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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

THE SEIZURE OF WESTERN STEAMERs.-The
seizure of the steamer &. Z. IIillman, at
Cairo, with $4,000 worth of ammunition
destined for Memphis, has been noticed The
Memphis people Will retaliate by every pos
sble means within their reach. The Menu
phis Bulletin gives the particulars of an oc.
currence consequent upon the seizure
Shortly after, q dispatch was received from
Helena, announcing that the steamer West
moreland, owned at Cincinnati, had refused
to obey summons to come to at NapoIeon
from which it WAS inferred that she had guns
and ammunition aboard. Forthwith the
Mayor made arrangements 10 have the West
moreiand stopped at Randolph, but before
the force detailed for the service could get
OH, the Westmoreland came up and landed
at the Eclipse wharf boat. The Mayor board
ed her, examined her manifest found her
cargo TO CONSIST principally of rosin. sugar
and molasses, and finally, with the approy.
al OF number of citizens, cone iudsd 10 hold
the boat here 10 await orders from Governor
Harris. Captain James Ii. Edmondson's
command, the Shelby Greys, Were placed in
charge OF the boat, with the nnders IA nding
that she should remain at the wharf boat
till further orders are given.
The report from Helena, in reference TO the
Westinoreland. is as follows: The Westmore-
land landed Al Napoleon, and the second clerk
being informed that there was DO freight there
Tor Cincinnati, the Captain gave orders, aud
the boat started. Just as che was doing So a
party Numbering as many as forty men, with.
out shooting across her ows, or asking tie
boat to stop, fired upon the passengers, killing
resident OF Memphis, named Henry Ham
ner, and wounding several others. Hammer
was turning from the guards. over which he
had been looking, and the ball struck Just be-
low the nipple on The right side and came out
on the LETT side of the back. He died imnedi-
ately, and his corpse was brought upon the
boat 10 this city. One of the firsmen was also
dangerously wounded in the left shoulder 1t
10 said 10 be almost a miracle, considering that
the boiler deck was full ot ladies and gentle.
men, that there was not greater Ioss Of Mfe
struck the boat. We content oursslyes with
stating the facts - detailed 10 US. II the
above is true version, II does not place the
Napoleon operators In very enviable light.
- - = !. 3. 2 - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

miscHiEvous CoSprcr.-At . ball given by
Fred Smith, at Louis vile, night before las T.
"a vial of Croton oil was thrown into a bucket
OF lemonade, of which the ladies and gen tie
men present partook literally. The effect
may be imagined, bat cannot be described.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

WENT UsDER. lille hunting snipe In Ca
yuga county, N. Y "a short time since, Robert
Boyd yentured npon a muddy tract, when he
began TO sink, and before his comrades could
ex,rieate him disappeared beneath the slimy
surface. His body was not recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

Forgery.-Charies Smith WAS examined be-
fore the Mayor yesterday tor perpetrafing
sundry forxeries, aud was committed for fur
ther examination before the Hustiags Court
on the following charges Forging r. I. Moore
q Co.. name 10 a check for *34 H. payable to
VIM l. Sefidon TO a check TOR t2i Is. paynbl
to Edmund Il. Steane, and TO check Tor
*ls7s. payable 10 Edward T.. Wilson; aiso, for
forging j X. Crenshaw's name TO q check for
s3l o3, payable TO Edward +. Hooper. There
are sundry other cases OF a similar nature
pending against the defendant, and prior to
the above exam nation he had been sent ON in
three four cases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

THg DARK kxn Fisg. .--Northern papars
speak Of yailyiaa reosutts IN ths stsssss by tbs
sss ss sss WI ess i Il sss sss \ sss ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
NARLIKE RrMoR.-The Philadelphia Ledger

"AhLIhE ht he FnlIddeIphIa Ledger
says:
ut is rumored that a committee of capi-
talists from New York and the East have gone
on TO Washington. TO offer the Government
an amount OF money sufficient to raise an
army OF men sufficient to carry the war n once
TO the heart Of secession, in the cotton
States
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W \
p ,s Maker and Importer Of Guns, Rifles, &c.

