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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

DBArH or UNITED STATES AMY OFFICER
Lieut.. Col. John Monroe, of the Fourth Regi.
nent. United States Army, died It the resi-.
last week. He was native OF Scotland, came
here in early life, was educated at West Point,
aud entered the service IN 1874. lie served
through the Black Hawk, Florida, and Mexi-
can wars. In the latter contest he with
Gen Taylor from Point Isabel to Buena Vista
Fer his gallant conduct in that war he w 8
breyetted Lieutenant Colonel, and advanced
10 that grade In 1855. AT the close of the war
he was appointed Territorial Governor of New
Mexico, and more recently had been in CON-
mand OF the troops in the Northwest, from
which he had just beeu relieved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Henrtco DrdgoOns-This company of horse
men numbers 100 men, all fully armed and
eGuipped for service. The war has had a
powerful effect in rejuvenating this company.
Previous thereto, MEN We're unwilling TO play
soldier, but now that they can snuff war in
the breeze, offers for mem bership have multi
piled in IL most gratifying manner. The parade
OF the corps on Saturday was a most crafty
ing exhibition of the soldierly feeling no W
dwelling in the breasts of the stalwart de-
tenders of the soil. A large number appeared,
and the display yofhorsemanshipw of p was ereditable
IN the extreme. For the present the men have
discarded their dress uniform, and are now
clothed in serviceabie shirts, capable of stand /
ing the wear and tear OF campaign DIR. u.
). McGruder, the present commander, has ex-
erted himself with praiseworthy determina-
ton to put his corps on the best war footing,
and has succeeded The corps on Saturday
was in charge of Col. j. l.. Davis and Capt.
MeCiruder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
FROM PORTSMOUTH.


PORTSMOUTH, VA, May 5, 1861.
Last evening the train of the Seaboard and
r. r. X. Co. came in here, bringing the Clio
YER Guards, from Jasper county, Georgia.
They supped at the Macon House and are tor
the present quartered in the Court House.
The Deep Greek Rangersand Rifles marched
in the city this morning, having been detailed
TO guard the line of the road between this
point and Suffolk some apprehensions having
been entertained that the road was TO be in
iured and the bridges at Smiths Greek and
Shingle Greek were TO be destroyed. Nothing
of the kind however, occurred. This morn
ing the Brown Rifles, from Putnam county
Georgia. arrived. They went over to Suffolk,
l belleve, with all their baggage. O1her COM
panies, composing Georgia regiment, are ex-
pected in day. A provision depot has been
esta aoiished in one OF the stores under the
Ocean House. A large Gro Wd of women with
baskets are assembled there, waiting for its
opening 1t reminds me forcibly of the daily
scenes here during the prevalence of the yell
low fever some years ago. OLD DoAISIos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Neto Market Races.-The spring races at New
Market Course commence Tomorrow. and
con tinue four days. The en- tries include som.
well-known horses, and good sport may be ex- =
pected. Passengers can go from Richnon by
the morning trains, and return In the evening.
Thursday is the four mile day and the en- tries.
five in number, give assurance of an attraotiv .
ran
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

acceptable ent.-Company "a, Cant
John Wilder Atkinson, now encam ped at the.
Central Fair Grounds, were the recipients of
hne box OF chewing tobacco Saturday even
ing, presented by Ro: j. Chris tian, Esq I,
whose acceptable donation was received with
three cheprs t s.e -f,a97
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

''EmmeH Guard."-rhIs new company is.
we understand, progressing rapidly. The
for drill, and from the anxiety which each
member dis plays to learn as much as possible
III the shortest time, we predict, Judging from
the stamina of the men, that when the tug of
war comes (Which Circums sIances indicate as
not far Off the Emmett Guard will win lau-
reis on the field which will not disgrace the
memory or form of that illus strious and de-
voted patriot from whom they take their
name, who suffered death rather than sue
cumb to foreign tyrants. 1t is expected that
this company will present themselves to the
Governor next Wednesday, and us there is yet
room for twenty five young men OF the right
stripe, those wishing TO avoid militia duty,
and be with the dread -naughts, should apply
Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
PORTssoUTH VA, May 4, 1861.


