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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

IMPORTANT INTELLIeENcr-Fyy 4aHs Of
Firearms for the Southern 0olteaSrdey.-
The New York Tribune observes:
We learn from authority that can not be
questioned that Captain Wilmer, of the ship
Bamberge, of New Orleans, wa to sail on the
2lst of April from Liverpool for that port,
having on board forty to fly tuns of FIRE.
arms. This ship will be due at New Orleans
about the end of this month, and possibly as
she is a fast vessel, q little sooner. Should
she be able to escape the blockading squad
ron in the Gulf and get into the Mississippi,
or run in anywhere on the coast an addition
of probably not less than ten to twelve
thousabd muskets or rihes win be made to
the available military means of the traitors.
II is possible that the Government is aware
of this fact as our informant made the state
ment to q clerk in the Boston Custom
house-as he was not able to procure an in
tervieW with either the Collector or Dep.
uty-snd the clerk may have communicated
it to his snperiors, II can, at any rate, do no
harm TO make the fact public that The ship
Bamberge had such arms on board, and that
they were taken by Captain Wilmer with
the expectation of getting more than or
binary freight for them, because the goods
were contraband Of war. Should the ship
be fallen in with by any Of our cruisers, they
will know what 70 find on board Of her.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

CASE OF IEFANTIcIDE.-COrone Emmert
was yesterday called upon to hold an inquest
on the body of an infant found in a vault
back of Mrs. Welch's clearinghouse, No.
2e2 West Fifth street. 1t was the child of
Mary Murphy, a servant girl, and was born
on Sunday last. The inquest was postponed
till to-day, in order that it might be ascer-
tanned, by a post-mortsm examination,
whether 1t was or was not born alive. The
unfortunate mother is in a very critical con-
dition, and for that reason has not yet been
arrested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
lTse mar,.e Ho.s,,.1.

.
The Marine Hospital, on which 60 much
money wss spent, and which has never been
completed, win be employed during the
present war for the accommodation Of sick
soldiers, and alro be used as a depot for the
distribution Of donations for the army.
The building will be fitted and furnished,
and the services maintainedb by the voluntary
contributions of the citizens. Therefore, con
tributions in money, provisions, groceries,
housekeeping articles, crockery, medicines,
fuel, etc etc, respectfully solicited, and win
be received at the Hospital, on and after to.
day, May 81. The following gentlemen will
compose the
BOARD OF SUPERVISION AND FINANCE:
R. W. Burnet, No. LAG West Seventh
street; James Taylor, No. 427 West Sixth
street; Latz Anderson, Pike-streei; Captain
O. g. Pearce, No. l16 Broadway; B. P. Ba-
ker, No. 124 West Eighth-street; Crafts J.
Wright, No. 800 West Fourth-strset; O. II.
GeoHroy, Gibson House; Henry Probasco, No.
22l West Fourth-street S. H. Burton, No.
Is West Second-street; A. Wolf jrr No. 1877
West Eighth-street; Henry Pearce, No. 80
Harrison. street.
For the special affairs of the Hospital, the
following is the
BoARD OF MANAGERS.
Mrs. Drennon, No. 252 West Fourth. street.
Mrs. Crafts j. Wright, No. 229 West Fourth
street; Mrs. CIV. S~tarbuck, No. lls Mound
street; Mrs. J. P. Kilbreth, No. 422 West
Sixth-street Mrs. VIM. Proctor, No. 297
Race street; Mrs. John Swasey, No. 100
West Seventh street; Mrs. Judge Hoadley,
No. 40 West Third street; Mrs. @. Address,
Broadway and Third Mrs. Wm. Bromwell,
No. 359 West Seventh street; Miss s. Steer,
No. 81 Longworth-s street.
oAR OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
@. L. Avery, M. D.; j. A. Murphy, NJ. D..
w. H. Mussey, M. d. J. r. White, NJ. D.i
VIM. Clendenin, NJ. D.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
Thomas H. Kearney, M. D.
The Board of Managers will at once or
ganize classes of nurses for the hospital and
the camps. Numbers have already volun-
teered. Such as desire to co operate in this
department will please send name and resi-
dence to either of the managers.
Every donation should be accompanied
with the name and residence of the donor,
and the name and quantity Of the article
sent, so that a complete record can be kept.
Mrs. Flamen Ball, Clifton Mrs. Jacob
Hoffman, Cumminsville; and Mrs. Henry
Q. Lord, Sedamsville, will receive and for.
ward any donations for the Hospital.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

