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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07


THE CAPTURE AT OLD PoIsT 1t appears
that the scho"ner G. Nj. Smith, reported yester
day AS having been seized Wednesday. by order
of Flag officer Pendergrast. had left New York
for Wilmington \. G.. on the I'D April with an
assorted cargo, including 10. of gun carriages
tor,citizens of North Carolina. and put into the
Elizabeth River on the 24th, short of provisions
&c
She hoisted the signal of distress and the ste' m
rug Young America. belonging to MessTs. Baker
started 20 her relief from Norfolk large launch
carrying n swivel, WAS also sent 10 her from the
u. S. ship CumberIar d, the flag ship Of Com
iendergIast, then lying of Hampton har a
shot fired across the Young America from th'.
launch and afterwards one from the Cum berland.
" hich struck the tug on her bow. Both v sseis
were then captured.
The plea nf Com. Pendergrast for this unlaw
fnl seizure of the private property Of cllz+ns OF
two States Gone of whio h has taken, as yet. no
official steps towards cession.) Is that the u NJ
Smith had on board SuaIe munitions OF war, VIZ:
the gun carriages) and that the Young America
was going to her reIief.
This fagIaut act constitutes n three-fod out
rage First 1t IS act of war against both
North Carolina and Virginia Secondly: 1t Is
not justified by any know ledge "n the part of the
Captain "t the Young America, OF hat constr
tnted the caig" OF a strange vessel III distress.
Thrifty: The property Of ciz MS Of State still
at peace " ith the Lincoln Government has been
Iuthle- SLY coifScated.
"oAS''
Virginians are ready -Nortolk Argus. 21th
AMOUNT OF ABSENCE PROPER FOR Hus-
| BANDS.-The Home Journal gives credit to Miss
! Mulock for the following invaluable hints which
husbands will please take under especial consld
| trat
"A lady Of my acquaintance gives it as h'r st"e
qua non of domestic felicity, hat the 'ten OF the
| family should always be absent at least SIX hours
! in ,li. lay" And truly. mistress OF family
! however strong her affection lor the male melh'
bers of it, cannot but acknowledge that this Is
sreat boon A house where papa or the" boys
are always "pattering about popping III ant "n'
al all hours everiastingiy wanting something
or tinding fault with something else is coIlsll
cradle trsai even tu feminine patience And ]
! beg 10 AK my generally in cn"hience {"
culIse-if il is not the greatest comfort possible
! when the mascu inc halt of the family being
cleared out for the day, the house settles do" I
into regular work and orderly qnirtntss unti
evening! Also. il is good tor Them AS well As f"'
| u.s. 80 have all the inevitable petty d"n+s'l'
| .bothers'' go in their absence; TO fhtc
which ought to be one Of the principle aims "t :
,an.ily. Let them, if possible, return TO q"l-t
| smiling hume, "lti all It's small anncyahct'
brushed away like tn dust and cinders from tht
rrate--which, pnssamt is one OF the Eist re
| ouisites t. make. II tireslJe look colntorfabit
hight as we'll too. if The master himself could con
triv- to leave the worldly mud OF the day at th'
! q his door.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

MARYLAND The Baltimore Sun opposes
the passage of a secession ordinance by the
Leg stature now in session, and proposes the
call of State Convention. We believe that
Governor Hicks is doubedeslng traitor anC
that his synpathies with the North. Ma
ryland must either go with the South OF give
ND her slave property Let her choose.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

RETURNED.-Our patriotic townsman, Jn"
D. Whltford, Esq, returned last evening after
an absence of two weeks or more on I'M
portant business for the State. No man is
more devoted to his section or more willing to
serve his State than Mr.. Whitford.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

LOYALTY OF THz iRoEs.-Some $500 or
5000 free negroes have held meeting at New
Orleans and offered their services to the State
in any capacity they may be required. What
does Beecher, ley & Co. think of this?
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

