davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, April II, 1861.
gsletteN qoetrp,
GONE AWAY.

7 see the farm house, red and Old
Ahove its roof the NAPLES sway;
Tho hills behind are bleak and cold
The wind comes up and dies away
gaze into each empty ROOM
And as | gaze a gnawing pain
L in nv heart, at thought of those
Who ne 'er will pass the doors again.
And strolling down the orchard slope,
$50 wide a likeness grief VIII cr'VeJ
Each dead leaf seems withered hope
Each messy hillock looks grave
They will not hear me if call
They will not see these tears that start
via antumn-autumn with it all
And worse than autumn in my heart.
q leaves, SO dry, and dead, and sore !
can recall some happier hours
When summers glory fingered there,
And summers beauty touched the flowers.
Adown the slope slender shape
Danced lightly, with her flying curls'
,r5 nauhoods deeper tones were blent
With the gay laugh of happy girls.
O stolen meetings at the gate
q lingering, at the open door!
q moonlight rambles, long and late
Nv heart can scarce believe them o'er.
And vet the silence, strange and still,
The air Of sadness and decay,
The moss that grows upon the sill
Yes, love and hope have gone away!
So ike, 50 like a worn out heart
Which the last tenant finds too cold,
And leaves, for evermore. as they
Have left this homestead, red and old.
Poor empty house poor lonely heart
'Twere well if hravely, side by side,
You waited till the hand of Time
Each ruins mossy wreath supplied.
lean upon the gate, and sigh;
Some bitter tears will force their way;
And then bid the place goodbye
For many long and weary day.
cross the little ice-bound brook,
tIn sumner It's a noisy stream,)
Turn round to take last fond look,
And all has faFed like dream.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

A CURIOUS CALCULArIoN-What is a biz
lion The reply is very simple, million
times a million. This is quickly written, and
quicker still pronounced but no man is able
to count it, Yon may count l60 or 10 ia a
minute but let us even suppose that you may
90 as far as 200 then an hour will produce
$4,000, day 28O,OOO, and year of 365
Gays, lS5, 100000. Let us suppose now that
Adam, at the beginning OF his existence, had
begun TO count, had continued to do so, and
was counting still be would not even now,
according to the usually supposed age of our
globe, have counted near enough For to
count billion he would require 9,5l2 years,
34 days, 8 hours and 80 minutes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

THERE is something pleasing yet solemn in
the review, which as hfe's evening advances
we take of cur early contemporaries where
are they, how fare they, and who of all are
yet pilgrims with us this side OF eternty's shade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
Correspondence of The kicbmond Dispatch
NaIMRoRAzo CAXP,

Near Richmond, May II, 1851. !
week ago We borrowed time enough for q
burritd trip 10 l. fredericksburg. On our re-
torn We fouud i letter from some OF our fair
friends Ia LuLcnburg. TrQuestlug us TO come
up Eud pres, Mt one OF their Infantry cuIupa
Atre Win q Tag, the result OF their own in
tu-Iry Coming from such . source, w, of
'eur~". h'd nothing to do but 10 say Yes"
We luunt Captain tTRatn's company, for
whom thr lag was Intended, cnctmprd nj a
btAuutul HpIng, u"ar Il church at which it
Wa formerly our pleasure to minis" ter
Large, stately otA1 rpIpai their Enarled
branches #bUYe them, auordiag q genial shade,
hil" ~ their itet gu he'd IN con tinual streams
au ever iull and OVERLOOKING fountain Of cheer
nv wafer. lie men seemed 10 po -sess warm
hearts ana strong arms, ard, nnder the Head
tTthp Of thor Young but gallant officer, VIII
doubtless make their mark in the approach
lhg Struggle
captain Organ Is the present Common
wealth : Attorney OF the county, and the son
az John orgun, Jr., the late representative
80 the HoLre VI Delegates, who has two other
hhO"lug y hat awaits him, leaving be hin Il
box only his Office, tut also Il young wife,
nf.F'- for The struggle by the thought thut
Liberty - detrer 70 the heart Of man Than all
cist besides
We take pleasure Ia saying that the asper-
flJas ~Eich have been thrown on this county,
because OF her seeming back warduess, are
utterly ErUGnuless, and that as soon as suita-
lie arms can be procured, Lunenburg will
nave three as formidable com panies us any
portion OF our State can furnish.
The farmers are actively engaged in prepar
lLg bread for the eater and seed for the sow
Fl, aud the luxuriant fields OF deep green
"h"at which meet the eye on every hand
furnish US the assurance that our soldiers
WIZ ~ abundautly provided with the staff o
NE as wtlt as the sineWs OF war.
'art oTgtin's company numbers seventy
men, AAd as rapidly increasing. CHAPLAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
NVffctpgndeBee Of the Richmond Dispatch
The GhnrInite Yrnor. "a. Rn,,tn

