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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-27

w y U DIV U d d,
constant supply of
OAK and PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered 70 families at the yysry
lowest market price.
fe Ats AS TEE
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The Charlottesville Review, of steriav.
has the following
When our friend, Lieut.. Cochran. of the
Alhemarie Rifles, was starting to Harpers g
Ferry, he sugges ted to Tarlton, a family ser-
want, who was going with him, that he would
want "a suit OF clothes" Tariton, we under
stand, protested against it, remarking that
she would kill Yankee, and strip him. ff his
clothes We're fit for a gentleman TO wear.
The ladies of the town, with characteristic
readiness, have gone to work for the soldiers
Uniforms, tents and knapsacks will be pro.
vided as fast their gentle, but willing
hands can prepare them. We believe they
would not object TO take part in the rougher
work.
The North Garden Cavalry are drilling
every day. The Whites, Martins, Durrets.
Moores, &c., will make their mark some
where.
Captain Davis's horse company, number.
ing 70, has been drilling necessarily for the
past week. II is = beautiful company.
We understand that the Stony Point Rifles
Captain Peyton, have been ordeled to be IN
readiness ior marching. a@*
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IOOGkE Fl COMBS, with brush And Looking.
4 4 Glass conyenient and necessary article for
ING Cups, Flssks, Nc. ,iust received and for sale
~ THOt. 4. RuLkl&Y = CO., Hl Natn Il.
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remain yours in gratitude,

- MAkY a. SCOFIELD,
Z" 20. eco West Baltimore street" !"
"hepma'ism, Cough, Dyspepsis, Debility, Scro-
inla, byes, Pain in the Side, Back &c are cured
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NOIlCE:..Volantssr Umcers Of the state are
respectfully informed shat bssid the bonds re-
quirsd ~ law, there must be "a order from the
Ad1atant General. to authorize the dsai
ef the state Armory 70 issus arms. &s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09

The sesusLp Star Of the South OF SsnL L. Mchil seus
line undergoing tcg repairs, this morning foeteS
of the Balance Dock and wed to Mitches DOCK bfeehyn
The new steamship Mississippi Of the above line WI The
Great Balance DOCK for the pnposs -
being coppered She has been chartered 70 0svs
meut znnbost but probably will be- abe ha been
tined By several engineers rsem tie Nsyy.YSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09
DIED -.

BAILEYIn Brooklyn, Saturday July 6, Mira Annie Bailey
widow Of Joseph Bailey late VI Quebec, sxed 50 years
month and Ii days.
BURNETT - In this city, Sunday. July Mrs Caroline
Burnett, aged II years and 10 months.
BLANCA Hudson N. T.. Saturday, July 6, Samuel NJ
eldest Of William H. and Codea H. Blake aged years
and months.
B0LLAS - In this city, Sunday, Tuly T. Pauin. Rlys
Elizabeth only child Of John Henry and Mary Elizabeth
Bollas, aged year and month.
Suddenly Sunday afternoon July John Theodore
Beers aged IS years 10 mouths and Is days.
Tire friends Of The fey and those Of bis father James H.
Beers aud Of his brothen and brothers invited
attend the funeral from his late residence, No ei West
Twenty sixth street Tuesday afternoon at "a O'Clock
GAMBLE - On Monday evening, July 8, Florence, fourth
daughter OF Arthur and Isabella Gamble aged II and
m0nihs
Fune services VII take place Christ Church South Brook
yn on "Wednesday afternoon, 10th inst at oeleck me
friends OF family respectfully invited 10 attend "hou
further notice.
DARLiNGIn Brooklyn Monday morning July CaIi,.s
NJ second daughter Of DanL B. and Mary Darling ssea !"
The friends family invited attend the funeral with
out further notice the residence Of her % Sc
FELIX street. opposite the Hansop.psee H. Y. Church,
Tpssdsy BIB insI, Ut e'sless p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARMY AND NAVY.

