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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-13
ITALY

nave htsackeu Cars0lI. The italian Iol.
unteers retired fighting. On Ycceivinv
this news, Colonel Masi and Major M.
centini hastened to the spot and enerr,,.
icaily attacked the enemy and nSyss,,l
them as far as Orrecola, killing nsuy
men. Y; ;7l .,.s N
The papal zouavea have massacred I1r
Ilaton and his little daughter, aged III
years. in the village Of CoIlalte.
Letters from Rome to the e0,h mi
state that a procIamatio1 Of the National
committee announces that Victor Emanu-
el viii soon be proclaimed king Of Italy. Il
the capitol The same proclamation s1-
presses thanks to France for her reserved
attitude. .s 5 +. Il y. II. .s;.5 {.
III Rome, the French authorizes had
taken possession Of tue keys Of the capitol.
10 order to prevent the ringing Of the bells
by the people s:.,..: I. I a. H .3. .z Z.
The papal goyerHeRt has exiIed ses-
eral persons, among whom was Signor
Iftoni, rich merchants, who was suspect.
ed Of having prompted the late political
manifestations l.s.
+ 3 The Papai Government was preparing
q statement TO the eject that all respons
sibility for the late events, lies with Na-
poleon. .% ...
I The assertion is repeated, that Pied.
montise Brigade would soon enter Rome.
and that the Romans were secretly prepar-
ing TO receive Victor Enamel.
- 4.
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mass 81 spllntefr Of fIass -, y.
Il s J. ,ngse complete Than III ds.,...
sscn y would y difficult 10 im.v's. -. ~.
appearances Of The ruin rstks, :. ~
that every part o. the b1iIdir~ .{,sn
chFetnlly broken into small ..en
that \ had been merely blow ~. IN
Tremendous explosion cculd -. 4
have shattered the place more y,
Inc woodwork q ell In small p;ss..
cast-iron columns are broken :, \. ~
and the tie-rods twisted ~ ~ sla,I.
every shape. Fortunately shs,s s.l lnie
thing ID this wing but IN $3.50. ~ %.
used g the late poultry show saX y PEN
per q garden seats; al these NJ s. san'
are q, more Or less destroyed. ~.
a poor woman IA NorfoIk -. !
died recently from the effects n .ss1and
the inquest the husband rave ~ ~. q
ing evidence Of their seIn;. 80 .cleN.
"She had not sufficient food n. 49,. n -
two months. ! have not been ~ l,at
buy 9 piece Of meat for M ~. Y
months J; y TACT, Ind not bread e,. .sIL
lor myself my wife and nv IN .l sasnGA
1 have often gone 10 work VIA; w .a,'olsa ~.
food, "A did not like ID takr !, y. ~ Y.
poor children. Ii CONSEQUENCE y ~. IN .ns
having money to buy suiIlrise. Y. W !! so :
had Incurred a debt u los. ior No.. 800 y,
-four ~ Dteaa and
lEsLaSD. Two parties a, ,,,.,,...
for q political battle; Inc Iri.h I s l.g
with is National petition, VIM e. .isa U.s..
the parliament TO make IF,lssa4 !. ap ~
tiCns with her parliament pa,iar S / 3 N =,
Church, and education for IN neo,,, 4, ~
Eder The hierarchy and cIerr,. ss N y, ~.
other hand, the Orangemen "a n go M y.
fresh start. and cheerell 81 n. ~.
the Grand Muster Of the Canadian f l Y
men, the representative oi 4 hundsss ~
fifty thousand "true blues p--wLo Il n ~ NV
ing crowded meetings Of enthusiasm. -, -.
porters Of Protestant ascendencv y.
Determined to4uphoId the present eh.,ss
establishment BY &c necessary rrs r.. !.
the knife" They. too, have tkeir .s, \
Gates IN parliament, and strong pos,. !,
the press. z
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~
NORFOLK. VA Aug Is 1851
An immense crowd gathered a. the Norfolk
and Petersburg depot yesterday morning 70
witness the arrival OF naInber Of prisoners
from Richmond. A detachment OF the Rich
mond Hrays were present 10 escort them 20
the steamer Kahukes, which was TO convey
them to the Gamer Minnesota, Off Old roil
where they wsrs TO be relieved on parole Of
honor. In~rs we're twenty three prisoners,
