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NS. Man,
700 tol Sroal r., Striitsn Der 6ten uuo item.
aasnt fur 5ctct1d's Gbampaanet,
smpfsblt Dem oeutiben VubIifum Ietu frildb ON.
aetommsnes Eager BON @igarren. g8siutn Cham j.,
Pa9nsr. Settuden, 9strannts Nanprln, iib.r,ud>
ertcn @aimus &C., nGmGih
IOe,OOO pcuti6s Gtsdrrsn, aqe granbs,
10000 @cnhat 6apana,
10000 6srrp Clap 6dpdna,
$4,000 Srabucos 6%apana, q
l5,OOe prinelpe. yara,
90 Scrsn Rbsinmeine,
20 &0rbe 6sirtid'I6en gbomseou.r. fir
mtl6en i6 A9ent bin. SUn 8 bis IA Hu,.
lNrs per 8orb,.,
so Dueenp 9ebfudtn,
80 pin. acbruunts RauStln unc iitsr,us.
crtsn &ulmus.
'pel@r Nrttt'l '6 3u biuissm 9rsis eFerirt.
-sr 81. Mab, Plat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03

Sutturf n . o.,
Nbclc'ale uno STE oil Nein-, ei1ucr- uno
Gi9orreu-@ elbGft,
II Gotp Stre t, 2 8tiiren BON II. sber
Yearl trest. 9
Gqen u%uIerCn 5reunosn unp Setauutsu bir
sraebsne Nn,siae, rag mr. Die rirCi1brtae 0ein.
ernte res 6crrn ShItte (5rnnf Gteotet's
Narm) tdufljh an une aetraht baben unp off
%fsrirrn r%'n'tltcn %uniernS etounten auf's 8rsuup.
ii6fe. Dtcicr neue Sirsintihe gGtiu m.rp ae-
rie jeocm &enncr uno 6etnlhmcdrr number,
cenn eS 1T Der refine Rehenfaft. I'm sintn
freunpli6rn 3ulpru6 bittst srgsbsnf
s. 81. SottUrf II. 6 o.
81. 9. Srdufltnen pcrIonen, wstdt cine
terhltlt6r Weintur MAIDEN wpuen, tam nidts
Seferes ancmrfcblen perosn, mic uns BON un=
'ern 6crrn grlebrten Nersten psrfibert niro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
W~irthIhafts.ue tuunbme

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wstntn Srrunren uno hem ecebrten Wutlitrm
bic @u,eiae, cae it pie I,i6er Don 6rn. 9etn
aau a an 8rcabfrafs ,wi1ben Der l, uuo Q.
it,rucmmtn haze Snoem i'd ,um Seiude DER.
I,l6.n frtunbtihR %sintaNt, oerfpre6t i'd burb
gut, @,trdnfe unp oufmrrfIame S%erienuu9 mir
bas Bcblruaen meinsr atebrtrn Slite 5tt er,
eer6tl 6tcrde Serntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
Tcuer-Wpite &0min9tttsr,
Q daufstu, Sfeu9ateln uno
"a a

SD bast cine ytthbalti1e SuSwabl S,utrrr1t, Nlu,it
sitt,r, S6aufrtu, Qfenpo6e'u uro 9ptrs an 6onb. wtltt'
* Bills ium @trtauf %pfertre; ftrntr iiebtn perititocn,
Sorteu Robltn>Giner, IItenihN ufcin. Rcblenlbonfclr
ChSue @,1rGt fur 5bdufeIn uuS NpterS. Stitbbltht. mel
it1stns unb tiItrnt @et,ne ;um 86iten. Srutr- ssIa'ten urt
Ntutrefpt,n; 5eifcnleiue iun Gnficttn ron Scntrrrntn
SotsI. une Rirden9lpdeu ri it ppbliliuesnetm Zone.
Saumtittr. 6auSNtIiser une aubert 9eripucn. mtlhC
tiucu cher uebrere Ger obioen Srtife' iu taufeu pinithci
lab, ib frtiu SIi6ii elm ihren 9eoarf BON mir III cntntb
men. bd ib III n,roIi6tu %rtiltn s~rtouftn mtroc. %
i'd meine fammtIi6en Giitn~ uub McGiyapaaren, trpi,
mcirt eSlrd;u Stltt %auftrtiat. 70 tanu i6 SsNtrmanr Witt,
rtr ssnittn 3ufritesntrit beSiertn.
9. .. Oeupcn
pledeu- uup @teIIn apdsrtn>T sbrtt lpwie Gcurreft,
uuc Ramindihey, Mtsrufae'prY.
Ms. 225, 0tdjuitraec, ,fpiI&tr s. lno 9, 0tnlNite
Rth o. b., ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
prUipcctuS Der neusn So,tsaussabe
n. q n "a

