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Esae aat,.n OF ilarp-r,. Ferry,

We heard yesterday repetition Of tie slate
m sats VI the evacuation uf uarner'. Pr.
from su.a a,are' that we are inclined to give
1t credit, accompanied by an explanation Il
the reasons for the movement. which We are
pat at liberty ~ give. bur wkich, if known
would confirm aid elevate the universal conf
de:'ce that Is felt in the mastery military skill
aui Judgment which distinguish The conisds.
Ysse ti.si.rals.
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AFFLItTiSa TRAGEDY We learn from Il vol
unteeT, now III the city from Cornth, Miss. :,
that one day last week member Of the Wig
fall Rifles, lying AT that place. named ]. Nj.
Harrison, u merchant, of the firm OF Harrison
y Edwards, OF Green sborough. Miss, oh tain
Ell u furlough. lie arrived al his residence at
ing, and desiring to surprise his wife, he EN-
tered his house with as title noise as pos sloie
Mrs. Harrison saw him. however, but IN the
dark mistoo him, and called 10 his brother
was sleeping on the premises, to shoot the
negro who had broken in. He did SO, ahd a
heavy load OF shot entered his brother FiSht
breast uEaer the aipple. Mr.. Harrison died
In few moments, leaving his wife aud bro.
Their In a state OF distrac ted agony too fearful
TO contsm plats .-NsmpAis Agpsat.
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The HowItzers at the Bethel Church Figh


