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, 1861-05-17
The Gaze OF Rev MIR. lllnfu uy.

MEssRs EDITORS I take the liber.y to send
you correction Of some mtstskes found in aa
article in your journal OF the l3 h inst, headed
Father Chinquy in Trouble" Having besn
present as memb=r Of the PresbJ terY during
The #hole OF the Judicial Investigation of Mr.
chinfquy'a case, and having the tz1ct tubular
account Of the decision made by that body
NOW before me, Icff5r the correction not as q
part'zlD, but to Prevent ertor aud to have the
truth known.
Instead Of being In session on this case only
"three days." the Preebytsry wess in session
from Tuesday evening till Saturday nfternoon.
lac "la'gs attendance Of spectators" during
the most of the ses sion did not exceed thirty
or forty, shoutd 1dRe, and st no time did 1t
probably exaetd sixty.
Professor Scott was the Prosecutor Of the
case; yet 1t is but justice to say that h. was
appointed to thia service by the P;esbytery,
and brought the charges in the name Of s. Com
mon Fame"
Iue charges presented and prosecuted ut
this session Of the Pretbytery, we're no. touch.
ing his integrity as to tue trust committed to
him In the la1gs benevolent enterprise he has
made his OVID, but we're, lst, faleehcod; 2ad,
raising money on false pretences."
"a vote OF the Pfesbysery, by majority Of
one, was passed, to acquit Mr. Chio.quy or
two out Of the eight specification uIder the
t#o general charges, and poto Ha8 pa.sed II
lArgo msjor.ty to acq1it him Of the other eix
specla cations. Instead OF direct vote On
the spec,fica. ions, come Of the members an
swered, Aoa hqut On one specification the
number voting Non liqaet was greater than the
number voting to convict OF to aequit. Four
members did Lot vote at all, viz: the Prose-
cutor Of the case. the Moderator, and two who
were witnesses. The Prosecutor was debarred
from voting BY his position, Of course. The
M oderator had been en- the committee to pre-
pare the case to come before the Presbytery,
aud in his cf1lce as Moderator declined to vote.
The two members who had been witnesses
against Mr.. Chiniqny were excused from yot-
ing at their request.
The Pfesoyt=ry did not pass vote "to cen
sure htm {Mr C }for his course in the entire
matter" a mi nifty not having voted that
any Of the specifications were sustained, the
Presbyte1y Of course passed no vote of censure-
Several OF tbs members left before the f al
vote was taken, and a considerable number cf
the Pfesbytery we're not present at all. An
appeal WIS taken from the decision Of the
Presbytery to the Synod, which meets next
October, to review the case. It WAS voted
also to hold special meeting Of the PresbY-
terry on the last Tuesday Of jana TT.
, 1861-05-17

E.um she K11mtnet, RoffoH. Wi
Espaeac fit4 accomplish As object for w&1nh tae4
~sse nade ~: Care Of Headache u ~ il nzmA
kfrom he Examiner Eorto11, YsJ
They hAve been tested t. MGR. t,An tao7aant
sasas~ VITA sAafs suoossa '>4S'
eEron the beransrst, St Clood, k.uo.1
..na TT r. 81 81 hsys onep e tTcaoiea ~ .as aeada
3sea ssss 4 L stt.sx n4| 70 'aa' 'o4 na.1 sAv'
EfEcm the Advertiser, Proyfdsaea r Il
The Cephaltc Pills said ~ ne remark ab1Y ee1
IL sssF ~ 60 80
fzrom Ia Western h 4 eazests, Chicago Ill
ae an.ES2 p sadeEss NJ sp.la.ak aaa Ia aars7.sd
aF"m ns K svha Valley Star, Kana4sa Val
ssas, Vas = ~ N sasss + as VIA u" a's
Froa ha sortasFz P1ta Finder, Eev Q7laars T.,
II ntm! you kaAs axo afflicted 4ae #e sre sure
~ u ~ aasst Rs
From No = Ioass Bsmoersa1
= FaStiu Increasing s>ea-< A'e '1s
ffEeu na aaAsstes, Cnv4nput Iova
NJ, ayAlE1.g would Tot c1aGtEt t.s aau nm
a17cfA IL d1Q 1QS kI0W 10 poGseA1 RAJ K-s.t
tFron tae &dvera.sr rzoya<ne~, Ri
~ testimony u their xvor Il sfScn9 ram ~ zee
respectable Q11rteEs
From tha Daily HswS Hex1ors Eli
E8pasna f.na Il ! hktuX tho plaes ct III hqdA
y
Efrura ha Commercial Bul4ua 9lxtuu Msse1
8Aad to b. Fxz5 <Meseiors fur th4 hs4aAa1a
Iron n Commercial, Cincinnati. Gh&al
s0aEtnG humanity cao xax b rstsrod,
, 1861-05-17
CHICAGO TO f1RREFN.

