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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

"About four hundred men, with two hun
dred horses, have been mpl0y.d ON the aque-
duct works in this city Most of the prinei
pals engaged upon the works, Chief Engineer
Myers, four OF his assistants, Captain Megs,
CORES spending clerk ana Mr.. Rivers, whom
Captain Megs left in charge of the Capitol
when he went TO Fort Pickens, have all Sc
cedad, gone South and Joined the traitor
Complain u have been made that the four hun
dTed men referred to above originally were
organized i'll. to tour companies by Myers, and
that they We're disioyai, aud being stationed
at Droyers Rest, the direct road leading to
Harrer's Ferry, and on lhe line OF the canal
were evidently engaged III bad business ; ac-
cordiugiy, Secretary Cameron issued AN order
to day to Captain Meigs TO dsband and dis
peTse the four com i,anies named, and 10 see t.
IL that the horses and other property belong
ing to the Government did not fall into thelI
hands This order was promptly executed.
1.-THE twenty days notice TO the rebels Il
dispense will expire tomorrow, when Thu
picket GUARDS OF the rebels will be driven in
on the Virginia side OF the Long Bridge, ano
the secession flag which has been waving
within telescope sight OF the White House Il
Aiexandra for several days, Will be strack
or captured by some OF The gallant troops WHIT
are anxit us 10 take the con tract.
major Anderson VIII be promoted 10 The
position of Brgadier General iii the Army. -
". 7. Herald.
The above Information is singularly aceu
rate, as is generally the case with wha
emanates from the New York Herald. Elk
eept that Mr.. MYERS was not the Chief Engi
reer of the Aqueduet-that none of his assist
ants did resgn-that Captain MEIas is not
corresponding clerk-that no companies eX
isted-that the road to Harper's Ferry doe
not run by Drover's Rest-that Mr.. RIVER
should be Mr.. RIvEs, and that neither Mr.. N
nor Mr.. K. have been in the neighborbood c
Haiper's Ferry at all, and that these gentle
men have joined the true men and not tn
trai.ors--that the picket guard was not drive
in and the secession dag struck on the al
pointed day, and that Major ANDERSON ha
not yet been made Brigadier General--wit
those few exceptions, the whole paragraph
true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
The Mnuih GruWinX

The Richmond Eeaminer publishes the fol
lowing extract from private letter, written
by an intelligent gentleman residing near
Iazoo City, Mississippi:
I'VE have health and an abundance Of the
necessaries of lite. The crops were never
more promising. OF cereals, twice as much,
and more than w:ts ever made before, VIII De
raised. We are fixing for Il long war II Old
L bs desires il. All OF our planters are raisiHg
more or less corn Tor the Army, some AS mItcu
ns thirty acres of our rich anu vial Lands, ca
pable OF producing 200 bushels. They VII!
starye us in Il hDrn. We have been buying
their produce because II was more prohtabit
for us TO raise cotton and sugar; hut now Lht)
Will see There is nothing thit we can't bea
the Yankee ut, except making wooden nut
megs and trdggfng."
Every word of this is true. The South car
feed and clothe herself, and if the rest of th'
world can dispense with her cotton, let then
make the experiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

More Tennessee Fotunteers-The Walker Le-
gien.-An accession TO the number of volun-
teers stationed at Richmond took place yeser-
day morning at o'clock p NJ, the DanviIle
train having arrived at that time with the I'd
Regiment Of Tennessee Volunteers, COMPOSED
of 952 men, and commanded by Col. VIM. Il.
Bate, distinguished lawyer of Gallatin coun-
ty, Tenn. as also n Tell-tried soldier upon the
historic fields Of Mexico. It's other field and
stall officers are Lieut.. Col. Goodal, of Sum
ner county, one of the first to scale the walls
Of Monterey, in the great battle which derived
its name from that place. Major Doak, a
prominent member Of the Tennessee Legsla-
ture, also earned soldiers tame in Mexico.
Captain If. W. Cluskey, our confrere of the
| Memphis Aruidnche, is on the staff of the Col
onel as Quartermaster Of the regiment. DR..
Kennedy, of Sumner, is Surgeon, and Or. Frs
kline. of Shelby, the Assistant Surgeon Of the
regiment, both leading members of the nedi-
cal profession in Tennessee. We do not recol-
! lect to have seen finer body Of men in any
! regiment. Most Of them are from Sumner,
! Davidson and Rutherford counties, though
Bedford is represented by company, as is
Maury and Shelby, the extreme Western coun-
| ties in tho State.
| We give q list of the companies and their
! Captains Company a, Captain Stephen
| White, Sumner county Company b, Cap
tain Anderson. Maury county; Company
| 4, Capt. Chaney, Davidson county Com
pany ID, Capt. Henry, Rutherford county
company +, Capt Hunt, Shelby county !;
county; Company g, Capt. Erthmar, Nash
Vile Company II, Capt. Dennison, Bed
ford county; Company l, Capt. Tyre, Sumner
county; Company J, Uapt Humphrey Bate,
| Summer county. The Carolina Greys Capt
| Hunt, is the Color Company OF the regiment
The title ef this gallant band of soldiers
from the Volunteer State, who have como from
their far homes to resi-t the invasion Of Vir-
ginia soil by the vandal troops of Abraham
Lincoln, is the Walker Legion" designa
ton significant of their just appreciation Of the
distinguished Secretary Of War of the Con
federate States. rs the name is properly hon
ored by the chivalric source If the compli
ment.
Accompanying the regiment is a vigorous
though aged gentleman, Col. White, of Sum
ner county, who has two sors in the regimen
as CAPTAINS, and one a. private. lie ais,
has a son at Pensacola. A noble sire Of gal
laI.t sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