y. 6etnc'S
Ca Mt mt ii @erten
IN Iiebsn SGnoeu uber in so acknowledgements
q Is @ts.
N:S mir AM "a. Wdri 1855 nit Der uIttn gueaobt Der
otintIdtn Ntte oOre Yubljfum troten, tblten mir ee mil
ban9enl @ttubL-Sttne mar nod III irtnt9 bcfonut uno bae
llnttrrebmtn tcrftrte 9rrse NnltrerouuGen unb beotutcnbes
Sopttol.- unlcre Griportuneen nurScu u%6crtrpfcn, Der
A6lab mar ctu ltr beoeutenber, unb III foum elm Qlot mo
~3rblcttt Dtutlhe ppbncr, ipobtr 6cineni6t uerlonot fplroe.
Der Sruee Dt6ter, Der StrlS Der oeutlhcn Station, bu
Srunetr Der mpnCrnen 9thterihuIc, in m6breno Der 3eit
lttnert longen l@mtrieouen Seioeu eritstn. Grin Momt
lrtro FUR ale tcmncnoen Setten a~ufhepabrt blciben. Man
mtro ibn urter ben @rter fineen wcnn 9tutlhloncs oeihie.
ecne 0rOecu ~auf1ci6blt mcroer @r Iebt in ms entriiTer.
rbtr Ietnt ShcpiupRen blcibsn erbattCu uno werben nit ne
Ndt 6ttne's 6ooe tarteu n ID 70 ntonGc berrlide 6rau.
nterte ltiutr unltetbIiden Mue ~ Edac, bic Sreunbe mt
Sttannte ppn i'm 5cidsen, gSir rsorer bernubt bieie Sd6t,
nah uno nab ~ fonlrneln uno limb runnebr int Stonbc ei.
men neutr S1no III ltetern. 9a mir aber felt cineni SABRE
por pitlen Sttsn Gneesan9cn rpurosn. 6eine's gSerte nod.
nlaIe IN G%tetrrun9cn oUsiu9cben, bauit audi Der ntnioer 9e.
nilthlte lb n1h une mad bielt berrIihen Striften 6nItaf,
zen tonne, 10 b0ben mir ms llunmebr cnt1tlciier, lin ncIt
AuS9obe III tltIneren gttfcruusen ~ peranit0Itcn. Ger 0rcis
Ut Der fruherc une tplre nur fur ben Iiebenten Sonb ST uebr
Nbpnrtntet Der frilber1 GGseabe in 6 96nh,n, rboIt,n
Cen Z tell "onb fur ST unb rptrosn criuft i6rc slamen behr
'ohn:n M9enttn 9ber bel uus bctcnnt 4, maiden.
&Sr ipettsln nidt I'M @erinaittu Slran, c0f in ole oe.
ontmtt oeutSbt SeY6lferdue Der Ser 81. an otritr Watip,
Gtnt dleIa4t Scn is Gents per 91pdt FAM asrp!e irbu
beltrtiteJ, Der Slim fur beutfde Qittrutur BAT. uno Seu arm
Ser a n Hanot mirb cine e~ebeoent 9io9rapbie Sefn.
ITO 9tlht tttaedcben merbtn 9DaS Mueftluund. Druid
tuo Nopte, brtrift, 10 wiro oieis ncue fiji n 1T. @uScabe ir
tetntr sDclls Den perbsraegdnQcneu NaGffthcu. Cine forcf6l
una Ourdftdht ptro trtber 'jnQs'tIidsne Ttbler entftrnef.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
6epra Gbrrnbrra,