The Hon. N. B. Judi lett his home in
this city last evenipg;iin company with his
family, for the capital Of Prussia, He will
sail OH the 25,h inst, in the steamer Arago,
for Havre. and proceed thence by rail to
Brrl.n.
Mr.. Judd and his family carry with them
to the Court Of William L, not only the best
wishes of this community in which they
have 50 lung resided, but The warm
Friendship aud respect of a very large
portion Of 1ttineis. There are few men
in this State who have enjoyed larg-
er measure Of the public confidence than
Mr. Judd--few In whom that confidence
has been more worthily bestowed. Havirg
held seat in the Ssste Senate for the term
offs 1uen yeasa consecutively.-havipg been
chosen BY theunanimous voice OF bis party
tomaoage the de.aitsof its political struggles
o. chairman Of its State Committee, ever
since it bad an existence-haviDg, in view
of h.s conceded eagacity aud fitness, been
placed upon the National Committee tor Two
Presidential terms, as an executive mem-
Der thereof-havng enjoyed for long
term Of years the eminent position at the
bar which earned for him the attorneysh'p
of several OF our largest moneyed corpora
tions-an.l, better than all, having secured
universal confidence in his personal in1eg-
rl'y among all who know him or know OF
hint il not 10 be wondered at that we OF
Cuicago feel sincere and deep regret at
his departure. That he may have sate
voyage, useful mission and prosperous
return, is the wish Of the entire State,
which is honored by his official presence
at 1he court of one of the first powers IN
Europe.
Mr.. Herman Kreisman, who accnmpa-
MES 1T. Judd as Secretary Of Legation, will
prove one OF the most efficient and accom-
pEiaaed young men who have ever been at
tached to the dip omatlc service. we
predict that Cnicago will acquire
:, favorable aud lasting reaown ct me
Prossiao capital fsom the presence OF m'.
Judd and N1r. Kreismann during the next
four yeals, while the interests and o'enny
Of the United States will be adm rab'y
maintained ut the important post to which
they are assigned by The President
, 1861-05-17

J. s. Richards Aol1na,
J. L. Eiler Aoek Island
". q Ho4rse. t,ar4.rll,
$. 7; Chanb rsaln, sfoh II
c. T, Cteee nger.i + Co
Cordosta
Eattt .Camde1 A.i1hA
J. Il, Buiti1Gt h, Jaue1
shle
Eoll:na "!arlEla.
E: Il. L-ckW.-tti. CArlyIa
w. P. Cook, do,
). u. Lewt4 norrt4un
l. Il TGomA = hIlioL tht
3. j. Eugg Pe st.,
H1llat .. .A.le,
"a bug 4 Cupp.. Ear
4illt.
F. l. B3ttsr1eld, N2l
n HIS.
2 Walszr, OTTAWA
Nth leT 4 Co. Fera.
Y, l. Johnston M.liot&
T.: Ads, Albany,
g. l. Tt. mpaca, Ottawa
J. 7. d I. J. lac1nE.i
MatnCuA
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J. +. 4 I. Jutl~ xtot 1eal
HiEeTs1 4 Fiji an. o.
1iey.
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PC ehctlennur Llearmpp
shrEsEy & tl1ea 1en1a,
AtH q Hunsa1e l4oQis5'a
George Eeakk Xen4A.
9. G. Roberts D. catnl,
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AeC ab,: 4 Ei1d5brA-t. De
!st2E=eac l. co- Decatur.
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0Qna.h
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-F1arenee.
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Hzs l. maxwell, Een1d5'
sov,
Aarse e EF1etchm Beard.
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HNrhaae = GaVsiader,
49, ~ aus
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TMsnestssndE.ss,o iir-am
CiSrf Il nsas LIS
, 1861-05-17