And still they come The Baldwin Blues,
Capt Doles, from Milledgeville, Ga, said to
be the hest drilled company in that State,
reached here last night with the Twiggs' Vol
unteers. In the former company is Major
General as a private, who, it is said, is likely
to be elected Colonel of the regiment. Both
these companies have been detailed TO the
Navy Yard. The Sussex Cavalry, which l
nentioned had arrived here some days ago,
has been ordered with the National Grays,
Capt. Denny, of this city, TO Pigs Point, at
the mou tn OF Nansemond river. Some OF the
Apes men from the Cumberland, under her
gallant Commander, the heavy and phieg-
matte Pendergrast, who inglorously fled from
the commanding position he once occupied
here have been taking soundings up the river,
and it has been deemed precautionary to sta
tion at the entrance of the Nansemond force
sufficient to repel any attempt TO land by the
aggressive force under the Illinois Chimpang.
The OLD Dominion Guards, OF Portsmouth,
were detailed up the Seaboard and Roanoke
Road, to protect it.
The weather is gloomy and lowering, with
light rain, which is very desirable on account
of the dust, which an irregular wind has been
blowing into our eyes and faces for some days
past. OLD DOMINION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Army APpotntments.-r following yir-
ginia gentlemen have been confirmed as OH
GERS In the Army OF the Confederate States by
the Congress. Nearly all are old and expe-
rienced army officers Sam1 Cooper, Brig.
General; VIM. G. Gill; Captain Fitzhugh
Lee, kobt. r. Beckham, LIST Lieutenants; Geo
W. Nrr, Edwin J Harvie and Jno. Scott.
Captains of Infantry; Surgeons in Navy, W .
A. w. Spottswood and VIM + Darlington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Reeorder's C0art.-Saturday, Recorder Gas
kie continued the case OF Daniel keiayer, for
stealing 81 from Casimer Oastiiona, to the
tn ms tant- Also, to the sam. time the case.
OF William Evans, for tres pas sing on James
Ihomas' premises, and the case Of George,
slave OF A. l.. Holiday. charged with stealing
clothing. j. >. Brady, drank, lying in ths
street, and Bridget Carrigan, found lying un-
der pair Of steps on Gary street, were let or.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Gone into Camp.-The new Artillery Com
pany, attached to the Four tn Regiment, COM
manded by Jefferson Pey ton, and armed with
six OF Parrott's rifle cannon, have gone into
camp at the Baptist College. The pieces used
by the company will carry % ball with accu-
racy three miles. Company "H," second
Hrays,) Francis J. Boggs, Captain, ex pect to
go into camp the first part of this week. The
men I are All armed and equipped, and thu
Captain indefatigable in impartng instruc-
| tiQn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Funeral Hon0rs Governors Guard pa =
raded yesterday, at 4 O'Clock, in front Of Bo-
sher's Hall, Main street, after wards proceed
ing TO ST. Paul's Church, and attending to
their last resting place the remains of Henry
St. George Tucker, late q mem Der Of the com-
pdny. st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

MARios CouSrY.-A private letter from
Fairmont says that Marion county will give
majority Of 800 or 1900 for the Ordinance
OF Secession, according to present appear
ances. With Marion and Wetzel at the
south end of the princtpaiity Of the Pan
Handle, the latter must have q contracted
area. Wheeling Uaf0a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

a RraoE 1t is said that the Enslish Min.
ister, Lord Lyons, a few days since dis spatched
his nrst Secretary to the Montgomery Gov
eminent on important business. It is under
stood he carried information TO Jeff. Davis as
to the position which England In tsnds To as
sumo towards the Confederate Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Let Og.-Terrence Cassidy WAS before the
Recorder Saturday, having been arrested for
using language unoecoming good citizen. He
did it while drunk and the Recorder, taking
when wine is in wit Is out. discharged Gas
siuy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Ptrgtntd Fire and Murine Insurance Com
pdny.-It viii. be seen by the advertisement /
OF this company that tw dividends of 10 pc r
cent each have been declared by its Board {
Directors within the last twelve months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Lieut.. Col WDi. n. Fry.-Fhis experienced
and able tactician has been ordered to report
Tor duty at the Camp of Instruction near
Halifax Court House, and will repair to ths
scene OF his labors this morniDg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Gone TO Portsmouth. Governor Letc her left
Richmond, on Saturday. for Portsmouth, on
business connected with the public service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Murder Trial-The case Of Joseph Bernard,
for the murder CT John o. Taylor, is set for
to-day in Henrico Circuit Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Faox LIBERIA.-The Liberia Herald, Of the
3oth Of February, con tains the death OF Mrs.
Nancy Ben son, wife OF Hon. stephen Benson,
President Of the Republic OF Liberia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Our S0Ldters in Fredericksburg.-The Rich
mond soldiery stationed in the vicinity of the
town above named seem to have compile tely
ingratiated themselves in the good opinion of
those by whom they are surrounded. As our
citizens know, the Blues and company + have
been stationed there for some weeks. The
editor of the Macs, who has been on a visit to
Camp Mercer" says that the su perior eff :
cheney and ability of the commanders is only
equailed by the accuracy. skill and discipline
of the troops. The dexterity and CELEBRITY of
their manuuvres, the solid phalanx of their
shoulder to- shoulder re arch, the exact move
ment and time isplayed in their RAPID charge,
and the precision and beauty of their wonder
full Zouave drill, are astonisllfAe - well as at
tractiye to civilians, and shows for itself the
merit and value OF both officers and men. -
Companies and will be ''in at the death
of the Black Republican dynasty.
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dd as follows :
ATKINS, GA, April %, Il

