davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-05-16

HARuo1 ENTHUSIASTICALLY five do1lars In
Eastern money were stolen few nights since
frsm the cabin Of the schooner Boston. xou
might know 1t was Eastern money for the
msanest OF the taelTlng community are
becoming shy Of ''stumptail."
, 1861-05-16

nrre, SnY-A night or two slnce' several
av.;,;nv. IN The vicinity OF Jefferson and West
usrr,.o1 x.restt, were entered and general
ra.stck uade, The booty was made up rom
n,ntr;ea. From one .eEse portmounAe wss
fn1sn.
, 1861-05-16
ACCOUN NTS.

ITO MILITARY COMPANIES
Il NOW nRGANTZiEG.-The Undersigned, b<tnR
NV engaged III hilfn9 large order iron t1e stats
md h.V;nx III h. facilities for manufacturing, H.
Eo.d Aaser and the snorsest ali kinda Of Cloth
Ing &dsps31 fer UDom4 Rre now Prepared 70 rscAlT&
such favorable terc!t Us any % use ~
the conntry ftese Goods aud T.lm1pfng1 FIR Unt
r. rms on rand |r8- MAREB 4 CO.
myfiT9r Lib and Ih7 Lake street.
, 1861-05-16

SEA,EKS's H. B. EoomFY.-The members
portant business den1nds their attendance at
tho meeting this (Thursday) eyening at ~
o'clock. ~.:,s,,.- :.
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am breten rptben Sanoe tint 1etnen !6als. unb
feline fetnen, 9elenft9en Singer floaen nit num-
berbarer &unlt unp StAerbeit iiber Die @niten
Dabet fang cr nit anmutbiaer @tinme ein
gBeinleO uap Die ;3edber um lin fer bilpeten be,,
epor nno lteBei1 tbre &rit9e jubelnp sulammen.
Gtne 3ett lang blteten Die beioen brausen
lteben, Die froDe @elelIi9aft uno pos Qteo tbaten
Glortan mobl, btS ct suleBt Die letle SSraae nidt
lallen tonnte, iper oeIer munterlte aler S6atte1t
Iet.
Sept 1T e5 mObl an Der Belt, peun tN Gu6
Naes lase, eripioerte Der page. Sbr 1etO bier
IN elmer @elsllidaft BON &antlern uno 5eunf.
9enpfelt, ltao Der bort Die 9aute lAldat. lit Sans
Sermeter, unIer better 0irtuos. Die neben inn
lBen, nit weiBen unp brannen Saaren, ino 3D.
ter uno Spbn, Die teioen Silobauer Stepbon
unO DbiIipp Dittmar; i9nen 3ltr 0tebten babt
tbr Den ldwar5tarttsen 0laler Oepra Gjritnz
tpalo, ben lfelter Dill, Der 2tlt unO Srnq be-
tannt 1T, unO Dcrt TT {oan5 Slid, Der t.mippue
0lasbilOner, unp bier Dor Gub Der 0ieBer Bern-
barb gSesner. Oas linO alles Qeute aus al
ten 9utsn 0eiAlebtern, fu9r er IiilternD fort unO
Die bort pettsr leen, iinO meilt Sbuler nnD Sc
nUllen peld9e Die berrlidben Blper Mno SdnB=
perte atsfnbren balfen, NIT penen unler Dom
geIhmlft purOe.
llnO Der bort in Der Mitte fraste 6lOrtan.
Mlle 2Setter riff eer page Der lit aud Bier !
'lnp plea ta9enO, mar er nit etnem Sprunqe bins
Elm, eben ba pa5 2tep ein GaOe uabm.
tfaler Jtapp!pb l9rie 0ans 8ermeter. Sell
i9m!
>, i6r 1erru1ten Sbatten /! rief Guoplpb
Ut oenn gar tetne GbriitIihtett me6r in Gncb ;
gtidt allein, Dap br eltit in Der llnterpelt ener
lilnOltde6 ssben fortIeBt aud Dtelen eDen @ot-
teslannn VERDICT tbr oaan. oater parum feline
Suite ausseSosen unO Den beitsen gamen ams
broliuS ab8elest! 5ut er ntbt ein &lufer Der
lalleH, gell er nIAt LANCER an Den S9peleereten
letner 8rllper She'll netnen wo1te, um nun ais
Der belAeipene ebrbare 6rieprid SuB, ba8 lou.
tere Goan9sltum gu prepieen 6rommer 5rteO-
rid Sup, id1 beihube Did, es fol- fetn Srppfen
otele6 Siupentranfs Define betliss 3uuse nebr
perbrennell.
(6ortlebuns fol9t.)
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geadtet 6plaenbes bet 3etten.