- hoofISG, &e.-1he subscriber i.
r..tf'p@tel 70 DO SLATE R0GFiN6, in the best
,.I0Lvt with Buckingham fya1 Slate. Al 4 eta
iRRStiIssfs loot He wili slso put en- GUTTA
old sihTf ppdiA99 fiA9 IN the mott approved styls.
tee IA IA m Eoofs viii BE- repaired at short no.
Aet @ -ai AZ! ME WORK VIII be warranted He 50.
az o'.e patronage. PATRICK KAHN,
Of II IA llu.s L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

Potuntssr Ua.folms.-The ladies Of Syca.
more Church and sewing Society prosfer their
services to make mp uniforms for the yclun.
t,ers faey viii meet In The Lecture roosa.
Eleventh street, t~tween Broad aui Marshsli.
tbis "Wednesday morning, AZ 10 o'eivck-
Orders are solicited as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
FIVE DOLLARS NE.

* ~ I'D = Runaway from nay place, in
I'm j6HSsoS So2SSa 81 black el s eslor S'sfo aSoSt Ma9
''sS- eel 10 inches high, weighs about l7S lbs ,
-tf"i my 10 or 50 years old, and is a good cook
,.eIj y Petersburg. The above reward viii be
,I hls safe delivery TO me n, PULLIAM &
49,, Aeet or safe iodgment in some iail He
a. on F1terHburg. Left home LIST March last
u J IL AL kNRn L La
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m> ATTENTION, ANGLERS!

-, 49, I !. hSIi NUfFbl Of I , y Q
- r. I'oi--i am now opening the most com
,. go 1ss0rtment OF fIsliiN6TACkLE ever ofFer
Ia ~ "a ilchmond. Amongst my assortment NAV be
iiIau a,l he variety OF HOOKS, such AS Virginia.
,.Sslot+ full assortment Of HOOKS on Gut and
ytIIfS also. Gut and Gimp extra Rugged Lines
- ioais aud Hooks complete Sea Grass Floats
- e!hk"rs extra Cotton, Linen and FLAX
80 80 silk Lines, in great variety, and of supe.
- l1aiiiy Trout Flies aud Reels Walking
sae Fishing Rods, &c ;
es1-to lu.l received \ fne assortment of COLTS
''4aled tINE-sHOUTERS, ali sizes
JlMES WALSH
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SPRING TRADE.


HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
ROBERT l.. DICKINSON,
Successor To Binford, Dickinson Weisiger,)
No. :. Main Street, Richmond, Va,
H.. rgpE aud IN store fu aGd compile etc stock OF
HATS. CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, of the latest
I'd most fashionable styles, W hich will be sold
Wholesale aud Retail, on the most favorable
terms
Ih- attention of merchants is most respectfully
-. lC''ei 10 call and examine for themselves.
SalTARf HATS and CAPS made TO order al
q. st notice.
... . cchasers Will ind ii to their interest to
Kamine nv stock before purchasing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

OrA TasArnHEf or FOES lin order 70 cor
rect erroneous statements that have been cir
cutated ~ the North. we would state that no
PERSONS entertaining Northern sentiments
have been mai trratsd Ia this city or eighhor-
have been ne tilifd by the anthorisies To rrfurn
to the North and they have been allowed q,
leave rs they pleased ,without being ~ nterlered
with. - ' = :, -
Tbs sorsseing. from the Norfolk Arsas, an,
plies equally 70 this sso.lop OF sAs STATE.
-asza~ss~s4u~~~&s.a~.aA4g
y p sohs Tssa,, VI asalskI'a ass6 its
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RESTAURANTS. Go.

THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Faf1 on 6TH STREET, Be eN ~
T EEN MARSHALL& N II
- AM BROAD, will be >NN{fF
>AAthS viii be furnished IN the best style at
aiI hours "f the day, and the BAR will be con
.iaHi'y supp led with superior LIQUORS, WINES,
LA"Lk BEER, ALE and CIGARS
~ '-lMt JAMES KIRK
GN0 THE cKarEs .ta REsrAssASr s
NeffsY READTN Il ROOM,
\Gr 10 Man street, -four doors neIOW lna
IIne Is daily becoming more popular, and is
qToaouneeq ny the citizens of Richmond, Norfolk
sLi F9teThhurg, TO be second II none in the city.
me hfAN plb bS, WINES, CIGARS and EDiBLES,
are % lEe beat, and al pricss Ia suit he times.
Z. ". USHER, Proprietor
y. FREE LUNCH, of SOUPS, &c. from Il
O. ! O clock. mn s0-lm+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

Suspicious Persoas George G. Gather
and Peter Crittendeu were nrrnirpsti lsfors
tne mayor yssterdAy ~ parties against whom
tne charge Of disloyaity 70 rirgiaia would
justly apply. Their examination was cops
tinped. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

Industrious 0psratius .---Richard, slave,
was carried before the Mayor yesterday for
stealing four picture frames from y, h. Reese,
worth $40, and table cloth worth S3o from
Nicholas Mills. The fellow eyidsntty hal an
itching palm, The Mayor ordered one Of the
officers to produce similar sensation with y
co w skin, on another part OF his body ss9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

May.-To-iay begins tue " merry month OF
MAY" so called by the ancient poets but
which Is likely to be- called bloody by those of
the present era. In oHr calendar il is the filth
month of the year. The Romans, who began
their year in March, called il the third mon tn
We must all regret that so lovely "a time ts
likely to grow from gay TO grave, from lively
10 severe We suppose, Of course, that the
exigeucies Of the times will forbid the erec tion
of May poles, and that MAY queens tssid by
the dictionary to be young females erowned
with flowers as queens AZ the celebration Of
May day. will intermit their usual perform
ances in the line of water dashed verses and
prosatc poetic prose addresses. In New York
on the first of May nearly everybody moves
his residence. With us IL is right moving
time. too yet we still cling to the cid habits-
tiOus FEE .fzIf r. eef
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tCopy.]
tVHfuIITINS.
RlCHNnyn April Am i4sgy

To the Rev. N. z MICBELBAcHsR-Deor Sir =
take very great pteasutein acknowl wledging the
receipt OF yonr letter of yesterday. enclosing A
check for 81, ,zao contributed ny yonr CO aggregation
towards the support OF tha families OF the vir-
rate States. Not only for myself but ia the name
d the Volunteers thank You most sincerely for
THIS prompt, generous and pasrtesic act on your
pari, in support of the great principles which "A
southern army is cal ed out 10 de end
trusting that your example will be followed
by otheis have the honor 10 be your obedjsnt
servant, J0sEPH MAYO, Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
HATS, CAPS. 60.
y = : '7-I-T--777-l
SPRING TRADE.
| 1861.

w IOUI.
FL IE T q " ETSTGER
MANUFACTURERS AND Wholesale
DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
- lsI Nam u, opposite Exchange HANK Elch' d
Have ready, and are now Offering to the Iner-
taALis II Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes.
q; prices to suit the times, complete stock of
sPR Vi and SUMMER GOODS, which for variety
sod ,iyIe cannot be eEceiied. buyers will do
We 10 give call before purchase else here
nj . ELIETT & WhINIGkR
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PARIS FASHIONS.
Gg
SfaA MISS REBECCA sEMON &fyA
--S--s fas inst returned with her EewS
sFkIAG STYLES OF
PARIS FASHIONS