ATHENs, GA, AprlI -, ls6I.
SGR have the honor Of transmitting to you
ths ACCOMPANYING resolutions unanimously
pa.sed on Saturday last by the Baptist Conven-
ion Of the state of Georgia with the request that
you VIII Present them to the Congress over " hich
you preside.
That God viii direct and bless the counsels of
the Cou1ress of the Confederate Government, is
the prayer Of the Baptist Convention of Georgia,
aud Of none more sincerely than your obedIent
servant, n. NJ CRAWFORD,
Chairman OF the Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06
THIRD DAY.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May l, 1861.
Congress met 10 day AT noon. Prayer was
offered by the Rev. Mr.. Davis.
The Journals OF yesterday We're read and
confirmed.
The President presented n communication
from the President of the Baptist State Con-
Nru1iun of Georgia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Police arrests. Sat turday night the watch
men Gagged Simon Eagan for beating John Phe
Ian; Jerry Buckley, for raising a disturbance
in the store of g. COtte2 * Co.; Casino Marks,
for getting intoxicated and reclining on the
sidewalk of Main street; Jim Skipper, for
coming from Petersburg without his free pa
pers, and carrying Gilman & Mallory's pass,
contrary TO law; and Thornton, an employee
of the Midlothian Coal Pit Company, for be-
ing in the city without leave. Richard Smith,
free negro, who was found in possession of
Northern correspondence, and driven from
Manchester, was arrested here yesterday
morning and put in the cage; also, William,
slave of j. II. Il. Mayo, for stealing side of
bacon; and late yesterday evening Conrad
Schliser was locked up for violently assault
ing Bernard Frischkorn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

time since to form the operatives employed In
the City Gas Works into efficient mill tary
company, and furnish them with arms for the
defence of the city property. The plan has
themselves promptly for enrolment and
evincing the most praiseworthy spirit in COM
bining their energies to resist the invader.
The following officers have been chosen
John J. Fry, Capt; Ivory =. Hodgden, First
Lieutenant; Owen McCabe, Second Lisuten-
ant. A majority OF the officers have seen SER
vice on the tented field, and are therefore not
wanting in that experience which gives assur-
ance of accomplishing the end in view. On
Friday last the company was attached to the
l79th Regiment 1t numbers sixty-six men,
all strong, able bodied fellows, who would
prove about rs ugly Customers 10 handle as
Lincoln's minions could desire TO come across.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Things About Tolon.-The quiet apDear-
ance OF the city yesterday, when everything
and every body wore the solemn appearance
peculiar to the sabbath, was in very marked
contrast to the Sabbath of two weeks ago,
when all was hurry, hustle and confusion,
and when, IL there was not present all the
pomp," there was existent the :. circumstance
of glorious war" in a. the heavy tread of
armed men" The sound of the ear piercing
fife and spirit stirring drum together with
the shrill notes or the bugle, which at each
street corner sounded the call to arms, con-
joined with the quick passage from one point
TO another of excited citizens of both sexes,
served then to make up tout en- seiabts
of Babel-like confusion rare in this latitude.
Yesterday, have said, was in marked
contrast TO it. Quietude and order relgned
Supreme. All cause of alarm from the insd
ious attempts of ontside foes had ceased. Our
soldiers have withdrawn to the seclusion of
the suburbs, and are being instructed quietly
and effectively in the arts OF war, making
ready for the day of trial. In word, peace
reig ned and so did plenty, but we would not
like to affirm that good will to all men" was
paramount in the breasts either OF those who
have assembled SO promptly at the call or
their country, or those who went 10 church,
or those who staid at home. 1t would be par
adoxical SO TO affirm
Goodness in the morning, and a slight show
er in the evening, did not serve as preyenta-
tive to the usual exercises, p7rades, &c., at
the camp ground, which WAS visited during
the day by very many people. The usual re-
ligious services We're held morning and even
| ing, and were listened by the soldiers with
| that gem tlelnaniy attention ever accorded by
| Southerners to the minis tration of the Word.
The dress parade yesterday evening, despite
the unfaVorabe weather, was worthy OF the
occasion. The beautiful strains OF the band
| iloated out on the air like incense TO the pow
| above,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Found Guilty.-Randolph Bennett was tried
before John Nj. Gregory, Esq, Judge of Hen
rico County Court, on Friday, for manslaugh-
ter, in causing the death of Jim Page, free
negro, on the Darbytown road, last Christ
mas. The jury sworn in the case returned a
verdict OF guilty, and assessed his term in the
Penitentiary at five years. VIM. L. Melton,
who was equally implicated in the death OF
Jim Page, was tried on Saturday, but by II
different jury, who, after patient investiga-
ton, returned a verdict filming him cent
and costs of Court. As "A matter Of course,
Benefits counsel asked for a new trial. The
application was argued al O'Clock on Satur-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