Satritdnt pur Spieod- uuo Stlcsr 8abnt,n.
So. IL Siroerncr Strafe.
Dem btuttttn Y~utlifum bic ~tracbtrfte gr'eiot. sof id
an pbiotm @lobe elu G'cleIciiten uno @plerdbntu Girch6f
,r5fntt babe, pcIetbf 8obmtn jsber Suotitdt urN G5'5ee az
Ben tiniaftu WrsiIrr uno in Der arSettu @nstpobi III babtn
fnt. Rtpl, atureu rperesn elcthfaus bi0iait dneoefthrt.
LIN ntfinint MnfirSnt kitirt @ GkrtnktrN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
R9 gr,eis.

Hieta -E3N
Dsn' atshrten Snblitum Der Stabt RiHurrn
ots traebtnlfs Na6ri6t, bns i'd atf,hIib t,m,gs
naGttht Sin. III tdufsn, III tcrrtIiren NM ~ ~
ptasr. Vet p~crfcmmenctn 9GGen w,nr, man "a,
m Urn. 81. 9eforue. Srcao6: nse nah, tsr 6a,,
So'r an mit fsltif IN msiner Wutnnno an str
SFoete Goenus nabe Der 9rcobfrost.
NFt"naSoou g. Gtrtsn ii.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
Deutlbe

AFU!IIUt
Iefauratipn uuo .8affts Salon
am Suse bss .geusn Wdrftes."
luur,tibnrtsr .rleubt i'd tit TufMt ~tfanteit tee NitTe Ell
SeutIbtu Nu6lifdms im N0stmttnnr, Ipfpt Isintr @5nnu
I'M S~sIOnbrtn, auf Ieine
Neue, perte6srte Refdurnticn
oufmertiam III ma hen. Of no & BON f,tn:m 9cIub,r unt.>
frie>tat UerlaIItu wnrbeu III. Rtbrn elmer 4tteu Sof, !R,Fr
it f,ts ,in pcr;1l(tdr TRtin Sci @(1S rSsr Mlftr, fonit
Gtrortn. 9I0crSier uun an, Sprttn 0iauerre III b,ftn.
StntQe uuo aufm rfjrme S,oieutr0 mrb Nlaeiiftrt.
1F- Rtiitnce uno Sodrbtr5 Tnber tinen euttn StSb,
EtursIi6t Simnttr unb reinlitt Better.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03

Hbstnpetn! RktinmtinI
I".ern trennren. 'ruie Dem b~rutibrn 0ut(;.
tum n'Frpaupt' rr'diben mir une auf unfer reid.
o',uaeS uno mohlafcrttrtrs Eager rctter Rbein-
meme onfmertlam ,u maiden. Pir Str aufen
p!e'eIUsn h'lia uno 9arantiren fir Die GGtt.it
elmer itben Scrtr.
Saut6ters Wfdttr,
SIR. rs Iaiu. Strosr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03

Weis- und Lager-B Bier Brauerei
Die u~ntrr3ct6nrteu Iino isRt in Den Gt,ns
a'i'Bt' Ole otrrsn @irttf urp Sas ac,trt, qlukIi'
fun nit 28eie' uno 9aasrGier tianer 1okri,otin,
'u DEN %Ftlialt'n preifen tsOisnrn ,u tSnntn
SrcrsS per JdB Drsr DGBeno Bitten mir s,g
6rn. SttinIein ab,uaeteu. '
8. Siber II. 6.mr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
Sceten ,rhnlten