Went UP.-Our Representatives in the Leg
islature Messrs N II. Street, c. c. Clark and
r. E. Alfred, went up yesterday morning IN
obedience to the call of the Gov. to be in their
seats to-day at the calling of the Rolls. We
also noticed Josiah Turner, Jr. Representative
from Orange County going up, having been
below a few days, perhaps at Fort Macon.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

SHOT AND SHELL.-A large quantity of shot
and shell passed through here by rail yester-
day for Fort Macon. We think Lincoln's
minions had better keep out Of range of the
guns of Fort Macon. Should they come too
close somebody might get " hurt"
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07
Wake Forest College Commences


WAKE FOREST COLLEGE,, y. c. April p 1861
Elitor IF Nep5eTs Ir0gTess = Please IN
nounee in your next, thar Rev. Charles F.
Deems, D. D.. Of \. c. Conference, has accep-
ted the inyitation of the Euzelan Society to
address the Literary Societies of this College
at the next annual commencement; Rev Prot
4. 4. Mcdowell, Murfreesboro. n. e. viii de-
liver the address before the Alumni Assocla"
ton Rev Levi Thorne. Of Kipston, n. e.,
will preach the Bacc&laufcate Sermon.
RezDectfiilV y. L. w.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

THE NAT1lNAL VoLUNTEERs.--The National
Volunteers, who left Washington some TIM :
since, on account otthe prevail'hg iee'ii's
there, have organized three volunteer compa'
MES at Alexandra.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

WATCH FOR SpIEs.-Let every man in the
Stat. and in every Southern State watch for
sDifs and as fast as they are caught swing
them. We learn that some have been Caught
and elevated in Virginia. LeteyeTy commuii-
~ he on its guard.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07
ppovI>1Oys FOR THE TROOPS.

Tb. free. now in th= fl Id must be. for some
tiu,e manly dependent tor snpp"rt, Gp"n v"iu1'-
fary contributions. All barrels "r packages III
aonr, CORN meal. bacon, lard. butter. or ary'hng
Else " hich the soldiers Ta. he supposed /" need
should be delivered At the neartst depot on the
several railroads. carefully secured and direcif-'i
and hzy viii be ratr> ported free "f charge. Lei
INN, he directed to the cumtnan.l"It of "rt Cas-
we'll or Font Macon. The donors may prefer,
We suggest also that An e1lcnmpueIT Is bring
torunrd in this city. provisions designed Tor Tie
snllie,y shruil be directed TO Capt K. Tuck
e.. Orar,er Master Raleigh As The n'arkc; h~rr
is very scan,ily Anpped. ard the Legislature is
abou, TO assemble, the friends If the traps at !,
distance woulh do well tu act upon ills himt with
pronptnrs- and iib-raiity L Ch- ad01t0te.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

The crew of the Star of the " est 80 IN mum
hcr have been allowed to return to the NOrth
The officers and the ship, are still in New Or'
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07
I01GEaa &s4Hssast.Ga.

BLESS THE LADIES.-The ladies of Charlotte
ere engaged in making ticks and haversacks for
thu solcrs ar Raleigh.
TIE MAILS -Fhrae letters. two Of tha con
tanning money, mailed to the editor Of the Chris
tan Ifduocne ut the Snow Hill post tt1re lat, v,
we're not received at Raleigh. Something wrong
s0mew here.
COMMISSIONED Gov Ellis. has commission
ed .Juhu r. Harrison, of Raleigh. a. captain. and
dispatched him TO fort Macon, on specia service
RuHEsoN "A fne looking company just raised
in Roheson county. came down the Charlotte
road yesterday, under the command of Captain
T. NJ NormeIit They number 81 arr having
ing rendered their services to the Governor and
been accepted are or were, on their way to Raj
eirh, tn be mustered into service at Camp.-HW.
Jour. of Saturday
COLUMBUS Columbus county Is up in arms.
There are already three or four companies got
up and all ready for the fray, wherever 1t is to
come of.
FIRE-The Wilmington Journal Of Saturday
says fire broke out last night about clock,
in small paint-shop. or shed, not far from the
depot of the Wilmington & Manchester Rail nai,
OF posite the town. The shed with one new car
in it. destroyed. sso some painting mate
rials The main loss as the We suppose
the whole loss between two and three thou
sand dollars.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07
Our MAns.-The Charleston NeTcuTy