Der unenfite melder nit cbign uesen betaItet it, nus M
iGneG einn erabrenen @s melben, card ween ht
SdmerSsH befrett beo-
tt8 feinen 8antn ete febr biiae Renlng Su mae nab
S1Ien bic SpmprEie it cas- u=
m n1fwurselt ooer Die 6rantbet meter l 9egen bat.
ener nett er5seren Reun9 beretti9t it, @erengus
sStricues" peoen na etner neuen pen Dr. S. Smith aee
Encenen Shaucun9e epee IN menigen ga cine S6msrn
ncpnSnieneu FIR Yatteneu gebelt 8ugleG gara
Gr. g. 3 Smith cab fetne SntSunpung Der nuretbr0"
ais 5Gures" betanrelt werosu ppbG oft gbarlotane
btr trourisiten 8clsen nerSettabren
Sause 9eue aao &Ge, mel6e an emtnaer SAmde Ietbsn
wplen h BET 3eiten uben pcbur@ e pelen Summer unb
srpBs unfpfen eripareu.
Dr. g. g. Smith 6at Sur1 Bic slIGIie gur cbtser 6ranbei
ten er66ere 8ebtbe ais trseno onerer r3t Mmrtta
erlon9 @r bet cas- uebe IN ben 6wiersn alen @unn
sbt Gputtutcn TIRE uriprngIiGe ro peeer,
inb einiae milpe Dttei anpeppe tne Rehisn
lit re I1tur unp aen noro6en tten tn etner beauem
bte Wafe sHbeeet uS fam I'M 1 9riyatbauIe
f Der 0eIs unbeer unbeerft cbne St6runs @6i-
III rerurilhen, gencmnen merben 9nr beti9e Cat
sIn6uns eR9ereten it, wr6 eia @nrann9 2ebenSreiit
nctbrenss.
Mud ben Srontben tes peblGen GedleGts ta Sr. Dr. g.
g. Smtb lett elhe 1tren ete beipnbere Numert
iame smruet uno rrprt allen 3etneneen beenne Cur
&r S. g. Smith YrdrentatlNe fur 8raen lam nar CbiSem
9laseerbalten. De ehn IN gut uno tnnerhalb Sab
duserproentd pl 9eDrau4t pret5 S.. YrOnen,
aabt Der Grmptome Dr. S. g. Smb pprDireien 8rieen con-
iren b tie Oleptan rseno ene dbetle 2anees &C.
Inldt erhalten
Mar Outrage bletben frfn9 prSotim. n Office nb fc
parate 3tmmer Sur 0tspplion her Sdtienten.
Sfen Spn utr ARorgenS bis l1br MbeneS.
Sr. s. 3. 9mitb
We. III SnD- BrebeTtGfr. Bolltsre,
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@efdbrIine Granfbeit.

9Ba sr rreReIte uns unfIuss Singer bis 2aaers ans
SsnOnen seebt es eaus cap tn uu,eittaes S9cee
flb peer bic Gnrt &RedGne bu lbfredt I'D Sene ;u
esnesn au ree res brt @rstebune nne &epeftabt1t
SEaprme 6ieies 6redlideu s6sls ptr g. etn sl9wl.
re enunbetsr Qals ets bSis gai Gmert tn Dpf
tn ben Wetern Ntndbms @5eFGtee Gaubte Muswunit
er Saut fnpten BEN Betnen Armen Ten tn ST.
f6te une an ben GTemttdten H sessn he uebe,
nit elmer ihre6Gen SdHeaisfe m dreen Die Aulet
esr @anmen ,Hs rte taninren nfaeu bae Spier ra
barren Eranfteis etn eaenfant ts tteibs ptrb E
tctne ihredlten 3siben nabur @nfe na ea hn mad
ienem Ganee trin6t ea &eeuper iriiffebet
&s IL cine tranrtes Ibaa6e flb 9auisunr beer ftbarsn
Nrdntbet Sefrr falen tn ciee ungefbtdet unw-
teneSE vrabler pee fur AnGeneuns eues tGh6en tfes
pee Wertus be @pntturn renteA Mne ben G teS 2etens
tn etu eIenreS Natetn DerpanpeIn
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9r. Sobn,fpn.