We comply with the request OF a CORES
pendent, and insert the following compli-
meutary notice of individual members OF the
houitzar corps:
From i multitude of sources | learn of TIE
CO I'm, cool, determined courage of II llitle
gIoGr q orr Richmond boys. / beg you viii
allow place IL your columns tor an aspeclai
aid Individual lnent ton OF them, TO So cUur-
aeeocsly aud so houorably acc lltteG them
selFes in the heat O. the ha tie at Bethel
church. Col. Hill, OF the North Caroline
HtElmeEt, can sustain many lii his ties timouY
TO their gallant stand IL the most exposed DO
stton, and under the heaviest canuonadlug
Ga1ing The engagement. Lieut. Hudnall, Geo.
HobSon, John Werth, John West, Henry
Shook, Geo. Hughes, Sergeant h. Hughes,
Frank Bolts, John Langh0rnr, l. ". TIm-
berlake, William McCarthy, William CaId-
well, Reuben Pieasants, W. T.. Hutcheson,
5 fendleton, and last. though not least
must make men ton Of the youngest son OF
the late DIR. Micalth Clark, whose memory
lives SO freshly greer in the hearts OF thou
sands Of our citizens May the God O: Jacob
bless our EoWitZcr boys. AaIOus,
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Suspicio0s Conduct.-Jamss Larkin and Nj
chheI olatery were taken up Sunday Night By
the sentry stationed to guard the Capitol, by
direction Of the GovoInUr-thoy having been
observed hanging around and going under the
steps of the building in such way to cx-
cite suspicion as to their motives. 1t appear
ed from their own representations, when
brought before the Mayor yesterday, that tbey
were III search Of some place to sleep that
they had been trying to enlist es soldiers, bat
bad boon unsuccessful not coming up to the re-
luirements of the service. They were order
cd to be detained TIL the truth of the story
could he inquired into. Oae OF them had bu
one eye; the other mouth that would appa
the stouteat dish OF bacon and green's i
brought II close contact.
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The Wcy Il Worts.-3iX Frerchuen, late
members Of the Ga:ib2lii Lcgiou,' whose
arrival in Washington from New York, and
welcome by the Abolition President, "a 5 record.
ed with such d flourish Of trunpet5 recently. be-
came disgusted with th0sc with ThJ!4 they we're
called on to associate in tbs prosecution Il
Lincoln's infamous crusade against the ;:u;.,b,
AMI took French leave u lAe Legiou,' es-
Gaping into Maryland, below Fort Washing
ton; thence into Virginia, near Fredcyichs-
burg, BY crossing the Potomac. They arrived
III Rohaond ycstsriIy VIA I>.Ifo4l, en route
for Yorktown, to join tho real Zouayes now
stationed there, who ere lighting t. up
hold liberty, and not to fut i; down. These
"desertars' will, no doubt, be warmly vel
coined. They created great sensation in
Fredericksburg. The South may confidently
LOOK for the desertlon of nearly al the for
eigners whom the AholtiJniStS have induced
70 take up arms against It. This result may
be looked for directly the men begin to appre-
ciate their position, and the use that is in
tended to be made of them
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At = o'clock, the members were in full at
tendance at the Hall, chatting freely and in
groups, upon the events of the war - lar
they have reached cur city. II was twenty
minutes before eight when sir. Janney called
the Convention to Grdar. Mr.. Fisher ~ once
sUEges ted that the only object OF the evening
session was 70 proceed in = body 10 pay their
respects 10 Pre- ICent DAVIS. Several mem
b"rS made Sugges tons rs TO The 7aoius in gu0,
but MIR. TYLEk, who seemed to be, ard un-
doubleday was, well posted in such matters,
was allowed by common consent TO be the
'master OF ceremonies on the interesting &C
c1siOu. At the appoin ted hour, the Conyeu-
t,on I,!ai ehed III double files, led by mir. Pres
ldeut 1AENBY and his accomplished SecIe .1rv,
DIR. ECBANk, followed immediately ii the
rear by eA-PTesi3ent JOHN TYLER.
We thus marGLed to the SpltsWoCd Hotel,
ana entering Mr.. President Davis private
suit OF parlcrs, that distinguished junction
arv stood Al the door, and each mem Der an /.
officer of the Convention being personally in
troduced TO our Chief Magistrate, he had the
hand OF friendship or the word OF hope fer
every visitor. Alter the ceremony OF intro
dUction, the President retired, and the stall
wart representatives OF the Virginia de-
Inotracy flung themselves prOmiscuOu5!y
through the parlors and halls.
We were "a LOCKER on in Venice We
could not help observing here aud there sort
OK All outre Notwithstanding stiff
something not exactly at home among . good
many Of those present on tins grand occasion
Of Nirginia's greeting TO the Chief OF our
glorious Southern Coniederacy. We at
trlbuted this actual aWk ~aTGness to
tlMIdity; and we feel no hesitation
in saying that these feelings are among" the
things hat ere" No matter how your con-
victiors, or your feelings or speculative con-
celts may have influenced you when tie Ord.-
nai c. OF Secession was passed, whether yon
were " aye, " NC or not present. We are
al now embarked i'll tha slIpe cause.-the
rebels doom awaits us if we are caught, the
patriots iory is before us ii we suCceed.
We never saw President Davis look better
IN our life. We have met with him in Wash
tngtDn and have been present with him 1T
Pres Identiai levees; but he may congratulate
himself Oh the fact that neither Marshall
Hoover nor any other renegade official It the
" hite House in Washington has ever dis
charged his important trust with more grace
ful ease than did this evening ]. /. Eubauk,
ESQ.1 The SeCretarY OF lhe (AnYen LlOA.
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TssnerUte FpH0.

Desperate Feiio.0.--A man giving the name
OF Richard J. Friend, evidently rough Of
the hardest kind, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday for getting drunk and break
ing down cato attached to the premises of
Mrs Wootten, near tle Old Market. gearing
that lady into spasns, and, when put in the
cage, amusing himself by breaking out the
iron bars over the door, meanwhile indulging
in the most obscene language. The proof OF
he various charges was very ample. The
only excuse offered by the prisoner was tha;
he was drunk and dill not remember anything
Of tie occurrences spoken Of He was sent Oh
for indictment by the Hastings Court Grand
Jury in August, and committed in default OF
$500
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The Iirriuia lrfiiIary-