including one woman, whose APPEARANCE
6etokened anything but cleanliness. Dar-
Ing the passage, they eonveIs std with orr
men, and spoke favorably OF the kind.
ness they had received from our people -
Before lssvipg cur steamer all shook handy
with those on board, with the exception Of
one Surgeon, whose naughty demsanor i'm
piled contempt OF feeling for those around
him. Having landed them on the Minnssota
orr little steamer steamed for home; bat size
had Eot got much hsadway before n little ia
cident occurred W ich, for the bens1 Of your
readers, i must mention. An old sailor, look
ing after the steamer, commenced pounding
one hand with another, sisnifyins that they
intended to whip the South One Of he Grays,
noticing the manipulation, poin Ted to the Con
!sderate az floating At the stsra Of the
ste;. lllsr iInply ing that it never could be con
auer.d. The old sailor, some what taken
:.oaoE found vsrtin his ind gnation by ssndry
prank. which our hoys enjoyed hugely
The kshakse arriy cd homs 81 fe and the trip
WIS III All respects an asrsenbl, oAs
The Lipeolnitss still emuse Themselves by
sending APP balloons TO overlook oar fortiEsa-
tons sud mssIed ~ batteries. On Saturday,
two were seen; one appeared in the dire tlon
OF Old Point, the other from Newport News
The crisl visitor, however, did not remain
hong UP, and WAS unsuccessful in his Object -
The Minnesota and WABASH sre both of Old
Point. AT tbs Rip kaps persons on the Ka-
hGkee noticed something like 4 number OF
soldiers drilling The famoa Floyd gun they
saw distinctly
We regret to report the death OF two mem =
bs!s OF the North Carolina Regiment. They
died 1t the hospital near the encarn ,asRt.
Our visit to this encanpment on Sunday A.
ternoon was somewhat more lengthy Iaan be-
fore, and We m ust say more agreeable. While
here, the troop were drawn mp in go uars
and the Rev. Mr.. Fitz GERALD promo a ed an
impressive prayer. Sueh soldiers We say II
inviIcible. We thank the gentlemen who
rendered us their hospitslitissi bat owing to
the la:eness Of the day, We were forced u
decline.
The two men, Pyle xRd is companion, were
released from custody H day or two ago W.
regret this, as 1t will be an incentive, We fear
to other rascality.
Everything quiet, and 10 prospect Of = Hght
LULA.
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How bBPr rgRAT pklsuNEKs OF WAR AT THE
HSLIE-Ws have Oh seSeral ,cca-iUns aliad
I'd 10 The manner la which southern men,
y no fail into the hands Of The enemy, are
Lratad, $nd have as often Grged the dOctT Inc
II IetthatIUn. We now call the attention OF
our auth critics to a brief statement OF facts,
IL rsl4 tiou To All officer OF the Confederate
k.yv Acting Lieutenant A. q. II udgiEB, OF
tie Confederate steamer ftSEmt-r" has been
C-unued IL the "Tombs, ;" New IoIk, IL d cell
feet Ion <. Lieut. iiudgins was the rat aid
sAD Il an from Virginia who resigned from tbs
!. = Naval Academy on he III OF ID arch -
He Immediately went Sosth aud offered his
vlcee To Secretary all.ry, VITO promptly
commissioned him III the Confederate service.
ordered 10 report in New Urlsaus he ran the
blockade Of the Brooklyn on The Both June.
B-ing sent IL charge of one Of the prizes cap
Ired by the Sumter" he himself with prize
crew, Was taken BY one Of The u. y. steamers,
aud hat been ineaTcerGtei il feloRs cell
tiue~ the ~ OF J uly. He IL u regular com
misri0ueJ II c-r OF the q. 8. Navy, and oGr
Government should demand his release or
change, in Geiau II viii h double punish
ment shCald be Inflicted upon those now in
car hands 1t is high time that the enemy
were made - know that We have the power
aud the Will 10 rstaliats. 1t ID understood
thai he Confederate GoysrnIaent has the
't-,r und-r consideration. Tue facts in IL 9
&c staLslQeut are Vouthed fer.
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Nl0vemen gS In itfjsaauYS.