cine ssttr, StnSune otttn Gcenoe Srdnbp; crrt alien
&at uub Scctf g8bisftn; SeettNls uno Sapaua GiSorr!n,
w,l1e Grtfel mir ais t6t 9arantren.
Stint Stoarf Son sor,iSli zen 0ialcrs, @tine. Ne unS
Sosora giSarrtn, IN Wbclciole uno Rctail, lprett n'1u nor
Ei NeRttser II. Srtdeu,
SduNItr bititetr uno irrprtirter sNsine,
2iqurrS uuo Giaarrtn, &c 4 Grbonst
NN,kSuh, otorI ctr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
Siite nus Mittcmy


Nrttrtn, Treurbcn urb 9e%faruttr, fomi. Ser aecbrtir
Yu6litum ~l6trtaurt ete srerbsrt @nicise, es th metHen
9eusn 6uts uno WIben Sturt.
SO. 1855 Rrca lraft. ;rpiI6cn Nr Stem unc item.
nit elmer arestn MuSipahl Der neui zen uno mOSeruiteu 9Sao>
rem fur cnt gBintsrtscalf YsrIeb:u babe. 3us'et6 otte III
mriu,u a ttrttu 8unbeu bic 9lerithernne, bas i'd tti suttr
gBaort nur bic b%ilioten Vrtiie tertdue.
I'm sitistu 9u1pru@ tittet e%rsebsnit
.Gpurab Goutr.
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@n,. mentcI's

IT" NJ NEFEUIFITSuIpU
Sdr 9tart II. Duoat Cir.
Wttrttr Nreuuben unS bent otebrttn S,tteA,r on,bt,s,u.
oit erSsht"t gn'ttlt. eds id nsten meintnt GSrS.,rs' Strr,
,tne StnthtlNaft lnh esetrbin~ SaIpn tr6fntt ba6f mrGISS
utie ot btiteu @sttrantt iebr Irt, pom btlfen Rb, inys,ir
bic ,irl ausas,eihutiten 9aacrbjer ~ babr, firb "''
I'm Trsuaoltdbtn 3upriH bitttt % m. Wfant,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
Ntut a0ttnitabt!

yp,irsn Trtunbtn uab BEN wtinlietsre,n Nubtitum Die
t~rt,btn,te Gn;tilt, eaF i6 ntteu msircm YSbcl,iolt 9Scin
une 0taucr .gtlbSft cine lTciultubt ercfnet babe. in Der ir
m,ine ettbrt'u auneen nit Detntn jcttr Grt unb tefttr
Quelitdt Sci Slofbt uub glas. Icipie nit i%pnfigen @rfri>
GSuns,n btcitrtu rerSe. Saecb PtppSL
80. 1S4 gJreae> Sirase.
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z p d e!
! y / d e.!

{! GPppi he!
unttritt6nstsr OTsrtrt 2561 ejIrbs tsr rsiSif,r unh f+,,
ltsn Ssppi3e (eorpsts) ~ 6~iat9eren prsifsn ann sS,rfomf
ss Ne le plsr tn R'dmeno 81. IT nOresn iinb, nsds /, nis,,
St onertrt fosrosn m69en. N6mli& tetbe lne r%Sn>
9tnltST ~ 81 So, kiais III 80 Gis Ibwcre I'D sr y :
99!o gSoue ~ 40 Gis wttfb 62I; trtra feint. out mr.
aGgeT, gu 30 @ts' Die ano%rrrOdlts 81 feiten gBddstuS ~, n
q ets., auferrroenttib biais 800 Grt,nIiSSn Siiyts -
g9ae@en uns 2 dnten, pen Is, 25 un6 374 Gfs. an onf.
SSns. CUR 2altts i6rcs Wsrttts; 9ars 8. Sa0nds, Srints
@.pSsaSi 1sertnoH, 5rtib Fin ne, tIeebec uro bropn s6ir.
s .i uhG S%seeettnae, uno sisle ancsrs IBaartn, a. Is xg,
0's M 9e i, uni mr. bic nd&ite Saiicn nufturiumtn.
U'"" f0mn's upe ltbt rteie gSedre IN 9Ps. ~ Nainfr Sci
Srfs~k StrnrS -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03
gOtrl Crust hwri,er