We learn that an officer of the United States
regular Army, who had an interview under
the dag of truce with Col. MAaRuDER, after
the battle of Bethel, remarked that the manner
IN which our artillery was served excited the
greatest admiration among the enemy. He
must have been much surprised to learn tina;
the brave fellows who cxtorted such adnira-
ton were volunteer soldiers. The enemy
artillery was composed Of regulars.
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Eapuaence.-smth Moody, slave of John
P Ballard, was carried before the Mayor yes
terday, and ordered 80 lashes for using inso-
lent, provoking and incend!ary language in
presence of Minerva Meredith. The witness
in this case stepped into Walter Dukes shop,
on Broad street, for some articles, and saw
there four negroes, including Moody, who was
discussing. in an energetic style, the value OF
an Alexandria bank note. In the discussion.
after iudulgiug in some forcible explctiVes, he
said that if such notes were not good now,
they would be when Line in whipped the
South, as he would 10 soon, having ten rnen
10 our one, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

AcKx0wLEDGAENr.- We are indebted to
Mr.. HERMASs, news agent, Ter variety OF
foreign papers of recent date. Amongst these
are copies of the New York pictorials, which
contain some caricatuTes OF recent events
about Alexandria, such AS the killing OF the
robber Ellsworth, the skirIuish at Fairfax
Court House, &c. These pictures are all SO
ske. chcd as TO produce aD effect upon ignorant
minds al the North. 1t is apparent that ar
.ihcial means must be resorted 10. III order To
keep up the steam in that section. The news
papers dare not let the people know the
truth.
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Chic aud PeuIsyIvaaia,

These two States, which are furnishing men
for the invasion of Western Virginia, may
calculate with certainty upon day of reckon
Ing yet to eone. Virginia has been slow in
movement: bat che is gradually warming up
to her work; and our enemies may rest as-
sured that she will exact compound interest
upon their own soil for the whole debt Of in
vasion and outrage they are now running up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

Joda Burke, Il person hsbited in the garb Of
sailor, was carried before the Mayor yester
day for violently assaulIing and wound!ng
Sergeant John Mooney, Of the Marine Corps
The latter was also present, having been ar,
rested for getting dunk and having in hi,
possession a sluug- shot. Both parties wer,
committed for further hearing.
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IETTIaI BAEAKFAcI IA IetIer from JLITn-
beTs5urS, Pc, IL une II, to the Philadelphia
Ledger, says
Two companies of the Second Penusy!va-
MIA Regiment came IN to town early this morn
ing, and took possession Of the breakfast table
al the Franklin House. After eating ali they
wanted, ;hey left their namca At the clerks
desk, thanked Mr.. Truath, the landlord, for
his Kindness, said they hoped their Colonel
would pay the bill, aud Withdrew in very
orderly manner. In converse ton with some
of the men, we We're Informed that two
shoulders, a fitch, and a barrel OF. crackers
were ali the provision the regiment had had
since Monday morning, and this was the cause
OF their singular Performance"
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Neutrality-suspicious. Ryan AID Geo. Dcnnot
were carried before the Mayor for getting
drunk Saturday evening and hehting, IN the
house Of Mary Gleason. They were held to
security, and committed in default A warrant
was issued against Mary Gleason for being the
proprietress OF d.orderly house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

Esy~ We have frequently stated that We
cannot publish communications written on
both sides Of the paper We deem it necessary
10 repeat II, in order that some of our cores
pondcn;s may understand the reason Of the
omission Of their letters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

Remored All the rife works recently at
Harper's Ferry have been boxed up ana re-
moved to the Armoty at Fayetteville, North
Carolina, where the fabrication and alteration
OF arms will be immediately commenced. A
number of workmen arrived in this city yes
ter1ay from Harper Ferry, en- route for North
Carolina.
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Steamer Lo3an.-This steamer is doing most
efficient service on York River. On a recent
visit to Wost Point, we accidentally fell il with
the commander, Captain White, aud found him
qualified in every respect for the duties Of his
position. It was with difficulty that we resist
ed the temptation Of taking trip with him;
hut what was then an impossibiity may vet,
under more favorable circumstances, be ouI
privilege. None Of us can oyer-estimats
the Importance If the service which the Logan
i. performing at til. present time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