GREAr TORNADO IN SOUTH CARo11xA.-A
tsrrlblo torlHso passed over the district Of
orangehnrg, souln Carolina, On AondaJ after.
noon Of last week, doing great damage to
property, and several lives were lost. Tire
and The width Of the path Of tie 1ni,lx1Ld
Was ABOUT a quarter ,ol g. pile, The r,a. Of
the temp=st was frightfui = It's pD9tr us
xondeftul It bore heavy fragments: Ut Dr,
Jsnkins's house mora thap tHo miles .fe.Hu
lte site, In traytrsirg the wood it twist< d
up and 'proetrastd d the largest Pine trees IN
,glations highest. :ts - -
, 1861-05-17
How - !AccountE0r It.

The Il er= =asirg fstvor in the S nth is due to
the want ef the u.aal supply Office. Tie New
Orleans Pc oystne Of the 11gh sa:s:
There Eaa some .lk about he sock Of Ice :;
that 1T ee}ll2g at very hig h prizes, ard So en-
Il cannot be gsinseid hu. y hat tue 1porta.ioa
of ice from BosIop is for he PRESET tut 7rrpp;.
ed, that it Is bioakaeet, aud s Is ,tna smporsa.
ton OF paving stones. Our square block pase-
ments 1aa not be Progressed zita f1r IF .nt Of
the ssona As Tor the ie,, it wall be hard for
may 70 give It up. H,wevsr, thsra ore u my
ct z ,ns WHO hsra reside d for ytars in N5w
ORLEANS long bsfore ics eas 81 art,cle Of tra5e.
+ brought here fer sale: Eo ii the stock OF
ice gives ont bef-r= the summer t1ds, Wa
mEEt do as ia old Limes 20 K1tnont
, 1861-05-17
Fa.ltivs slaves in Phtlads1ptta-Th,e
NeEroes W@il tsassed.
Tha Aexs3 Of tho IA II savn>l

-
Tne stampede Of slaves from the aunth hae
not been conf aed to particular locality, md
the fngittyes have not taken any special route
tbfs city da7ng thelast fex weeks. Of couIss
no citizen or offlciA will Interest himself 10
send tn21tiyes. buck to eaemt o. the Govern
ment =! Last night the number that reach. d
tes city Eas said 70 be tHtRty,. A nun 3er OF
shesa stu lodged In statlon houses, aud we're -
eistea ts 70 81 fsr her The stoy thas they ten
oe sutncient to lntimidste Tie fobeis eorthrc I.S
exhoit eoasuznmate knowledge of1hs oues
llons q faene, and state that The Etacks are
Iesdg to make ~ of my exig ncy ihat msy
atrlve: = i falt I'd, compute Il q; two hi:
siSa a efs5ess sSss r., a.ys pssssd tengt cit,
, 1861-05-17

Tbs Washington correspondent Of the New
Orleans iRe.y.ns pays: The following tribute
70 tho loyalty md devotion Of Col Robert
Auderson: ]: .*,:::. ~. :; ~ j..
"Ma5st K1derson speaks with enthusiasm,
md sven religious iefVer, Of tho Union No
man In the service Is mora devoted TO It. e:
supposs this will be the case with nj the ofA
GERS who rem.ta Ia the 4rmy CT natJt They
*Al 20 .more devoted ~ tne ~ because It;
Las beer denounced snd Housea =: SO: e.:
, 1861-05-17
ImporaanG frrm ~. Louis.
The Nav Orleans Hcdyune has important
news from st. Louis in tbs folowicg dispatch:
lRr the EouthEe line