~, FAksylLLg, VA, May 10, 1861.
he charlotte Troop set out from Charlotte
DDS morning, on theIr line OF march
80, -, AfhIhnd, where they have been ordered TO
port. Tie corps is commanded by Capt
Inn u. smith, aud numbers eighty. one,
sHHh ana HE. We arrived here at O'Clock,
"I4 ~eii' aud In good spirits. Permit me TO
Evan myself OF this opportunity, In behalf OF
80 tNihpahyl 10 express Our grateful feelings
, ~ 'as people Of FarmviIl. Tor the hospitabis
"'eHhef In which We have been received. We
-, - iOhhd mat We were among people ami
ITO D-aito with the saIae spirit and united by the
Ao lltr. The ladies soon found that our
,' 'FehA hfs'ied covering, and in the shortest
In in. '"'h'y. at least, were plying their desr
-, - az HnSTi. 10 liking them. This WAS an act
-, Aiho!iErs which ~s ihail never forget -
' 'HI itichants, too, were very kiad 70 sell us
80" 80, ~ iieles az We found VS. could get 10 lad
v".''s'' at cost. Such spirit ougt 10 per
- ''ts islsft hants every where. ] he war
~ avg Is thoroughly aroused here We lcage
" morrow, at O'clock. l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
. ViaGiNiA-iN HKNKlco COUNTY

H%-i-s IDUEI; u II MA Is9l:
Ordered, That F. Stearas, Henry Coz and JrO
W. RUSSELL ba appointed 'om1iittee in Di.tric
No /. to solicit sub criptions for the benefit of
those persons, or f@miiies, " no Suffering by
Teascn OF the volunteering % some person upon
whom til were dep. nd-lt
Ordered, That Dr. John Knox, e. Baker, and
John T Harrison he appointed d similar Commit
tee Ia District M. 2
ordered, That Fendsll Griffin. n. F Bowe, and
John ii. sheppard De appointed a similar tom
m,ttes in biz r1ct No.
Ordered, That James A. Moore, F. Mayo, aud
John A. Hu cuesaG be appointed similar Com
mittee IN District No. 4.
Tho court doth appont John T Chi,dray, John
Netties, George II. King, John W Les, and DR..
John Na.netl CvInlnittee to r. ceiVe the kUIn-
tnd disturse the same, hat may be raised rs
bonds OF this county, this day directed 10 be IL
sued to The amount If ten thousard dollars
Any pels0G desiring To pur,h any OF the said
bonds, are req uestsd to call on Mr Geo. Il kiog,
Treasurer OF the laid receiving and di7bursin 4
Committee.
An Extract from the Minutes Teste
my l5-ut WM F0LKES, g. II. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