Telegraph Ne,,agts.-Wo have been re-
Questel by the Chief Operator in the telegraph
oFl;e in this city to state that BIO has often
experienced inucn difficulty in fuding stran-
gers 10 whom Geographic messages are directed,
and in several instances he has been unable to
fnd them. lie viii hereafter place on slate,
in the front Of the telegraph office, the names
Of al persons to whom dispatches sent,
and whose locality he has been unable 70 as
certain.
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NESn In IHE NEWS.

our friends At the Narious camps and places
Of rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer a
favor by sending TO us any IN Interesting intel
Ig.rce. At the earliest practicable moment
10. publication. We desire 70 keep our reader =
Informed ia regard 10 everything that trans
pres, Snd will pay AN adequate comrensa-
ton fer important news.
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NoT.CE TO CTR SlR>CRiBEaS.

Subscribers to the Dispatch NH observe the
ckoss kARK On their papers when their SUB
s,riptio,.s are about to expire. Those VINO
wish 70 renew Will forward the amount. or
the papers Will be stopped at the close OF the
tel IN for which they have paid
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Car Bmnt.-As the cars of the Petersburg
Railroad Company were on their way to thi.
city yesterday, sparks from the engine set Ere
10 a long car loaded with cotton and one
hogshead OF bacon. As soon as the fame:
were discovered efforts were made to stay tAei,
progress. The cotton was consumed, tbs
hosshead Of bacon saved. The accident de-
layed the train several hours.
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ISYA4IoS OF CoLu4BCa, kg.--A dispatch
tIoA Columbus, ~, Jt.ne l., TO Col. James
Co!lnan, OF Memphis, says;
TIE Clty OF Alton landed at cur town at
II . CLOCK ~. ri, hiied with troops ana l.
pieces .! artillery, and took down our flag
ana Tram pied 1t HHutT loot sultLIuS upon it
lhey warned us th&I if we UtLelcd secession
sen tlinen Is He Woald rue it IN three days
Inc CluLtHs could not resist, but Dld defiance.
Inc commander asked II There WAS ous man
VINO wanted 1t down. 1 he ans Wer vas IN y. -
Columbus Is all rlsnr Tor the South. We want
your assistance. Gov. MdsUilIu hAs Deen adj
dressed by Il special messenger.
ltapp9Ars that the Lincoln troops, after
tearing down the flag ana sufficiently fright
en!ng the women and children, returned to
their transport and made their way back to
neadq uarters. The Memphis ppeal thus al
tUdes TO TIE raid
We have uoreason to doubt this very siugu-
lar procedure, the Intelligence OF v hicu seems
sufficiently confirmed TO attest iIs Truth. 1t
seems 10 Us to be mex piic+bie on any other
ground than that the adventures VINO ueI De-
traied the rtld, ana 90 with the Inere Ia enIICu
OF testing the extent OF kentucky's subiuis-
SION. Inc duty, cl course, now devolSes upon
Governor haguilu, upon asCertHiuiug the fun
cir-unsttuees OF thu case, to demand OF the
abohuon commanuant IL CAIRO the design OF
this insulting movement, and 20 take III. me
uIa te steps that VIII ettectualiy prevent It's
Ii Is sufficiently well unders TODD in this
community That the occupation OF Columbus,
las i TUJstiug place tor the uuCie;lu birds 10 "
ConsresItrG - Cairo, can IIsyer De tolcTa ted
I. single Gay by tennessee. II Kentucky :
pretended neutrality should be violated Dy
such IN attempt, without resistance on the
part OF her COustltut ted Al hOrItlee, an lmme-
dltoe dt>iod1 ment OF them py the s0ldiefY OF
The volunteer STATE may De looked Tor as d
necessary measure IN the prosecution OF our
atIel.Ce. 1t Will, perhaps, save Governor
M;1Oliln 10 small deal OF trouble and annoy
anCt 10 turn his attention to this matter now,
with the view OF prev enIIIg other and moIe
embarrassing com plicatlUns.
The following is tae Northern account OF
the affair
CAIRO, June IA steamer with two Fed