in 80 e 10 =@prf
l92. 9eiIiamltrfst, 'ptfhen Srantfurt u. Spruc,.
e%mptetIt lid bt nit alien Rriienben. Rc1 unS
Spats 1T gut unr Bldg Scarptrs prre.n an.
sencrrmsn fur $500 pr. g8uht.
SearberS'
Tneen quite uno retnIiht Settsn. fr.uuSIih,
simmer uno rtslle Eerienm - N g1eu Morf.t
nctel. @s tperosn iebt nsct ,inioe ouo,nnm.
men.
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Seenmmtpnocbnmoen

:. 81 otredtt, N9t,
Brarrera gSparccrsl
Surb uetsrnatms ees on mein Qrfal on,
artn3tnfeH 9erdunnissu 0ObnbouisS BIN i'd in
DEN Stdnp 9tf'bt. etucr lptit,ren @n,abt Boar.
rtrs tequ'rnc 3immer einridteu gu tSnuen.
otsr1uf Gefsttirenpe bite tb nletalp bri mir
1cr3ulprs6tn. 8. @arrbaufen, &at.
[[SIn, Rsasn MARTY
Jtbeiu unp Moieir g1ciue.
Sceten srtaItsn cine Ssnruna BON 25 SaB
Rbsin uno NoisI- gBeiEs, psl6e ih b,Gia bel
5n6, 8aurne, beim Oussnb Deer e~inselneu 6Go-
l6en %Srrtdute. 's Sdept 9tpps,s s
SO. 1S4 Broad. @trase.
n9> Nartell 8ronbp unb 6aSana
. t9arrsn ~erttelten iUetsu uup ptrtaufen ,u
btutgem pretif Yic}teepsr II. @riden,
Wstn'. QiquUr II. @iearrsnfcrr,
yc. 4 @rdonar nptet.
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Dnoip 9. GorOIe,
9te Stra6e, 'wiIten 8roaO, nnp Srnee.
8ibmUnb, ga.
Sratti'6er @as II. 5teaE. pipr Sitter.
Oerletbe lit in Rem Stano gsIeet, oas in bisf,s
N'rlddtt einiblnacnpe Nrbsiten eten 10 Ihuen nm
bttltare berlultfGen, ais irgrnc elm anpercs b,r
ortig,S @el6aft.
8tfsrsn5en.
y. S@ao. g. Sd, Rcfen6nun.
q. 6aftl. Stebbins n. S,Gsn
9Hresa, eab0 u. So. @bas. 6. Gastt.I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-03

SINGERS neue So
ltm urftrs btltn Samili.n>S
III brin9sn, babm mir Sen Ore
Sbsr Srlneptrlt StuttIt 91af
zig OpuorS berdtstiet,
SINGERS Ne. I mn
, 1861-06-15

This Regiment, stationed At Camp Donglss,
Is again filled up by the acceptance Of compa
MES under command Of Captains Cormlck OF
Marion, Davis or, 6aliuey aud Anderson OF
Wayne counties, who have taken the places Of
those from Pufaeki, Ednards Aud Wabash
counties, Who refused to be swurn IN for threo
years, OF during tbs war. After the disbsnd.
Ing Of the companies from. these counties,
quite . large number of the men who had
been connected With them attached them
selves to other commands, and willingly took
the oath required They refused to do 10 in
the: first place only through dissatisfaction
The regiment is entirely full, aud almost as
many more companies have been offered Is
would form another regiment. Capt. Craig OF
A1e1ander county, Capt. Scott Of Hamilton
. county, and several others whose names We
lave not leaned, haYe bean ut Camp Douglas
for several dayg past, endeavodng to get plsees
inthe Regiment for their companies, but with
:, col. Iawler ID drilling .hls regiment thor
oughly, aud will soon have It &s well orRlu-
lied and disciplined as any in the State
!: The heslth Of the troops has been remarka-
bly, good, but one death having occurred aince
they. went into camp.-Anna {Uaton Cay
Democrat.
, 1861-06-15