General Van Dorm, of Texas, Is great hun
ter, and he always bags his game. Every now
and then he "captiNates' 4 force OF /. >.
troops, and makes them prisoners OF war. IL,
Is after Reeves command OF six hundred men,
and vii! have them.
Tho Wheeling L MON, heretofore secession,
has been purchased by Messrs. Dorsey, Ste
yens and Deane, and Will be issued next week
as an Union paper. It's specially Will De 1.-The
III terests of Western Virginia
The Rev q &. Nanderslced, q Methodist
clergyman of Rappahannock county, a, al
the solicitation OF many infuen tiai men, Is
forming IL volunteer company TO meet the in-
yating foe.
Tue Kentucky Senate has passed p bill sus
pending the civil courts I'LL January, ana or
dering all executions Issued since January
last 10 be re-issued and returnablo next
March.
Major ". II. &. Whiting having been order
| ed 10 IIarrer's Ferry, has resigned his posi-
| ton as Inspector General of Coast Defences in
! North Carolina.
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart recommends an midi
yidpd vote upon the part of Virginia in favor
OF the ratification OF the Ordinance of Seces-
! sion.
1t is said thst Ben McOulioch, Of Texas
has received an appointment of Brigadier
General in the Confederate Army.
Augusta is the banner county OF the State
| having eleven companies already in the Geld
ana Two more forming.
ANY quantity Of troops from Arkansas and
| Louisiana arrived at Lynchburg on Thurs
| day.
| Mr. Henry Parrish, native OF Virginia
died in Fayette county. Tenn, on the 18th
inst.
A young man named St1mps was accident
ally shot al the camp near Nashville, Tenn.
a few days ago.
a man, supposed to be a spy of the Fedora
| Government, has been arrested at Florence
| >. &.
A cargo of 53S Coolies arrived at Havana OF
| the 9th instant.
The steamer hrago was seized at Pine Bluff
| Ark, last week.
The County Court of Campbell, at It's lat
term, appropriated *20, 900 for war purposes.
The New Orleans papers report that priva
teering vessels are hitting out in that city.
The rumors OF disagreements In the Cabine
of President Davis are positively denied.
The London papers announce the failure O
| p Uava & Co. Ievant merchants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
Rrpnrfed Obstruction Ct the Baltimore and
ONO 4 q LIZ uad q ar ia rpcr's ktrrl.

WHEELING, May l6.-Passengers have re
more, and report tbG; the cuverts on the rail
ROAD near Harper's Ferry have been blown up
and the rails removed from the track. Tie
rebel troops there were hourly expecting an
attack. The force now there numbered three
thousand
a full regiment Of Union men will he in
camp here in a few days.
Prominent Scression~:s here have been order
ed to leave Wellsburg. A nGmber Of Secession
ists from below report = temporary detention
ii a party Of Virgnians, including judge
Brackcnbrough, member Of tia Montgomery
Congress- at Gai,apolis, Ohio.
[Ail dispatches from Whesling are to De re-
ceiyed for what they are worth, and ne
more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
FROM NORFOLK.
.iAl coRarrroyDssca OF THE DIsrArcu,l


NoRpOLK, Va, May II, 1901.
Yesterday had tn" pleasure % visiting tho
cu,aIupmeut OF the Third RI Eimcut OF Ala
hama Volunteers, which are stationed jrBt pc
v.ud ATHigtCat's bTidgs, being removed ouIV
d !rr hundred PAGES from tho city confines !,
aaA j.. Heed does the tented field present a war-
ike lpatarAUCe, and the thorough disc pline
ol ,br -lurty soldiers attract large crowds of
ladies and gentlemen every afternoon 10 Wit
I..-- their Superior drilling.
lWpuiruC" and Iasc1iitY seems to be the
.r.l,r of the day with tn" Government at
.L!uC on, rs - again exhibited in the land
NJ Of troops ut Hampton, where il is ru-
}u.,rd ,nsy are dlstuIbiGg aud hdraseing
I.s,rahle and uuofirrdjug citizens, and from
whence, 1t ia cuul,cluTrd, lhev Will proceed
D.. l4ua TO Richmond, where their inieu lional
go.ul- can only bF inferred from what they
!.Je time and again openly declared them 10
br.
Lincoln seems TO still persist in refusing
l,t only Confederate States ships permission
o. pass Uld Point, bur he denurs IA granting
Hrl.tsh ships that privilege, aud in all proba-
hiuIy VIII continue To do so until the OiG
Lon rrls fully mad, springs To his fee, and
1:tDgs a roar thRt viii make the il pc quake
RI terror, aud hIs ROTTEN Leet' return
p ne
Br lie afternoon train from Petersburg
Vutah arrived here at 81 O'Clock, Capt EicI
s.F, CT the n l.. u. Blues, received eight
Aa- horses sud three mu'es, with two pieces
ui artillery ana tIal " agUuE, intended viii
tl- l9uurr equiD2g-. for the thorough fitting
out 81 4 company ut Flying Artlllrry ; also,
by special train that arrived last uiGht ~
S. o.rirck, Major Gen. Lee. accom- panied by
Cd! Francis II. Smith, arrived here.
EtKo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

