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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
Unfdftdnaie Aceldsnt IN western var.

We regret TO have to record the death Of
ing TO the Forty fourth Ohio, by drowning in
KanRwha River on tho 10th inst. They were
in the yawl crossing the river, when the steamer
Commodore Perry backed on them and run the
sawl down. The affair occurred rear Camp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

" Gro. P. BUELL., Of the Cincinnati Times,
who was arrested at Louisville few days ago
BY order Of Gen. SHERMAN, accused Of fOrestall.
ing the news, has been released, and has re-.
turned home. m i5ldfs 70 g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

y sHRALTH or GrNKRAL HousToE. Calves
ton Civilian says that "at last accounts Genera
Houston was slowly recovering, and was deem
ed out Of danger" N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
DIED.

Nov Goth. RRksois JOINS, son Of 20, and casharins
Jones' aged one year four months and Ayc days. b
The friends and aequainsances Of tho family are
respectfully requested to attend the funeral from thsr
residence on the corner Of High and Long Streets Of
o'clock this afternoon. -. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
Quartermaster. Genera

This authority transfers q large amount Of
the business and liabilities of the State Quar-
termaster's Department to the United States
Quartermester. For the present the State De-
partment will however have charge Of ord
nance and ordnance stores. The Commissary
Department was some time ago practically turn.
ed over to the United States authorities. and In
week or two the Adjutant Generals Office will
be the only State department Of war having sig.
ni6cance In connection with the Federal Gov.
eminent, ef..~4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

aT The President, 1. is understood, does not
intend to call for additions to the volunteer
force beyond the Eve hundred thousand author
ized by the late act Of Congress If these,
when armed, equipped, and sent into the field,
are found insufficient, Congress atits next ses
sion, which will commence few days hence,
can authorize the raising of new recruits.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

% By recent dispatches, it would seem that
the prospect Of re-opening the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, which has formed the staple Of
much speculation for come time past, is rather
distant, unless some efficient means are adopt.
ed to prevent the rebels from carrying off it's
machinery and tearing up the track. The gen.
erAl public begin to think it about time that the
Government had entire and secure control Of
the road through its whole length between Bal
limore and the Ohio river. r,ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
Negro EmanclpatIon NOT Final

=.
An ardent Abolition paper published 10 the
State of New York candidly admits that if the
war were ended, the territorial integrity of the
Union restored, and slavery abolished in all the
States, there would atill remain other questions
to be settled, as important and vital as that OF
emancipation. Itregards the question of negro
slavery as merely secondary and external, and
alleges that with that question disposed of, the
grand trunk and root Of slavery would etill re-
main, and the final struggle would still have to
be fought and the final reform accomplished
And upon what, curious reader, do you imag.
Ine our Abolition contemporary bases his idea Of
The future contests that are to arise when slave
~ Is disposed of by the general emancipation
OF the blacks7 An extract from bis paper will
best answer the question::
At the South there is the oppression of
forced labor-chsttel slavery; at the North is
the hireling system-the slavery Of the poor to
the rich, of labor to capital. =
Looking at this comparison, our anti'slavery
philanthropist cannot resist the exclamation,
"How foolish the idea that the abolition of
slavery would be the salyationi of the nation"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE DEVIL IN TRIBULATION.
The Devil laughed in his sleeve as he surveyed the
hosts Of eaciasd living skeletons caused By the use Of
impure limitations Of saletus, but when he James
Pylet. pure invgoratns Detec, he exclaimed, 81 am
bsatenI Pyle has done III People will have health
nOwl" Depot, si5 Washington street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
,s., New Jersey Election.
The Legislature Of New Jersey stands thus;

In almost every county where the Repnbli,
cans have come forward az such, says the New
Jersey Herald, they have been overwhelmed. -
And Il adds: "With united Democratic party
We can have a united country. Democrats
made u what it aoas- Republicans have made
il what it is Democrats must rescue IL from
tts peril now, and ever after direct IL onward in
prosperity,v4qs tsse8. sse NJ 3 b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

] DO. W. mANYtnNNY, Ealsor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21

We publish elsewhere the proclamation Of
sGeD : DIX 70 the people Of Acccmac and North'
symptom counties, YireIniasg tasvs e. h&
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
TURF OIL