TIE Three Companies of North Carolina
volunteers that have been at Towards Grove
for several days past, are the Independent In
fantry. Capt. Starke, and Light Infantry,
Capt -Huske, from Fayetteville; and the
Southern Stars, Capt. Hoguc, from Lincoln
county. Each company numbers l05 NEIL
They are part of the First Regiment of North
Carolina Volunteers, as already stated,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

WORTHY OF RgcoRD.-Hon. Edmund Burke
of Concord, n. H., at a meeting recently call
ed in that city, for the purpose of raising
funds for volunteer company, said:
This war is war against orr own broth
ers. There is no glory to be won III such war
There were both glory and honor TO be won III
Il war az inst foreign enemy; but not in the
miserable business OF butcnerins our OWL
brothers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
SEND Us THE NEWS.

Our friends at the vsrions camps and places
Of rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer a
favor by sending TO US any interesting intel.
lgence, at the earliest practicable moment,
for qualifications. We desire To keep COR readers
Informed in regard TO evcrything that trans
pires, and Will pay an adequate compensa-
ton for important news.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

attempted Burglary.-We are informed that
an attempt was made on Monday night to
break into and rob the store of Mr.. John Clash,
on Booke avenue. The thief bored a number
of augur holes in the front window, by which
be was enabled to open it. Goods were being
taken out as fast as they could be gotten at,
when the noise alarmed MIR. Clash, whose ap-
pearance caused the operator to beat rapid
retreat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Tar Thsm--It has been suggested that the
South will save itself considerable trouble IN
future, by laying tax on all immigrants from
Yankee land. 1t might produce considerable
revenue for the support of government, and
would tend to drive off oil who did not have
business. Those that paid to come might be
watched till they gave proofs of being we'll
intending citizens. Tho people of Panama
make All of the California passengers pay a
head-tax on going through that dismal little
''sea-girt' city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

,Sir1,r for the Soidiers.--The farmers may
not be apprised of the fact that there is a def
cheney of straw in some of the volunteer
camps. 1t is so. however, and now that our
country friends know the situation Of some OF
our gallant defenders, We trust THAI they will
not permit them, in futare, to spread their
blankets on the damp earth, for want Of so cheap
and abundant material.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

The Brooklyn Grcys, fine corps Of SO men,
Capt. Haines, arrived in our city yesterday by
the Dauville route, from Halifax county. The
members Of this company are good looking
fellows, and it may be mentioned as greatly
to their credit, that they are all Temperance
men, TOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

,,OLLtNs' iNsIiTUlE.-This Institute bas
4 just closet a prosperous session. The casa
ing session will open on the nrrt W EphEsDAT
in June, aud continue to the nrst "Wednesday "a
April, ls52-iera months. Far removed from sceues
Of excitement, IN the midst Of the monntslus HRI
en- Toying ths advantages of hne minerai aters
II offers to young ladies peculiar laducrUens Ia
the present state OF the country. The Faculty is
comp ed of hve gsntlomen snd three lndt-r -
ChsrSe for board and tuition In all bTdBrhss 10.
cludtug Music s235 without Music, flso. Apply
10 the superintendent for Circulars, Botel1ar
Springs, Va hCC0mm Odatioao ATu Afforded for ~
young ladies.
W. Fay nalf in advance.
Inv e-sws CHAS L. CoCEB sup't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
SOUTHERN FUNDS IN NEW YORK The