APPoMArrox, May II, 1861.
Ia bright prospect Tor II ''nrush' seems
10 give new life TO our people, who, with re-
he"rd energy, are preparing with rapid
-tIidta 30 meet he Illinois balloon and his
'"-~oTktrs Of Iniqulty on the borders OF our
once happy old State, 20 welcome them with
bloody bands TO hospltabie graves" The
tprstu of alarm has been sounded from the
loitest peak of Rich Mountain, aud II contin i.
Nhl reverber.tl0E Is heard even down in the
deepest rvCesses OF Buck Hollow" Already
IouF regularly well drilled companies have
o""n organized in this county, composed OF as
Gallant spirits as ever shouldered musket
under command OF The best disciplined OF
erfs, n,os, of whom are graduates OF the Vir-
Gins Mliitary Institute.
ihe county Court OF Buckingham on yes a.
teI1Sy made an appropriation OF $50 900 TO
SquIp her soldiers 80 help la the good cause -
nav Tue God OF Battles hover over and pro-
40 al OF those brave heroes. who, believing
'nths 10 De just and righteous ca use have
~" q forward to drive back t % halt star al
A-lHeoihltes, who, with open mouths, are
'0' A'Hs 10 deyour us with eager ayidity.
MOTLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May LII is supposed the
New York Seventh Regiment will return North
next week.
The Administration has accepted three
Kansas regiments.
Eighteen privases Of the New York Fifth
Regiment were drummed out yesterday be-
cause they refused TO take the oath.
A large number Of additional troops arc to
be collected here.
Orders have been Issued that tie rapid frog
Of three guns and the ringing CT bells in the
night, shall be the ignai for the encamped
regiments 10 march to tie city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
FROM ALEXANDRIA.
The Virginia Picket Guard Driven In @ rad
ua1 Lucroa. hmrnts Of The Enc my, &C.

ALEXANDRIA. May 1.-The Picket Guard
was driven in last night by the Administra-
ton forces.
The Long Bridge, as far as the north end of
the draw, is occupied by Federal troops to-
night.
A lot of tobacco, from Lynchburg, bound
North. was stopped here last night by the mil
itarY authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

LATEST PROM NORTHERN TgxAs.-Mr. Geo.
w Wright, direct from Paris, Texas, whic
place he left on Monday, 9Th inst, states that
The night previous TO has leaving an express
arrived from Coi. Vim. u. Young asking iof
assistance in bssisging Fort Arbockie, Ia the
Indian Nation. Col. Young had already TAKE a
Fort Wsshita, bat found no arms. he dad
with him 300 Texans, and 1860 ChoctaW inoi-
ans: 1900 U. ;. troops were reported TO os
IN Fort Arbaekle. Northern Texas WAS vol
unteering en- masse To go 10 foungs assist
ance-f, q. Ptcayune lsth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

IMPORTANT FROM BosToS "a tele.raphic dis
patch from Boston brings the following
astounding intelligence
A letter from n lady in Charleston received
here, says that Gen Beaurrgard Ia dead, from
wounds he received in the attack on Fort
Sumter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
Col. And crsOH.