II il now becoming evident that the eleven new
regiments ordered for thereguar army cannot be raised
In any sessonabe time by the usual recruiting system.
The number Of accepted men at all the rendezvous
opened thus far-and for each regiment there four
or five and often more oicers-do not exceed 10 per
per day. and at this rate wond require nearly half
year to organize the 1900 soldiers required. There is
an impression that ultimately the idea Of these perna-
nent regiments win be abandoned The regular army
IL these were added TO it, would consist OF little less
than 10000 soldiers.
The Government has ordered increased activity at
the Arsenal at Pittsburgh Penn. II is thought that
IS 900 rife bullets and "a 900 cartridges ought to be
turned out daily. AT present only 1000 Of the former
and 20 600 Of the latter made. late report says
that there % 200 bullets and cartridges wanted
daily by the army, that Is fired without any cause
whatever The entire ordnance reports, OF 1900 men
now regularly accounted for in the Journals Of properly
managed regiments, state that ammunition Is in good
order.
All the available cavalry at the command Of the
United States ia the Eastern Department was Fri
day nut under orders Tor the 6eld The Carlisle au-
thoriies have been ordered TO hurry their drilling
ercises and put the in tue saddle az soon as posi-
be The delay ~ getting saddles and brides operates
rather deleteriously the chief officers Some of the
horses lately purchased too have been put aeide for
exempt artillerists
Tie soldiers at Fort Hamilton have not yet got their
discharges. -Four non-commissioned officers were
given leave to depart last week. which occasoned
siderable surprise The men alInoet continually
in this city, having been partially paid of recently.
The artillery company garrsons the tort, the Texans
being lodged in camps.
Attain at the Portsmouth IN. H. Navy Yard are
brisk. The frgate has hauled nearer 10 the Yard.
The soope Marion and Dale, late of the African squad
ron, have been reported ready for sea- and have en-
board tberfulI complement Of men and guns Toe new
y purchased steamers Ossippee aud Keesearge in
the hands Of the Naval Constructor, and undergoing
thorough oyeThsung. number OF pivot gun carriages,
which viii cost - JOeach have been ordered. About
900 men are employed at the Yard and the disbuse
nents monthly are about $4,000.
Mr. Wellss has given orders that none but native
born landsmen viii be accepted tor ships-ofwar.
All the naval oicers Of the station have expressed
themselves against % uncsed-ior regulation, whom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09
Rassenxe rs Arrived

IN tteoaip Ar0go, from Harrs dsd Sovthdm posMr and
M. w. H. Heriusan, Mas C. Beuimsn Mn. II. 8. Wykof.
Misc WykOa, Mrs H. CLARK and servant, A. ). clut, ML
Hail. r. Chase Mr. Chiitendsn, Miss Z. r. Cbitsoden Miss
81. Chi;tendsn Dr. C. o. Hail. Dr.. flint jr Dr. w g. Mo
sou Dr.. De Wolf Dr. satchwe, + Rgg' Mrs. and Ms< Boz
and servant Ma oxnsd. children and servant Mrs Castor
suste chid aud M John Hazard Miss Belhns Ar
Mrs. Msrsis Mr. and Mira ney, Mrs Rollat Mira Muock,
Miss Mulook, Master Dursnd Cha Moro de Lsbsnne T.
Ponvert Geo. B. Hoffman Townsend Jones T. Blanc A Sat
tier. H. Paine, L. Nilisga, p Canpsguisn Mr. and Mr., b.
Meter L. Feua jas Bower A. Dubois A ST. LaareDt Misc
p Nathan Miss " Blum Mr. and Mrs. T. Marshall 7. Oon,
T. Engel VIM. Kslt. H. Enouis, Mr.. and Mira Arenson,
BergmsnD Miss Scs.inger Mr. Symmes A. Meyer, Mr. and
Mira Meyer Mas Well Mrs B. CsEserOn, Mrs TousssiEt,
Mr. Lebegue-TotsL 81
From Hernsd1 brig Prireess RydL-0eo. Brown Charles
Smith, N. s. smith Albert lnglls, Mrs. Meredeth.
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ArriXed.

