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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-28
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
L..asaLuru a Unit for Sscession

LrsRKBcRa, Va, May q.
In the daily Issue Of the Oispateh OF Friday
last, 1t WAS stated that there was but one
yote for the Union polled in Lunenburg
ooun w, and that was At Pleasant Grove. -
Permit me 10 cay that your correspondent,
war mistaken. Lunenburg gave larger
vote than ever before, and ecsry one was for
secession. PLEASANT GROVE.
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RECEIVED MARCHING ORpEKe Col. Pres.
toms regiment, composed OF the Virgin ii
troops which have been Stationed in Lynch
burg for several days past, received marching
orders on Saturday and left that place Sun
day morning last. The regiment is composed
of the companies from Bedford, Botetourt
Roanoke &c
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Military Spirit-A Gentlsman ond hts H'ff
Propose to gOin the army. &c.

Propose 20 |0tn Lle army. &c
MERCER CorNTY, Va, May Is.
Thie is not very populous county, but we
have II little military spirit. AS striking
instance Of this assertion, l VIII state that n
msn in this county stepped into the only
tailor shop We have. the Their day, and in
guirad II he could get two uniforms made.
The tailor asked him what he wanted with
twof He replied that ne and his wife both
intended 10 voIun teer; that she had no chill
dren. had cut her hair of. and both Intended
to 6ght; and he would have the uniforms
II he had 10 go TO Lynchburg for them.
We have one company of l0o-Col. K. a.
Richardson, an efticien; officer, ut the head;
and one other company being made up, which
Will be compile ted in a few days. The first lie
ready to start. Other companies are forming
into Home Guards, ready and willing TO re-
sist akgressions OF fanatics in any section-all
- rinemen, and many of them with good
rifles.
at 3 precinct to-day where Home
Guard was formed, and the only Union man
] saw, was the only one that voted there III
November for Douglas. MBRcER.
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A FIaHTINa EDITOR i. NJ. Partridge, Esq
formerly of Norfolk, afterwards editor OF the
Evening News. and ever since that time edi-
tor Of the Vicksburg Sun, was in October last
elected Msior-HeneraI of the militia. The
General painting for active service, has re-
signed his office, and entered az private tn,
ranks OF the Vicksburg VOLUNTEER South
erners "-P0rtsmoGth Trans.
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CATTLE FOR NoRPoLK.-A large drove OF
beevas We're brought down from thu interior
of the State, on the SOuthsida Railroad, Oh
Friday evening, and were con tnued wilhout
stopping, to Norfolk. They were In excel
lent condition, and will no doubt prove mos,
acceptable to the troops there stationed. -
Pstsrstur1 Erp
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ExPsRtaKSTs IN Locomotive TELEGRAPH
ING Our citizens were surpriEed about 5
O'Clock last night, to hear an almost contin-
Gus blowing OF whistles At the South Carolina
and Georgia Railroad deTots. Upon enquiry
we found that some of the young men con
nee ted with the telegraph office, were expert
mentng with the Geographic signals by the
iocorno tive whistles. The experiments were
en Gireiy satisfactory .-dugustd Constitution
nLisf.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
At!itQru Spirfk in the Old Worth STATE.