TO the Editors Of te Daily Press:
Viii you have the goodness to allow the
insertion of the following: The men compos-
ing Captain Symmons's command, First
flannel shirts. The mere mention of this
fact is sufficient in this community to have
it at once remedied.
Yours, &c, VOLUNTEER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

CASE CoNTINUED.-Rudolph Gether, who
struck a man named Dickman on the head
with a brick, was brought up in the Police
Court yesterday for trial, but the case was
finally continued till Thursday next; the de-
fendent being held under 1880.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

FLAG PREsESTATIoN.-The ladies of the
First Ward will present a flag to Cmpany B,
Of the National Guards, at the Congregational
Church, on Lawrence. street, tomorrow even
ing. The company is commanded by Captain
Garnett.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

Masonic VIsIT TO COLONEL ANDERSON.
The Masons ofthis city, ~Covington and New
port, paid a visit to Colonel Anderson last
night and were cordially received. They
marched in procession, and numbered about
four hundred persons, and were introduced
by Judge Hoadley, who made a handsome,
patriotic speech. The Colonel replied briefly,
but pointedly, after which the procession de-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

Contract AwARDED.-The contract for
supplying the police officers with coats was
yesterday awarded to G. Omenskamp, the
price o fthe garment, without buttons, being
$11. The contract for the remainder of the
uniform has not yet been given out.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

OoRoSKR's IEQUEsT.-Ooronor Emmert yes
terday held an inquest on the body of a boy
about six years of age, named Conrad Gsiser,
whose parents reside in Storrs Township,
and who was drowned in Mfllcreek on Sat
urday last. The jury returned a verdict of
accidental drowning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

KENTUCKY MoNEY.-By reference to adj
vertisements of j. A. Devou, Successor to
Devou & Rockwood,) it will be seen that he
is taking Kentucky money for mantiIlas,
busters, boulevard hats, ribbons, trim
minos &c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

WANTS VANISH

If you want a Servant, advertise In
THE DAILY PRESS.
II ron want a House, aevertDe in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want TO Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THB DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
n t THE DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
AMUsEMENTs.

NATIONAL THEATER.-A fair audience, in
point Of numbers, considering the inolem-
eney Of the weather, attended the National,
last evening, to witness Churcb's new local
hurlesque, entitled The Femas Home Guard.
In this piece one sees a great deal On Mr..
Church, and very little of any one else,
which, however felicitOus for Mr.. Church, is
extremely unfortunate for the audience.
The burlesque is very patriotic, and Mr..
Church does a great deal Of very bad sing
ing, to which bis hearers listened with q
marvellous degree Of patience. We greatly
fear Mr.. Church has mistaken his vocation
and we would advise him, if he has any
benevolenoe in his nature, to abandon the
stsee, and all attempt at play-writing, for
avpr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
%sioners, at the regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders: Pay Roll of
County Jail, $40 "a; Rover Guards, services
to Sheriff, 500. Total, $2lO "a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

PETTY LARcENY.-Henry Armon was yes
terday sent to Jail for thirty days, for having
stolen one pair of ladies' shoes, the property
of August Kateman, of 247 Central. avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

Assessors RETURNs.-The Assessors made
their final returns to the County Auditor, yes
terday, but we are compelled to omit them
on account of their length.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
nIanufacture Of Gunpowder

The invention of gunpowder is claimed by
the Germans for their countryman, Mr.. Ber-
tholdus Schwartz, but il is well known to
have been in use among the Chinese since
A. D. IS.
Some of the best qualities are composed
as follows;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

STRAYRD-oR sToLEN-S5 REWARD-On
y Thursday night or Friday morning, from the
hntuns AZ Mr.. 0iBryan, one bay Horse, supposed to
Is or ggears old, about 1914 or l6H hands high A
eNaTd " %, and expenses paid, for Information
Fhich VIII lead 10 the discovery II sald house. Word
N be let at ID Up. hIlEY,B Sivory Stable. on
hih.stI or At N TR0uhSrINE's, near the three
AIIa atcIe, on Madison Pike, OF at 80 West Pearl.
1fsrf, bltWeen Main aud VAIN II. my1l-c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