SPk'faFIKLp Mo, Aug. Much alarm /.
feiL IN consequence of reports thai the south
efnerS are Hawking the city. Stores are closed,
citizens are gathering their valuabies and tn,
State Bank hns placed its specie III charge o,
Gen. Lyon.
At Fotosi, Mo. about one hundred Seces-
sionIstS dashed through the town and killed A
large number Of the Home Guard. ard only
losing two OF their own men.
Eitven nuadred Southerners are at & point
80 miles balo " hers.
ST. Louis, Aug. I0.--It is reliably rt;itai
that JEFF Thomas is lowering in the Immediate
vicinity Of Cape Girardsau
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Nifhmunb qispatftbl.
...nxrsuAY MORNING. AUG. IL, 1851.

49,. Nsvs-Tha ,elea rsph brings some ia'
..., Intelligence 81 war movements ia Jul"
vi from " hch it would spresr that the
thorn cause is progressing. itis, AS "S"a''
..,,ly vague, but SO TAR as II goss, he
-. a thai our troops were sbout TO
80" ..ss.stnu of the town OF Springfield,
. .ttoateds ia The sou ID western por-
WV aha STATE. The moaey ia the Bank, ii
w. u-.s placed under Gen. Lyon \ ptot-e
sepository which We should consider
n,,afr II this is true, the prssioas re-
Eeu LYONS desth WAS fsl~s
1sn.t.a from I.ouisvii!s VIII attract at
.-.,s,u. i, pJicaiss purpose ~ raise the
,,.saas on tain articles, which ~osld
80. IN. Western farmer. al opportunity OF
. .,,as their Surplus produce 10 the Con =
.-.'ra,e States. We cannot say that Ne have
NH f.lth 10 sas statemsht; bat II there Is
-, truth ia IT, IN. inference is tnat Secretary
,.t.ss ]. vie ding 20 au outside pres ure, IN
.es hope Of inducing Tue people Of the " es !
a., .,,ome down" literally on the war loan
Another strange report colnss from WASH
zion A New York delegation is said 10 0"
Ink Oh u restoration of trade as pre-
fx IA lie Government loan. Now, n 4sstofa
en- a trade means T. restoration "a peace
" tG4al lhs Southern people ~iIl never
ant uLIrr any CiroumAtsness. 10 give
.. OH u ANY other Northern cfty mo-
= oh has heretofore bssn the very
.,.aJ II tLst lion. This hsD5 needs
. -rDTmatlJn.
fna y.IrRI.ph conan uhioatas the n""s VI
rage .yhi>h ~ thoroughly characteristic
ti.a .oJhuoa party. We refer TO the dc
,....,4n Il t.u Concord N. IL. stand lard
a,.sbya pxrty =: returned Noiunteers'-
-. ii, - he s5cl ped The battle of Mauassas
aud embraced The Iirst opportunity to secure
,..s-sgr 10 the place whence they came. TEs
standard has gsli.ntiy stood up for the ilA n $
, The south from tn. fist and this pitItui
-,.ya.~ ls good CONNIE tary upon the CoUr-
,y.aud naguanunIty OF The Yankee SELLERS
II - gratifying to know tLat tWJ of tneIn
v.rg= wulua6i by the proprietor. We be-
u.,st hat the Hon. Edm und Burke, former
Commissioner OF Patents, was tue editor OF
tb-p>per. The people OF ;hs South Will not
.I.,.et him,
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Letters to CisiZsns Of the Csnf dera te State.
"A New featnre IN The Blcckade.