For Ladies' and Children
And respectfully invite the Ladies' and Gentiemen
G"En - examine her complete stock of NEW
rAi hkNs, comprising the following named
sly er, such as
spanish suits for Boys; Zouave and Josephine
Saclue for Boysi Tomas and Hoplane Jack ct for
HHys M4l51ppa and Prince Albert Apron for Boys;
'liFn.sr Blouse for Boys; Princes Paleat for
hIri-. ChildTen's Franklin Dress beautiful; ST
lawrence Dress for Little Girls: Misses Cherut
cacl+t' Plcc"iem Apron for Girls; Ghildren's
aura Apron the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
iIIte dl"t' variety Of Waist and Sleeve Pat
t-fns variety of Waking Sacanes for Misses:
Iatsd pfe-s Tor Misses; an Arabian Mantle for
0HlhE' iof Ladies; 4 new style E0uave for Ladies';
'.7 S'Is'7 ehIrt for little Boys Palmetto WaIking
"a. .iue iof Misses; also, great many other new
.tle patterns now ready. Persons in want of
-. enln handsome will call down soon
55l..Sn SIMON II now ready to EMBROID and
T5..1 TT24.1 a.! stF !es 1f eedle Work and STAMPING
liNAlAG and MARKING done AT the shores,
F.se. FFl.se. Al entire wardrobe Tor Infants; Ladies'
f.aaaei Shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly atteaded to. On hand and for sale Ali
f1i,f' Of French and German Embroidery Silk =
I.a4.e1, now call down and see for yourself-it Is
,'t MOTTO to please. Thankful :or your past pat
SaF ! wish a continuance of the same DON'T
&c. the place, at Mr.. Il sEMos's residence two
.,3 -,3Is below the n Charles Hotel, Main ri tup
''Hift an Q-iml REBEGCA SEMRN~F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

sseefssa HOES AT Old PRICEs.-G HELLER
90. respectfully inform their numeI-
.g- cg-tGm-rs, ald the puhiic IN general thnt
'aey have not raised the prices on any Of their
DDS stlu having a large assortment, and all
tls.i l-. and lies on hand. They respectfully
-'..t. 4 call from all before suspension oi bust
4t"", large variety of all kinds of Trunks,
h-.La, Boxes, Nallses, Sc. al low prices, at
G. HELLER L CO.'S
suoa Root . nj Shoe Stare l.3 Rroaa -
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c

n GREAT REDUCTION IN The
q PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS SIT
sA From IS to 70 per cont. saved by buy ALI
4 ENN iug from J. II. ANTHONY.
sVd- C0tEmbiS An Hotel Building
A1.-skin Rsts Of best quality, ~ So do second
ena'y, So fashionable Six fats. - 60 fne ca
q 3. fue calf akin sew ed Sh6es, ~ IS.
X ANTHONY has -aste engagements with
q The best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
g. slFp.y him with handsome and substantial calf
IIE -swed BOOTS, which he will sell at the un-
piece 3eated low price Of THREE DOLLARS ANE
IA n 23-d Swts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

A1yor's Co@rt.-A large nsnoar OF deiin-
quenIs were caught In the meshrs of the law
aud Carried before the Mayor yesterday. Ia
addition to the cases men toned elsewhera. his
Honor examined and disposed of the follow
ING: JACK, slave OF John ID Quarles, whip pp-d
tor running his cart against that OF ines
brit~eli, ana giving lhe Aforesaid Britwell 4
specimen of Vulgar lingo when demonstrated
with Bill Holmes, free, whipped for AS
stultlng George Hubbard, white, with a s ,ick
Jim Murphy, coior~d, from Fredsricksburg,
no papers, whipped John, slave of Henry
Curtis, was whipped for having no pass and
aet'ng suspicionsly -Elijah slaSe OF Stephen
Hunter. sent on for trisi for burglariousiy en-
tering }. H. Beagjeston's house and stealing
200 worth OF groceries, and assanlting JOAN
w Branch .-Richard slave OF l. : Joyne
was committed for trial for stealing So worth
OF dry goods from u. A. Gwatkin's store
Joseph, slave OF James Thomas, pupis he'd for
having coat supposed 10 be- stolen Thomas .
Oakley was cqnitted of stealing $6 worth Of
corn from some unknown party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
.a-,,s Gs .ssIfDT IfDTkkhkE kIRis oi;:ii;s !. !. ::.,.,.,,
Eve ARTS, KiNE Arts, FINE ARTS