CHARLoTTB =. IL, May 81.
4 fine, athletic body OF troops from Halifax
county left here this morning under the com
mand OF Capt. Collins, who Is brave and
daring little fellow Truly the people OF Hal
flax have cause TO be proud of the many gal
liant soldiers they 40 willingly furnish TO the
Southern Army, and who are ready, ever and
anon, 10 go wherever duty calls them. Our
noble old county, Charlotte, has sent forth
three OF the best drilled and best equipped
companies that can be found In the State
not Il coward among them. l.roLA.
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Sw1spItSS raR 9ovERsxgsr.-The Boston
Journal complains bitterly OF the dishonesty
of some Of the army contractors. II says:
.sMueh Of the cloth which has been FUR
nished for clothing our troops Is Of the poor
est quality, aud when wet the garments
shrink so that they no longer ut. IT is NOT I'M
common TO see volunteers Ia our streets Win
coats and pantaioons, the arms and iegs o.
which are ridieulousiy short. They were mo'
originally insists, but q single shower did the
mischief. Shoddy and cotton will not answer
for camp seryice,n
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CoTroE, OF RsvoLrrIoS IN ESGLASp.-We
publish the following extract from & letter
from house in London, received by a mer-
camille firm in New York:
LONDON. May l, 1851
"Messrs. -: Wa are fully alive to the
momentous civil war into which your IN,
Happy country has been precipitated II
there ever was people whose true mission
peace, it was The inhabitants OF the Uni
ted States.
The first question with Us ia self in teres
and self preservation. We must have sup
plies OF cotton Oc a revolution. There is no
blinking the question
tine Government Will be compelled to sink
the Exeter Hall policy or submit to q revolu
ton. The man uiaeturing and commercial in
terests OF this country are based upon cotton
cast Exeter Hall. with all its old woman ia
naticism, over board, OF to accept the alterna
tive of the greatest revolution England hae
ever experienced.
When this vast man ufacturing and com
mercial Ia terest /. with it's dependant Iniiliope,
are TO be sacrificed on the altar of fana ticism
at Exeter Hall, IL will have the power and
| the wealth 10 tell the Government In unmis-
| taxable language, that 1t and Exeter Hall to-
| ,elher must be forever crushed out by revolu-
tlon.
Five millions of people will not consent
| to star We, in res pect to Exeter Halls mock
| philanthropy, nor in obedience TO Mr. Lin
| coins paper blockade. When they are re-
| will pay no more regard to Lincoln's blockade
| than they would to a Newfoundland MET.
with sincere respect, We are
| Your Obeden servants -
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NEW INVENTION -Robt Gamble, Jr., Esq
OF Tallahassee, Fla, has invented what j.
denomisa'ed Il rotary floating battery, which
Is approved by the War Department of th'
Confederate States, and will probably be- ex
perimen ted upon before Fortress Monroe.
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PAIsFrL AccIpgSr.-We regret to learn that
Capt Frost, of the New Orleans Light
Guard, was accidentally wounded in the eye
the bayonet exercise, at their encampment in
the rear of Portsmouth, The men in the
front rank were kneeling at the time, and
Capt Frost leaned over to correct the posi-
ton of a gun which was wrongly held by one
of the men In the rear rank, when an unex
pected movement of the latter caused his
bayonet to enter Captain Frost's eye.
The wound was skillfuily tended by the
Is not necessarily dangerous, and its probable
that the sight of the organ will be pre-.
ved-Sorfok Argus.
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MoRK TREAcHBHY IL BALTIsoBB.-On the
evening of the 2Olh ins tdnt, the Federal tr0ops
went to the Cemetery, in Baltimore. aud Eek
cavated' about 1, QUO muskets and 3 900 pixies
that had been buried there by the cItizens, to
keep them from being used Tor their subJuga-
ton by the tools OF the Black R-pu bilcan oes-
pot. The muskets and pixies were taken in 10
wagons 10 Fort ID Henry.
Inc day OF reLrlbu ton, II is to be hoped, lie
not Tar on, when the brave and true OF Mary
land Will redeem their State from the van
dals who now control II without murmur
OF disapproba ton from the traitor Hicks.
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4 Seefasss Mkshslsf Resssn ~ Caise -
Nj, q. A. Faulkner. Merchant from Moadi
Vernon, ARK, arrived hsrs yesterday frvna
Paducah, via Cairo. He states tina he reached
the latter place last Monday afternoon, and
when passing from the steamer TEN Scott to
the railroad packet he was assaiied by half
a score Of Federal troops. who, after subject
ing him to rigid interrogation Us to the SEN
timent prevailing In the Sonth, and the
strength Of her troops, wrested from his pos
session a handsome Colts navy pistol and $S3
In gold, all the money he had. On asking them
to lea We him enough money to get home Wit d,
they rudely told him TO go 10 Ill, and get
home az best he could MIR. Faulkner took
the precau ton IN send his goods from Lonis-
willie via Padueah. Tennessee river. Nashville
and Memphis .-hemph Tenn Bulietia.
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EpIroEiAL BRAygEr o. AT THE NosTH.-Out
Of one hundred and eleven editors and report
ers connected with the New York Tribune,
Times, World, Courier and Enquirer, Even
ing Post, un, and Commercial---ali Of which
are terocioEs wal iournals-~she number who
have enlisted for the war, all added M TO-
gssher, count precisely aens
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DR.. M. SCHLOSSER