ampton an An
50 90 lon u So exchanged signals with ,hp Abby
sns Win S' jo ssa ss se
date om Lst % no. Ion a co. to lat 80 lon a. ice.
With American shp. New orleaa. and David HOadsy both
SsIn With Ms: an $ anss
ensign private signal white black AID white horizontal stripes
Moaroe june g. At p u Cane to mi, port for Ordei,
ship Columbia Bryant, Liverpool May ~ mde and pass 10
ce5s June v 6 % lon 50 spoke aAins .oaooas, Rob
The Columbis has had light winds Gains and fog the entire
SAP D. H. wajen (Brsm) Lemcke Liverpool a. day, In
ballast Chas Lains July LAT Al "A Ion "a a. saw BAH
i Bsa aSrsais, oS Phasphi. ou Rio J.n.ro days
coaee Napier, Aynsr Co.
Brig Olive (Bf Of Qaebec) BURNER Arroyo r., 20 days
Bds OsyShshe tB Masters, Bermuda 10 days, pOsaOss
Big Princes. Royal DBL New bOuld Bermuda days pOss
B hy yHnS Sa eo E Sn for Soon
Big Demersra Cunningham, Eizabehport for Boston
sch Julia Ann Frankfort via NewsedOrd 10 days. wood to-
ScT Charlie. TanusIl lBntl Cosns, Cat Island 10 days. pins
sch arcade lof Portland Smith, Man1anla "a days. psl
ssh Ids Det. Tore Jones. ST. Bart. IL day. fruit master
schr Montszirns Hail. Proyinectown days, dsh.
s cS 5 sSs F:h i Ss~ H H.TsliS days
sshI !9na, G Chew. Bsssey Taunton day, nails si
ss s Me1Gts s s' Russell aoT ss.aa s sS d
schr Oregon Rhodes Providence days mdss.
Schr. n. +. Potter, Bebee, New. Haven days.
sohr. Boston, Haskell, Middletown, ballast.
Schr NJ IT, Reed Kelley, New Bedford for Albany.
SchI. Cabot Hamilton, Boston days mise to j. Mckee
Schr. Orye..a ianlnis New. Bedford days
SchT. Packet -. New Haven days IN ballast
5clr Fannie Hoard Blizzard Hartford days, mdse
Schr. Pearl. " orthley, EhzsbeihPort for Red bank
Racer Pierce Hampton Roads days ballast 70 nax;e
Schr. Martha JaDs Clsrk, Eiizabethpoft Tor Salem
Sehr c. TAYLOR Niokerson Eazabethpot for Chatham
Sehr Augrl Lace ElEabethprt for New Bedford.
sir Conneccut Prsu EiiIsbethpor for Fall River
Srhr Tariff Pfovo~, Elixabe.hPors for Stamford
Sebr A n Partridge, Burr Eizabehport for Great Neck
Slaon hickory Huss, Flzsbethport for Gress Neck.
sloop Gen Kosscth, Delsno, Lyme days
Sioop issse H. Borden, Collins Fall River, nails.
SIoon Nsp.uns, Smith Eonhport ballast
Steamer Mars Nichols. Philadelphia, ndss to j. N
Brizgs =, ~,
Steamer raOOay, Ely Philadelphia ndsc to Lopez KirA-
perck-
SAILED rh-ships Consultation Br Liverpool; Carioea
Sac Govanis (ltsl Cork Bahentne han
niba RIO Japero brig Venus Ls Foil, Newfoundland
WiND-Durins the day, s. g. e.
The steamship Star Of the South Of Ssm L. Mi.chn sorg
line aer undergoing tra1g repairs this morning fooled
The new steamship Mississippi Of the above line, WI THE
being eoppered She has been chartered 70 0svs
men znnbos probably viii be- abe hes been ssss
tined BY several engineers hem tue Nsyy-YSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09
MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRk.
Cleared.

SLip,-asdIs.or Berry 81. John, Tappsn s,sbuei, Dess
Have, Freeze Havre, C. C. Duncan Co Georges Slater
Antwerp, Snow Burgess ArnO, Deenng, Havre, NJ River
smith.
Bnks-Texas Ayres Dunkik WaLenlan Din,on LaureSs
n ellis Ssal Yse x PorteIGeld.
Buss-lssdrs Head ST. John Miller Houghton Prince Al.
bert Niburn, Queenstown, J. W. Ewell Co. Mary Lowell
Johnson, EIsbehport, simson Msyhewi AvOndAe, Dix
EliIabethport Sim.ou Mayhem
Schoones-Msry and Susan. Hail. Habor Island; Ygiant
Leghtourn Nassau asster r. L. Hssse Hssse Wlmington
w. ID. Brooks; NJ Dill Dill Maitland J. T. whitney Co. :
g. Price Godfrey, Bnenos AS Tes master.
stesmenSsrah Jones, Philadelphia Beverly Pierce Phna-
deipha Jas Hand.
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MARRIED..

CHILD-ACKER-nhis city, Sunday, July !, by the Rev.
Mr. McAiter Mr. Charles +. Child formerly Of Fail River,
Mass, to Mis- Arlnthn AckeT of New York.
Providence and Warren r. l., papers please copy
METEOROLOGICAL Monday, July by the Rev Chsun-
coy d. Murray Mr. George Witsie Mln Adds Mossr all
Off eli y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09
MR. CHASE'S WAR TARIFF.
HIGH DUTIES ON TEA AND COFFEE.
ADDITIONAL MPOST ON SUGAR.
REDUCTION ON IRON AND STEEL.
,ciS pispaseh to The N. Y. TribuDe.