LoufsvILLE, KY, Aug. I2 The tollo wing IL
obtained from r-1iabie ouic.. Tie Post
master General declines 70 deliver urmee liz.
letters addressed 10 persons Ia the secedsd
states ;1ter they reach the dead lie ter oiiic-
The letters will be opened rs fast rs Iecei ,eI
and generally Will De promptly returned IL
Writer'S. Foreign letters viii De delivered Ou
presentation OF aa order from par ties to whom
they are addressed
A kentucky Congressman, IN Secretary
cnase's confidence, says thai the sy stem OF
permits will soon be abandoned. Articles o -
~ universally acknowledged 10 bc con traband
OF war VIII BE- biockaded at this point. Bsg-
sihg and rope fabrics, provisions aud s,naIi
stores will pass. Drugs are also heavily
urged.
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P.bCR N4POlk0s.-A ger tleman = ao Wit
ls..si The review of Confederate troops near
ran.revilie, on tha OCCASION Of Prince Napo
Inns isis desc ribes 1t a. III impCs Dg pee Ia
- TIE long line OF troope included he several
branches I'll the service, cavalry, infantry ana
.-.llerv. To one socus toned 10 the grand
,,..l5,sry displays in Lurope,i 1T WAS no novelty;
,.t the scene appeared 10 impress the Prince
utth .favorable idea OF the persdwnsL Of cur
icons He seemed to be somewhat surp-is Ell
81 ne uEAEliaity OF sentiment existing 81 the
smith. and thouGht it ooGed proIacted war
when he kilu ed 10 the possibility OF a recon =
s,rnctlou Of the tuioa, he WAS told by the
Gentleman a. h.s side that ii was 10 more pos
s,lI. thsr that The sun and moon could
r.voIys IN The same orbit. The Prince was
With a splaudid esCort Of cavalry, and the
same mark If courtesy was rendered him on
his return. lie p-e erred, however, The escort
cf TWO gentlemen, whom he selec ted-maJor
4 II NC,gau. Of the TAird Tennessee Resi-
la-nt + l-y's Brigade, aud Captain Charlton
Morgan. of the same regiment. The last
named ufti er p,As chosen in consideration OF
The fact thst his father fought under Elstor
Emanuel III ths Garibald campaign. Uspt.
NJ himself vas he Consul NJ Messlna, Sicily
position which he resigned when Lincoln
YVES ELECTED President; after which, he was
Secretary 10 UJlonel A Dudley Mann, one OF
The Confederate Commissioners it Europe
lie re-ufAed hoIpe & few months since, and
Immediately ~ tered the xeryi ice Of bis native
SJuth
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From Eoftrphs NYaurae

FORTRESS MosRoE, Aug. 1.-THE Quaier
City has brought III the brig George b * .k-r
aud her crew IN irons. She was captured II
Galveston, and recantured O It Cape Hat.rts.
by the New YORK. Four Contederates w r..
afterwards placed on board the New York,
hut were chased by IL gun boat and Lei. he;i
and burned. The crew escaped
approximations for the safety Of Lieu tanan
Crosby and his scouting exp pee iticn are a. ter
tanned. They have been abs cut four DAYS
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By Goddi. r. Apperson, Aucts.
S,fVEN KSAUtlTis. Rubbing l..