ggeo ea tSnt0i6en @cueetums gBunhdrste In oCbrn
cnes eeF eren meciuden Gp0saien Ger
ee GroGten ShsI etneS rebens IN cpttdrn
Eeich y1rs yhdeeipt' unD dnDerH taeten ,taebra bot
t0ts Der WtfhtStn pB Qniahss 9henbe BITE III Sbrena
ZEN Merpprta rnb aneeren &ranfbeiten tten pe l. g. aud
ele Dt pIos0en @rduidtn ebs erefen BIZ ~ oft err6-
t0en eet sestHsen 6lstasetea u purbeH Geenbd6 ee-
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SPITE ,lnb &appet !!
ctncpb GeeQer, go. % @erman(tr.

empb Ieine MaSmabl ben fupfcmen &premSbeln uni
GaIerc rrinselesmSbel iSne Iadrte eberrbre anc 0o
9aFse Hoent Sultaeln crie Elm 8Obes Sentiment IrnnsSs
HIDE Mnp nsWFlberWe 0WnsebslSbanber sc, &c. St2NI
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Selpnper5 Su beadlten f!

Dr. Ssbnfpn ttstet allen Denen etne 5a an urd e kurd
rlae eeten un6 unnatur @ea nnp otSrper erSrsnne fir
bic AEb bte GetaRaft aat bic Gpe undpie naene 2aEet
eefdpadt tabeu.
er ne entse Der traureu unt basensmertben paen Der
ruben GwCbnhetten 2alsrs; Shrade I'm rsn ne Ia
ben @ehern Shmer3sH IN cp S6@ae tes Geihts g;erlua
her MluSraft 9srJflcpen, nerpTfe uarube Naseu dmd
uaSrenune eer 0ereduunesSreane aAsemsne &utgraHss
SrmrtUnne Der ShSinpfu&t
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Baltinlore=2ctFz9dIbit

&'e9riinpet CUR llnterbriiduila Der S4uadalberti.
Der eit59e 9IaB pp cine 6stImng eriangs
tperDen fanlt.
Qtnberung in feds GtunDen,
Rein QucdiiIber, Dos euere WsIunpbeit rsI.
lenp6 r1tntrt.
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Nbtlipp NySeDer

@E8l Wbtlipp WfeDer
Y mad,t snen seebren auuceu 1rsunbs, biernt bic
Ane9e, cap er snea Sbub- Stehaapenp DO . utalps
nah ylU. 316 ". Yrattltr., nnterbulb Gutatpfr,,
peegt bat unc eaeb aue 5prten ubbeabunsen UcrrdtBe
BAT. arbe aWj 8efeIHns HnSna9 wab wirb @Sn bau
sThottsemadts Rpr13.Smi
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Or. .9ol)nIton,
Der einsiae 9trat, tpe[Aer allaslat.