LOUISVILLE. May 16.--Sueet rumors say
that there Is likely to be q difficulty here be
tween the opposing parties on the adyen: Of
Col. Andcrsnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

HAgSEE's FERRY, May l7.-An attack is
daily expected. Eirgiuians are arriving in
largo numbers. Every MEASURE for defence is
,yo;lad oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

7 ISTOF MISUNDERSTANDING In the RICH
IL MOND POST OFFICE, on the 18th day of May.
1851.
RyPublished by authority Of Act OF Congress
in me paper haviu- ths largest circu alton ia the
District " here printed.
81 Persons calling for letters In the Lisr will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

SHOCKING AcciDEsT.--We are panied TO learn
that Master kobt. Woodipg, youngest son OF
John +. w ooding, and promising little boy
residing in the store OF Sam'I Panniil, OF
Campbell county, Va, met with an accident
last Friday that has probably cost him his
life ere this. 1t seems that he was up stairs III
tn store stirring mp Il large lot of dam per
cussion caps, with the view of drying them,
when they exploded tearing off one OF hir.
arms and otherwise managing bis body.-Atk-
ton CIToptcLe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
4 NteulI,er mink,

KINGSTON. CANADA, May lj.--TLe steamer
Comet was sunk by coming in collision with
the schooner Exchange last night near Nine
Mile Point Light. Two lives were lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

MR. SEwARp'a DarfSIrTos or TRsAsos The
Washington Secretary Of State has addressed
the following letter to Mr.. q. Heineken, Of
New York, agent Of the late New York and
Virginia Steamship Company;
DEPARTMENT or SrATR
WAssfs0ToS, May 16, 1851 (
SIa: have received your let ter of yest-r.
days date, asking rps to give you In writing
my reasons for considering an acceptance on
your part OF Governor Letcher's proposition
to purchase the steamships Yorktown aud
jamestown, recen thy seized by bis orders and
now in his possession, an act OF treason With
this request / readily comply.
An insurrec ton has broken out In seyeral
of the States of this Union, including yir.
GINA, designed 10 overthrow The Government
OF the L ntsd States. The Executive author
itiss Of the STATE are parties TO that ins urrec
ton, and, go, are public enemies. Their ac
ton in sizing or buying vessels TO be en-
ployed in executing that design Is not merely
is treason for any person to give aid and com
fort to public enc mics. 10 sell vessels to them
which II Is their purpose TO use as ships of
war, is to give them aid aud comfort To
receive money from the IN In payment for YES
sels which they have seized for lhose PURPOSES
would be To attempt TO convert the unlawful
seizure into n sale, and would subject the
party so Offending 70 The pains and penalties
OF treason, and the Government would not
hesitate 10 brtag The offender to punishment
am sir, your obcdient servant,
WS. II. SEWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Be- We would advise the Soldiers in CGmp
to uoe bAhhn'o tRaMlUM liTkas as su. t
ears f.r py-eltery, Bow 81 Complaint, by spepsia
Nervous ttoads che, and sgue aud fever These
Eit.er- have proved 10 ce tbs best medic ne mad
in the S0Gth. Thew can be nd of all Druggists
IN t1s ely Of Richmond and elsewhere ia Viz
9inA my II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

-
frfls sdB.
- - =
BIZ J. II. Dizges, Aucs.

4 TCTIoS- goRsgs. MI Les, ar &c.-WNI
~ re soi8 81 tha tior-e lot on Councii amber
All, THIS MORNING c"smspeitg at 10 o'eio"k:
= vsTaI saddle and WORK Herss-: -everai So d
Work Miles: buaGy and Ia. meas. TOO
Horse Wag u.
ADDIT .0NAL.--Isuper,oY He. NJ - rerss. blood
by. aud perfectly sound: bray snd Aatnes-
NV IL J. ~ DfGsES. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
SDeCie EaNnIcnIs.