SEVEN BEAUiiaui. BUILDING LOTS
~ IN MANGubs; hh, ON REAk OF STEMS
HOTkL.) On BiDrLa An DJACaS0N STE FOX
SALE Al aUJTIOH VIII be s0id on SAiUK-
Day AFTERNOON, the nth Au. a-t. 1881, at b!
o'cicck, Gu ths promises, sevsn o-gu it'll LuFS,
located re. tour of which from So feet each
IN the Ea=' side Of Rddiu street aud three Of
III eu front eat 3" feet the uh eid- Of aC.-
est and ali % taeIa running back lso f,s,
to Il alley.
onihs, Tor negotiable nuies, iEteIest add i, sct
title retail led tlil is,t note il paid.
THESE srs really beautifu. Lots, aud should Al
tracG :k3 att zion 1T thOss wishing n&ho ia
III ions III " sstmen5r
u tiiDhiN II kR.{S
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L4sUAvALr UYA4es.-A letter from Clarke

lIs C4vALY UBAeeR.-A letter from Clarke
ny Il correspondent OF this pap-r in regard 10
the cavalry charge Don the ranks Of the
/)uayss ia the battle Of Manassas DESTROYS
of doirg justice to all who participated in
that gallant charge, We quots portion OF the
latter; The truth Of the matter ID, that only
two companies were in that charge and they
were ordered according 10 seniority OF forma-
ton. In that way Captain Carriers comp apy
Was toe Grst TO lead on, and was followed by
lhs Clarke County Cavalry, under Lieut..
Taylor. Captain Carters company having
LOST 80 severely before reaching the enemy's
ranks, the Clarke Cavalry did most of the
real execution. This is said with no View OF
detractng from the merits OF Carter's gallant
band, but 10 vindicate the truth OF history"
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Interesting from M,sscuri

LOUISVILLE, Aug l3.-Late and reiis.ble nd
vices, received here from ST Louis, tate that
that city is being fortified. Thou sands of ru
nors reach here from different parts 0. Mis-
souri, The river Dltcb araall becoming q cary
OF bush whac king. There are few or 30 ac-
cessions TO the Home Guards. 1t is believed
that, in Il few days, the Missouri war will he
confined to the Adolf N invaders and Mis-
SOuriauS
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BSowsLow Dxfcscr Our readers will be
gratihsd to learn that thu publication OF
BIowniow's Knoxville Wing has been sus.
p~nded. Such a poisonou plant as that nur-
tnred by the hypocriticai Parson cannot -four
ish, even on the soil OF East Tennessee. -
There would be no mourning In the land If
Browpiow were SUSPENDED also
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A tscuera, NHuted.

New YORK, Aug 1.-THE Tribune, o. this
city ,pretenos to haVa authority fer the s:a =
ment that Garib1ldi has ordered his service
20 the United States Government. 1t IL also
SAID mat Secre tary Seward ac""pts GerIbalCt' =
services, and 1t Is proposed to make him Ma
lot General. The above is one of TIE Tri-
bu.e,s latest and best j>kes upon the gnl bill
ity CT It's readers
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iNsT:sEN UtIIDfNE IOTN, UN nBIfI
AND 30TH STHEhfa, ION HltL. A.
AUCTION on MONDAY, the ,9th day ~ Ar.
gust, at y o clock i. U VAL be spid, npou th-
preHi+es respectively l7J rs. front of GHoU . II
tn " Northwest cDIuer OF 2jth ard streets Also
40 test iro3t 90 50 4tr.et running from q ~
siEeeis. The property all runs back ls5 feet T..
alley II .-et vide. AID wiz bs sHbi vi IL 10
suit the views OF purchasers.
The ne.shbo' h 81 bsirk u pleasant I'd im-
Proving oae, th,s prop .rty is desirsble, whtlh-r
"T pa poses of aetnei improvement or iavs.,-
nSnt
, EKNs.- One f9urth cash balance .; l. aut
u mouths for aotDs win Interest add cd n i sc
cured by I trust deed.
40 b JAS. N TAyLNK & sNN. kuct-r.
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CoL. Phr0gs STATEMENT - We publish.
'hls morning. one of the most in teres ting nar-
TaHfes that has yet appeared in connection
with the battle OF Manassas. Dol Pryor
account OF his ~ j1urn An ong he Hsssi ms is
especially entertaining, and, moreover, goes
70 show how absutdiy false are the reports of
ttHls lncsdsn,a pull. shed al the Northern
ourna1s.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Repo,tcd for tte Richmond Dsna,ci
6rsss Outrage by Black Repubiicans-A
Discavery-Appli ntmens.