MID=,S. \. c, April 18th, 1851.
NTESSRS. DGES & CO.-6sSTLassy :-lts due 70 you
vi that . you knoN wonderful cure OF letter Ga hands
~ your invaluable TURP OIL had been suffering 9TH letter
my years Sad had got uater ruger
u.s tried al She Doctors Of my acquaintance sad er rene
urs al aed any good Ny hands had get Jat could
scarcely any pih trem-Nsy uoClt oteu bleed Vas
1ld whl had ci the TUkI OIL his horse for
bs case % scratches cured him twice sppag T.
h0uslt wout gre trial bought - eta bottle and
(Ab0ut twelve months ago and used tuO or three
any improvement but when had used about
bottles my hands and well hey
could ant hl no align Cf rs return d
do,t think t cheap % letter, only costing 81 2a
aud thanks you had Ike 70 forgot TO that have tried
@ anf With great satisfaction
With great respect, An yours, &c,
my23 "A Copy ra0S ]. ROBERTSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

Tss WASHINGTON ARrILsRY-The battalion Of ar
e-y .rom NeW O.eans is skill encampcd upon the lill
.'Illsl-t OF Howlrd's Grove The camp il called
B.,-uCti CAM" in honor Of the gallant L)I>au-
a., whose usue has become a household ~ori 10 the
51,i.r5ts S.a.es Tie dress parade OF the battalion
',ss- place every afternoon sbCu, O'Clock, aud Is
'eF.i 10y cro~i, of alies and gentlemen, VITO repair
rler hi aud dale in vehicles aud aioO TO Wiz
-ss Lc display
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
GREAT BARGAINSIN DRY GOODS,

SPgCIAL notice the city and country reoue In want OF any
- Gaots would 10 Nplhy calling a. No. q Nah street
Having lsyse stock % Prints LAuaI Jaccuets Organ
dies and fgurd B4rrss, black aad colorci st, ssSs
mant trahrd aud brown Shiring and Sheet Cass
aud Kentucky Jeans striped aud domr Tor ard
servants. L2Nes Gates, Morocco, Kid AL Cestn shoes
Ms $ aad Chlirsu shoes every sss sn1 g;.ts. Lnen
aud C,1n Goods Tor and boz Ladies' Ss ana e Thgdvd
Glove, at ~ cents Mtis ~ 81 ~ 20 ca Lce1 fo rs A. 70
ecrs: fish Linen 90 So, aud - GEMS >srss0s plain
and striped cents Cambria and JscOo-; NuSia;
pink blue al white Tsytau At souh NJ loE pce the hcest
Cambria Banda and Cellars All those goods
ant great many, too numerous 20 menu otes fer
sale charging any more they bought before the
hiri had courenerd BE careful that yoa 70 the
ight ace, No. - Main street
uySi JOSEPH elAAUHH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

SNT 80 JAIL.-A Young man, named James R. Law
'f.,e We before the Mayor Saturday on the charge
'ae.- person Of evil fame aud name. BY sOme
lrt. police obtained posse. ion Of letter written
some months ago hv the prisoner 10 A b. Sterling
All a,..oN.-jScJ by him. IN which no speaks familiar
'oi uIp-' aud oher bmglai Ous instruments. The
N'0r r.glrel $500 security for hs good behavior in
-,i.ll. Oi which he vas committed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

sSs.slo>.-ln the roll Of the Hosizsr', as recen;
pho sled, the rank Of "a Sergeant W II. Blackburn
''i 81 Sergeant } r Cock Inadvertently reversed
...re acre a few other inaccuracies IN the list.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