HARRISBURG, May 1.-THE bill providing
for the resumption Of specie payments on the
second TUESDAY Of February next, has passed
the House by yena ~, nays II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

The wretched condition of the enrrsney out
vest, continues To exert very depressing in
fnence on general trade. Flour advanced two
shii.i0gs barrel al Chicago. "Wednesday, and
wheat valoe. per bushel. Exchange on Max
loTk 10 per cent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

A GLiAPsg OF RRrCRsISa REASON We were
shown yesterday by u gentlemen Of this city,
q litter received by him from II broker in New
York in which il was written, within the
last two months l have lost twenty thousand
collars. Once rich, / am now poor. Tue
South cannot be subjugated. Though Re-
publican, j am cow need of the foolishness OF
continuing the sta Ia of affairs now existing
Let us have q peaceful separation, and that
quickly" The above is the first and only in.
stance of returning reason among the deiuded
people Of the Non IN that has come nnder cur
notice for a long time.--Alegandrta Gazette,
Ijth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
BY Alex. 100, Auct.
INnI GNODS & kEGHkIEN CLOIHlNG g,

~ SC AZ AUCTION VIII ne sold at my
store, on eATURpAY, May 18th istl, c. muenci X
10 o'clock. large lot OF Dry Goods, srsi-
oer's, Hosiery. &s Groceries sosp- tapdle-,
Hbiskey, bssndy. Gin, Sc New and second
robes. sc.
ALSO large l"t of new ara esond hand sam.
p'er Clothing. Piece 0"9ds, Hats. Cape, ws'ehss,
tiun- Pisteis, Cutlery Fancy Artcses Sc, 80.
,nv i! LEX NOfT Aua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
by T.. X. Coek. Auct.

uORSE<, NULtS, DkAf And HAh.
III SEN> cows SC, AZ A CT ON n
SATURDAY, 18th nat st 10. o'clock, VIII cell
At the 10 or CouaeiI Chamber Hill
- MILLS
Three years old, aaa In uo-t sellent condition
--AIst,-
second hand DRAY and HARNESS.in COED
order
very Sus Mitch COW. ssid 10 give Eve gal
Ions per day.
mvl: COCK. Anet'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

r. HORS MtIEs, COW A -
l@NpKAYs F0k SAFE at ACCt ION W III
SA<J b. -oId on SATURDAY MORNING, Nay
Is n commencing ut 10 % clock, at the horse Aso-
ton LIT on O. ancil ham er Hill
several saddle aud Harness hoaess-
/ Grey Pony, four years old
ane NJ Les.
2MiIeh cows. go rc,.y,
2DKsIS. THOS w. hhnths,
nav II Aur'loi e't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
1AN MOXIG0ME cay
2(NA WHITE III IRHI,k hpRiNG2

A,A MONlGN z ~
"Y Waits suLfHuk SPRINGS.
A.Wl IL NoNraoAxgY CogxTr Va.
: =. -slixhaul Aleriag Place viii open for
the reception VI visitors on The soth dsy Of Nay.
Those springs are mere easy II seess. thAs any
and tsany.sos Rsilrv.d. ip The most hssliay
portion of the state, AID snrrovsdsd BY the most
lie. Of the waters are fully sstsbIi.hed, hsvssx
been taslr 1DsntAl In the care vi ~ ~ diseases
peculiar to the Southern eountry. Thts H. not
only dsifs htful summer r~sort, bat, 10 these
exc ting times. -afs retreat for iaties and chill
drsn. Telegraph comnaatcst'oa with ALL tn
portant points 10 tho Confe rated states.
LOTS y. ] AAtss. proprietor.
iAMvs = kys. Prestdeet nv s-tm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18
81 Special Notice .


Prom this day, until further notice, we shall
sell our goods only tor Cash, it's equi val ent.
my SIS SAML 81. PRICE Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

81 GREAT SUCCESS!
APPOINTMENT
DISAPPOINTMENT
liz consequence of The
URGENT SOLICITATIONS
TUMER CITIZENS
Who called upon
DR.. SCHLOSSEH
During Iast week. but who were compelled 10 go
away on account Of the over. crowded state of his
rooms 30 viii remain here
LONGER.
During his stay in this city, the Doctor has
SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED
On the feet Of person of the highest respectable
~, who have cordially placed at his disposal
their
TESTIM IALs