Our MAILs.-The Charleston Mercury of
yesterday says:
Mr. Johnson Of the Charlotte and South Caro-
ina Railroad, has gone to Montgomery. IN com.
pliance with he request of Postmaster General
Reagan and the Presidents Of the roads conn~cf-
ing easr and west to meet him in Montgomery,
nd arrarpe for the continuance of the mai s"Ntr
these routes MIR johnson says that the road
nv r which he has control will carry the mails
" neither paid or not until futhef arrangement
is made Such a course, we are persuaded, VIII
be pursued by all the railroads in this State
ATTEMPT To FIRE An attempt VAS made TO
FIRE the building Craven street occupied by
Mr. Richard Wilkins an know II as the 'AihanI-
bra yesterday morning. The fire was well az
ranged and started under the building ard but
for ,be fac that it attracted the attention of the
bar keeper before it got well underway the build
ing with others would have cen consumed IL
seems that some one is determined TO burn up
the town and we hope all good citizens viii keep
q good lookout.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

Professor Munich, the most learned man IN
Norway, is a geographer, historian, char'o-
pranher and poet.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

The city of Chicago, at the present time
contains within fraction Of 40, 00O, QUO bush
| ale of Grain.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

A legal wag calls his marriage ceEtlhcate a
wit Of attajn'd her"
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1861-05-07

Carl Formes, the great basso. has been
offered an engagement at CoFent uaFaeh
London.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
PAM, In Copfed. r,,e States win please copy.
From the N. J.. Herald.
NONE OF THE NEWSPAPER MORTALITY.


We h "a heretofore adverted TO the fatality which has
befsler Inc newspapers in consequences Of the war
some dad some dying, including the Journal OF Com
MERGE reduced by four co.u ms, and nov on e last
,gs Aoothtr big sheet j. about to give mp the Gnet,
and srf,r transmigration into BODY OF very differ
chi lind from that which IL nbabi,s On the LIST Of
Jolr tho Courier and Euqurer is to get into the bowels
NJ Tho World and the lie will become one With the
lamb Colonel Webb whom have known for thirty
yaars Tina deoars from the editorial He Is dead
ma bu,ad and tina place which knew him shall know
him no more Alas poor WesL il not witty and mirth-
ri bim,ef he was the cause Of wit aud mrth in o.hers,
and we shall sadly miss bis fuss and feathers.
Tb, week the iu rious Webb Is selling oh bis property
AZ Tarrytoxp preliminary bis starting Oh as hin er
&, Brsz and the remains Of his newspaper are 70 De
az allo sed by the Worid-an indgestioe meai-Wnea
will prove the death Of that corce'n; Tor no paper ves
that swallows another The Courier once swallowed =
journal called the American and il has never recovered
IRON its Effects Till t Is gobbed up 10 turn In the
sme way the Worid will get along Tor "hile win some
small share OF the patronage OF the government ou,
that will not last long and then it will 60 the way Cf oil
Dead .bbit and Puritan journals.
The process by which the Carrier becomes unitd with
tho Wyrid l. curious The p.rld Is valued al Szooooo
aud the Courir at 800 600 aud the coacluon !, that
both rolled ITO orc will be worth $500 ooo Thy might
A well say that the result would be million and Dali
The truth Is that neitber Is worth anything ana the uu
an oftvo worthless p.pers never make vsiuioie
c,.hI;.hnsn No number Of cyphers vii representa-
las nness ,hoy are prt fixed BY figure Of value, ana
that 4 lust what Is wanting 70 the two rekey conc rne
The union of the Courier aud The World Ike the unit
nm At tvo rotten banks OF Of two worthless ont socs
com psniea The union cannot improve the iortnne OF
either, though may rsoplnts lhs dissolution o. Do'n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