WASHINGTON, May 1o-Is is rumored that
Missouri STATE troope, und<r Gov. Jackson,
h4ve inv.s ed ST.. Louis, aid that rome eight
thousand men, under Blair, are Offending tha.
city. ....
There il nothing improb, ,ble in this. For
aeeks past, the Biloxi Republicans, under
F:ank Blair, aud sisn th9 aid Of Germ n mer-
cenarsss from Illinois, have t4xanpized over
s. Louis, and the people would bs less than
Ntaaouoans, did they not r,s4 en- ,aasss aud
dr;se them out It would lave been done
long ago, ia ! not air hsd possession Of the
arzen.' and had guns pol-ted on the city
Eds i Peayanesl -
Ths eaptprs Of Camp Jackson took place on
the 10h- The Hesa.ne has a dispatch AZ nounc-
ing the sfabbing Of Dr. sa1deraon by JodEe
Buckner, but has not a wead about Capt. Ly-
on'a brilliant coup de main.
, 1861-05-17

, In letter received: by friend Of Mr.
ha :1Anhh, u: 1essay - tsE tayk ago; be
eafa5 ~ -: e. i:5:- :; - : - =:
@Eh1Pe 3he: inistratlon- nay now proe
nuens*a By Qiu1&ii iiReaussxsxa.:T :Tith visor
&ad gaceae1,"
, 1861-05-17

3, ! Smith, Sandwich.
Pav4s 4 Dennnn. t,hxrIes.
tsjn.
T. $. MEer MD, ,Mattrn
4. q wc-k, Arcao1a,
Ent4ldxe = y Brle1. Ath-
Dpr1
G. ". NcEock.f, o1klasd.
r onra- AcK..e, Aattooa
J. =, tops, fairfield
EhompsoE l. clark Albtaa.
Levi. $ HaEdls, 4otrf on
H1mphrteb 4 Bro wn,t.Airo
B. T. u lit. Atr, Caro-
Star d fasl-r. Aa-hti1lA.
]. y. Lucas, Ashley.
D. B. Rice, McEomb,
Ics, Drake. Fraa1i- Ctr.
Lock T. Fto, BiaudiETIfe,
! 4. T arwoo1, hlsfa
r d. Co ant Geneva
3 lck 4 ltet: Aa1orA
l. u .s1arfA Al. q
I. - k,: 8. JeatBb 70.
AdseEay 4 Ho- NJ Cst-
Has,1s:l 4 Johnston, stsr.
Ing
RenDa &son. ! u1ton c.tY,
Liter = Bro, Morr.soa,
"aerich I BALI .ge1, %-
le48,
John -5w'er Maqnotn.
J. :. Br-w+r Ku ,1ail4
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E. G. Hp.ulgtaa. Gales
bug
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>tile
T. ar4Ham. CarIenyilla
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g. ". Cuud du,
Skinner T. Co., Augusta
I Coz p 4 5oa, P'stasd.
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4. Eollat1sky, HArasw,
& W. seaman. L~uAaon
8aEus d 2uner. Rockford
l. brsnen, do,
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BALDWIN 4 stann da
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T. ). Hall & Co. Chester
Ger = BfD.. II. du Reehr
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AeIr3A
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, 1861-05-17

luH HdlVestcn L1vaad5a q tke 4.A sAys: :
Welearn from q friend in Austin, tha. a.
soon IS the 1ess reac. I'd Aus in @. Gsz ezA
Harney en1'stirg troops at St Louis for Lin
coin, Gov: Edward Clark deputed Lieut. De-
bray to Gu1.. Aa1n, Us residence, *nt1: took.
from there forF pssc=s Of ar.sll.ry eliued 4.
belonging To him by HaIoey'S agents At lis
place: . rhsse PIECES" the wr tEf says. vars
now In the possession Of ths State Of Ttxae,
and win be used, il aee6a b., egaast Gen,
Harney CT any her of HI. Llneolu's amy
who may DAT Us yIAikn
, 1861-05-17

BANK susexxs1oa.-Ws itarn that = .Gis .
pstca Was' Is<stFed In This. city 3esserday 10
1he s6tct' that 1ths New Orleans banks sua~
pj1s Josxno1 "
, 1861-05-17

MASSACHUSETTS EP1aoarAL CONVENTION ~
tbs Ep ecopas Convention Of Aassa =husestf,
In sg.. lon LIST week, .moIg o hers unani-
uous'y tassei1hs following reaolutIon:
I1saht1, That TIE ,nvention Of cit Ecsl End
lay oyl K 4ses Of TIE Protestant Ep;scopai
Cou Gu IA the~dioeesef' or MASSACHUSETTS do
nsr4by 4xr1ess l1eir hes1tfslt syn pa1Ly With
TIE Na:lona, Goseronent, In ali right forts
- vsnsicate the au1noruy oi tae r. deral Ubion
az. inat !" Ill aeditaun, Hwy conspiracy AID re
t4tik0uf
, 1861-05-17