tGtapitrf scr dmfSepu Jdbfen.l
ST bat kdS erht pfamas uni bets NtteI In kr spess
tntnc se8en das gentle eranbtften Srd I'm Riftn unb
Zen 1lteterH unretUtagG Gddmen GebnnSen Snmeea
In 2euten ben teren unb br ur,nbIa, Drs 0yrus s
Oreanien rdft bee Nerpenrsi,sa her SS urseI WcIsn.
Cber t.rdafb dGsr iricu ueb1l gwg
ltaer fms ais Der 5rrnen ant ben efGbrsen BIS Isfts
onaa SsTS1rtn sHO TsGa n s sbs srosu es saasts
R6ren, =
Sun8e Wdnner,
esrers wse te Ssfr enes sbeu1en qdasrs asurbtn aS
gus dpP R sts aantenhe tin rubes Srot ress rel6e
et TIRE sbdbtRen ldnst una cutdetter
n S 0Unner Ger 9ersDtdmse, bem ssnai teaasr uni Bet
sssr gaabsrnes GSas ratSd bebeu warhsa nSssu flo u
Verbeiratbste Yerfrnen,
cher Scie sg TO tG yerbratben bedbataen unb NM sbs
9eF e0pa9t eeS tnts sns sea 6nbtrnts bewubt fnh a
ten anpersusl'd Or SSSnfVH "a Ratbt s,tneL
?'aoerni stesH M gu sbpf8s Ober seihst errattune
Wetparfttt BET NErptn Stfrer 6pa6e ~ loerne
Der f6ref&asn art Dtresn dnrl furtrt Etrtsuat psit
20 Der SsbenaIune Gns bnrcss Or. etnpn unrsttbi
H tim sis elnsm $brenmaiue ekus tur6t @ aupertrapen
nne iuYerfpts@ AFT etns aatt6t @efttf6et DtrlaEen
Srgantibe Sbwaht
unSsrae setet nub Ds ups raft eses teraeseut Oess
r6tSdre seben Etl&es Is 9sbu sIsnb unt Gi uat Ra
snmesIta na&t IL O Dds epp% Dtrer bsr ltres
t. umsTs'FneeH senest ps fs bsrsR SOIesn u6 srnau
2aF Stem unf anbers uraen tnrfben fam 70 III he rp
mfenstses sHe 6pee bee WehrGuss be ebeIaen Srnors
snen perrren s I'D be,mltdsn 9aasra eSsSsu ais Sru
Denu ets Da wes ns Auserrcm rsrren hur fruSsn Ge.
mug pte Ssrsouunas sDfrJeugs swat une e pPp4en
aeihisen 8tafts Uernhet
@!sra ur eebrs Ten oft n BITE urfnAt Bet raaftett IT,
rer 8oer Ofsr 3es QGs Oft fdrstbsu r 2etber lnbt.
rem uraeH t big tur eF echubelt eefeen 2aaers eut.
farbeH Inn. -
G Office: SO. @ib=Jrebertdarnge,
ltebfn 1bitren BON 8aItimpreltry Dlltte Sttts,
bte St,,fen btnauf.
an mrts I'D Namtn une Sausnummer tenn unntfente Uni
neeriae Matchmaker par6ebens sewileRlps Aunfinibes
aennn @ rseemaste aerste unS 4aueru eIgfsss vsn De
SDbnlpns 5uf Der gahe
@S. sls Srteft mdHeu staen pOa- stamp sntbaIteH.
Gtnt 9eilun9 in 2 Jasen suSsltbert.
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0eifia

Die RredltGen gDfunsen tes 0afers fh iets Az fTrteu
Uerlu res @spa6s Terrraa1 ser Sheen eerudbfit Der
@eifsstra b9le NbnMngen NbnesSIus ess Gtea&dfL
eut naN Gtaamtett VStrduea seGea A ebh 6Hr&si1mft
II, iine cini9e Der fhliHtnttn JDeen
aaunbs vrn sn eoeH Ars tSnnen test beartsetIsn
aus peler ria ttre euErtett dbntmmt ne bre raft
erer 6wab bIGR staesebrl nerhcn nte lie sne
HeentMme &rihe.nuns be AEScn uReI unb bte GIN
aetdeu Der MuelsbrEna boben.
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Or. S. . Sattb tte eS raber idr rfOrbrtt benz gaDit=
tm ni8 Nusenien ner ppr3u9ltsn @eenltaten ais rst
o gtir9 l eeben ce eii9e Or WDrtbeie anfIGrea el
DE per6nlier cnuatiouen e9en wierise gef6br
DER Granf6een nit bm sryaen; ts TT est jebO unn6tha
gewcroeu.
@s It 5snIsenb tr bn asenmdre ansnabren bab
1886 tn eetD1er Nr ais Nst eroDurte Get ner e
ene san3 ohqeu Sraneiten sseraaot nO III
Den letsn Satren nebr 9atienn Cu ais nr SegrInoana
ietnS Moen8 ais sbGtssr unS 9emeuBier Dirt nptbmenb
u1o alien Nered bteSer Saet suammeu9sncmen
gedeten fam.
Sbslct tem 9tstle Ser drslien graa
r Auadalbe ogeeben miro, an;eesu 70 eri6einn ieboG
ote ben NIT olen 6rdnfben bbaeten Dsrfpnen ro6en
@obetle SrpB u nt bas NnSei9en fir ebr mcbmenota
tale1. &u man Mot eineu Gtrur9 oas Sein
pHtrtn? enen Scs Die 8ranfbeiten Dee Mu9es 6stlen
uc elleu Arst cine ipuRse Grattet heitan! nr e
lbt Dies dt tn Der @orausiesung, bae bre 5u
fptgretG bd = 0r S. s. Sdtib TT Der defa reaelmdbis
grabhre NrS wer In Baltimore anse9en lde Seine @rars
til tn ben lGten ahrtn ne 70 asgeoebnte gemeen
8rantteten IN alien 8dsen nnb moee in b6 6a9en eet
M Seue out Die 9ro6s QnBat furslih inter ner Bebano-
lung sefrner 6Gle bGlt Or Sib fur gf ben l1nsli
len unp betenoers 5rencen ben pptenetten ab ehet
len ppbl oarau ehten ooB lie n eur eie IN aen Mnset-
gen lid bratensen Quadaber Derlodt weroen, psle @epe
olngen MAIDEN @rIug b Den trabrenen lnc beien
Nertten cn nntBo[th it,
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Sunoe 2eute.

