Of the Lord High Protector
about him, bat he : 3 genial, wcll-spoken
gentleman. The lromwelis of our sister State
ALICE that they are Of the blood of the great
Oliver, "tue uucrowned king" They also
rrtvT 10 auoth'- ancestor named Roland, and
consider tDai .1e pr0Yerb "a Roland for an
oHNcF," started il the family. Anyhow it is
satisfactory 10 kuoH that if the nation needs
at!umwc. u SAFE il, he Can aSsuredly be
found il the Old North State.
he 9ran@c.s appear TO be numerous at
la> place, and | observe that they exhibit
e!vGGrd tendency 20 caucus. They assemble
br!cAld there i. little groups, and hush their
VOICES when Strangers are approaching. APP
l1icnl!y they are discussing secrets of i'm
iAensc Importance, and 10 watch their move
IirAiS /, not calculated 10 make railroad
cNec;0r icei good.
:. A friend after friend DEPARTS" Colonel
Ao.'tii COBB our admirable superintendent,
!, Observed 10 asSuage his grief in copiouS
.'aUslts Oh Et4Il. But here it is welcome
,.v cOnlln2, sped the parting guest" and the
tVteAe! beam, on new arrivals with never
H..!hg gfaclousness. People are coming in
v! every train % Scottsourg, and the present
l. T. certainly the plea>antcst part of the season.
lac weather IS perfectly delightful, and the
4n'Ipany a. Jolly as heart could wish. The
~. /. u. Evans, Baptist clergyman of
.a!uo!e>eX county, lately arrived, haviug been
recommended by Governor Montague to try
. -" NINA water, which has proved valuable
-S.ueuy III many other similar cases. We
,-."u'u be right glad to see the Governor
.'.tD>eI! II he would stroll this way. Ad-
. '.sss iloH FarmyilIe state that Fitz-
Gs'aiu arrived safe at home, and that all his
, r,;.:, especially Captain 2. w. Mckinney,
,!GVe IL Ms successful career at the Springs.
SS"use Asa u. Dickinson, having returned
,,VIl Bo>tug.' is expected to visit
-, asaiL f0r few days before we finally
tas up shutters.
7+r' ht'. Thomas Drew, the popular di.
f t-v so hili preach here on Sunday. septem-
-y'h, 'Ae day following the railroad con-
1MTtcHcc between General J. r. Anderson,
Isis. huiore, Elicit, and Purcell, and the
. ~ tt d Necklenburg. A large number
" s,, Persons are po>,poniDg their visits to the
j iM.ns> IN order to have an opportunity Of
','"l.ns Mr.. Drew and meeting the Rich
A9hQ gentlemen.
vii; - 'ia' gwen me great pleasure to converse
y.; ;sn roIonel RaVenscroit Jones, Of Bruins
IIS A Wun'y-phy sicaily and mentally no.
,"t w. spIclinen Of Virginia manhood-trom
i %a"ll have been delighted TO receive many
pI1S,Th'es'ng "reminiscences of his godfather,
s,, ,l'p ha'eoscrolt. DR.. Taylor, of the
,aIie county, is also staying with us, and
C ,IHss an excellent report on the waters.
.f n.'Ae auhders, Of the Wilmington Daily
n" ~, continues TO improve on iithia.
n,,.1 sunday last the Rev. MIR. Evans
s ,,o". an excellent sermon to q large con-
n s.5.S. This gentleman has become very
lrI. among the guests BY his genial man.
~ ~ ana non~starchiness.
NM ne Aeckepburg bar crowded in on Sat.
Of Wy N.Y. atld as usual monopolized the bellies
NV Season. "kas" Harris told us few