Special Dispsseh 10 The N. r TIfhupe.
WASHINGTON, Monday, July 8, 1861.
The following bill has been prepared by the
Treasury Department TO be submitted TO Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sunRises. sets.........7:53I Moon-ssts. t;3S
sandy Hook. $40 Gov Island e:3s 7e
, 1861-06-19
What FLOYD Did In thu Cabinet,

II hat Floyd Did in tho Cabinet.
The Richmond Enquirer exalts drunken
W1gfan and traitor Floyd to . most wonder
fn1 extent It calIs Wig. q hero, aud says It
alwa5s believed, from the cat Of his jlb, that
/ he Would achieve glory upon the battle field,
as we'll as In the halls Of legts1atiou< It de-
tails the long: g:concoctcd treason Of Floyd, and
boasts Of It rs follows: -
The plan, invented by Gen. Scott to stop &C.
ctEsfon, was, like all campaigns devised by
him, very ab1o In Its details, and nearly GER
tain in general success Tie Southern States
orc full Of, areCns1s and fo1ts, u1mandlng
=, their rivera and strstegeuc points. &c .erat
: United States to these forts as spe' dQ and
quietly as possible. Had he succeef ed n do.
Ing 20, revolution would hsye been pA.liYzed
. tu the whole south, and the submit sion stpar-
ty'Would bare been organized on v:ry dif.
teront footing from what RIO now kno ?. The
Southern States could not have Tut or con-
munication between the GoYernu en- and the
fortreeses without great fleet, which they
cannot build for years-or take them by land
without one hundred thousand men, many
hundred millions Of dollars, several cam
ps'gne, and many bloody siege. Had Gen.
Scott been enabled to get these forts IN the
condition he desired them to be, the Southern
Contederacy would not now exist.
But the co operation Of the Secretary Of
War is necessary to the movement Of troops !;
and in lieu Of cooperating, the Secretary Of
War thWarted, objected, resisted aud forbade.
Every day eaw the battle fought In Buchanan's
Cabinet; every day the solitary champion Of
the South ~us forced close to the corner Of
the wall That day came when he was fairly
beaten. At Last Scott seemed to be victof.
The Government adopted his plan, and gaYo
the order for the movement at Charleston, to
, 1861-06-19
Nfl> 39ubli::
II Z a q T n O r ! T 7
- THIS DAT PUBLISHED


f9 ths Exercise asd q
Prcrafd under the dircstion Of rs War Department
md antaoItzrd and adopted o5 anoa canazoa,
Contsras t.e School Of tic Eolsier, the sehoal Of
ths Company Hstrucdons iqr Skr'nshes& the Geno:
III Basasiops inciuaine Inc 1Ttc,cs of M s1d u
One volume complete, Illustrated With numerous En-
s7'''Pg.Df;1;w VII Di1xGiss1r: w.s6iaSton NV iss,
This EyEteu Of U4ited 6tatea Infantry Tactics iof
uEht 1nizntly md Riilenea rrcpsred under the d.
by the President adopted for The Instruction Of the
aa nndsF the N.J 4 sof e. of
ot the % sHos sh6e e S%ESSS sa%fESR{tSS Secretary
WITH view to Insure unifortty In system Of In.
.'rnst9a &. ne mtI!ts e which AZ acknowledged by
ses: IL x31f i tg
eo2ta,ti. The authorized dfn Of he United Ststes
tn6 tn6a99t az that By Which they VIII be lnsructed
Washington. b. c, May !, 1ss1.
If1Ia FoLCSIEfE 6HoCLp RAVE TITS AUTHORIZED
WORE.
IT. Us1EfHoR1sEB| sf:t| iSrAsrnr Isl TACTICS.
:. 1tas coSpIE5E EoIE Al Volunteers viii cstu By
BY fElM9A Efessrsn1 c4%EnoN' = M
nooEfe1!ets. EeE5dealETs nnd Agents, should send
Us: sSf %94a6ElSHp !: S5f3 4: ErAkrRr TACTICS.
made IN gold dol1arp and postage stamps, Paper9
coPsiEE TIC ADORE FIJI h9yqs GsPy sent thsR by nail
Bsoksel1era PabNsheIs. and stat.oncrs,
Nos. = aad - NORTH 4th etreet, philadelphia,
Tor fse' Wholesale nps q netstA4 3 aA,egysa r. co
.,,. Publishers. neoiscileT1 asd statio5e1s,
1e1'-e9s7lW 80 snd Il Lake street, Chicago
, 1861-06-19