SGf Accideat.-On Saturday evening, about
O'Clock, sad acciden occurred on the Man.
chester side of James river, whereby 4 young
girl lost her life in L most horrible manner,
having been run over by one of the freight en-
gines of the Danviile Railroad, and mashed
nearly into shapeless mass Her name was
Chiffon, aged about 8 or ii years, and at the
time of the occurrence she was attempting,
without being seen by the engineer, to cross
the track in front of the engine. The above
occurrence excited some feeling among the
people, and very ma turaily, though it does not
appear that any one was to blame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-06

Vtrg gtnid Life Gudrd.-This com pany having
perfec ted its organizat tion for thorough and ef.
feetiye service in the field, paraded on Saturday
and rendered its services to Gov. Leteher,
component part of the forces now concentrat-
ing here for the defence of the State. The
Life Guard 10 com posed of admirable material,
is clothed In a good aud substantial way, and
is armed with that choice modern implement
of distraction, the Enfield rifle. The affective
force is about IS men. John Stuart Walker II
Captain; Chas. Z. Rady, lst Lieutsnant,
which is a guarantee that the Guard will
know how 10 perform its duty when called on
TO act. Their appearance on Saturday was
very creditable to themselyes-fhey looked
finely and their movements were executed
better than many companies who have been
longer in service.
Black RepsS.ican Outrage. - The steamer
Glen Cove, Of Richmond, Oaptain John III.
Freeman, was fired at by ons of Liucoln . pi-
rates, Saturday morning last. The Glen Covs
was about 20 put into Stone House Wharf, on
the Surrey county shore, when two shots
were fired from three-m asted propeller
The two shots Were well ailned and came skip.
not reach the boat. We must soon md
means 70 put stop 70 this species of annoy.
ance The guilty parties, II apprehsnded
/ should Be snmmarily disposed Of as pirates.
The Capitol Square, always the pride O
our city, never looked more Beautiful than D
| present. 1t 10 theme Of universal admira
ton with stfangers, and even the sons Of Cs
4 rolina, where nature II almost eyergTeen, do
clare they never saw = more lovely spot. Th
natural attractions Of tho place bring crowd
| OF lady pramsnaders each pleasant evening
and, now that many of our com mpanies paxad
i there, the number OF il yisitors Is largely en-
HANGED, and every afternoon presents an ani
mated aud attractive scene.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

OfAff Oh hkfilo1N'k
- ia tie DislIlgl
eFlots-NATHAN .lHIM
CHOW EF AL. ID s.l1
DIIsrtct CouTs ~ tl1 usVsn,I
ohs eamplaInt aIsd n ~ OF E. .
the slBcs u The Clsst e - N'1t
for said County and eia1s, -
The People Of ne nlsiS " on ~
Grew. WILLIS TlhAa& H1211I - D. y
nIlllngn, aud Elisa y. telsSyy go = 49,
son, heirs Of vi D. LalavFu, uo1a9lE1 y
You are hereby FequlFsa 10 htasg y
brought uRnlnst yOu ~ ~ ateve $3.50
Tire District Court Of The 4gyenfh S44I
IN aud lur the county II y gess4gs - -
the COmplHlnt alsa tliEsstly ui,lip -
aive Of the day ~ neTvlesh sleK ~ ~
nf this Eumm0na-IT served WtiNsa IT, N4 Il
a.-FVrrl out az tIlls eulnssy, bW W,shia el1
District, within twenty dpsei ~ 3 egs.o4 -
District. then within forty dNyn-~rf bV414 ~
fault will he taken against you. .-.-. !.
The said action In brouglh 70 ol9ein ~ 49, ~
paFfitlnR ard division 81 The pEepl.se teeSz g vi
:. Hermitage Quartz Mn WetAl.e1e - -
Board. nR llOuae" and IIsFmnaB oneqln - -
g." with the lands and Appugtwn1neg4 W9f N
Longing. In Mud Springs Tgtus,des Cs9Ak 80
aforesaid, ~ y sals lhssess una dlsl..Aa - - -
reeds Of such sale bslWssu 90 o14 h.1lyl. -
ing to your rerrrctiys Inlreyis an4 " L. 80 u
YOU fall 10 appear and answer ne 81 ySG @l4s1e
S,I,ov. r,saIr..N he snld ptalnalg m tolIa
ngninnt ynu fer rnid paTlltlen ap4 Alple,ol - -
cUrdIng 10 the prayer " said coupIala@
Hy order of lion. James J0haeau,, Cnaqsy Se4s.sk
Witness my hand, neA the ei.s 81 49,
! T. +. Court hereto Rhlxei, q once y OYes
- PfaceryiIle this the i9fh aHy - 49, -
ISGO wa. H. JANUARY 90,
wv. SAxDERsoS, Pi'H's ATTY. deett ~, a
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