RESIGNATION WrrHnaxwz The WashinR-
ton co .resFohdsnt OF the Poila, e!phia LaQuir-
es. ssJs President Lincoln has rtaues ted John
j. xCiscos Sab Treasurer OF New 7 srk, to with.
aiaw his fesigns1ion Of his plac:, which L.
stns to the President on his secession to
, 1861-05-17

u25o;oo s7AxD or ARMS FROM EuRoPE."-
We ese The Nor:hern p4pets are circulating
The story as probabls truth, started ~ tae
Nashville {Fena.) Ra1ae7:, thst 25oWo stano
of arms trem England had arrived 1t NV
O.leans for the rebels. Ia the first place,
tha New OIL ans Papers Of the date
utnttontd, "or any other" date, an
noupce no such arrival. In the next place
25o.coo stand Of arms wcu'd be to thu South
etn army something Like FAllstaff's directions
Of Provisioning his ulsn-sn immense deas
Of sack to very small amount Of bread. "
And lastly, 25o0 900 stand Of English arms
would cost, at low estimate, 80 stand,
~at would foot up the handeome Eum Of
Is 600 too-more money than the whole squad
OF sriederates hare Jet been able to rasss
for the ent r. purposes Of the war. The
Whol. story IL Transparent edndTd.
, 1861-05-17
SOLD IN CHlCAGu BY


J. H. r ED & co,
LORD & SMITH.
SIN ITH & D W Err
E. FL. S A r q EA MT.
AID ALL OTEKR DEALERS N CHICAGO
Also, bT tbs following Druggists In lfiasis
, 1861-05-17

II 7----- State Street, -----l7
HAS THE
1s r EA CT MAX Err. -
A COOKING STOVE
WITH SIX BOILER HOLES OF FULL SIZE

Esoasttns and Brofiins Chamber,
In Y fch Rcas!ng caa be don On turn spit ptK.er,
II BEFORE TEE FIRE: am BroihnE be Ire over LIVE
Goa Is Without ANY stuoke escApi.E laIo the
TGtn,
THE BAKING OVEN
large T. orur.ilv scnllated ao te ,urn she'd With
Pat 1t En- *1+1e's on. it~tt.ma new. va1a BILE and
+tsracfTe ,se- ton 1ae It se is suppn win
MOVEABLE SET WATER BE ERVoIR.
which ts mora nj at tha1 the ordtnarY neruns.
NEXT C"p,+r i.e~eryvi7 a IT .:aA BE lSED uH
EAMufED a F..EAsTRE.
THE PEACE MAKER
Occupies =, m-re 70 m than tn. te,rmon fsni Of
e.Slug 4 ye ui,h II toar e.l holes .hi1e IfS
CAP Atty l. OSk.uAL1 g EAtFE At i ctnta ps
IN slgh st degree i tacthes for pe7ius a.1ng
s'e cntr sr, work T 8 lio aeoell ~t'h
kc1h0MY, CD =VEnIEN NcE AND n1SPA CH.
, 1861-05-17
luol3 e66e,.J1
A NslIAER lR1UMFII IN TIE
"A EOSTHNEsT
FOR HERRiNC'S SAFES.


