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DISSOLVTIOV!

rpUE co-psr.rer-hip heretofore existing between D.
1 l.. BEARD and ". W ACtNALLY is rli- tay
al so!ved by mutual eOnssgt All psrs3as irfs5,rd 10
the above hrm are requested 20 CONE frre nj EuI
make payment to 7. l.. B-ard, who S. slone auh,dssi
20 cose g uR T. J.. BEARD,
W. w. NrASALLT.
The business will be carried on 81 ra- old -Jauf -.
Main street by q J.. BEARD
Memphis. Nlvawhar Iqrh 1851 un1Ig
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THE subscriber offers for sale Tie WATER WORKS
\ consisting Of engine snd it, appurrenauces. tauks
wagon, wster boxes, iron pipe. etc. VIII sell aITo-
gethsrr or REPEATEDLY on very reduced terms Tor c1sb
apply az tAe office OF j. q. Weld, No a. mon street.
nol%-lW " y. TTTTF EFOHk
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LOST Or mISLAInl

\ on the Q1arsrma-ters Dsqaum5as
y f1r sr'cs purchased. the amount o-iue in rLa-
ra'a niue hundred and -hiry dollan, t5a7jg. gsya,I-
ninety days from date. snd which f. oil 30 rs,u- zgrzb-
90 he owner. Any prr-lu hudipg the same all piea-=
leave rt with Major Anderson, Or fhs undersigned e.
He "orsham House, where they Sili be paid Tor lh+Is
rr01hie. .u0TE 0HT Guo a. rr-uu
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Forces in Maryland Increased.

NEW YORK, November A Washington
special to the New York Commercial says the
New jersey brigade marched Saturday mcrnIng.
They viii doubtless complete the perfect prep
]aratiOns fs preventing the passage Of rebels into
Maryland, under cover Of the guns Of their Poto-
mac batteries.
The same letter says that all regiments Of the
army Of the Potomac have their camp equipsge,
wagons, ambulances, horses and mules, and
other appliances, ready for taking the field az an
hours notice. The organization of wagon trains
mas been one of the most difficult of tasks.
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Extensive Auction Sale
$4,000 Worth of DRY Goods

NE will commence on WEDNESDAY. the I7th.
W az 10 o'clock, and continue from day no dav unrf
closed out The stock embraces quite = variety AMI
offers great Inducements 20 all th se wishing 20 re-
Renlsn, As goods must be bad or the trade viii clos.
Tue ladies are cordially i~nvited-their presence viii
cheer as these times. Arcade, No. 3 Front Row.
e. CAYCE & son.
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MCCLAvERLY.
CAIRo. II. November 8. Is6

IAIRO, IL, NOVEMBER :, IoDI.
General Commanding Forces, Columbus, Kentucky.
SIR In the skirmish Of yesterday, in which
both parties behaved with so much gallsntry
many unfortunate men were left upon the field
of battle who it was impossible to provide for
] now send, in the interest of humanity, Il
have these u~nfoItunates collected, and medica
attendance secured them.
Col. Webster, chiefof engineers, district South.
east Missouri, goes bearer Of this, and will eI
press to you my views upon the course that
Should be pursued under circumstances such as
those OF yesterday.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obi s'v't, l.. >. GRANT,
Brigadier-G General.
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memphis and Ohio Railroad COmDany.
FRIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
Mrgruur- N-araubarT 10 Fe-r

MEMPHIS. N0yember I2, 1881.
IREIGHT will be received TODAY for sh-pmeD-
i 10 Nashville. Clarksvile, Tsnneszle River sBd IN
tsrmedisie points. Tue completion Of the Tsuuez.aa
river bridge afords uupqualed fsciiueS for sbiDm-nt tv
this r0uIe. JAMES T~ALLMADGE. Ia
uOL1 Nuau4
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u 4 note from Mr. J.ia Sbumats, Of New
Madrid. No, Gays thar aaer The evacuation Of
Frsderickstown by Jed Thompson. ihc northern
Cloths sud YsDdals burned q portion Of the
Town. mine bouzes,) pllaged the Catholic church,
arrested some Of the ladies' Of tn place, torci-
bly, tore their esr-5obs from then ears and their
RIGGS nom their fingers, and offered them other
ioaienities TOO hateful 70 mention.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.