e@a- Diec0vefy-AppB intmsnt.
NEW foRK, August IL --Dispa tchss tn erst =
era newspaper announce the dies truction of
the Democratic Standard, at Concord, N. ii.
by returned three months volunteers The
proprietors fought for while to saF W their
property, woundiug two OF the mot. bot
brute numbers prevailed
The cornms'eint, IF this city, rub.ish.s y
ietter iron Fortress MInFo. which stat.
that psrty of bathers had discovered Sub
Marine cable. which il wa suppos.d lea.
from the interior VI The Fortress To ih-
ensmy's camp.
j. l.athrop Motley has been appoiu cd u. In
ister To AustriS.
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CoBGREss. Congress was in secret session
Yesterday Us usual. The only port ton OF the
proceedings made public is & series al reso,u-
tion1 ailirming the Judicial right Of the priva
t.eriug system They are substantially the
same as those heretofore published in a SINH
lar cornexion A number Of appoin tment Is
o. officers In the Navy were conf med accord
lag ~ their old rank in the Federal service
Robert Tyler, of this Stale, was appointed
Register OF the Treasury.
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kEcoygkisa --Lueien Grigsby, son OF Dap
tain Reuben Hrigsby, aud a member OF Cap.
tain NJ Whites X ,ekbridge Dragons WAS
severely wounded by u mnsket ball In the leg,
In The Cavalry charge at he battle OF Manas-
has We arc requests 10 state that the ball
has been e1 raetsd, and that Mr.. u. is doing
we'll
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NV DAaeEs The Paris correspondent OF
the Journal VI CoIamer;s says The reign OF
foikns, vaiae deux tem ps, and the other hos
most renowned msitres de ianse have III tro-
duced into the bathrooms OF Dieppe, Vieby,
F.esmp, and other summer res or Is, the qua
drtile lnperiaia, graceful dance, partakisg u
little u the ininuet, and which appears likely
70 bee0EaU y tHsorits Wsth tss young folks"
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From st. Domingo,

Nsw YORK, Arg. 1.-THE brig Laura has
arrived With dates from 81. Domingo 10 July
18th The war netwe"n Hayti and Spain ha1
ended and AL iitii "ultias been adjusted The
spanish authorize have issued Il decree aboI-
ishing slavery forever.
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ftufTssisa Anoka The TAAITohs 1t ~
stated that Simon Cameron demands nota
o. .l~a IRON tue disai.e tee counties ini var
Iinia. The demand HAS produced great con-
s'ernatioD among the traitors. and they are
said 10 Le aaving their homes ny hundreds W
AVOID DeiAg drafted.
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~ TUNE D5iS.
raknEE-N OEit.aNAI. "CUuU.Tl