You are accused in the face of the world Of crimes,
which, if committed must oansisn you to afsmy
in this world and may subject you eternal punishment
in the next You are charged with having imprisoned,
robbed, and murdered, not one-but many; not merely
without authority bu. in direct violation of your sworn
pledge and duty. Is Is you--yon, sr--who, in your
lawl 50 career have imprisoned John Merryman psgcd
the houses and farms OF private citizens in Alex
andra and HAMPTON and elsewhere on the RIPARIAN
mock, the James, aud the Poomac-who have SELF. ID
Southern vessels blocksdad Southern ports outraged
Southern women 1t is ycu-and let the thought weigh
heavy on your soul-who murdered the brave and uno
tending jackson, and 10 the prime Of life, Ellsworth, the
fsnd Of your bosom all indeed a who have persisted
in the unnatural crusade you have wan.ony naugurated
Upon you rests the responsibility for these A,stous
deeds more far more thar upon the de.pste or dslud
ed who col e in your assumed authority or obey your
unlawful commands. Ia word You have iufripged the
Constitution and laws Of your country under the pretex,
Of maintaining them You have committed deliberate
perjury that you might perpeusts robbery and murder
You cannot deny or svads the proofs Of your guilt In
deed your friends announce are yeady TO oones
and throw yourself upon the mercy Of that Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
OUR FARRAG0, NO. III.
THE LINCOLN RAID.

To Tie Editor Of the Vhig:
You call the Invasion of the South by Northern barba
rams 1.-THE Yankee Wal" and hope il will never be de-
ssgnated by higher tito 1t merits far more nfa-
nous distinction. 1t is not warm the true and con-
sttutonal sense Of the word. !. is purely raid-a
raid By land piracy BY seass lAvless as the ioray OF
John Brown senseess mpracticable, IS respects
its alleged object more criminal more atrocious be-
cause set on foot by one challenging untruy oer pre-
tensions; by one assuming, presumpuouly, to lie the
Chief Magistrate of the eleven Independent States be
seeks TO destroy and who dscard bis authority and despe
his threats by one who tramps uader foot that Con.
s;uon whose maintenance ia lis false and only preex
Brown was simply simpleton thief, outlaw and
asssssin-pothng worse ouch, he WAS hdjudged and
hanged Lincoln superadds deliberate treacbery in tie
highest of trusts and repeated violations Of the mos.
sacred Of oaths None eau read the opinion, recently
pronounced by the abless ard parest judge now remain
ing on the Federal beeoch, and doubt his guilt.
No the Yankee onslaught does not rise to the dig.
nty of war. The lawful power Of making war belongs
exclusively TO another department. The assumption.
therefore, of that p,wer By Lincoln is papabls usurpa-
tion and in claiming for his invasion the title Of war be
Ada the zeal OF his own condemnation. He may, in.
deed, ss Abraham Lincoln, make raid The msrtye Of
O,sawat,omie could and did do that Lincoln docs but
initiate Ii, example, with the same holy purpose Oh
more extended sclle and better merits the same CT.
allied destiny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
OIL. Hagruder 10 Gen. Butls-.