SEIZURE OF CoETRAsAsD GooDs AT GALL.
PoIIs.-By a letter from Henry Grsyum,
Deputy United States Marshal at Gallipolis,
we learn that the steamboat Allen Collier,
bound for the Kanawha River, was stopped
at that place, on her way up, and the follow
ing cargo of provisions taken out: Flour, one
hundred and twenty-five barrels; bacon,
two casks sugar, ten ~hogsheads; coffee,
twenty bags molasses, six barrels; mack
erel, five barrels; herring, one barrel. The
boat had been loaded at Cincinnati, and
the articles siezed were, without doubt, in
tended for a Secession camp, located q short
distance above Charleston. There are, at
that point, about fifteen hundred well-armed
troops, mostly from Eastern Virginia, who
have been placed there with a view Of over
awning the Unionists at the election on
Thursday next.
Captain J. X. Johnston, of the Collier, dis.
CLAIMS any knowledge Of the ultimate destin-
alton of the goods, aud fled his statement
with the officials. The United States Dis
trict Attorney has given orders that the
articles shall be retained by the authorities,
with a view to their confscation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

SIXTH WARD AssEssoR's RETURNS The
assessors returns show $6,92s, 1923 10 as the
amount Of taxable property in the Sixth
Ward
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

RELIGioUs SERVICES AT CANT CLAY
Archbishop Purcell preached a highly patri-
otto discourse at Camp Clay, yesterday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

Judge Storer intimated in a matter incl
dentally before him, that a sale of real estate
by a Master Commissioner ought not to be
risked; that it was a mooted question
whether a sale on execution was valid unless
made by the Sheriff.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
City News.

The largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, southeast
corner Of Court and John.
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LOST.

OsT-s6 REWARD-0n Thursday, "a blaok.and-
- tan Terrier Dog, ears cropped about niue
months old, and answers to the name Of "JaekP'
The finder will be paid the above reward on leav-
ing him at the second house on Third street, below
the Northern Bank, in Ouyingtonr Ky. my2l-b'
OST-At Clifton, one DARK. dun horse, with
II black tail and name small stripe across his
back also, one bay horse, with halter on nearly
blind; Leave them at OnmminsYille Drydock, or
81 JENNlFER'S Stable, corner Of Walnut and
Twelfih.sts mylS-fs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

CASE OF ISAAC JACoBs.-Issac Jacobs will
have a second hearing before United States
Commissioner Halliday next Thursday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

PERSONS out of employment may profit by
perusing advertisement in another column
of Bacon's Mercantile College.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
PERSONAL.

DRRs0NAL-Mr. JOHN RETH has Just ar
rived in this city from Memphis, and would
like to have an interview with Mr., JOHN RUNGE,
at Mr.. DTER'S, % Mason st., between Vine and
Walnut. mylS.cs
DBRSONAL-W. KRNT& CO., manufactures
boots and shoes, No. 1875 Fifth-street, three doors
past Of Race. The work IL all done by competent
where else In the city. ia27-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

ne C~anoiunah DALI PRrss e ne nuinrdi oroaa Of
labor asd eHplopuie.f IN I'D Oh. The Jnoliies u
Communication which a. anishes behoeen ldborers and
employers, aad betpeea capitol avid fadas,rV, by means
Of " large circulation end deap advertisements, ap-
ply ne psoph uith a convenience askioh has only 10 be
ffsd TO Be appreciated. a brief advertisement IN ne
DAILY PRtss places he object before n7dnp thousands
Of boh ldborers and employer, aud Of buyers and
selers.
dnsrers 10 Advertisements nay be received al ne o6os
Qhhe DAILY Pass, sealed, and addressed 10 names
dnifida or uu5gbers
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

Adjutant Ablel Hamilton, lately Of Great
Falls, N. H, now Of Worcester, Mass,
eighty-two years of age, teuders his services
10 the Government 10 midtown the rebels.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

Whookunka (Elkl the last Of the Winnie
bago Chiefs, died at La Crosse, Wisconsin,
last week, Of appoPlexysSn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
FOUND.