pAKBEE-s ORIGINAL "CUaUaTIs 5"
- ar AUJTfoS -OD FEIpAl AFfEnAO1s
18th inst al o'clock. viii sell. 20 'ha Marble
works II III. iohn = Dsvi5s, - D b ft,s set nest
t. the n, shauics' stftnte. frat gylaYd.t wax
1T art,
'BAREAL'> OK ulNs!. Goa E-Tg."
This hssuttfri n.:-tsr pieces - ihg w0rs ri
# VlTgiD}s's mo-i gifted spnr, hnd l. hckB-F-
lodged 80 ne rshily gem.
alraC-t fttG loJs prles. have been rsfUse.. -
Ia NE North ty the ITit,,, an1 now. fer IN =
u, $. ttte, IL offered tJr sale, " III he uud',
~laaulax tia. u - 10 rSmatn IN the Goa ode.
States.
The sale il aiads :pf thu benefit 81 the AT r.
To any oGe wishing 10 pos. eos thls q ne 1rk ~
AIT. rae oppJItunfty aCw presents itseii
TsR&s -Cssu. s. CIOb,
au Ia Easfff
t!iGH ONstAHt E.'s = ,l.E.---WllI ~ .gid
Oh Friday the l6sh day of ap2u-i, i-Gf. ~
~ O'Clock A. 81 tbs High tcnrtabla's DfVs
an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and KtrthEH
fU.NLTGrk, conssung OF puroaus, soIas, Gaze
ssat aUd Wirdsor chairs, Is bisS, t,edst-es =
SID sbo4rds, Wasastant-. Basins ana Ev-T-, Re- Z
il Chairs. fil Eat :, Feather Beda. Mittcssse~,
Mirrors, PIctures, tlJsk-, one COOKING Stvgs, l.t
{ rvcksry Ware. &c. Also lot VI iiI1gss, D=-
eantA,s Show Cases, Glass jars, - - -
4dtisfg sundry distress arraG,s 10 fay aaRcr
TSEA~ -Essl.
auri GFo 4 FkRVsAN, II G. CT
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CantribatiaAs fer tho Sick and Wounded.
DEPOT Army COMMITTEE. Y. n. u. At
Richmond AnK Ii lAHl

hlShuoi4u, ~ uk 10, 1901
To the Editors Of the B.patsh Permit
M TO acknowledge through your paper the
following con trIbutions i'll money and sup
plies for sick and wounded soldiers, received
BY the Army Committee n. d A:
BY cash from Mr.. ID Turnsr, Richmond, 50
/" 90 Mr.. VIM Horne, OF E.ssX 20
" " Mr. o Andrews, 1T Amari-
can Hotel ................ .............. so
BY tsn from cItIeus Of Milton, ~. AHA
yiclllty ...-......-..... ltl
Reserved through Burt,a ~ Grx~rhow,
from Mrs. Pettus, OF Cun,bsTiauc , l
box OF sundries; received through DR. Uapsrs,
from South Caroliua, boxes wines, / barrel
r,c, and box suodr as; received through
Mr. Samuel Donnan, from Pst-rsburs, !
lot chi kens received through Mr.. X Fl
Meade from the ladies' Of Am 81 |, 70 pairs
yarn socks rece we'd from the 81 paars M
lief Society, OF Caroline eosnty, i box wear
INK apparel, &C; received froia Mr..
HilliArd and family, and Miss Peck, 10
f"u her pillows, with sundry other articles
received from Messrs. Meade Il Baker, one
lot sundries, brandy, extract OF ginger, III Us
tard &c sc /; received by Southern Express,
from the ladies Of Yellow Store, hawkins
county, Tenn essee, one box blankets. quilts,
&c r.. siysd from "a. few ladies OF Nof folk, ;
two boxes cloth ing and nonrishment. received
through Mrs Francis 7 Ridley, from "a fe "
ladn 4. Of Southampton" one cask bacon and
two boxes su ppliss of various kinds. Several
smaller ackages o lso received we are oft
unable TO Ascertain the donors, but VIII al
ways take pleasure ia acknowledging the
r. ceip4 OF such articles by otter, whenever
We know the source from whence they CO me:
Persons la sending boxes or bundles VIII
please be careful To mark them Hospts1e
Stores, or Supplies for Sick and Wounded,
HIS they will then b. transpor led free
kcoEk MATTE, Supt OF Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14
A New York Lel.xatien a, wnshins,,n.

WAsHIsGros, Aug. 1.-THE New York del
egation are urging Gen. Wooi's employment,
bur 1T Is believed their real mission is TO in :
sist that 4 restoration OF trade must pre-
Cl ude the loan. 1t is the maximum nov,
with New Workers.