York Day Book, of Saturday, says:
Southern funds are improving in New FORK
The brokers put down the bills At first III the
rate of So per cent, but finding that the PEG
pl. were not all fools, they have been letting
up. To-day North and South Carolins
money can be soid at Is per cent, Virginia q
IL and New Orleans al 10 per cent. 1t viii b,
better than this before many days, for South
ern banks are day sounder and safer thai
Northern ones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Considering The state Of excitement that our
people ought naturally TO be in, on account OF
the times. they keep tolerably quiet. Up to 4
o'clock yesterday evening, the only person
who had been put in the cage for breach Of
the peace, was James Hogan, who had been
caught assaulting a female while drunk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Sent to the eni'emiary.-Franklin Rich.
mond was tried before Judge Lyons yesterday
for forging Henry NJ. Smiths name to au
order for Sl5 worth of clothing on A i ?. F.
Wolf. On bis arraignmeut he plead guilty.
The jury sent him for three years. In d sec
ond case against him 4 nolle prosequi was
ont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Stealing Bank hotes.-Joseph Lewis, slave
of Robert ?. Davis, was carried before the
Recorder yesterday and ordered a whipping
for stealing twenty dollars in bank notes from
Janes ). Lesesne. Isaac Cooper aud George
Cook, free negroes, who were implicated, were
Acnuitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Operatives Coming.-0ne hundred and fifty
co}ored operatives were expected on Yesterday,
from the interior, via the Central Railroad
From this city they will be transported to the
seaboard. via Norfolk and Petersburg Road.
to be employed on works destined to be used
for the public defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

TIE State has lately purchased half million
feet OF lumber from l.. W. Glazebrook. Esq,
for the use Of the Provisional Army. 1t was
sold at cost by the owner-an example whic b
a good many owners would do well to emulate
when the Old Dominion is the purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

North Cdroiina-We understand that the
North Carolina Regiment, encamped near this
city. had lively and joyous demonstration
yesterday over the news that the Convention
of their State had passed an Ordinance Of S.
cession. Nine cheers FIR the Old North State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Important Aotice-The Commissioners and
Clerks of Election are requested TO meet at
the City Sergcant's Office this evening. at six
o'clock, to take the oath Of office. We are
requested to state that the polls will be opened
in each ward at sunrise tomorrow morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

81 Persons at a distance forwarding lh"if
subscriptions by Express, are requested 70
write the namer OF their respective Post-Oi-
Eces, iegibiy In their letters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

A correspondent of the Richmond Eramj-
n<r says:
The preparations for the defence of York
River have greatly increased the business OF
the York River Railroad. The cars, on Satur
day morning, when l left Richmond by this
route, tor West Point. Were crowded with re-
cruiis, officers in uniform, and the usual and
varied assortment OF passengers. "A long
freight train, nlled with the provisions and
munitions OF war, denoted efficient Quarter
masters and Commissariat Departments upon
lork River. An hour aud Il half suftices for
.hs performances OF the journey from Rich
mond to West Point.
The road traverses q country by no means
as level and accessible to an 10 yading Zoe as
those who have never travelled il suppose -
To the contrary, 1t Is admirably suited for a
most successful guerilla war. Like all mar.
row strips OF country separating two great
rivers. the country between Richmond and
west Fotntts, for the most part, broken and
uneven. Kills, valleys, swamps, marshes.
1unries 81 dsass underwood, heavy bodies of
timber. hedges, Iaytnes, guiiiss and ditches
present every " here along the route admlra-
Bile places OF coucealment tor q hidden foe
A few thoasand skr,nishers, with loag rang
rifles, ana an efficient cavalry force, could Gu,
Yankee army 70 pieces II an invasion OF
Richmond was attempted. The low, marshy
''quagmiry'' lands of The Chickahomiay Iool
almost as torbiddingly dismal and pestiien
tisl ~ they did when John Smith contendee
with the "Ys kyne OF ye Pamanksys" in The
olden time.
That large and interesting family of ills u
viii Yankee flesh aud blood are peculiarly
heiie appear TO be already In ambush alone
ths banks OF the Chickahominy and the
Pamanksy, patiently awaiting the arrival oil
their rosy CON pis1ioned victims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
EDUCATIONAL
VIRGINIA MILITARY iNAIITUTl