+7EeaEs NxRH1Se Gu.
the r~ce.s d. s-tr rs tse In E:s city, gas nrs
II tue sud=r r. %s Hg s. thy st SD ita ext
eonteLt- hA,i in Il, sure Two Safee ., large
:sst 70 f'aee bs+G .an Esetrt, tn raoche~tr, T.
the otner a tuall size EtREiNG's Par VT {, AN
~ g SHnt make re arg: -a*e stnod By the aid.
ei lhe hnisdt:E ad fell lat, cellar and uet
su5te.. IL great anount Il hea to ntAtts
Fere b dfy +sos net, q an rat -hed ~"n1d EaTe
her g. .ir='s dss'r 4 tf'ft bal trtn ,eatsd vu~r-
the stiia ttrrFi "a Safe waa T. utr:is.
t9rat+d In ttz pt'r II til str, fell Int t4e
e-4Ar aa g=ta largo q1a sie5 of butter seticn mails
:et tntena- Aett 10 fsct - h~t II 70 melt s.
O. " Iron y ar 60 Gnn 'ea ne franz me safe
tr6J ou Set-t ns1 anGfIE the trr bic erce4l which
&Aia ~, pa*s- thE,u3r a.. eepp. T. say .Gat in
;luF c-n.Enes, ersi-tns G; mon ao1 other vain.
lies. to tbs REQ" cf htuut {4J {, came Gut
UNasIUs&H4-,
And without tbs Loss ef Single Cent
1faca Ehls sa:i5@ctoEy te Of the supa.3
GfE u tn- Er:t!o Et-alltlsa OF 5a-F PATENT
ENAAr1ttN SAFES o7er ally Rnd alI h era I t4Ts
t.aay ord I'd a:ttaer Of N s,ns ~. q. tue Una
Eh1+h 10 IfuHaE EaAntI. pnased tir ugh kcs ats
E,-1rs rette-tfu1lj. D. -. CAi.HAET.
TIE above SAFE esa lew be seea in u stc=e
AF39Liss
es1s4tifz<as
, 1861-05-17

.Bpa Same scamp says that 5sft Ds
v:e's proclaim alton author1king letters Or
msrqus and r. pfhs1, cngAf nsyer to have been
maas puonc, q. it wa. strictly designed for
.E.,E E1;E: <,a. r; - -.
, 1861-05-17

1AoNNf w HIE 3 EE9 3Iu9o
TIE NRA1s6g THING YRrtCc
OH CONTINENTAL LETTER PAPEi. AND EN-
F'LOPs.S. ard Ers.t ..Elety Vt -tn.r .e. des.EGa
Nea now ab= to up Ey.
#. NJS5ON.
- t e. t Il O IL ~r9' III ak.
so.s-e~c2 - No. LIZ LAKE, STREET, CuluAao.
, 1861-05-17

usxx1oo,3k4 ,3k4lsAx141rr.--The fact Of the
sor,1e1n pt op1e I'd Yelling toIethsfin unity "
in lis c,,ais u ia6f II zasant To see,'' II Vt
We ma, ads$ ION the toms Of tie accession
o4gAas. l. Is dlse egreeable, hateful. They pro
noaace ii .traagsand .nanatu1al. and # the1
haanot psr;aaal3 'got over an: Old habit. ve
hiss M 1onb. ttey won}d sttgznatiss IT q
*.unesnautullonal." The Charleston Cos1st7
, 1861-05-17

w Tne;aouthern papsrs .say that ths North
is xlyen over to i.ms, that when one glvea out
m .ther succeeds. The Providence Journal
r,pllet-A NJ have just taksu up N old tza
that hsd,a czsat qua soms eighty ysar4 o :;
it is pkttiorssa =
, 1861-05-17

The present Ieyo9at'en detelc pes ttsarRs
rcsessi IL af.=ehofih :. W. ,reeE Of ~. FL gust
..E nen1 st'sst " march 81 = h1 a.ae vim 1t
A--x ~; itis(3, tne 4,ob , 1ti- i ,: Fr.nc1
NJ 7-~uutRn tok. tseF AID Il I'd IA lamb ~t,t
1dssA: irn=S,s{ u y>thilk pf ket tneir snxie1,
festta-ats, aareaa1x ~ = lhs Ns>sael pss1ts
Al p.e.s .ss4ax eoaatsymt mpany via ahe1i
Islkn Ok Lbs IE{AQat.
, 1861-05-17
:: NJ 2 OR T 4 Il r: Look In 4.