i.sv"s =. = sArTLER { CO. Ia Iain sirss.. E.g
a. s1a sns puee ssnsraiy thai they have s
9E pGaaLFs and entirsly new col lection Of Ans
t4hogssSsss, Line apd Mefzotint Eugrayings aud
bisas.A sssst variety es s.adiss Tor The yariens
fler wi2, ~ 9rnAneptaf Drawing aud Painting.
iesDseihsita be pieased 10 show their 6yods, aud
fsw 1aiy s0tisat Ysit to their establish 1ient
a. Ri is gei9w the Exchang. Bank
tasi, IN !taattsk Frame Factory conaseied With
iam. ordsfs for tbs saa,s will rsesi ye
'+so sIsbti0a. sft4s II ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
VIZ GINA AAyINa. (. .1E
q .u,n CtdTteysd kr the Leusiatux< af Eo

XUyEV xl0o 900.
D0If 81 received on deposit in sums Of FiVE
ta,s u 20 saa upwards, on which interest at the
fsHsipia, isl eshsam per annum is paid for sums
Th. ,+sstsst y tav rata Of 6 per esatum.
bssa.,,so ,ols leint stock baanl fot The deposits.
CssEis, r ssssi,sa sne esrsitsa.ss issasd hy ths
nosd g. v'af Of Aaia and 0ovs5per streets, Rich.
uS1AI 3. c0TT RRLL, Pfes't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

Aspara0ss. .-This delicious vegetable y oes
tered for sale 10 large qnaa titles aud ~ reasous
so!e rates 10 the ynarkrte, while coarse stuHA
Tbs Clerk Of the flres Market rNporke NE oYs
rival Of eonstdsrAbls ooaaiyy produce,
TAs C0wrkes%3tsre y ~ Oonrt ef noccrd IA
seaatoa II tAts cisR At the praeeat Nuo. aAvU
lGssSies Clrertt Cosyt yalsA 4 ttsasae,lae
intsfsst. The mur0ee cnss 81 0ognAs4 loasaeg
fcs trial asx q We~k 90 s@s hssAsi.sEs -. =.
tSmngs ~ Asass. = Cue lsafE-szhesnun. ,of ]
ths City, aeeoruinx "a Oraiaalie~s laaAn an hxlk
e'eloek pp . the lstaf nay they hxve 6e{t t1lss
kept open g she hour spf ~ & fssIs SO n q
.lss.,-4a . walk m 1he peeG ye3ta> vfofs
eeStlysd thAt " vAn hetn1 thlrAe1 - ~ q
@ @ssna1 p,asst eesItaeds pgoaa nv ~ 1n1 Z
|,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

~ >Ft1Ns' AND SUMMER STOCK
JBpUIS, SHOES, &C.-l have now in store
q mv stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
-@f comprising n handsome assortment OF all
'ts tts, and most fashionable styles for ladies',
,~ll raru, misses, boys, and children, to which
Invite the attention 0i the public.
JOHN g. PAGE, JR.,
~ |' p3 Main street
A~, SHOES AND EOOTs FDx SER-
go WANTS AND LABVkERS. have in
store large stock OF Boots and Shoes,
si.a bie ipr iabOrers and servants To W hich in.
We -teAGoH. JOHN &. PAGE. JR.
Evi- 80 Main street
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LOCAL MATTER9.