A. soon IS the Cadets pow u the Geld can b,
spared from the duties upon which they AT. now
detached, they Will return t. thu lu-lttu:e ara
regular Academic exercises viii be Resumed
In the meantime. young men Of good character
who desire tho advantages &c the M. itsry In.
stUuctirn of the Institution, theorellc a. vel =.
practical, " Ill be admitted upon presenting hem.
selves To the sctlnK suptriHi endeut Major \
CRCrCPFTELU.
Persons thus admitted will be orGrniEad int,
cissseH Tor obstruction tn Infantry, hrullery ana
cavalry tACtICs, IA feId forihcatiuu strategy trt
pyrOtechny, AID Wi! hs controlled aud gov, n "a
Dy the same regulations which apply To Cadets -
The first element in soldier = Instruction IL 10
learn respect for, and submisniUn 10, law iul Al
thuTity, and No one VIII he received under any
circumstances who Is not Willing 10 submit 20 u /.
control. hs tendency of ~ -tste Of i TO do
murailZs the roldler. u "a the high funciiou u
the Virginia Military Institute to rsstrsin tht-
tendency by impdrtluS, a. far n II may, the qua.
lying influences OF Gi~ciPiiuo. When the Isgu o.
lar Academic exercises are Resumed, The persons
tbus admitted to the privileges ct tads.- will ba
allowed TO Withdraw. or TO continue The regular
If the Institute at Will. aud ia the n.rs 4
Zine no charge will be made Tor tuition. Deposit
admission. sl20.
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
LOST, STRAYED, &c.

lFor other Cost notices see frSt pHge.I
CSE-On Saturday, the 18th instant near me
IL New Mark 1t, a small Leather Pot Ell BUN
containing my tkEE PAPERS, with some BUS
and Receipts Also, JeTtiuc8'e o, signed by M.
lanes Mechun, Master Of the Police of Lynch
DUrp | will give liberal reward FOR them II
Jeff at this Office or at my tsh- honse In FINK Al
ley. h'b on 81 ~ 49,
iny % It's Free Asn OF I0lor.
g., srKAH ED-Ffom my honse, Oh
Il .rs.N Grace street, near the Fair Grounds, =
ID large white BIZ LII DUG-Shott GALL WIN
u large bripdls spot on the head A nbefht re-
ward W ii be paid to any person who will deilvar
him at my house. at my store, No lao MAN 81
NV 9pI D. +. GkOOho.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
TuE PRAYER FOR "rHR PRESIDENT" ~ The
Washington Star, of Monday, says;

Dr. Norwood, of Christ Church, (P. E.,) in
GEORGETOWN, who has for some TIME past
omitted from the service the usual prayer for
me President OF the United States-ins scr lii AK
in lieu thereof i paragraph for his health and
personal pros peri ty-look occasion yesterday
10 read the circular letter OF Bishop W hit
t!ughalu, and to state that he could hot con-
scirutlously comply with 1t. He was very
much agitated and has called meeting oi
the Sestry this evening, when ii is e1pec Ted
IA Will dissolve his connection with his con-
Gregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Nies Wantcd-Parties having animals of
the above description for sale. can hear Of q
purchaser by applying to II. IIeth, 1t. Col.
and Acting Quartermaster General
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

We understand that the vote on the Ordi-
nance Of Secession was taken yesterday at
the camps located in aud near this city. The
regular vote by the citizens will be given to-
morrow,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22


For other ''Eiection Notices" see FRET pags
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELE
GATES JOHN q. 81 B3ER, EeQ -
Having good asnu to believe that, although this
xanls IN declines Offering himself rs candidate,
he will serve Is g delegate If elected. his nume-
rors friends. aud the friends OF Southern Rights,
impressed with the great importance Of securing
the city and he State the services Of gentle,
man OF such pure chararte legal learning, and
PATRIOTS IN in the next Legislature, where most
Important questions IF constitutional, interns-
tional and maritime law must be acted on, have
deterfnl ed TO vote for him one Of the follow
ing ticket OF good and true men
r q. HAsk rs.
THOS. VI. WYNNE,
JOHN o STEGER. nav 22-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

81 We wish it distinctly understood that
poe tase stamps Dfu not be received In pay
msnt for subscriptions TO the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
ELECTION NOTICES.