notsed abo1t thst ther,o uas to be wedding
IN camp: Yesterday was tho e!entful day,
and 2 o'c1ockP. T. Eho hour Accordingly
about si1;; the orders weto given to form ~
battalion q certain numteT; of tha men: A
ho1low, square Vas formed, and soon the chap
lain, Rev: Ar. Button, mada hts appearances,
followed by the bride snd groom, and esp.
,tains Wolf aud Hitdebrnnt With their ladies, al
attendants, a4 On hotsebsck. The parties AZ
ranged themselves side By side without dis
mounting, when tho hsppy pair Waa made one
flesh. The whole proceeding Ens one Of IN.
terse interest and passed of with much eelat.
The men, under Col Margh and bis Staff ac-
quilted themselves finely during the whole
process Of forming in Nnc.' Tbs bride, :we
understand, will follow the regiment with her
husband, and all unite IN wishing euccess to
the couple Joined in Wedlock ID so novel q
manner. - - -. -
Since writing the above, Capt. Pitcher, With
Adiutant General Mather, have mustered the
Regiment into the eEervfce Of the United S.atea
The companies are aI full. except sir .ol
eight in one, and the deficit EIll be msdo III
Within tWenty.four hours. More anon. ::
-, ..-. Yours. 3 . T., =. B.
, 1861-06-15
- THE J011RT -REGInKrT. l.
Avoiding In Camp---Tho Rr1de, Goes
- :: to War; :" X
Correspondents 'or tho chicago Tribunal
.E1wT. R0onr11. JnY Yvfr Jrna n Ia4t

= Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribunal }.
GAIT Goopx1l, 5o1Ikr, June 1S, 1851.
In these times, Ehen ~ sound of arms Is
of conversation Is that pertaining 10 regf.
ments and camps, marches and fumoEs Of
mnrrhes, I thought few unes from Camp
'GoodelI might not come amiss. It Is now the
thirty fourth day sinco tbs regiment went In
to camp. and during that time there has been
. good deal accomplished IN drilling and or
weather, There was considerable sickness,
principally bronchial affection, with frequent
attackA Of Intermittent and remitteut fever,
There have been also few Cases Of dip.heris,
ard tTo OF typhoid fever. No deaths have
occurred q yet, although one young man
from 1roquo!s county Is at present in tbs hos
pital, who, after having very severe form of
diptherfs, Ielspsed into u low typhoid condi.
tfon, and ut the present time is ID very crI,f-
cal situation. There never have been more
thsn twelve in the hospital at any one time,
and the present number Is but TWO, one Of
whom Is conva1esceut from severe pneumonis,
There sre not ten In the regiment but what
arc ahle to perform any duty: The men are
mostly large and muscular, giving -eTidenca
Of ability to do good sertfcn when called into
action. Mentally asd morally, they will com:
Fare fayorably with the same number from
ara ye1y comfortable, being provided With
hunks for the men to sleep on, none bsiag
Obliged to lie On the ground The water q
excellent, and the :commissarY department
well supplied with good food Tbs co1npan'
les arc full, and all that Is now wanting ia the
| presence Of the mastering ofiicar to make AZ
| effective body of soldieTa. :, -
~ But 1t may not be uninterestfng to you,
readers to learn thas the dolDgs IN camp az
not wholly confined to the dry details ofdrill
md keepiIg guard. We hsTe from % the = nigh
good for man to be alone" Many Of III ha1
Sears ago taken psrtners for life, but It seem!
that our gallant Msjor Goedwtn ht3 delayed
I taking to hiuself ono Of the fair daughters o
thekrd. -. : -:
> Since eozalng to camp, however, his ,eyc!
saectlsas,, a iow Days go, II bossa'to b,
, 1861-06-15