An Example Worthy oT IN jtntfss Our fsl !.
low citizens Of the Hebrew persuasion have
evineed, since the inception Of the present diff.
ficulties between the North and South, = spirit
and disposition worthy of all praise. Always
on the side Of law aud order, right ard justice,
since the earliest OF recorded time, they have
MOI hesitafrd in choosing that one which RIP
resented il in the present con test; and there
fore the Soufh has had no warmer or truef
friends than they, or those who have been
more uncom promising in The maintenance Of
Inf true iaith by contributions OF men, money,
ana counsel. The Hebrews Of Richmond are
not behind their patriotic brethren Of New
orleans, Chariest ton, and other southern cities ,
In AIDING on the good cause of equal rights and
cons.ltatlonai liberty. as the following cor
RIcHxoSp, April 10Th, 1887 g
To ths Hon JosEpH MAYo. Mayor OF this eity
Bank for sl.?sa, contributed by the Gs,man he
prev Congregation . II ,use Of Love, - ~ meet
iI.s III hsa oH yesterday At their aaxesns an
the families Of the virgfuis Volunteers In the
service Of the Confederate states =. - !.
IL gives Us pleas To stats that a. me mbers Of
tnis cohgregsion have already sub-cri bed to 9TH
., iis.s OF similar import: many Of hem have
@ i a. ou w .nea own sons aad others in their
We pray to The God Sf I-rasl, the Ruler Of mn.
nons aaa tne lord OF Battles, to give unto our
and ind pandence, the shieit OF defence tha
sword OF victory aud the trophies OF conquest,
under the triumphant flag OF the Confed srass
States.
We remain, sir, with the utmost regard YOUR
most oh bedIent servants, :
z. MICHELBAcsER,
minister Of the Congregation House of Love-
IL. RosESHsIM,
President Of the Meeting.
JOS MILHs SER. Treas.
MsrTELDoRFER,
Jos. STERN. -. .
NJ. l.. STRAUs,
t'opy.l COMMITTEES.
RICHMOND, April soth, 1861.
TO the Rev. NJ. z. MICBELBAcHsR-Deor Sir =
take very great pleasure in ack now ledging the
receipt OF yonr letter of yesterday enclosing A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

A .Nqfns. flba ASDTHTIYTNS.-gs..
F.ss I..l SE 4 v. n .ssi;l h sss:'Si q Sis1lSSsii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-07
KEOKUK, IOWA; TUESDAY. NAY 1851.

~ rurs Ceeuh, Cold, Hoarsr- ess faan-
(s>HXxxA W esSa, any Irritation or SeyeMess offAe
q Throat, ReIier3 tAe Hacking Cough
ys6lyI1.SNLy In Gonsupspfion, Bfonshii. Aaft ma 4
snd csfsy,h, fi,av and Gspe
NZJIS!0 Strength 10 the Voce Of
PUBLIC >REA M I'm y, AND
SINGERS.
Few are aware VI the mportxLce of checking q
ugh or Common Cold" IN lis 6rst stage that
hich In the b gining wnuld yield TO . lid remedy
nfgLscis1 soon attacks the Lungs. sBrossn's
ronshfcl TrccAss, containing demuicent ingre-
ents. allAy Pulmonary ana bronchial Irritation
EAOWN'A e THAT trouble 10 my Throat, ffor
ROCAEA which he !" TrochtsD are a spcci6c,l
having made me often whisperef.1
4a 4s a N. r. WILLIS.
FRO WINS IL recommend their nee to fuD-
N OCHE Lie sYgAKKss.
~sa@At Rsv. X. ii. CHAPLIN
'IIsvs proved extremely service
able for lfoARsEkEss.'
Ia New. II. MAkD BSECHER.
IROWKsk "AlMust instant YeIt.f in the
'E OGAAE distressing laboS of bre eathing poem.
liar TO AsIKAA. ------
Rev. A. C, LG6LES1ON.
~ o WINS aconsaia 10 Opium or anything
~ - CKAEA ithat IL Injurious"
.Dr. A. A. HAYES,
CAsmia, boston.
"a ample and ples.s IT combine
Ition for CvusHs, DC. !"
- ~ ~ ~ OI " . OluELiNs
~ OCMES Bosfen.
"Bencfcial In BRONCHITIS, -
Dr.J II. W, LAAEs ss.a
eft q wy.k Boston.
rItOCHEs 81 hare proved them cIlent for
WnoorrsC q rouen.n
Rev Ii. W. WARREN,
B0giuR.
fROWN's "Benefcial whcn compelled to
speak suii ring from CoLp.o
Rev. Sd. r. ANDERSON,
81. Loufs.
gHOWNsS "EYrEcruAL in removing the
rAOGHEA3 3iloarseness and Irritation Ut the
Threat, 30 common With 81 EAKERs
and SINGERS
Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
Latsrange, Ga.
DROWNsA Teacher of Music Southern
KOInEA Female College.
"Great benefit when taken after
preaching, a. hey prevent lioarse-
gK q " NJ mess. trm their pssi eject, /
eMOCH EN think that they will be OF permanent
iadvanta gc to me-
key. h. kUMLFY, A. M.,
Pres't AthsnE College,
NROCnENl Tenuosse ee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-07