FOUND-C0W-A dark brown COW, with white
A' legs and face. The owner can have her by pay
ing charges. Call at the foot of Court. st, near
DeercIeek, to JAS. ToRRAE my2l.b'
EOUND-A RED OOw-Without horns, on Sat
y nIday last. The owner eau have her by calling
at EDm0ND HANLEY'S, @ Columbia. street,
between Rose and Park. my2I.be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21
FOR SALE.

E0R sALR-FURNITURE-A GOOD chauco for
n a mtchsnic TO start housekeeping in a small
way. 1t will be sold cheap, as The parties are
breaking up house. Apply to H.. OAVELL, IS
Broadway, up stairs. my2i.bS
EGOR A~L0ON-Oheap, as the proprie.
u tor wishes to leave the city. To a man with a
small capital a good bargain will be given. INQUIRE
at 351 West Fifth st. myi9.bS
ENOR sALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, 4 rooms
- with modern improvements, bathroom, gas,
&c., lot 80 by 1927 feet. Apply at 400 Hopkins.
street Ground a perpetual leasehold, with priyl-
lege OF purchase. myl9.fs
NOR SALE-A FIRST-OLAsS SALOON-m
~ one OF the best locations in the city, now do
Ing q paying business. 1t wilt be sold at a great
bargain. as the owner has other business. Apply
to HALE & CO., 12S Walput-st. myIe B
TOR SALE-BIRDs-Three hundred Mocking
~ and other birds, old and young, will be sold for
cash or ladies' and Rentlemea's secondhand cleth.
ing. Apply at AZ East Third.st, between Syca-
more and Broad way. myl6T'
F0R SALE-A Wholesale Liquor and Wine
Store, situated in a n~rst-rate location, and do
ipg a ~frst-Jate business The owner wishes TO re-
tire from business. Address Postofice Box 9IS,
with zeal name. myil h
EOR SALE UNITED STATES GOVERN.
NJ MINT LAHDS-Atl 2K to so cents per acre.
Persona desiring can effect entries of the United
states Government Lands in Missouri at the above
prices, on application to the undersigned, who Is
authorized to take applications in due form These
t.. 0. Nourse & Co. IS Bank, 80 West Third ct.
n 4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

ATTEMPTED SU1cIDE.-A German named
Wilhelm Kleinfelter, who resides on Spring.
street, above Hunt, attempted to commit
suicide, by taking laudanum, yesterday
morning. He lost his wife and only child
a boy four years of age-last week, since
which time he has been slightly insane. He
occupied a small room alone, but his move.
ments were carefully watched by some
friends, although they had no idea that he
meditated self. destruction, as it was not
supposed that his mental alteration was
serious. As he was not seen to leave his
apartment mp to eleven o'clock, his friends
called to see the cause, when they found
him lying in the bed in a state OF uncon-
sciousness, from the use of laudanum. Med
ical aid was Immediately called in, and, by
using the proper restoratives, he was par
TALLY restored, but it is doubtful if he will
recover. On a table near the bed was a
small vial, which had evidently contained
the narcotic, but which was entirely empty.
He is twenty. six years of age, and has been
in this country for six years.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

NO. Q MAIH-sTREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Successors TO Watkin, Free q Oe.) a
HAVING PURCHASED THE IRON
II 6TOBE, FOunderT and Maohine-shOp, We will
continue the business At the old stand, In all Of its
branches, whore we will be happy to see the friends
and patrons Of the old house, and supply them on
the same liberal terms as heretofore. We have on
banda full assortment Of Iron, Steel, Nails, Springs,
Axlee, Nnts, Washers, Carriage bolts, Hamnsrs,
Anvils, Blaokemith's Tools, Files, Rasps, etc. Also,
MAJ ~ufaeture Sugar. mills and s~ugar-making Appa'
ratnsi Corn and Oob.mills Agricultural Steam
boilers, Tom Thumb Mills, Kitchen Mills, Farm
and Church Bells. Also, Castings Of every deserip-
tion,t0 order. a myll-deod
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-21