Yet, Notwithstanding. the whence oi the
s'"rm IN the 4Sth and 36Ih II December, The
Pony Express pushed through il ssA made
EOod tine.
PERsOHAL.-IlO0. Alex. Heater t"Ok advan.
'ARs n the adjournment At the Legislature Tor
a few days. 70 pay his constituents 6 visit.
We EeTS Peeased 10 zee him 10 good health
and spisilS PlsesFvilIs IL fortunate 10 having
gsssIsmaa 81 bic Industry aud influence a.
her representative. He will faithfully and
efheSss'ly assead Z" Der interests. sHd seek
every means TO promote her PFOaRshIy.
BsA~ ExUcELss. We we're shOVA the other
day set Of bsaSs kBuekIes belonging IN anne
Oruiaee who resides 10 this community. They
are mHrdssOus sPPeudage IN brutality, and
eaPsb.e Of inaietiug serious injury when upon
the aSt OG . bsawny blackeuard. We have
been informed that more than Gfty sets Of them
have beeu made at the PIsoervills Goundry
within the last year.
SPoRT Az GsORoErowN. Feb. 9th.
will be great day Of e9ioyment Tor our neigh.
bOrs over the hill They are to have. on that
occasion, grand shooting match. The highest
prize GOr which 10 . silver gOblet TO the best
shot; scrub race. SOs ciIisens purse Of nfly
dollsEs; cod let, though NOT least the drawing
IT WOods' Grand 0iit EnteFpFise, which has
been p0stPoaed 10 that date al the request Of
many az The Georgetown folk. Don't forget
Saturday, Feb. 9th.
THE EvsxmG'S EnyEavAIxnExT promised BY
Nsssrs. BaFas 3 Warwick To The holders IT
tickets II tAsir 0saSA 0iN EateFtainusent will
oceaF % NOuday Esxt-at which time M.
WsTwisk viii 0zhibit bic bsautiNaI Panorama
Of TIE War - EurOps. accompanied with fall.
lucid go eallying EsaAFks. A rich treat y In
"tOTs NR al hOldiAg tickets. Remember, bat
one Day mass Fsnaiss IL which to secure your
chases b der grand enterprise.
UPPsa PLAcEavIlls ECuOoL.-This school
was Fs-0psasd, on NOsdAy lasG, By NJ. @. Il.
Psskss. With The most tavOTabls Psospseis.-
There wsrs k'Ety.ave pupils 10 attsadas6o-aa
bright sad promising boys and GirIs 81 De
Stass a96ras. NJ. Parker h 80 accomplished
and successful teacher, aud We congratulate The
PeOple AZ UPpss PlassrvilIo on having ssearSd
HE ssfvieaA.
UHAPA Ylxp.-OuF readers are referred "a
me advettiseAeat iH asotAss eslums, Of James
Rhodes, Esq, Saa JOss. TAis gentleman, (a1
we learn from TsIiabls authority Aas h hla
vineyard choice variety Of native and 6ovslgu
grape vines, cuvSanta, ETC., which b will guar.
sntee, and will sell Il lowest market rates.
0AHR.-Our market continues to be vel
supplied With everything IL the eating line
ChiOkens. tsEkeys, quails and vsaisOa o.,
ahundant but not very cheap. Prices ere almos
as htgh nov - they were four ysAFe ago, wheI
~Ads Was bstsk end msOey plenty.
C0nHuNCsA-NE. WavA, the coutractop, hu
commeuced The good WORK Of removing u
maa tOM Oer principal streets. when ono
cleaned up they will compare EAvOFably will
Shs thOroughlaFeS Of any city in the State.