With grateful thanks to the Ladies end Gentle
,nen Of kcAmopd and vicinity, for their kind nd
ibeI2I patronage besIow cd on him during mis- So
JOurn here, respectfully announces that, nolwith-
standing he increasing demand professional
services, Ia cannot proIong his stay here beyond
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY s0TH,
And however reluctant, he must leave to fulhll
important engagements South.
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From NORFOLK.
IsfacIAL ooRRssPoSpBscB or THB DISPATCH,

NORFOLK May u, 1861.
More troops arrived here Saturday. Like
those who preceded them, they are a fine EEL
of men. who betokeu good service in the APP
proaching conflict.
North Carolina will send TO Us in day
or two numbers Of her gallant soldiers.
Our forces a this time number many thou.
sands, we'll skilled in the use Of arms; and
under the leadership of such a man Lee,
will prove IN yincible.
Col. Huger is at his post, and assists ably
in the discharge of his duties. LCEA.
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srp0 PAKT, FAsHiUN>.-Niss hgBs0Us
SOoRNoN Ia still exhibiting her new aod
V-SA elegant styles of PARIS Fashions, TO-
- aides and children. Every variety oi
patteTn. ready cut for u-e, for sale a. reduced
p.ic-s Miss SB2or is slso prepared 10 EMbROl
Der and BRAID Ia elegant rtyie, and at tn
shortest notice, any article which may DO Wdnsad
STAMPING PlNRISG and MARKING done t
o.der Country orders promptly attended to
Thanh ful for past favors, respectfully solicit =
continuance Rooms * MI. Z SgMos'1 residence
Main st, two doors below st. Charles Hotel, tui
stalrg ! HhbBCCA shMoH-
lS-tm
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DrsTRgssIyG.--A step daughter OF ESQUIRE
Van who lives near Evansville WAS killed
accidentally by Geo. Robinson on Sunday
He shot at a hawk which was in the range OF
the child, and the bail killed her. The dis
lance WAS $50 wards
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RUNA WAYS,


IN $40 KEWAkD.-Ran away from The
eN suU.criber, ABOUT ten days ago n NEGRO
NhaN FAMED JACK. He IL stout follow,
~ auout 80 years Did, very dark complexlon
IL md feet ur 4 inches high 10 has W lie
- 4rren on, Va where he Is now probably
lurking Jack is the property OF MIR. Geo. ham-
ilton. OF Fauguier county will give the above
reward il delivered 10 me in this city
nv Is 81. AboiS RECk.
a FIVE DOLLARS hEN A HD--kan
IS away from the subscriber, on Am last.
EfN Il IA, slave, properly Of h. W Thorn
49, issou, Esq who is bout 10 years old, oil
.&xsn medium size dark brown skin has a burr
% "a. one Vf her checks, aud lsps wneu
speaking Eliza msy probably be found al tn.
house OF her slsteT, Fannie " hlte, on i'm, NORTH
Of Broad street, ia tuts city. The above rewaft
Will be promptly p"id for her delivery to b,
CoCKR, st Exchange Hotel, orto
ALbsRT ). JONES,
my 2+st Ia Hanover County.
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SrIcIsE MIR. VIM. kranse, distinguished
German physician of Cincinnati, late surgeon
to one of the Ohio regiments, committed SUI
eide in Cincinnati on Monday night, by tax
Ing belladonna.
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GEORGIA MADE DRuAs.-Mr. III Dranmui.
ler of Atlanta, Georgia, Is manufacturing
bass and kettle drums, which he guarantees
will be found more durable and serviceabl.
than any in use in the South.
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SHIPMENTS OF RICE TO RIcHAoSp.-We IN.
ders tand, says the Charleston Courier. thai
rice is being shipped by railroad TO Richmond
the directors OF the road taking it al half oI
the usual tes.
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DgsFgRArB APFRAr.-In q saloon in NORTH
Memphis, Tenn. on Tuesday night, three
men got into light, which resulted in one OF
them being fatally and the other seriously
stabbed.
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By Goddia 4 Appcrson. Auers.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
- DByCE, ON GRACE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREEfS.-At the request Of the parties
Concerned. we shall offer for safe a. public ane
tiou, on the premises, on THU RSbAY, the SotL
day Of May, issi. ~ u O'Clock p. NJ thai W us-
Ole kEsiDENCE on Grace street, owned w tn
ate Hancock Lee at the time Of his desio. ana
we'll known, further description {. deemed IN.
necessary.
TsRMs'-One fourth cash bslsncs at s. land ~
month, for negotiable notes, interest added, se
cured by trust deed.
nv aY,as GUpnIN k',ppPpsnN Arr.a
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= tIYEDUII.AR,nEN Ar
my "a