Ts ErHvoND Z0UAVEs -"Olr correspondent a.
lea % tbs corps, furnishes the fclloWiug item Of III
.at1u:
60 u.s. our design TO have been mustered into service
~ d az nine o'clo /; but owing 10 some msun-
-iu.ag on che part @; the men, aly of them were
90 40 chat hour coa-eq1sn ~ tle ceremony Vas
-ursi until Monday 40 Ten \ N. As We have not
received into strycc this we B., We all be uUabI' 10
s 70 camp on Monday. / will mention 10 other day
.suatl am certain ~hen We shall move. The com
has received several acquisitions since last wrote
-rg them a ski.iul druLmtr Our uniform Is being
-...ty finished aud the exception nov s on the psrt
so-e iu ci liens dress. With drill twice a day aud
5-u almost complete, We are beginning TO assume
.,ry appearance. AT trl hours our Armory pre-.
. 4l;e animated scene. and uniforms otler than
l.-g aud orange, miC sc toga cigiis Tonight
. Che L'uVss Franchises present and expressed
l..Se- vel pleased az our appearance aud move
-.. AL thanks 10 the courteous Fr, uchmen whether
teserye the compliment or not. Toirs ami.
Ii ZOUAVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

a'Nei oa saturday IS commanded by Col c. DreuI.
lie Ail2ut il Thal. Smith. The companies ccm-
posing ,he battalion are the Orleans Cadets Lieut.. Bond
lart.l 90 g. Louisans Guards Capt : N. Todd; Cres-
.eat kar-, Capt $ W Esk; Grivot Guards, Capt W.
2 ks-ter Shreveport Gr,ys, Capt J II. Beard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
MILITARY BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
WEST John TOYS

BooE AND srArIOSART sr0RE, las MAIN srREEr.
THE Voiunte- Hand Book BY Captain Lee Tirst
Regiment VI virginia VOunteers This eonpse little vVlamn
shoulI the hands Of every person price 50 e's
Barders Light Infantry Tscuci edition, com
plets pi,h plates. ell 50.
IN Troou err Tactics for Light Dragons and Mount
"a xii .nen by Col. J. Ldeirs DAVE. fi.Sj
Tactics oasu Of lasnuy, Cavalry ami ARTILLERY, by v
Buckho q. J5c
By l. v BuckHoltA, 5OI
Map Virginia. containing all the important place Of attack In
The STATE, In pocxtt form, lsU rollers s.
B-we have IN pres Glhads' Tactics Also, aneE and
large edition Blycn,t e and sxirmlshers Drill by
CAPT K Milton Cary. Address orders
wEsr JOHNSTON, Publshss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
RINAWAYIN IAII..

NNTAs committed 20 The AL or NO Cry OF EcucLd, IS kama
W way The 5ist day Of March, 1851, negro man named
George
He committed as nng 20 John White Of Tho county Of
ushs hamespun clothes, about uve feet
ssv "a or inches high and Is or years old his right les
rtg crooked qu;r black His requested TO come
r~Afi prove properly pay chNgs and take him. he viii be
a. al Wa A. tte Law dirvctL TiIO5 u DUDLEY,
Sergeant Oily Of kle. monl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

T regiments called K,utu,sy, but really Ohio, ueir
Cincinnati ar put under Gent Mcclellan, and the Louis
Ie I.-,na, Of the IA says they aiu be sent TO Viz
= 30 ten tays
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
BACON, LIQUORS, d,

BACON, LIQUORS, &c.
400 bbls Cincinnati ,mmon WHISKY
tOO 2OO bbls tne mountain rye whisky.
% bbs common fac and French brandy.
ohsf pipeI Hennesy and 0tard French brandy
half pipes Holland gin
90 bbs Port and h-d-rs wine
~ bbls and half bbs blackberry, cherry, and ginger
brandy
5haf bbls German bit er,.
~ bbls nnv Virginia apple and peach brandy.
10 bbls. Northern apple brandy.
% bbs Trulls
% hhds prime shoulders and Sides
5000 Schooleys sugar cured World Fair hams
100 smlihntlj hams
81 dsees and bbs. prime Western lard
leo bbs extra c, b, A crushed and powdered sugar.
30 bblA brown sugSr.
SOObbls. No. /, 2, and macksre.
100 bbls. family herrings,
200 bbls. No cut herrngs
- whole cheese
go bba fine, Superane and family -four.
80 kits No. IaAcEeteL
half hlls white fish
5hsi boxes loaf sugar.
% bags BIO and i.sguAyra coffee.
loo boxes OF mustard
90 bundles wrapping twine.
% boxes chalk and Povhstan p'pes
81 boxes ground pepper.
90 doE brooms
- dOA barrel Govern.
10 dor cedar tubs.
so resms OF wrapping paper.
10 kegs b. carbonate Of soda.
IS boxes Mitehels candles
COlgAtes defensive and fancy soap.
ca bbls Cuba and N o. molAses.
usrces Goldfish.
SO demijOhns
leo doE cotton and hemp lines.
20O bags OF shot.
1000 grOss matches
leo doE buckets.
800 boxes tobacco.
% kegs sal soda
Is half chest, green and black tea.
leo boxes AdamAntine candles.
ask the 2euon the trade 10 the above stock which desire
10 sell for cash.
THOMAS JONES,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