ITS: RANDOLPH sFREET, G2..eax..
~ ses aoE ley sesy ten OH Whlts LsaA E.az.
ssas Of q ktnss Alcohol Burning Fla}d Cose OA ti
IEDA E WOOD =
, 1861-05-17

Possessing Fal1so p1op'Ess for Tleas.tag tas eavi
d'7 between tbs 'serh, and laparas d=ughtfu; sea
tattoa at eoolaesa to The noa.h.
, 1861-05-17
10000
NATIONAL AaU PATRIOTIC

NAEIUN Al q sd IA HsOT1E
aN y FILL F8 "a
1ssued each SAY. and
u Mon T. = tier Paper
To atuh,
TWENTY DIFFERENT EINpS
Sew and o.iginh designs issued every day.
ORDERS r1LLED IMMEDIATELY In rotation a.
LEY If. - u aifi an 4 ri N F AG far
sfah F1ted Tree chs:Es In pach az, aAount.
lug to T ~ ItUL.Ait,. Nehass
SIX PRINTING unCs*S ErNSI~G rEY AND
rlGar t. NEE TIE DEMA-3.
Send THREE Letter S a1aos AID We will return
samuls BY trst al
, 1861-05-17

IETtE 4 TAPER AND ENVEt OPE3.
Ire a, of l. B EFT md the c STtrUr'UN are
rrpr sehtt1 a. 5e.,g ~-tghea the eppeeits scale
With t't BROKEN tHAIS Nf D1sCSAax aud the TkAI-
NIX
, 1861-05-17

Soorn CARoLrxA Taoops We mentioned
CONS day. since that tae 1ss Regiment OF
Caar;eston volunteers Lad refused to leave the
S.zte, and voluntarily dlsosnd d. Now, the
:. Lincoln Cards. Of 'h- rams city, have FOL
% red their example, a1shoug thty cali them
s.ives t,e .gams cocks, ,''-Aud cI4i Il a1 extfa
share OF pluck. Is This the entertainment that
Virginia and othsr States have been invited
, 1861-05-17
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II R z I.T.

SOLD 9F : J. II. EEED1a CO.,
, 1861-05-17
~ &ase 1ssstz1nniA1R xs9@ an&altalssd br n
mALDINa, tasy aHaRa un9aezaaaahls
Rooa Il tAa efficacy Of this t21s
EeiaattAe discovery.

a. H4SoHTuLz, Ecza. F9h Il Rd
sEK=I have aied Joar Csphste Pills sad 1R1
Worth Mora +
PaEt q :srss als fot taa neEerb~r. whom sayy
IAod sie Pfls ~ IaAA. sud 'bt8e
Your oba- i.nt 4erTeat
jAMLH s-NNR, T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-09
III q n:sz.;;,s,:ys ,bi: :, r. r. +, +!

o. a9 s.l s ,h4d i.ss a.
residence on Church Hilf, TO. day at o'clock
The friends of the family are invited to- attend.
hosday ms,aes r r. 81 is e. hsi pas. 81
b. w and T H. Totty. aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the fsmily are In
vited to attend the fuuers' from the residence o,
the city, this Tuesday, morning, at IL o'clock
On the sth inst, FLORENCE, youngest child Of
Thomas W. and 3. A. Tisnor. aged one year ana
Ave mon his.
tend her fun. raj this morning, - ~ clock from
her fathers residence, or Main, between nth ana
18th Streets
On Sunday morning, tho : h in stant, EDWARD
PYE, infant son Of James h. and Rosa chamGer-
lsyae, aged Ii days.
On Saturday, July 9Th, 1891, at the residence OF
her hu band. on Lhurcn Hill, Mrs ANN o., wiie
Of Frederick X Stevenson, and only daughter Of
A. w. Richardson, ESQ.,, aged ~ years
Miss MANY q. NELSON, eldest daughter OF the
late Thomas Nelson. blessed are the dead VIII
die in the Lord
At Ashland, on SUNDAY last, KATE, daughter OF
ID. q. ana ID +. sale, aged Is WC nths
The following verses were written on the event
Cd: A'A' ''"'''' u - '''
Dear little KATE has gone to rest,
Without one rish among the best,
without one dOuDt, wituCut one teaEr
Too young 10 know thar God va seAr
But babes shall res CHI that heavenly place,
And stand before tnelr Makers lace
Shall wear crown of priest gold,
And then indulge In bliss unto.d
Oh, let us praise Him, little KATE,
And may our ptdise not come too late
May We not fail 10 enter there,
With faithful thoughts and holy prayer.
hiaq f,eorde County. FL L. L.