RECEIVED
~ % - CuAs LEON ARDS, Agt.,
N<A( fETaR6BCRG, VA.
b< ARMY sS1 SIX '' .as' sI.s.
NAVY SIZE.
NAVY SIZE.
BELT SIZE.
BELT SIZE
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NORFOLK, May I'll, is reported that the
firing yesterday morning III Hampton was al
d funeral of one of the soldiers at Old Point
The streets are full of tho Widest runners,
and lhauy dispatches predicated upon them
should not be relied on. LOAD STONE.
SECOND DISPATCH
NORFOLK, May u, P. M.-The enemy hav,
landed IL great many troops to-day at New
port News, commanding tue entrance to Jame!
River.
All quiet here. No further news from
Hampton. POWDER.
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RACES,

- s ral~', MING HA' ..s,,
SNs-W VIII Commence on TUES |
y = :, -0t4 uay 10y noxs, and continue iouI
FIRST pAY-A ewespstake now open for IN
tn ed year old- mile heats 8loo entrance hall
forfeit three or more to Ill TO name and close
ss seS DlY.-A swespstake now open Tor
year olds :; ? mile heats 800 entrance half for
felt three or more to fill; to name and close isi
fHiRD BAY .-Propristor's purse. $500 2 nil.
FOURTH DAT.--Jocksy Club purse. saes; mile
heats.
old colts and fllies mile heats $50 entrance
$50 forfeit three more to hIl, to name and clo-t
LIST day'cf May. Nominations TO the above stskss
" s 70 JNo. BELCHgR, Proprietor.
" HORSES FOX sALE.-Iust arriVeo
ss oar r, Exchange siab,ss :, On fIA1tin +
"n my IS t. DAVIS HnfCHESoN.
TO r II P hLic.
We proposed more than year ago, to erect
building Tor the Ra.rSS9H irs q CLOTHING
~ . A' - INTHIs CITY.
We now invite ,ha public to an inspection OF III
YR0Y.FRoSr Wiz Raorsg.
Nos lle ASD rs aAik sIhs
few days.) as ihs best ada pied aud most oiesaA'
| CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
| soUTnERN C0NPEDgEACY
We very much regret that we cannot now snppi!
ourselves with proper maieilals, yet " Ia =
60 d. and prices, we invite orders.
We AXE This opportunity to thank our friend
-'' KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
P, s.-HAaD. WANTED. ny zI-2.
VA HIsKEi-4 bbls. whiakey, reotined By
| w Ourselves, and watrantea Tree from al
s3.r11 In 81 and f,rs La b..
| SELDsN & Lick,
my?s Corner Peri and cary rats
| NTINE8AK.-wils sursy eo.Hsy pure ii
sELDsA MILLER,
myas Corner 2. ar asd IA V -b4et~
VaOss MIDLiNG FLUUK.-A lsw UDls =
- Eowisna' Brad in s JE1 .9a s IN 1-iIy
| my Corner i!th and Gary streetn
T. sale by sELDEA &MiLLsk.
| my2s Corner Is IA and Cary -re@'s
CLAREnUNr HAMs.-aana."nl. e,As a..
sELpEN MlLLEa,
my % C"rasr IAN and c.re strests
yUUUD's Family ftes hvrtlug ~ 4a.I D.ss.,
" la'' fs''''s'' ~]1 II sgGDEsa MILLER,
mvas Cernsr nhn and Gary streets,
/ IQT0Es .-9.oo9 barrels Liquors. vsrioa
~ nv si = ''f sale ''wM. WALLACE SONS.
I1RD.-l5o pacS ages Lard-barrels aaa hail
IL osrrels, for raie by
INV 3 WIN WALLACE sons.
NACKEREL AND HEnKINE.-ls 6pls
M No and NO NJ ekSfsl aud Potomac Her
rings. for sais oy VIZ "ALLAts s'Ns
al OOP IrUN.-les handles Hoop Iron, irein
IL 10 in fur sale by
nv p JOHsN GORDON & SON
CO1r AND ClNDIES.--as0 boxes soap sa
nav "a wv WALLACE s0Ne
| CCGAN.-Ee barrels heaasd, !, "a isosi. fow
NV ., WM WALLACE SONS
+. IJ1;AN AND MOLASs Es.-i0 Ehas. suga
- aud Aoisssss, for sale by .a
NV = WA. WALLACE SONS,
DAMANTINE CANnLEA.-iss boxes Al
| "A aTaani!Ee Cnadles, for safe by
. myss Wa. WALLACE SONS.
ST,EAS-iso packages q. P. ,lmpsEtsl aad polonl
] for sale by WIN. WsLLAt.E S0AN.
On EET lkON-Irom no. Is Il a. to- $ {
tDnyN JOHN n. d0RboN sOa.
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AuOTIO@ aALQo. !.
MrT,RE DAY
BE- Richard Caathsin. Aacs'r.