HrADQUARrrRs, YoRKrowS, Jane IL, 1861.
ksjorGenersl B. y. Butler, Commanding Fort Monroe
Sir : Our people had orders to bring any communi
cations intended for tho commander Of the forces
County Bridge Be bel TO this place. and BY pa:tcu
lar route hencs the delay.
understand from Capt Davies, the bearer Of the ~
that you had four prisoners o-u trooper and three
citizens, Aessrs. Carter, Whiting Lively and Merriam
the last being ci,izn Of Virginia. in your possession
And you state that you desirous TO exchange them
for corresponding number Of Federal troope who are
prisoners with me- accept your offer, go far as the
trooper (who Ia vidette Is In question, aud will send
tomorrow at o'clock IN III, afternoon II t will be coz.
venient, Federal solcier in exchange for him.
With respect TO the wounded my frs. vas 10 have
them attended to- Medical advice and careful nuising
have been provided.
Your dead lad buried on the field Of battle and this
done within sight Of the cor l,graons which were
devastating the homes Of ci,iz The citizens 10
yonr possession men who doubtless defended their
homes against foe Who to their cersan knowledge,
had with without the authority Of the Federal Gov
ernment destroyed the private property of their neigh
bors breskpg up the pianos Of the ladies' and COM
hitting depredations numbsfles, and Of every descrip
ton. The FederI prisoner, II h be agreeable to you
will he sent TO Hampton by sergeant, who VIII
receive the vidette Carter who captured by your
troops before the battle commenced. do rot think
more formal proceeding necessary. You have but one
prisoner Of nne and he taken in battle II my
proposition TO deliver Federal prisoner ut or near
Hampton by sergeant, to be exchanged for tr waite
Carter be accepted please inform me- the hcer 10
command IA; Bsthc Church. and II shall he done 1t is
scarcely necessary for 10 say that the gentlemen who
bore Your g have been received with every courtesy
b. our citizens, rs well as by ourselves.
have the honor to be, very respectfully. ~.
J. BANKuEAD MAGRUDER,
c.;s.; Colonel Commanding.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
TIE CONFEDERATE LOAN.

TO the Fiitcr Of the Wig:
enclose you the sutjoned extract from the hissis
slppan Of the lh III. Toe letter is well worthy OF pob
location here il 1t we're opy TO show the spirit Of the
South. s .far .
The which justify liberal subscription
to the cotton loan, win DO applicable TO Virginia farm
and planters than whom none more willing. as
obliged By the circumstances of the coun-
try, TO support the Government in our great contest
VIRGIsIAs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
BRITISH Ar VESSELS IL THE GuLP--THE
BLOCKADE TO BE BROKEN If IssUyPlCIENTLY
MAINTAINED
Corrsspondsnes Of hs N,p York Hra,d
H.. a. a,

Havana, June 20, 1861.
The business Of transferring vessels from tho Aneti
TO the British flag Is proceeding with sscrity And des
patch. Qaite number have awaited themselves of the
facilities sforded by the simple progiious Of tie British
Law for this purpose .....t.
Her hajssiys ship Jason, one OF The fnes! steam fr.
gaes in the British navy, arrived here yesterday on her
way to the mouth Of the Mississippi river for the our
pose, as understand, Of asccrsinug with what eject
yeness the blockade |, carried that qarter She H.
/ am further Informed, DO followed BY lumber OF
other first class rgates with smaller vessels which will
be distributed all along the blocksdsd coast. with In.
sructions to break the bloctade wherever Is shall be
found unsupported bv su: Gent naval force TO make Il
entirely effective. You jsdye perhaps. better than
the writer Of this to wha, complications Instructions
likely to lead. a... o
The Bisuvis leaves to-day with Mesrs Weller and
Mathew, late Of the diplomatic corps In Mexico She
takesa number OF cthtr passengers of whom arc
frightened away BY the yellow fever which Is very fatal
But ew An, ricans sre left here. Col John Winihsop
md lady latc Of New Orleans are the guests Of H. B. n
Consul General. understand the Colonel has become
resident of this island.
The weather is hot and Close, with daily showers The
extreme duness Of the city is TO be enlvened this week
BY a ball u. the Captan-G pnersl's summer retreat,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

To the officer Command the Forces At County Bridge
iR-Capt Davies and Lieut.. Potter, Of the 9th RAg
ent New York Volunteers about 10 proceed 10 the
scene Of the late engagement County Bridge, for
the purpose oil bringing away any dead or wounded that
may have been left behind trust the courtesies Of
civil ned warfare win be extended TO those gentemep as
have no doubt they will be. have some prisoners,
taken with arms in their hands whom you might ds>re
be willing TO exchange for any persons that might
have been unfortunate to have fallen into your
hands. II you deem such cours. desirable, flag OF
truce with proper cartel might be arranged through
the bearer Of this note, Capt. Davies
] have the honor 70 be. most respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
BEN y. BUTLER
Msjor General Commanding.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,