NAyIoN soE rHs PRKsIpFNr-At meeting Of the
Fay Cou.c, Saturday afternoon, eommittc was az
a,ai negotiate With Nj Lewis D. CrtnshaW, for the
A-, % bis splendid dwelling at the southeast cor
ro' Cav aud Itch streets. When the purchase is f.
-.,l Che building sill be rendered 70 President Davis,
h o, s-ei boy a'm 80 residence, as long as it may
Do .. convenience 70 retain t. Mr. CrensbaW had
s,..,v az red Sue use Of bis dwelling furniture, and
rva- os iutrd.e p,riOd 10 the President, bu, .
sa' urged by many Of influential citizens that the
1i- mould eulut-e from Tie body polite the Council
30. e matter in hand, and adopted the course shove
-.----tl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

WILMINGTON BLOCEADE

WILMINGTON, June "a large steamer chased su Ak
schooner Into New Inlet this afternoon Tho steamer
pu, This pOr, is evidently blcekaded. COned-
crate battery signals that the boat from Smhvie has
not arrived up, probably detained moving forces.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

AiiN y CUsrODr -Degun Downright, who has
'ee- several times ordered away from this city, was
'sa before tie Mayor o. Saturday, for being person
o. rv fame and name lie was committed TO all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
RVNAWAV JAIE.

VAs couted th- jan q he uy OF Rchmord, on ts q
w DAY siArch lsGl. negro had on, when
cmnttvd Lomepun eJhe Is about IS - years OLD i've
feet m height dNGk breed color, and tooth out
IN ront SAYS beons NJ Goodman OF PJWhAan comfy
His owar ,s,sd forward prove properly, pay
ehAes him, he vii DO dealt With according 20 law
THOMAS q. DUDLkf,
Ij-G serxc1at City cf Richm'ud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

---.r,oS A beau tiful 6sg-"the Stars and
hii .,.septed to the Baltimore battalion SAtHr-
b.as made ia Baltimore, and brought
s''c'n'N ,brcueh the encmys camp, by Mrs A.
A. SCI, ,b.t CITY. The material Ol which the
n .ilgnh'' an of the finest texture. The union
49, 49, 49,, yoldsn stars-the number indicating TIE
n .t'' 60 donors that four more Ststes-AaTl-
OF ~ -,,-siu be added TO our glorious eonstela-
..reuony Of presentation TOOK place on tne
Inc ns,r The Washington AOuumeut in the
'' = -. l,rrs assembage OF ladies and gentlemen.
sa'' -, Igdsr the command o Major Weston,
e'.'.- tbe square about half past o'clock, and
-,le' - .-oss N, main avenue, fronting towards
GaN Hon James N. Mason, representative
ss' 's m 49, late Upi.ei States Senate, delivered
VS. -, sDeech he stood upon the platlOra
'7,,,.srt directly under the statue Of he great
,1' 49, Mason. aud addressed the soldiers OF
go inc for abou. thirty minutes in review
,,,,selt issues involved IN the sectional war
-' p ,ss1 forced upon the South, touching upon
- If historic aud present interest. he told
~. Nsr,l,rders that the dag was presented 70
s'.'', -. I.3,-s condiioaAlly. When he Informed
,,s condition VS. that the Tag 20 ia
m ltim9-c 10 triumph, the BOYS, previously
,-.5 ,.,,nlye. spontaneously exclaimed I'VE viii,
'-.isl the ut,erAncs o. the condition With al
nh,h Jelok,ued how Gag they are 10 res
.,.,, Safe from the thrald0m which nov OPP
~. ,,.s Of NJ M4scn's speech he read the follow
80 Which are 70 form an inscription TO be engraved
.,.s, p',.e. aid attached TO the h,g st,i:
r.5,s O. B.llmors present this h < c; the Con
.s ,f,.s Of America, TO the several oompa lies Of
y,-,snl Regiment nov serving IN Nrgiuia, as
q. ,s.tmouial cl the esteem in which their valor heir
-i-tt and determination 10 uphold true, tsti-
Liberty, are approved appreciated, and appau led
III si,es and daughters Of tae Monumental City.
Take this banner and brneaih
he bait cioDds sncleiay wreath
Gusrdti
III cur homes are free
Gaard 60
G5dvu PR sper thee 4"
s Gil, cheers for Maryland" were then given by the
,-- aud these were followed by niue cheers for
5,. Of Bituore, in which the battalion enthusi-
%, r.iei
. T.5ua- commander Of the battalion then escorted
v.I1.riIir TO tie trout and centre Of the 6ue and
t.- osr l,ir bauds she delivered the color, 90 the
cd Thomas bri, ii addressed the bitJilOu, iu
. ii.e tsrus and thus ended the interesting cCrc-
Tia t,alon returned 70 tte,r quarters and the
...tlse dispersed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
VERY CHBAP FOR THE TIMES