WEDNESDAY. xssh Inst at 10 o'elots (,
" at nv sore will sell .At AGctfnn, sundYv
sr,ieles-eonsistipe of RkASDY. GIN. COZ
DIAL. WHISKY; IL bits. Harrings' ooIs
Corn Beef Goldfish: So Bacon Hams, boxes
Soap; kegs Butte, b ,xAs Che obis su-
gar. bbls. Lard; dcz Painted Snekets. Pep
per, Aiispiee. a ior Of Beam, Tobacco. cigars
fhaDnaKns, Brandy in essea. Adsman'iEe Csn
dies &c. &C. Z. CACTHORN. Aacs'r.
myes 81
leu CO>STAELE's SALE BY virtue o
suntry dirtr.ss warrants In Iny hands, shsli
sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 2ath of May, issl. a.
10 o iuek. NJ the u gh toHsts oi".s uhee: a
genera assortment of HOUSEHOLD aud n Gu
EN FURNITURE, consisting nf SOFAS. MARCO
MY CHAIRS. ! AAHo FANNY piano, SIDE
BOARDS, T Bliss. CABINETS. BEpsTEApS.
MATrRESsEs, CANE SEAT and WINDSOR
CHAIRS, Poe CHAIRS. NASH>TaND>
Gas tHANpsI lERe, and -undry other articles
TRIMS Cash
nv 2s-st aEo. A. FREEMAN. g. q. C. r.
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~" Sevsxsi thousands Testimonials are In pr.
ScHLossRR's possession, alroakst them from eiu-
xans OF the b! shsss st~sdils la kichnona. which
may b cen by all fsvofing with call NJ the
spoisw GOD Hotel Psrlors, Nos. III and III. -
my Std.
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4 LfKkU ;. LINZ,
n FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,


PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL. ae.
IN addition TO Try Forward OK Business, would
taforra my irianSs and the IGnlie that have -
huMBEk YARD opposite my warehouse and il
eetly on the line OF the York Rlvef Railroad,
where may be fopnd general assortment OF VIZ
Sinia LU MBER SHINGLES. 30
Mr. 7. W PEERS will attend to sales OF Lum.
my account
Consig nments Of Lumber solicited, o.. which
iibara advances will be made LkF.
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CHILLING OFF ATC COST so CLOSE THE
- tUoINEon The entire stock Of Gay AL
FANCY GOODS, at No ~ Main .tre-t, v i'll be sold
a. and h9low cost Tns hale continues ten day =
MY lhs stock has bsen bought very low, and
at q tim5 Then good. were cheap Therefore. we
are bu 70 Offer grs4, bargains to every one " L -
wlhhes to pa Tchare IN thu. liae of goods. aides,
call early aud examine Ih- goOds, and remember
the sale will continue only ten days
SN AbAt HnR X co
Agent Tor Il Newman,
nv 2T-ldiS Under The old sanso" unuse.
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WHAT Is A CORN 2