DETWEES Linden aad I-ui0n streets. 9 a5r.'
ID small LEATHER SAFCHEL. win . Por-moa-
male, contsiaipg a small -um II money. a suitsbaa p
wsri WI be given Tor 81 delivery ~
nal3as =. Fl CLsRKS
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Artillerists Wanted

FOR I~MNIEDIATE SERVICE
FEW e wanted 10 GU az "a Artillery Com "a
y pauy. Clothing, etc farm. led. Apply in-5N
msdiatsly q Sol 1Lsiu street. up stairs.
A. EETCHCN,
nOlJ lWH r.nr-fn- Com T. \ Arm-.
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NOTICE

A IL parties haEing clsims against the State Of Ten.
y nes~te or oniederaIe states ct America. contract
ed by me 81 Qusr, ermaster. viii present ken fmm-5r.
stely at my Office. IN DeSoio Block, Madison street.
IHOS. PETERS
u012 % Dir Osarrarmrsr.- n
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THE MARYLAND ELECTIoE-The following
dispatch to the Black Republican press shows
how the large Republican majority, noticed IN
our last, was obtained in Maryland
BALTIMORE, November 6.-The election is
proceeding quietly. Gen. Dix, this morning.
issued Instructions TO judges to allow no man to
vote who took part or bore arms in the April
rot, OF who refuses, when challenged, 20 take an
oath Of fidelity to the government. The whole
Union ticket viii Of course be elected by clear
aud undisputed majority.
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MASONIC NOTICE

Y adiourned convention Of PENN CHAP
A No. -. r. a. ~, for the s1a tsrou go
OF q alsss TO the Royal Arch Degree, VIII be NIX
held az th-ir Hall, OId-Feii0Ws' Baiidingt TO
NIGHT. az 7 o'clock. Sojourui1g companions are RS
ternallv invited to attend.
By order Of a J. WHEELER IT y.
mia t. ID g. TRADER <arf~r
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WANEER
WATER WORKS Fer SAFE!

SITUATION, By a southern Lady. a. Gov,us-
y in . private family She IL qualified TO- r.l.b sl
the English branches and Music. Address Nj. IT,.
uol2 lw Nemphi. Post UH7ra
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Horses. .ussEes, CafEEe. Hogs.
SheeB, Carriages.
H'0gOHS, Farming Utensils, etc.

Estimated 10 number 81 follows. % wit abo4t -. hraf
q H"ss, ID Mules. , Horses u Oxen sud Bs-~--
Cows and Calves, 3 head Of Sheep. 2 R7zRv- a. o.
rage, Wheat Ihrrshrr, / Wheat Fan. Z Gin. ] Waz-
on, I Market Nsg0J, Household aud Kitchen BURN.
turr, Farming utensils. anil various other articles per.
aiming 20 the farm and place
TERMS or SALE-Ihs above mentioned properly
VIII be sold on . ersdit Of six monrhs-fha pnr-h.s.--
20 execute noses with approved security for the Bur-
chase money. The sale win commence DuurtHsly %
II O'Clock A y on he premises, as above mentioned
JOHN G.. LANlER.
nolJ david CLERK and Master
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HEADQUARTERS lsT DIyIsIOS, Z
Wr-TrrS pYpARTWFST. L.. :. A

Brg-Gen. T.. S. Grant
SIR: am in receipt Of your note under cover
Of your flag oftruce, asking for Mrs. DOugherty
the privilege OF Joining her husband, who was
M unfortunately wounded in the sfaii Of the 1h.
1t gives me- pleasure to grant htT The oPpor-
tunity OF rendering such grateful service, and
| hope through her attentions the colonel may
speedily be restored to such a condition Of health
as is compatible with the loss he has been obliged
20 sustain.
Reciprocating your expressions Of aTeadineSS
to interchange kind Offices, | remain,
Very respectfully, your ob'tserv't,
l.. POLK,
Mai.-Cieu. Commanding.
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q Music Ham CHARMS. Tho Evsn,vile