VERY CHEAP FOR THE TIMES
20 pieces Of those splendid yard wdeI IA Soni been
slightly wet, oay IN cents per yard
GOODS FOB MILITARY I
l00pes Grey cAssneres aud SAD
10 do Blue Twill rlanpel
200 Grey herin0 SAlrl
+00 prs Blankets, Ae, &c.
800 ys OF those cheap 0seOes stu hand only 10 eents
yard with numerous other goods which will be
prices 10 close out the bocksde prevents nom
getting any more supplies 81 present ALFRED MOSES,
nyl5 ~ Main Street.
EDMOND,I DAVENPORT & &c.
u OFFER FOR SALE
$50 casks "HibbertS" London Porter urea mpor alton
coo bus 81 Martina Salt suitable pass..s
porf,
800 bates Cloves
100 cases up. Il =" Stick Llcorice,
800 Pts GunPouder and Black Teas d inperta-
ton,
10 cases Preserved Ginger, ....
1000 pigs Fire crackers,
$50 kegs Super Carbonate Soda,
5000 he. ronQua Beans,
80 tons Rock Salt,
5000 bags Manipulated Guano,
100 baskets Hedsiek Wine,
40 dossn Rucket,
Prre jamaica Rum,
hsdelrs, Sherry and Port Wine,
Hsnnsssey Brandy,
ClAret Wine,
Mace and Pepper,
Sbbls Vinegar,
Letter Paper,
Soap. nyql
1SO BBLs NO las MAckERKL AND POTOMAC HER
1cO RiNia Por sale By
HAMs.-sO 800 Todd Sons Sugar Cured rsmll, Hans. fOr
IL sLsey nae WV. u, PLsAeASre.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
VULCANlTR TEETH
vULoaNITE TEETHi 1900
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFYCiALQ 49,

TEETH d11D
W. JONES' DIxrsf having the right for making TEETH on
the vuante plate being sdtded Of ats superiority
all other methods, having thoroughly for trelrs
months In large number and Of tie dincun cases
where gold and other plate had utterly failed Commends
entire hdence desiring full partial Of teeth
pecdy " dssdtifed nth those pev using The per
adaptation OF the plate and the auction thereby
gold plate has rendered teeth painful and
Ing been adopted by those standing profession
and SOUTH testimonials ell be given and specimens exhibited
those wishing 70 see them.
Gold other plate MADE Of course for as prefer
them
Filling cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
Teeth extracted without palm By electricity having extracted
some two hundred teeth with Il
~ once hours nom 10 Ok; from AZ 10 On Main stresS
Sssxsen oh and iQth, spN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
WANTED,

LIV0R Quarter Masters department, Five Hun o.
dred GOOD scrviccabir Horses, for Ar 's4Trsrl
tlery No horses be offered but those which ~ "
perfectly sound In every respec. D. y. PICKLtN,
Gp3T-d2a Mai and Or. Master.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
HUTURE DAYS.