be F6 turh teiIt6e Eater sef1ct tncen bic t r of vpn
b6fn 2euu 56ule Iernen BOseu fe
nd&tIt8 pnren slba TN 56Iak bnr& pU1utCnen ete
Hnspstlt bic Gbe unmSeI MAIDEN R5rpe auH Self etS
fCa.en ipfort bic nStrtetH S@rtttt rbGn,
S9s Sd0hs eaB stn un6ts Isann es 5Dnane nes sahes
Der etebro iesuer &lrn alien Musen unh sueeu beg
2tbens lOsscrten wrbeu FED eur aUeeM leuer Mbruus
SOm Yahs m ataE. 5rlt @erpHsn mufn teppr Fe etntrt
tan tn bse
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Sun9e Wlonner,

cslOnerS mt ee Ssr iees 5eheren Qdfsrs eDrrbtn Hb
s1s dptp 10 ns 1autenht tin ubes Srot retSt re4e
tV tyre srbdbnen 2dIsust cnt6eter @rGubs
a 0e1 Grnnst Ger 8eTeDdmtei teasttsrt unt bf
Etsr gedapernSS &Sns ssdt tGteu MWhsa nIGgen & tt
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Wn S5rentbe.

Dr. SrtnHun ID Der nstst rsrimdBs eeSIete Writ welGss
Bebauhlune anb dGen Gubrsz eGn6 unbnnnt Gr N tsran
eebpe Ucn ene eebcn psl6ss Ct tn ben ercBeu rpttaR
Gurprds unh bem sraeH hrs 2abes knbrate ndmb, na-
Icuh Srdnfrsd uuk 8ICtp prn YbtIapepb,a n o.
Hnb bat grars ais auhersu Mss b
EDkIt
Dsr ser a pEsss bs Dr. stnapn eukrsni stsS ynaa
fs sertransn aH stnt &trt ale Nann uh sue sfAiddIe
ale arsL.
boutFrauibettea wtrhsn IdntN setesIt
Co aae brtefGtn Wnfaern mIHen tE0lG seFSricten ssS
nab etuen Yca'StspA eEJtalen fur 4as AEtpsyAttssn
RHrlAul
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2Selt-(SnOe OrOcerp=Store.
JOHN Ill. LRSSIG

Nert6uer bon allen 5prtem @ .eEs .eo \.
tSel1en 8E9aerpenen. Cher bel Slaldhe nner lNoln
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tbeutn baS etn eeInbe @etR nub tn eebe R5rrer Sic
uctbwsuhtssn Grprhernte sur sben CSudesteit n6 Sa
Cbnt oe rare e Ret bss eebns sur trdurgn Slsertabt
mtrs eorssn rSs nns asIsn@nfs S ~
gen. HaS HRs Re eNps Hel6e Rpere Senceen psretsert
hnh
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Is ett Sstge uuerbe unh anssbeHisnbe OuotIaIr wGe
1 ais Mers snscA anf Er SebHDu aafaDtauuaen crit.
reas S6uhfftr Snttwter eGmssrbuSsr 4. E D. erbdrn-
e una ptratitts aaGma6er rt br 9ebsn datt ber ess
len QDtNeui1a br UleptStH tn nseprtgen geru ritet
I'D eg rOselmdets sbtIrer Atrsts ttren ben neatrnen
une nsbs Grss atnsuetu @ snFranssn BIZ suusbett Natr
rcte an8IndeE gDet IN sbrs baust ssrdter gens
uub ruutrsu Or 9pbnaOn edl % brtbab fir nSttpehe ~
erdtutn beicubsrs fur Olat &s nem buff nnbetaaHi
tnn sdt fetns BesaIbgunsn cher GPpmt fapets IN rns
0fnte bduGsu.4
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lsy.heiI Ser NrefTe.