Pronunciation. Vim. Smith, of the Alex
andria District, was in Richmond yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

TO THE VOTERS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMoHD.-We beg ieavo
10 cali ycur attention t. the following ncke';
&c r. ich 6mbfues all the elements " success, ana
who are all true southern zen, and tho fret
named of whom has rgnaiirsd his devotion 10
the Southern cau-e by HIS indefati gable zeal md
labor As wall az his contribution, TO IT. We
.rQ.t thi- ick ct will ba elected as we know II 1t
il the city VIII be ably represented IN the Legls-
iatnre, and it's interests will not suffer IL their
hands
NJ M LEE,
y. b. HILL.
TH0S II WINNIE.
my 22-2tt MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

81 GREAT SCCCRss
APPOINTMENT
DISAPPOINTMENT
In consequence of the
URGENT SOLICITATIONS
NERVOUS CITIZENS,
Who called upon
DR.. SCHLOSSER
During last week, but who were compelled to go
away on account Of the over-crOwded state Of his
rooms he will remain here
FEW
DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Good for the Pententiary.-Them members OF
this valuable domestic institution can IN truth
now be said to be doing the state some ser
vice valuable service, too, and which, II
faithfully performed, ought to entitle some Of
the component parts Of the institution to an
honorable dismissal from penal sorvitude. The
convicts are making gun-carrlages, wagons,
axes. hicks. flannel shirts. cloth for uniforms,
army shoes, tents, wheelbarrows, and filters
for the wounded--the latter OF which we hope
our brave volunteers will not stand much in
need of. All of these articles are being fabri-
Gated for the Army of Virginia" as fast rs
busy hands and the most approved machinery
will enable the men to do the work. The ca
pable and geptemanly agent and store-keeper,
Colonel Il. NJ. Nimmo, we doubt not, is put to
his "trumps' to keep the men going, but does
it, ard will continue to do so as long as there
lis pea in the dsh," or Virginia shall want
war material.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

Neat Flag-The ladies of Bath county have
gotten Mr. Geo. Ruskeil to make them beau
tiful company flag, feet by 3, which they de-
sign te present. to ono Of the volunteer COM
panies from that county. 1t is OF blue silk,
and has on it beautiful representation Of the
Virginia coat Of arms, painted by Richmond
artist. Heretofore all the painting on flags
ordered in this city has been doue in Phila-
delphia-a practice now ended. Having seen
the fog spoken of, we are prepared to certify
to its merits, and would not object to being the
"tyrant" to which the really handsome God
dess" is giving a taste of her pedal extremity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
LOCAL MATx8H0.

Daring Outrage Messrs. Boyle and Gamble
who have established saw factory 10 TINS
city, have been for some time engaged IN the
manufacture of swords for the Southern troops.
We learn that their factory was set on hre yes .
terday morning, about half-pass three O'Clock
by party of daring, but dastardly scounareis'
who, to the number of seven or eight, came up
and attacked the Waterman stationed tnere'
beating him badly. He did not. however
yield quietly-two of the villains were knock
ed down, when third drew revolver ana
threatened to put ball through him II ne
made more resistance. The party set fire to a lot
of wrapping paper contained in the office, when
the guard, having summoned the watch IN
loud tone of voice, the incendiaries LETT, having
previously assembled to the top OF the huiidin
and stolen the flag which was lying there
from.
The outrage above detailed is of so daring
a character that we are at loss to conceive
the motives Of the perpetrators. The act DIS
closes more of malice than desire for plum
der Has Lincoln any active agents in kich-
lnond? If go, let them be ferretted out and
summarily dealt with. Don't put men to
guard important points without putting eompe-
tent arms in their possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22
BOARDING


% A X d y d.
one large FRONT ROOM, on thu second door.
suitable tor "A FAMILY, vacant, a.
my 2i-2ts MEs EbnlAS', On Governor ~.
DOAR DING.-BOARD, with exceedingly
ID hne room tina second h0ur, In 81 de.'
rabie situation, suttRbla for gentleman and h-
wife, Can hs obtained by applying atthis once
my ?I-St%
DOAKHsNG.-l have several pleasant hO0N3
ID vacant, suitable for families. Neigh hOThooi
pleasant, and convenient TO business in the city
Apply at the carlton House, on 18th, betusea
Broad and Marshall ats. Several DAY BOARD
has also be accommodated. Mas. bsAs.
nv II ?ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-22

EosIsArIos. The Union Congressional Con-
yentioa for the First District of Maryland
met 1T Den ton, Caroline county, on the 18th
tastant, aud unanjmoasiy nominated Hon. j.
w. cris0sid 90 Tbs Union candidate fer Con.
Grsss.