GALE Oe STOCK AT AUCTiO2.-Oa Thuud.v
= June 3h Al 10 oco 4, a. icc. viii sell It PubIc
Auction sir fhSTts Of Stock In Nc kcnaotp FlsF
jc3 JOHN 4. LArCAsTFA 4 sOY
PusTP)HENEEr-I consequence Of the proclamation Il
President Davis appointing the - Ju-e Of strg
prayer ssls will be postponed TIL FRIDAY IN int
!, jrs-tds J. A LAM AsIEE y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
Is OUKs End ma GAINS FOa THE


W RANDOLPH. l2 Main Street h lArgs stock OF South.
~ Literary Messenger D-Bous Southern heVew Hsrpe
Maga.loe PunSms Monthly, Bsckwood North Bih London
Quarterly and o;hor maga1nes besides hundr
Voioei Of light literature which offered SDiS With
price. mySi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

A.-rHENrAL SHOOTING -Au ACciden. occurred abou,
',, Friday afternoon at the PISTOL gallery, corner
'.t aud Main streets by which Mr. John l. Sui;her
goods merchant Cf this city, was mOrtaily wounded
.. .t discharged tsom Coils pistol in the hands Of
p. U.S. BruumeL Sessrs. b and 5. we're az the gal
% I,.. their own pistols : standing the
ial having just discharged one barrel Of h's pi,
sl- Boz the OF replacing it in bis pocket. Sben
s Of f.e barrels sas by means discharged, the
. -,--si 5. in the abdomen i;d cling fatal wound
y S. conveyed 20 his residence, and disi Satur-
-v afternoon about o'clock. He Was buried ycs;er-
80 at -aoor-the Odd Fellows, Of which order he vas
member, attending bis funeral.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10

Tr Zcr ZoUs.-The battalion of Zouaves from New
sas which arrived here Friday from Pensacola,
-g5eI from their quarters at Gazsbrooks warehouse
sily afternoon, 70 the camping ground near Hos
G.oye Having been deprived OF ardeut spi lbs
t1..r service at Pensacola some OF the men, Oh ar
, bore, INDUCED in po,aiIOus - such extent that
ra.t.d through tie streets gt rather unsteady
sud- gerry ustur,lis few OF them became iuyolsed
rs, -Four of them were before the Mayor saturday,
i-1.l.ry conduct, and were discharged witl appro-
eel 41monIuoas We heard, las, evening, that one OF
a.t been shot at 10y citizen and narrowly escaped
-Jrl.iou and, on the other hand, that two OF them
b '4 5cuty" with a citizen in which the latter VA
.-.sL These L)utves are terrible fellows and Lii
claims the apptll4uon of devils for his Yankee
,t.-, be vil hud that the South vii fulfil the Old
Il ay sighting them With fire, with the addition OF
Old, ag.lltrtis. We trust that the Z)ulves will be
- a. aH etly iay 20 the vicinity Of Yorktown, where
r e.i tli '0emCn, sCsuSt whom they viii take pea
p. 1 directing thfir formidable btvoutts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOI1CE To TaA-pAh ERS.
pE ordained by the Council q tie city u Richmond that the
ID Cole t OF the city Taxes shall lily give notice In at
least four OF tho daily newspapers Of this city fifteen days
prior TO the 18th day OF June hathe will attend at his Jce daily
between he hours OF 9ocock NJ and O'Clock n from the
18th 10 The Sfh Of June Inclusive for the purpose Of receiving
from charged with city the whole half Of
the amount Of I charge d-ductbg from the whole amount
eha as the may be- ten cenum thereon The Col
c;or shall In Ike give notice. for en days prior
the 18th day Of December that he will attend his Off daily
the above mentioned hours the 18TH 8st
December elusive for the purpose OF ceving any per-
who has Alres pal half only Of the city
to him. she remaining half ceducng from such half per
um thereon.
OF the above nRmei ordnance passed January
ill., 1885, will attend, the Collectors Office City
Hail. from the 5 TO the sOh Of this MONTH for The pGrposs
celylng above directed.
i.lgIm JUiII3 HERON O. C Y