Die telt Gausexbe sss dereu etenssan Sa5tg
IN eteier GufGlt tMrrt rureen unh BITE Wens pger runA
dratbsr CDsrotOuen pelt Or bufsn ausbre unp pentt
Bite Suues HGrpcrteurs Hnl nels Dernen tetwrEntr
bds Eabltfum Ju WtsprbpIep aen Hntsrrt uurbs
nn6 ene en u sls 6brenmdun 8ue aRf Gbarafter uni
@spdenRaet AHA fur setbsHx sue bsnrss&rnhe @sasr.
lenWnS
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lSrtleD air8efontuteme nene sSrt;dbte.
500 Sulgel Sar3e @rbien.
100 8olcSelte DO.
800 9eIpaltene cp
5000 Ynnb 9lnen.
100 ke9S 8are9 (psri6iebeue N.rrtrern,
500 Plumb 9afer9rIss,
90 aess 9SaiseaSres,I
zoo neue Dol. 0arnatR
so Sal3sScroeaen,
90 Sores Nlmburge Hle,
10 Jtitbel S6peser RGe,
pee mir 81 oen 6il9iten Wartreen an 8ieberbsrsauke
lallen. NBeeI & 5Sifhe1mn n's''NATEa
2tCptS 379 5Ser- 29altiucreSag.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 13, 1861.

Of door, knocking in the show glass and reaching
in his hand and drawing the bolts of both doors.
candle was lighted by him, the safe opened and
ried of eleven dollars, and a couple of shot-guns
and other articles were atolen. The job was Ger
tainly done after the most approved style of the
burglarious art.
1NsANE.-On this charge man named John
Lovett was yesterday sent by Recorder Emerson
to the proper institution in this city.
FfksT DISTRICT sCOERg = Image Co7ens. - By
aIhsndatory order, the trial Of the case Of John
Henry and others, for robbery, was fixed for the
2ItiI inst instead Of the lst proximo.
4 new trial in the case Of Juan Montenegro,
charged with entering a house in the night time,
with intent to steal was refused.
The case Of Jas. Gallagher, Indicted for murder
in the matter OF killing EDWARD Ryan, on the after
noon Of the i7th of September last at the corner
Of st. Charles and Poydra5 streets, was continued
till the 18th inst. rs the case had been continued
already several times, his Honor had the reasons
set forth this time by affidavit, the principal one
being tha absence Of a material witness, for whom
an attachment was ordered. Randell Hunt ard ".
NJ. Reynolds, Esqs., appeared as counsel for the
prisoner.
The case Of Abraham J. Withers charged with
the murder Of his step-son, Dr.. Francis Mather,
was, on application OF his counsel, Randell Hunt
Esq. continued to the 28th inst
a charge OF larceny against Mike DoniYan was
dismissed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