A Corn Is tubercular excreseeDce which de.
y5lopes itself OF the toe, on the soe Of the feet
b. t@ss the toes and in the joints of the big toe
in the two iast Cases, they soft Germs AND
SUMMONS.
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sHARPR'S RIFLES.
SMITH & NELSON'S CARTRIDGES.

have iupt received few OF each Of the
above RIFLES and PISTOLS, and II would be well
for those Ia want of them to call early and
the choice.
Besides | have good assortment OF other
nakes Of PISTOLS, 10 " hitch cali attention
c. LEONARD. Ast.,
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I VERY lspoKrASr.
LAST CHANCE.

LAST CdANCb.
Dr.. sCHLOsSER
vi. sCHLOssER
DE-. SCHLOSoER
Or. SCHLOSSER
Or. SChLt SSkR
Dk. SCHLOSSRR
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
WILL LEAVE ChMUNU
WILL LEAVE RlChMUNp
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND
MOST POSITIVELY,
MOST POeITlVELY,
most POSITIVELY,
MOST POSITIVELY,
MOST POSITIVELY,
most Positively,
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY GOTH.
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 10Th.
NEXT THURSDAY, MAJ a0TR.
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY sVTH
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 30TH
MKT THURSDAY, MAY 30rH.
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- ~ % e t9GsS OAAS. o&S.
fttrt sCAy ENG ER.

~
Tho undersigned "a Sow prspaI ~ 10 elaAn QUA
Water Closets Sinks and Ont HOUSES In the short
asst notice, 10 a nanncr which Will not be Offensive
TO the premises which hs may woIs. Also,
lime them. His wagons aIs go e0astTueiea s. 10
ne water and air isht His boxes can he louE1
a. DrvAL MOTIONS, corner 18th aud Main 80
ard JoHgsroS MrLLsPAuaN' q, On Main, hetw eea
nth and 18th streets All orders iefI at he secva
places, will be promptly attended 10,
"a N-ts b IL ALIES
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MONTGOMERY, Nav q, 1861.

MoSrGuABRY, May Il, 1861.
Congress met IL \. d. Prayer Was Of
fered by The Rev Mr. Mitchell
Alter the reading and confirmation of the
minutes OF the previous day
Ilr. Snorter, ct Il la., withdrew bis notice
of Intention 10 reconsider Inc Patent Office
Dill. be sand 1t the time he had not fully ex
anIned Tie bill, but now he was Satisfied win
II. and conseq uently Withdrew his motion toI
Il recous Iteration.
No other business was offered and Con
gress went into secret session, ana con lnuou
ITS session until O'Clock, when il adjourned
TO meet at O'Clock +. NJ.
L. SIT is very evident that Congress will
adjourn o-night, and although the matter Is
understood TO be Il part OF the secret proceed
lnss OF that body, the public talk is That Con.
gress viii re-assemble in Rich Inond in July,
and by that time all Inc Departments now 10
Gated mere will bo removed to Richmond
Several of The members have already left,
DuL i've or six members from live or six Sta les
make Il quorum for the transAct1oa OF busl'
ness,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-28
EsTRA SESSION OF TIE PROVISIONAL con
GRESS OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES.
MosTaokKRI, Ala, May 90, 1876


Congress Eiet Inis forenoon at Ii o ciock.-
Prayer was offered by the Rev Basil NANNY
the journals OF yesterday We're read and
confirmed.
On motion, Dir. Thompson, Of Arkansas,
WAS duIS qualified anu toUk nis seat as one OF
the mem bers from Arkansas.
Mr. Shorter, OF Ala, gave notice that he
would move to reconsider the Patent Office
dill, which notice WAS ordereu " DO placed on
the Journal.
Mr.. Ruett, Of ). O., offered the following
resvlu tiUD, WI ich was adopted:
Resolced, that the ordinances of The States con
stitutlng the CVnieduraey Fatty ing aud adop.inY
tue permhnent Constitution oi tue Confcd eraLe
states, snail be recorded aud med away III The
STATE Department
No other business being the public cal
endar, Congress went InLo secret session.