t Gen. Mcdowell has 4 beautiful spot for his
headquarters, the well known Arlington
House, and Gen Lees old seryanta seem to
delight IN caring for the new occupants Of the
place. Lee was q hard master, M ynA7J kind
hearted housewife In Washington, who has
given his slaTes something to eat on Sunday
knows. > He took With him all the smart
slaves, and1e behind the old ana infKm ind
the very young. Yet every ono OF these slAvea
Is legally entitled to his freedom Mr. Curtis,
in his will, gave them al their deedom, but
gave to Lee his son M-1aw, certain temporary
power over them. This he has used TeTy
roughly, utterly refusing to chow the WILL to
any. Of the friends OF the slaves, who were
anxious to see that their rights. under VIZ
ginia law we're secured to them. There ts
: atoothlets old woman on the >Plsce, who foT
ten yea1s has been obliged to rise at. daylight
and knit til dark-it Is all she can do--so 80
,cureto hereeK few Of tha comforts necs3.
eary to old age. Lee has been In the habit o.
giving her weekly q peek q Qfung7oand coTa a.sd
tseo mH heTTingx. These facts Were known 70
me before the present troubles began. a
sla7e-girl aged sixteen year, attempted tc
1nn away from the plantation year atuce, and
vas caught. Gen Lee ordered her to be strip
ned to the Waist and whipped, and this va!
done IN the presence Of her mother. Ate
the whipping the girl was taken to Richmond
md there forwaIded to some cotton Planta
ton. It isnot strange Chat the a1aTea lett be
hind g11d1y welcome the change -
, 1861-06-15
Henry O1ay,s Son ON Kent1ck1's Neu-
-, IEzllrys =

Henry o1Ay,s Son ON Kenf1clJ's Nou-
~.. 1F11lrTs =
~: II: from the N. 7. Evening Post.l :.
:: We have been shown a private letter from
Thomas B. Clay, the son. Of Henry Clay, IN
Which he explains the position % q m%1en aaa ~
others IN regard to our ! national troubles be
a1st. lam for the Union, and opposed to All
Ms enemies without and within. -
"2d. I do not believe In the right Of one Or
more States t1 secede from this Union. lrec-.
ognixe the right Of olution under gEievoas
that the present revolution Was brought shout
@3d The President Of the United States has
constitutional, right. to OCCUPY and hold all
the property Of the United States, and to pass
troops through any of the States or territories
- 4th- :Thia Is my government a. we'll as Mr.
Ltncoln's:. From: all I can learn, 1t is neither
the wish nor intention Of this administration
OF the general Government to suhjusato the
seeded states, but that Its object Il to put
WI s5ih. :W1f three Others (dessrs HoaEtton,
] Swift and T3e), r voted, In the Housa' or Rep
resgtatives OF Kentucky, against resolution
in approval OF, Governor Magoffin'a answer to
the sec1etalyof War on reaulsitiqn bZ the
troops, because Isthonght the answer Was
<couched In such words as ought not to be used
by one occupying the high oflce he held to
smother high dig1it.rJ Of the land !; and, sac
ondly, ! thought ho transceuded the powers
conferred upon him as Governor, BY refusing
tionably the President, through his Secretary.
had the constitutional right to make the rsQul:
| 'BitioD. = - :. -,
N.6th. 7 hold to tho supremacy Of the Con.
| stitutton Of the United States over all State
~ eecco1,1e fa st.ra ma strinea md
| no other fog, Al 1has OF my country. :
f*o:"9tb. believe that5 a; atrict neutrality Il
now the only aafe position for Kentucky. Aul
other would be ruinoua to her people" :.
, 1861-06-15