eral companies and squad OF artillery was
cruising, when a te ~ mites below Columbus,
ny, tnt machinery Of the boat broke aad she
driited ashore. Three persons w1nt ashore
and cut the secession flag down.
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The Rjyh Non in the Ri3bt P!ace.-Ihe
Petersburg Railroad ears yesterday orough'
over $50 Southern troops, who report aoou'
LOO more at Wilmington, y. T., awaitihg
transportation th,ther. As the caption ol 'n''
article has it, tAoy are the rishI men III Tue
right place
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sTss 0ecpFar,os ~ EoxsiY.--Tle marching
u istgs ice II assslahs iiite al nnarraed
aid d.frlcHicss taTn, where Of eourse fhgy
" souH tered no rvs.e;anes, 10 thas hernided
Abfoai ~ the hosthern As.otiaisd 4Prvs- !:
= 4 Trx,g.fui o. Fsd~raiists successfully NJ.
f.st~a u. macy ~ Thai Il what TIE Yan.
kss sepassg " e<tl sietpfy.
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Let of.--The eases of Bridget Doherty and
Cornelius Stocking. for drunkenness, and
Alexander Porter, for the alleged parloining
OF a watch. we're examined yesterday by the
Mayor, and dismissed.
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Compliment to President Dacis.-Bya
'utI'a OF the Virginia Convention rs..i
yesterday by unanimous vote, that i.a3v
ceeded en- mosae last night at s o'cl,ck ,'...
nPotswood House, To pay their respects :. p
txcoilency Jefferson Davis, President ~, >,
southern Confederacy. t1s
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Not Ready fer 1riot.--Ihe Ease of Fontsin
Nv, charged With stealing SIS from Antonio
silva. was called in the Mayors Court, but
continued on account of the absence Of Jane.
McCabe, an important witness, for whom a
subpuua was issued.
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!. Ts.ssas'soi and kidieul.~.--A ~,
was extensively circulated yesterday, tia, -
water In the City Reservoir had been poi.n, az
such report might do to anuss 0,,,'. '1''
Tor leisure hour; but, to say the !ea., :, p''
both mischievsus and ridiculous. subs,;a. vas,
dent Davis was at work there ys.,erlIa,
authorizes the above statement. Sire, , 'ai
Is kept at all times. guard
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lgss~ We viii comply With the request OF
Capt. K. 4. SMITH, of the Macon Volunteers,
(Sewell's Point,) 40 soon as can make room
for the article sent US.
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Assssrkp ron 1'aEAsosp'--w o. Barrett.
brother Of the late Congressman, has been
ARRESTED IN st. Lcnisfo tr~sson. Othsr pro.
misspt citizens xrs Implicated.
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dFr.s"|.-T"enty-two car loads If se.,
idlbiiufe, locks. &c, belonging to The G..
tedcrate No'clament and three car load. NJ
Telegraph wire, arrived from the South = p,
e.tu;nE,
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Young Mems Christina A.socia,,a, ~.
Association holds its annual mee,i,. % a''
evening, a, o'clock, at the lecture - ''s
Rev. DR.. Reads church. corner ..L 4
Franklin streets. The President. REM. va
be presented. and interesting adira..,. ."
DC expected from gentlemen Of the g,n,aF
The pubic will be repaid. We are sure -
ing It's support ard presence to the you,. w.
this evening. Zen
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7ar-P"yefs who shall settle up the ANON,
Of their Indebtedness to the city, in VIII. '' -
in part, b. the 3Jth of June, can save .,,
cent. Of the amount so paid. f''
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FOR Iork'o"".-Capt, Peyton leave.
Yorktown on Wednesday morning. anil a..
az" any packages for troops stationed ~
if left at Burton 4 Greenhows IT,. G, '@J'e
fore. "' 'e'
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4 corps of sappers and miners are to be en-
listed to operate in conjunction with the Wise
Brigade.
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Col. 5fugruder.