H '"iu"O4O mSAOsuiSSi uhNb D6en re-
turned from the Dead letter Office, Washing
ton, DC. If not applied for, they will be re-
turned to the Department;
R. D.. Bowler, to Peter Henderson.
--J to VIM. Skinner.
Jas Gordon, to A. M. McClelland.
Gray & Brothers. to 3. y Carlton & Co.
Ryland, Bnmmun Il Halch, to Douglas & Co,
Watkins, Free 4 Co., TO VIM. james.
". =. Barry & Co. to Frank Rittman.
Patrick Dlgan, to Mary Moran.
J. S. Goodman, to Collins & Boorn.
Jacob Putthof, to NJ ID. Potter.
G.. ID. Wendull, Marsh & Co., to MUD Oopelapd.
J.. McPheIson, to Webb 4 Twanbly.
Annie to MIS- q. W. Wager.
Mary o., to VIM Fibnegan.
Smith q MeAlpine, to W. 4 M; zahuisa.
Marsh, Carliss 4 Co to Geo. b. Joiner.
Geo. Mills, to h. II. Gibson.
Jas Wynne, to Amanda Portwood, .
7, d, TO Mrs. J. L Richmond.
Wm.R Rano, to Patrick Ratican.
Mr.. j. I. Patrick, to Rich. Taylor.
-, to Miss Eliza \. Sleyin.
1870. to Joseph Hewitt. .N
Acton a W, to Jas h. Smith.
q. W, Guilford, to Treasurer Of Law Ofice, Lo-
Jssnipgs, Butterheld & CLARK, to John Lorce,
FIG Barbadoss, TO Garrison Barbadoes. .t'
q. II. Busbing, to nj. j. Lyons.
r. q, Jones, to Annie Coleman.
Straight, Dunning & Go, 70 Scott, Stewart 4 Co.
q. \, Adae, to 4. c. Nicola.
G w. Starbuck, to Clar1ssa Bushholder.
{. v. s sssESuSs' to Z. hoS Ss%RtRs0n
To obtain the above letters, personal appli-
cation must be made by one of the parties 10
10. BAUM, P. N.
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John ELLIsnN s. CO..

SMOKERs, ATTBNTIONi-A UHOIoR
OF FKRGusON's, Ninth and Vine. - apzs
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PIE DAILY PRESS.


TuBt DAY.-----~-.4.ye.- MAY ~
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drrirdls-S unday-Telegraph Louisville. Mon
aay-w; L Msolsy, Pittsburgi Superior, Louisville;
Magnolia, Maysyille; Allen Collier, Kanawhs; For
est Queen, Madison; Lancaster, Neville; Liberty,
Wheeling
Depgrtures- Sunday-Telegraph, Louisville. Mon
day Superior, Louisville; Magnolia, Maysville;
Forest Queen, Madison; Lancaster, Neville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-25
ErnIn the POTOMAC.


The Federal authorities says the RichUaond Dis
patch Of the lath, are really outvieing the Sepoys
in acts of barbarism and serocity. They have con-
yerted this war into crusade against women and
children, rsiher than conducting it on those high
and honorable PRINCIPLES recognized as legitimate
among those nations. protesting to be enlightened
and Christian in principle. As an instance of their
atrocity we copy the following from the Freder-
icksbusg Herald Of the 17th inst:
On Sunday morning last, one of those Yankee
tugs that have infested the Potomac for months,
drew near and, commenced shelhng the house of
Mr.. Withers Waller, whilst the family were all IN
bad, in faaGied, peaceful security. As may well
be. imagined, the occupants were alarmed, and
we'll they might be-shot and shell falling thick
and fast around their domcA from anenemy only
q few hundred yards off, who regarded neither
womaahooe or childhood. Mrs waller ran ont Of
the house with nothing but her dress hurriedly
spped over her night clothes, in her bare feet
flying for safety Mr.. Waller secured the children
and FASTENED with them and Mrs. w. to ditch
where they were hidden and comparatively safe
srom the demon attack Of the hea1tless foe.
The tug fired from 80 TO 40 shots, but did No
succeed in materially damaging the house, thoGgl
their shells burst and fired eight stacks OF staaSa
| which were of course destroyed. The Yankee tn
was armed with two 32-pounders and a rife gun.
! Mr. Waller's house is in Stafford coarty les
| than a hundred yards from the river, and SON
| four or five miles above Aqua Creek. The attac
| was altogether one of the most cowaI IDLY and mea
that even a Yankee could perpeirate.
From the Fredericksburg Recorder of the II
inst we extract the following
| The only matter OF striking interest that has o
cured on this river since our last has been Il
running Of the blockade by several crafts on su