We are able to lay before the reader an account
OF the affair in Barbour county, of very different
character from the Black Republican story, which
un willingly compelled to insert in the EE-
aminer of yesterday.
A Government messenger, who arrived in Staun
ton, on Wednesday night, reported that our troops
patriotic volunteers of the neghboring counties
were attacked at the place called Phlpp in Bar
b0ur county, on Monday morning, about day break,
by three thousand (3U00) of the enemy, whose
forces consisted principally Of the eXecrable Sub
mission party Of the Northwest, but were mingled
with regular troops OF the United States Army.
The attack was surprise; and troops were
thrown into momentary confusion. But they re-
formed in excellent order and retired without loss
to place called Sperm's Hill about two miles
from Philippi. Here they were again attacked by
the whole force OF the enemy il regular order, and
here they made determined and successful stand.
After a considerable struggle, the enemy were
repulsed with loss of seventy killed on the spot
and among the mortaliy wounded Colonel
Kelly, who seems to have been their chief man,
and whose death has since been announced in the
into the Examiner yesterday.
We had only eight hundred men engaged on our
side in this combat.
The enemy made three well organized and de-
termined attacks on our forces upon the hill They
were each time met with valOr, completely re-
pulsed, and tinalIy compelled to retire as above
stated.
ANOTHER AccoUNT.-We hear from gentleman,
who has Just arrived from Greenhrler county that
| the Nirgmians were not routed at Phiippi, as re-
ported by the Black Republicans. Our troops
about eight hundred in number-Were attacked
three times by three thousand of the enemy, and
repulsed them each time. The loss our side
was six or eight dead. 1t is believed that sixty OF
the enemy were killed. We have to lament the
QuartGrmaster SIMS formerly a clerk at the Dan
vile depot in this city. young man named Dan
gerield, from Bath county, had his leg shot off
Capt Richards, of the Bath Cavalry, was killed.
Sichm0n1 Examiner, TN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

The following lines we're written irnpromptu b
lady to her sons belonging to the PaImett
'uard, now in Virginia. They breathe a lofty
eroic spirit, and deserve to be read at the hea
+ every company now in the service
My children, ! have sent thee forth
To battle for the right;
God give each youthful arm the power
He gives to men Of might.
Anxious will be my throbbing heart
At every passing tale,
Thy mothers soul shall falter not,
Although her cheek grows pale.
My hand upon your bended heads
In blessing have laid,
And to the righteous Lord of Hosts
This was the prayer l made
Oh let my CHI dren, gracious God.
Be Thy peculiar care.
Be with them on the battlefield,
Be with them through the war.
Keep from their young and manly forms
The scourge, Disease, away:
Keep stainless still their honor bright,
Keep pure their hearts pray.
did not ask He'd give thee strength
All valiant deeds to dare,
felt full well my gallant boys
Knew no such word as fear.
Boys. ye have won a high renoWn;
Think of your free born sves;
Strike for the mother that gave you birth
Your native homes and fires
Think of their watchwOrd who assail,
Press hard the savage foe,
Nor pause until, its stars grown pale,
Their treacherous flag lies low
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

ARRIVAL OF THE LOUISIANA BArrALFoN.-The
Louisiana Battalion, a splendid body OF soldiers,
lately stationed at Pensacola, aOder command of
Col Charles D. Dreux, reached this city last night
about O'Clock. They were Enthusiastically re-
ceived by an Immense con3Ourse Of citizens, and
for an hour 80 after their arrival the vicinity of
the depot was one continued scene Of excitement.
A number of popular songs were Sung with great
Gcat by about twenty members Of tho battalion,
given alternately by the solders ana citizens for
Louisiana, her nobe soldiers, the Southern CON-
federacy, the Old Dominion, LynChburg, etc. The
battalion was then marched up in town, where ths
members were furnished with quarters at private
houses for the night. They wero to leave tha
morning for Richmond. [L7nqhburg Rep, 7th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

Among the visitors now stopping at the EX-
change are Gen. ID. NJ. Mcintosh and G. W. Sled
ham, both Of whom are influential and educated
Indians. The former is chief of the Creek Nation.
They come here in company with Judge NJ tson, of
Alabama for the purpose of offering several regi-
mGHts of picked warriors to the Confederate States
Government We hardly expect they will be re-
fused TRphmon1 Examiner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

We learn that one OF Ltncoln's cutthroats went
into the house of poor man, residing not fer from
one in the house except pretty girl of fifteen or
sixteen years, and her little brother, aged nine or
ten years, commenced taking improper Liberties
with the young lady-observIng which, the heroic
little fellow seized shotgun, and placing it near
the skull of the Yankee scOundrel blew off a great
portion of his head. [Lynchburg Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

THE CRIPPLED From TIE HARRIET IANE-Wa
have good authority for stating that five Of tho
wounded men from The Harriet Lane we're carrie.
to the hospital at OId Point on Wednesday,. They
were crippled at the battle Of Pig Point. Several
are said to have been killed. LNcrt1,& Argus,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

SrARvING Us Our-About eighty large besves
arrived here on Monday from the interior, by the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
Norfolk Argus.
There is no finer country in the world for raising
btcYes tLan Western and Southwestern Virginia.