The s'il aud sallantry uanisested by Col.
MAGnupga, in the late remarkable battle, de-
nand his promotion. VS. should be clad Ia
hear that he has been mado Briquaier.
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Mounted Riaemea--A splendid body OF
Mounted Ritiemen, from Washington county,
passed up Main street yesterday morning.
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Yesterday b..sasu5, 1T ; o clock Il; - y..l
Ieula, III " Duyal'a AlIitiun,' JOHN HAbE..
HAM, Ia .ue 15iA year Ut me- sEe, "f c,us.,,..-
0f no brain, leaving widow and four e., ,r.,
tts Was Il native q GeTmany, lad r,.ii.l Ia b.
Ius since ls52, was Homer, and lu4u,,,..
man, and will be lOug RENE n Bored by h.. A.. .
c!ttea aud acIuaialanCas tJr ai- frALe h.tl
tlte tnd CtreuuI Inter suGrSe with them
His I-igADoss nd tJleHJ- sIe Invited T., ,...r.
ihe tuurrAt lrUlC his Residence ~ O'c!eck t so
teraoJu.
MruUsy evening, June 18th, at y O'Clock. A.,
MlL.LitEA J, youngest thi.d Il Grar.,.nt q,
Ana schtlehCl, sssd years . 'a,uth- AMI g.. l.,.
Ihla t.udsr plant, So ycuUE agl fair
Cal cd ne1c- by early doom,
Just Cau,5 ~ show how TAR - lower
In Pa '4GI-a VIII bloom.
Her funeral Will take pace NJ the tesldaLe.
her father, OF Uuina Hs.l, this (Iuesd4y y7-.
ing, at ; 0 c.Urk. tho Irlen4. aud ac!ls.g,st,..
4 lhe iaui ) are invited TO attend wl,ayqtfa-
Their ro'iC1
S4t Baltimore SUI please copy.
SudGcliy, IT the Camp, near Fs,r-y,t U,.,
caIrte, G! disease Of tHa uasrt, THOMAS hEa..
AN, native of ireland, aRed 81 vtsra, au4 u.
yaie IN the swamp Rangers CAi l. / J ia.
Eiftn EcEtment Louisiana Volunteers.
lie wds bufled on AUH5&y aftetny. Il, w!ta4f
itary hCnorr
on the 18TH inst, in this city. after IuBf.,.
pHulul Hines, SARAH ELIZABETH, wiz.
seFn Parkinson, aged % ysals.
vi DauYille paPvI' Fler-e copy.
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a perusaI OF lhe f0IIowlng Ietler IS enough
to stir up the blood of any one VINO possesses
even a spark of patriotism, and make him
cry aloud for vengeance. The letter was
never in tended for publication but tho lady
10 whom IL was addressed has kindly placed
il i'll cur possession, and we deem it OF su.lj e.
Gent imp0rtancs to Cccupy place III the
columns Of this journal. AS 3 further evil
deuce CT the uu!r&gas committed in Alexan-
anIfia, il should stimulate every citizen who
reads II 10 aid in driving out those Internal
scuunurals who nov inIsst our soil. The
writer is Il daughter OF i gentleman who, for
more than twenty years, i'll II position requir
ing aTduous duties, faithfully served 4 coun-
try which now rewards him 10y destroying
his property and driving his children from
their homes.
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MEDICAL PCRyTS ORE tFFIrE,.
RIcHMUSr. IA, June l.. i,tl
.r4+'-.s~. Till: LADIES are respectfully
e. "a formed that $50 pounds ore L.ul
what they have already - Kindly farHl-a-i
he SICK -ni wounded If ths Army Il ,tiiI E--l
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