II q rdwa are and Cutlery.
S. W. III. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRALRRs,
= have Ia store, and arc receiving their supplies
aertAs spring Trade direct from the mai which
they oGsr to CASA And PROS RI TINE sUrKss On To
vorAble terms. The stock beng unusually large
they ysonfdently soiicitan examination OF thesame.
81. w. = IA. 1UUkkk,
Sign Of Red Paddock cor. Main 4 ID SITS.
kooknk, March y, slsc0-dAvs
"A IAkas. PIcAe, sLOs Els, 40. for sais b,
NA moh0ddw s.W II. IUchLk.
(,RlFlIS's noksL al Le.--s,.ea toeA q Al
~ sizc% for salc by SW W.AH. TUCKER.
~ hisss aud dSharpcncrtfor sale by
- MAIchQ-aiAx- = ~ = II. TtGHER.
A slke. oAus ELs.-- A l~rk9 stocA VI am.a
raarths s.w.A II. TUCKER
+ yklNDSTOAEo.--1hcB 1hc Bclea IA .nnals ne., Of W.
~ rious sises, fer sale by
wv. a n. .TUCKCH.
SIgn Of Rc Ia Aafock,
March y, 6O-dAw Cur. Main I'd
- HsGA Nails.
4 fIas Sd do
Flooring DO
annsalsd DO seslinch-a .upsrio,artiol..
Finishing 90
Iogothei With genera Assortment ofotherEArIl
VI The BE lmoni brand, just received and for sak
Low by lmcAsl s.W. a u. 1uckkh.
4 ,UA., ,uAhLEA, y kl bi,A NJ anu thul As ~cs
~ Spades, skevcls, MAttoeks aud Plcksf
Scythee, snAths, and Grain Cracles;
cow-befis, kAkes and Corn Planter;
C., Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes HAY ana SRA Knives;
hay, straw and Manurf Forks;
And large stock of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY a hand and for sale Low by
mch9ddw H. w. III. TUCKER
tkkSs I1uOFA Ilkk.AA Isx.Ufn. II,
4 NEW supply OF Tress Hoops, Of the size
! \ usually swantcd, together with general ar
sortmentef Coopcrs Tools, Just received and for
sale low by s. W. 4 H.1UCkEk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

REBEL FORCE IN vIRGiNIA-CoS.
GENERATING SOUTH OF ALExAy
DRIA - ERECTING BATTERIES
FIRING ACROSS THE POTOMAC
NO PROCLAMATION CLOSING
REBEL PORTS AT PREsENT-sKIR-
MlsHISG NEAR THE CHAIN
BRIDGE-AcTIvITy IN THE NAVY
DRPARTMRNT-THE HATTRRAs
AFFAIR To BIZ FOLLOWED up
THE RUMOR or DAVIS DEATH
NOT coNFIRMED--sEcRETARY or
THE NAVY CONGRATULATE CON.
STRINGHAM AND MEN NEW
BRIGADIRR GENERALS.