(Ia.) Journal has the following:
Il is commuted that government has an army
Of about 100000 men-3OO regiments. Setting
aside cavalry and artillery, we presume two hun
bred Of these regiments are provided with bands
Of music and drumme1s, say thirty-seven each,
or an aggregate OF seven thousand -four hundred
musicians. What a stunning effect this united
force could have 10 playing Yankee Doodle to the
rebels.
Stunning, very! Blow your horns Abe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

FgA down East shipuaster, away from home,
received a letter a short time since, communica-
ting the fact thai BIZ had become a father. In
his reply he stated that his son should have the
name Of Jefferson Davis, and the order was
complied with--BOstOH Trdrslsy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

NAVAL NGAGENENT-A telegrsphic dispatch
from Charleston, dated the eth, says that the
steamer Aid, mounting two rife guns, had sn
engagement that morning, which lasted for q n
hour and a half, with one of LincOln's blocksd-
ing heet-distance one and a half miles. The
Aid fred beautifully, her shots dropping around
the blocksders. The latter's shots were equally
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

e The following is an extract from a letter
taken from the pocket OF a Lincoln soldier killed
In the battle at Columbus, by young Ninslow
Leayitt OF this city. The letter Is written by
" Sister Jane to her dear brother. It, tone in
dicates more clearly that among the masses Of the
North, the war is growing somewhat unpopular.
The letter says The excitement here IS great
with regard TO the treatment Of Fremont. Moth
er says she is getting to be almost Secesh. She
wishes that Washington would be destroyed,
aud ali the old graunies" that bear rule there.
She says she would ike to send old Abe a set
| OF pettcoats, with the request TO put them
on and retire to private life. As fol
myself, my patriotism has almost all forsaken me-
I read as little war news as possible, and think
as little Of war as lean"
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CUNNY BAGS! GTNNY BAGS

$4,000 secondhand Double GunRies,
lO,OOO Single GuRRieS.
uol22s FOWLEES s. 90.
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HEADQUARTERS IsT DIV, WESTERN DTrr.i
COLUMBUS, kv November ?, ls6l.

HEaDQTAHILI- iSE DIV kSTLltN DiIi.r Z
COLUMBUS, Ky November ?, l-ol. 5
Brcader-Geurrsl [. ;. Grant l.. S. A:
have received your note in regard to your
wounded and killed, left or the battle field after
yesterday engagement.
The lRteness of the hour at which my troops
returned to the principal scene Of the action pre-
vented my bestowing the care upon your wound
ed which | desired. Such attentions as were
practicable were shown them, and measures
were taken at an early hour this morning to have
them all brought in to my hospitals. Provision
was also made for taking care Of your dead The
permission you desire under your dag OF truce
Is granted with pleasure, under such restrictions
as the exigencies Of our service may require
In your note you say nothing Of an exchange
of prisoners, though yOn send me= private mas
sagr as to your piliughrss 70 Ffci~s>e certain
! wounded men and some iuyaLds, taken from our
list of sick In camp, and expect in return a cor
responding number Of your prisoners. Ny own
feelings would prompt me TO waive again the
unimpOrtant affectati0n Of declining 70 recog-
nize these States a. belligcrents but my gov
eminent requires all prisoners to be placed at
/ the disposal Of the Secretary OF War. / have
dispatched him to know if the case of the severe
ly wounded held by me would form an eHcep-
ton.
have The honor 70 be your obi sery't,
l. Polk,
Afajor-Ceneral c. 5. A
FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE LADY PER
NITTED TO NURSE Z HUSBAND.
CAIRO, Ill, November 10, 1861.
Mai Gen. Poll. Commanding az Columbus, by:
GENERAL 1t grieyes me to have 10 trouble
you again with a flag of truce, but Mrs. Col
Dougherty, whose husband is a prisoner with
sou, is very anxious to Join him under such re
s]trictions as you may impose, and | understand
that some of your officers expressed the opn-
ion that no objections would be interpOsed.
/ will BIZ most happy 70 reciprocats in a sim
lar manner at any time yOu may request it.
l am. General, very respectfully,
Your ob't s@ery't.
l.. ;. GRANT,
Brig-Gen. Us A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