a AWUQ AkQR9nE 0W0Ut 0An3Ks- -
The New Orleans Bes Of the 7th inst. thus
calls fer the immediate establishment Of
Louiaiana paper mill. Thtra is mono In tho
State at present: -
?. IA 60 many question: hAve been naked N
recently in regard to tho new enterprise, 4
paper mil, We will endeayor to give : faiat
outline Of IT'S ABSOLUTE HscRssW1. Tha
supplies Of papei for this Slate have, hitherto
all been drawn from the North, but ~ paper
has recently been declared contrAbaad Of war,
that source Of supply IL destroyed, and We
will have to look in our own confedeIscy for
F. our future supply. There are In the Confed
eracy some fifteen paper mills, which produce
daily about Is 900 pounds, whlle tho consump.
lion is over $4,000 pounds daily, Or Just
double the supply Now, If the war u to be
lorg one, and this enterprise IS anffered to
fall through, there are serious reasons to ap-
prehend an entire: suspension OF newspaper
publication, md also great inconveuience viii
result from the want Of even common wrap
ping paper. In our Judgment there never hss
been better opening for the employment OF
capital. .::,
, 1861-06-15
.Aword Ahon3 Gen. HeaufexaFd.:: 1
| &The' Phi1adslrhla Res, which sPpez1s to
know him well, thus 5allndes to Gen Beaure-

n Word About Reu. BeaureEaEds':{ I
e The Phi}adslrhla HFess, which sppears to
know him: well, thus 5allndes to Gen Besure-
gnrd:. Il -: 80 -'~
"Ths General belongs to ono Of thosa
wealthy Creole families Of the 8outh who con-
stltute socia1s ssrIstocracy:o :of sugar, like the
Virgtnit nsistocracy Of oysters, or the Carolina
a1istoeracy Of cotton. They speak mlssraale
french (or, iss ths, negroes call It, Gamoo
French, y sneer at BaEapartsaa, aud adore the
memory Of the Bourhons, speculate In neZros.,
/. defeat anything YANKEES or Saxon. aud Claim
an affinity with the Roman races Of the world,
J. Intensely proud, AID like all dem 5ceatlc aris-
|, tocrnclee, ignorant End opfnfonate they look
upon themse}ves 1athe natural rnler1 of tho
western hemisphere. and live In the hope or
the establishment Of Gatlic empire on the
banks Of the Mlsafs.1rpi, with q prince OF Or-
leans Or Burgundy enthronsd IA New Orleans,
and gny court antter1ng around him- fhe
preaent Gon.pl1acy seems to open mp to them
realization Of: these dreams, and taey haye
gone into It With :enthusiaam. It IL ths only
enthuatzen, indeed, the French Creoles have
been KNOWN to e1hfbittinc the EnEtlsh drove
them from Acadia = hundred years ago. Ehay
have neTeE forgiven the Bouapartes for tho
transfer Of Louistana, and have :obeyea tho
republic tn very suIleu and disseminated
manner evtr since. From this TACO Of men
comes General Benuregard- Uo Is wealthy
nan b7 marriage, cH educated man By tbs
charity Of tho Govuzrment, q pop0lsr mna BY
accident, aud proud nan by instinct Hc Ia
aald TO hare 1gaishea hiuss If In Mexico
, 1861-06-15

4mant uas not able to furnish the
apmes ii tho other two who Ktfe IDfured3 I
M<.iXhompaon, conductor OF the aecommods-:
tiod Ea1n, 1eaped rom It the instsut Of the:
collision snd lsnded safely, excepting that one
Of his ancles was sprained-. Mr. sntTely,
Agent for Adsms's Express; and Mr. Brown,
baggage emaster, were IN tho bsggsgs car,
when fhe tender: Of tha- engine wis crushed
In rpon; them, The former was some Whist
bruised: Tho escape OF either vas almost
miraculous, einco the wEeck Of ths tender was
literally dovetalled into the baggage car. Four
OF i've wood cars were wrecked, aud bosh To-
comotiYes were apparently destroyed The
wrecks were REMOVED within few hours; and
the tralns resumed their trips.-Cineitsaad
Commercials 18Th