FOR raE SALE OF NEG2OEd
TEyHE this the Auction
IL the sale Of NEGR0es atthe Auction Room Franklin
street lately occupied by BsTTo 4 0REGORYi
He gin sell Segoel both Pabl ~ AID privately and Soe the
pAir0 his -nds and h public Eeaefay lie pledges MS
the nt,rest liza
that from lis long experience 10 rad will be enAbed
obtain the HI hest Arset pce lie viii make liberal sdvanes
al property IN haaa,d prepared persons en-.
sged IN u trade and also tA ssnts-having ample
nOdl LOGS Tor boA. srOk1S
On Rrankhn, Sid door bsios W al street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

Fraternam res MALTA po'est defsndee ee lem,
Who 10 n bro'her's b God his hand !mbruts
Jusl heaven condemns, md man may not excuse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
TO THE TRADE.

VI ..@-ii.n msrahsnis Niaiiins th@
w CIV Irs- snd well selected si6ek OF DRUGs f
hEDICIE - PhISrs ola, WINDOW GLASS, DYE III
sruPSs, PATENT MEDICINES, Ae., ks Ia
Comprising In part Of
Alum, Ginger White,
Aioes, Ginger African,
Annatto, Glue,
Arsenic, Gap Arabic.
AsENfUtil, lhtgs.
Alspee, Ink,
Alcohol Kerosene Oh,
BACKING Loyuocd
Blue siose, L1sesd on,
Brinrtone, HSdder,
hurhlns fluid, Pepper,
Brushs. OF ali kinds Red Wood,
Csmpha-, Sal. Soda,
oEuphar, Bap. Garb. scsa,
Castor Cii, ssidcz Powders,
Gloves, Bysnish BrcSn,
Copperss, Spices. OF all kinda,
Ctesu TARTAR, Venetian Red,
Concentrated Lye, Varuishes
Epson sziS, White Leai,
Il LSSwosJ, window Gl.ss, Of various
Tus.e si1es-
Having lately r.;tei with all the modern Improve
carrying he husae=s enabled 10 give the NJ
AL orders entrusted pronsns our ndivdu
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist
nhls No. l4T Main st., Rchmcnd, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
A n,ch Corr.spoudeuc..

Rndirg the following correspondence in Southern
paper, at 6r,r supposed it Puueh-iar, dreaming
that Mjor General could perpetrAte such logic We
hear is certainly genuine. 1t shows that the great
Butler is not mu,h better with the pm than with tie
ssord:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
pAnIo PRIoKs, IN EAHNEsT,

II AZ WH0LksALE 1ld RErAIL,
By JOSEPH sTRAUsE. Nc. eT Main street
just bought At less than 20 cents the dollar large stock o.
rich Lawns 10 AID i2 fae Jaeonets and orFa1des
lsk kc pebSreS Cts. 10 eta sad higher; EeFeses all cob
era la 5 et 40; 800 handsome Bere Stella shsws With
Chenille Ebrodsry So worth o. co. Black and oeloi ed sk
70 Ana upva-. fast eolorrd Calico At Ok
cents cheap at TO- Ladies sk Thread Gloves ard Gsur
IS cent, ard six n AZ SI8 and ~
cents worth dorhe he Hoseres, Llnea Hastfsrehhs
irish Liner Bosos; Brown ard Black shItrg ans saseins
Pillow Muslin and yelling, French Heedeworked ColsIs
l2k - Cambria ssss Bands Che 1oest work In
The city, Cassnerss Linen Goods for Men and Boys
Black anc Oolord Silks great Goods too nrmer
mennon will be found prceu that asionh every body
apfT JoaEPH sTRAUsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04
To the officer Comma dug the Forces At County Bridge

Gen. Bnttr 10 CL Kagrnlsr.
DIVISION HrlpQuARTRRs,
lana N thRl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-04

To asj. Gen. B. T. Batter, Commanding F,rt Monde,
e., & . - e