~ The recent engagement, which occurred
a. Columbus on the 7ia inst is called me BAT
JLE or BELMONT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

DRERTED.-Three Of the Louisiana regulars
deserted TO the enemy on Thursday night last.
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EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.

II Is stated that the combined heels ="
England, France and Spain, against Mexico
viii carry 1000 guns, Spain alone contributing
600. Referring to these formidable preparations
the Evansville la Journal expresses amaze
raent at the indifference manifested by the
Neyicans. and adds that it is more han Sos'
rested. that the church party, SO far ron OPP
nosipo an invasion on the part Of spain. are al
heart favoring it. Some writers 60 SD lar as 70
assert thar q distinct understanding exists be-
tween the chief of that party, and the eaoinel
Of Madrid. on the subject, and rhst as soon as
The spaniards effect a landing at Vera Cruz, the
clerical party viii throw of The mask and
openly present themselye, the allies OF the
invader,
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MEMPHIS IMPROVED PROPERTY

Is sKchsags for Arkansas Legee Scrip or Arksuss.
Bordz Apply 90 y b sHAEEs
nel02m@ Al Harrington, Howell a Coz
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W. Ross, s. B. williamson. S. Il. Duuseoub. Z.
De,oach, A. G. Trsadwel.
$ T. DUNSCOsfB. Pres pro ten.
A. P. DUPUT, Secy.
Tbs Home Company win continue 20 insure
against the loss and damage bv Fire aud tie parirs o.
The rivers, 81 the current races Of premium. Loss--
promptly adjusted aud aid. A. 2. DUPUY.
noL5 SeerelsE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

~ The landing of our feet at " Bull Bay e"
is asad omen. Our Big Bethel, Bun Run, and
Balls Bluff affairs have satisfied Us that the let
tr b is not our " lucky letter by any means.
EpauS11ie (Eq.) Journal.
To this aIiterative'list OF uniucky names, You
may now add that Of Belmont battle. Big
Bethel. Bull Run, Balls Bluff and Belmont are
al &c singing bees"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

Fort HATTERAs-Itw was reported at Charles
ton. on he eth, that Fort Hatteras had been re-
taken by the ConfedeTates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

= Beanregard. says the Baltimore Sun of
for Charleston.
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FOR SALE

4 STEAM ENGINE, SAW AND GRIsT MILLS.
lOesasd lp Fallshstshie oouury. Misc
For particulars, RPP!y TO
O.. d. C~VAMBHRLIH.
In the Navy Yard,
oc& Memphis, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

NEW JERSEY ELECTION.-The recent cleo
ton IN New Jersey resulted as follows Ten
Democrats, ten Independent Democrats, and ten
Republicans IN the HOuse. There is probably a
small Union majority. No State ticket was run.
Election merely for county officers and the Legi
LIME
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CLOTHING!

G05 600 WORTH Of FINS CLorHry.5
bC@csOOO and Furnishing Good. AL.7 "a
Store E1EFssreS,
Lease Of Store, exc &C for .sle at A gr.sr b.--s-.
Some cry properly vii be taken. Amy soon -
y * MITCHELL
moi NV N"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

- ". G. Fargo, Democrat, was elected
mayor of Bufalo, New York, at the late election.
BY several hundred majority, over jas Adams,
Peoples candidate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

z The northern press Of the 9th report q
Federal force of II, 900 troops gathered at An
uapolis. awaiting a return Of the transports from
the southern coast. Their destination Is said 70
Doe 10 reinforce the army alrrsdy sent South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

- One Of the Conlederates confined in the
old Capitol at Washington, escaped GA the 9th.
The Provost guard, al latest accounts, had failed
10 reach him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

e We are receiving a perfect food Of let
tcrs from various parties giving rs many differ
ent versions of the late battle opposite Coium-
bus. We are forced 10 decline most Of these
favors as we can find nothing ia them that we
have not already published.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

CONYOCATIONs.-The State Convention OF
North Carolina, viii convene at Raleigh, on Mon
day, the 18th Of the present month
The Provisional Congress Of the Confederate
States VIII re-assemble ia Richmond, Va, on
Monday. the 25th day Of the present month.
The Virginia State Convention viii assemble
for the third time in Richmond. on Wednesday,
thr 18th Of this month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

The Federal commissioners 10 Europe,
Thurlow Weed and Archbishop Hughes, sailed
for Europe, in the steamer Africa Oh the 9th.
cen. Scott was announced to leave on the oh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

E=Ths news from the coast this morning
shows the selfsacrifcing patriotism Of the south
en planters. Ii is stated that they have com
menced to burn all the cotton along the sea-
board that is apt TO fall into the hands of the
enemy. This policy viii cripple the John
Brown invaders, and foil their infamous ma
rauding designs not less effectively than bullets
-.
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bank, j. incoming, j. Runnels, j.. Mulholland
G.. Smith. o. Collier. Westinghouse
COMPANY r.
Killed-None. Wounded-Privates r. G..
Burnie, A. II, Patterson, J.J Freeman, (mor-
tally, II. G. Stone, II. G. Dundas, r. W Green
A. w. Hart Corporal 5. G. Dudley. Missing
Priyates W. B. Soford, ". II. Burns. Thomas
COyner.
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Kiled-Phyate 10. Strange. Wounded
Privates A. Mullins, P. Delphi; Lieut.. Stewart,
Sergeant Stewart, Corporal W. b Upton.
Missing-nOne.
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FERNANDO

INSURANCE COMPANY,
Memphis ..'..s'"....-. TeBlResGPP,
OFFICE sou'5 sids Of ) Hsfs5u street. Two doors
~ iIom he Planters Bank.
Capital SI6O.OOO
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Kiled-Private VIM. Pritchard. Wounded
Rivates Jas. Tate, W. II. Eason, Jno. Baxter
| VIM. Regg, Center, W. Blake, n. A. Ridley, II.
n Wsrbritteu, }. n. Roster, NJ. A. sampson
Missing-N B. Bliss, +. NJ. Bjggs.
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Later from the Atlantic Const.

NASHVILLE, November I2-The Union and
American viii publish tomorrow an address 10
the people Of Tennessee, by Gov. Harris, calling
upon them to furnish every double-ssrrelled
shotgun and rife they have, to arm the TROOPS
now Offering their services. He says the State
must, and to the full extent OF her resources,
shall be protected, and declares he is resolved
10 exhaust every resource of the State before a
foot Of the invaders shall po)lute her soil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

Kmed-yone woundsd-Privstss G. Bur-
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Killed-Privates Wm. Roberts, VIM Rains,
Vim. McCarter. Wounded -PriYates VIM.
Stewart, Sam. william, Pat Nolan, j. Bonclan,
J. Holiday, VIM. Maulden, jess Bardin. Olsie
Porter, Jno. Riley, J. +, Wilson. Missing
Private JnO. Long.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

The Charleston Mercury says it is reported
that the enemy has occupied Beaufort, but the
report is discredited. The planters are destroy
ing quantities of cotton to prevent it falling into
the hands Of the Federals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-13

Kined-Pdvate r. Bell. Wounded-Lieut
MELONS; Privates j. Dunkan, J. Roach, J.
Eaton, j. Norton, J.. Mccain, J. Cain.
COMPANY B..
Kiled-Privates T. Moore, A. Jones. Miss
f~ng-Privatss W. Hayden, 4. Mouley.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31
BACON, LIQUORS, &c


400 bbs OnclnnAt 'rmon WHISKY.
s. IBIS common fine and Wrench brandy
Shalt pines Hennesy and otard French brandy
hsifPiPes Holland gin
20 bbs and half bSa blackberry, cherry, and ginger
~ SSi. aae virginia sppi. and peach brandy.
10 obls No-thera apple brandy
% bbh Trulis
s. bids priuie shoulders and side.
1000 sehoceys ,usareurtd WoridsFair hans
100 smith I'd hens
- tIgrcel ana bon, prime Western lard
leo SSis eTTs c, B. A crushed and powdered sugar.
so bbls- brown sugar
soObbls Ne l, 2, Aad msekerel.
100 bbls family herrngL
go bbh No / cut hear hgs.
4S sSis aoe. supsrsue. and family aOlr.
50 kits No. maeterel
6 half bbs white Ash
s hslfboxts loaf sugar.
Is bags Rio and Lagusyra eouee.
leo boxes Of mustard
30 bundles wrapping tEine
20 boxea chalk and Povhatan pipes
6oeoEe' ground pepper.
% doH broom1
20 dcE barrel covers.
10 d0A cedar tubs.
SO OF - applng paper.
. 20 kegs b. Carbonate OF soda
Is boxes AlteAsIs candles
colgAfe's de,erslve and fancy soap.
~ sels- Cuba and n o. noAses.
500 denlshns.
$50 doE cotton and heap rnes.
Loo gross matches.
1o0 doE ba -keta-
co. boxes tobacco.
50 kegs ssl ada
Is half chests green and blast tsa
100 baxzs Ad4manine candles.
sss TIE sssaon Of The rAAs stock which Idee
70 V" W '-'- THOMAS yosys.
~. Min Street.
Nay so-Ia
DR as, .'sl@ ~-lss Assooss AZ.
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

Books FoR rHE SOLDIERS Volunteers Who wish 20
Vile away AZ hour or two in camp, by reading an ell
teraiuirr volume. can supply themselves, without
pease oy ealing al Mr. RandOlphs bookstore, on Main
street about midway between lS,h and l4,h streets
See Advertisement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

For MANASSAS JcScrIoN.-Rsv. T W. White will leave
chmoad for tie above place tomorrow morning. Per
sous having letters or other cations for the
member, of Captain Shields battery will leave them al
Mes,rs j. woodbOuse a Co. 5 by O'Clock to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

D.syIAeG,D.-A man calling himself Richard Washing
ton has been 10 jail FOR several days on the charge Of
being suspicious p5rsOn An Investigation before the
Mayor Yesterday developed he fact that the prisoner
lad visited Alexandria and Nelson county soue years ago
other parts Of Virginia and represented himself to
be Col Lee. de stated that bis residence Is a. present
on German Creek. Granger county, East Tenn' ssee,
aud that he came here tender battalion OF soldiers
o. Gov Lsc5cr The prisoner il evidently H-H c.mp0S
sat, AID n veN OF al the facts, the Mayor determiI-
"a TO turn him loose so be complete his ar
Engagements for returning 10 Tennessee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

DisoxDsRLY Peter Allen before the Mayor yes
terlsy, charged with being drunk and disordsry, aud
assau,irg Ro5t England, his house on l7h street.
Peter committed in default OF security Tor LIS future
coed behavior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

drilled By him--ths Chicago z5ulvss-frIng veIIsy
over It. Then grounding their they took sbovela
and fled 10 the grave. Three voIeys were subse-
qaenty fired and the multitude OF mOurners dispers.
ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-31

XssrsLr-Tle mama Of our young tOwusmAn, Charlie
Crane, son Of A. Jldson Crane, Esq, msspelt
"Crance" in tn list Of the Howizer Bl,alon, publish
Cd Yesterday The composor followed copy IN set
ting OF Che rolls which kindly furnished az our
quest. uy ,uoitsru Of the Battalion. We deem IL pro-
per % make this correction act Of justice 10 Mr..
Crane Who though Of the Youngest members OF his
corps exceIet by auy zeal and enjoys the sat
ishoto0 Of having aided in hung the frs shot at the
enemy, Oh York river.