Agreat Union meeting vas held in San
Francisco few weeks ago. Some 900 peo-
pie took part in 1t. Patriotism and Union
were manifested in every way. An incident
Is related illustrating the feeling of *s Young
America" 4 company OF boys were being
marsbaled to carry the banners representing
the names and arms Of the thirty-four States,
The Northern States went of lively, but the
Southern States dragged; It required great
Of them, bnt finally, one by one, they were
ahon1dered, until 1t came to the last. which
Fas South Carolina-hcre the feeling broke
out into open mutiny. Not q boy would car
n It, or touch it-persuaaions, commands
aud bribes were alike disregarded. Finally,
an " "outstder," boy who was not Hposted,''
was en1isted, and by cash payment Of fifty
cents and large prospects ahead, was hired to
carry South Carolina through, and the boy
stood manfully by It al day, n.a2yrt the jibea
and jeers Of the remainder.
, 1861-06-19

TEE lRoN DUKE AND TEE CoSNAUdHT BoYs,
During the Peuinsular war an Irish reg
ment f10m Counaught became notorious for
the unscrupu1ons manner In which they plum
dered tie Inhabitants Of Portugal and Spain
wherever the British army marched or en-
pluck Wellington at LAST became so exas-
perated by their lawless conduct, that he had
the regiment paraded for the purpose Of st1tk-
Ing them with terror by having egazytenth man
shot. Before giving such a bloody order,ho
began to address the regiment thus stYou
are thieves, robbers, cut-fhroats, vagabonds-
everything but cowards" This compliment to
their cournge, although at the expense OF
every other virtue, so pleased the regiment
that they at once gave three cheers with such
. burst Of enthusiasm as quite overwhelmed
tie Iron Duke, and looking ut them moment
In silence he turned his horec and rode away
without saying another word
, 1861-06-19

~ SEQ how complacently the Richmond
Enquirer talked, On the 9th Inst, about the
Confederate GIMP at Phllippi, and what It VIA,
going to do:
Our informant says there arc only about
one hundred and eighty Federal troops in
Clarkshu1g, and as he passed PhllipPi on.
place and capture them, and If any resistance
should be made by either the Federal troops
os the citizeus, IT was their intention to burn
the town: aud destroy the railroad as that
point: We have no doubt that Grafton viii
soon be retaken By our troops and If there
is any difficulty about holding 1t, 1t should be
burned at once, for It is principally inhabited
road Company, all Of whem are believed to be
traitors to the 6tate and to the 8outh. We
anticipate good news from that section in !
short time.
, 1861-06-19

Daily Arrivals and Departure OF Mail
Trains,
, 1861-06-19

+ 4 SENSITIVE C1ERaYMAx.-Sere1a1 weeks
ago, eays the Neto York Commercial, certain
members Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
their church edidce,. in the absence Of the
rector, Rev. Ar. Sherman The hitter on his
return expressed his dIsproya OF tie act, a.
tending to desecrate the house Of God. The
vestrJ refused to haul down the flag, where,
upon, the reverend gentleman gaye In his
resignation, which was accepted without de.
, 1861-06-19

BIT JpnN q. WHITTIER.

East, West and North the shout fs heard
OF freemen rising for the right:
Each valley hath lis railyfng word.
Each hill its signal Light.
Ger Massachusetts ROCKY Of gray
The strengthening light Of freedom shines;
Rhode Islands EarTsgansett Bay,
And Eermo1t's snoW-hung pines.
From nndson's fFow1lng palisades
TO A11eghany's laure1ed crest:
Ger lakes aud praitles, streams and BLADES,
It Ehines upon the West.
SPEED on the light Of those who dwell
In s1aTery's Land Of woe and sin,
And through the blackness OF that he'll
Let Heavens own light break in.
, 1861-06-19

"D-1E swND1E"-We copy the follow.
Ing Interesting Item from the Washington dis
patches to the Cincinnati Commercial:
Gel. Merideth has Just LETT town, having Sc.
cured, as they say, the acceptance OF an addi-
tiopal Indiana brigade He Is no military man,
has no brigade organized This performance
is damnable swindle. There are too mAny
broken down politicians pretending to organ
Ize br}gades- 1t Is n sorTowfal thing that so
much Is accomplished here By personal impor.
tunity.
, 1861-06-19

There is nea brcech loading gun On ex.
hibition ut Mr. Eli Thaycr's Office, No, Z Wall
street, which vas ordered from Colonel 8. 2,
Pond by the late Colonel Ellsworth. Tho
gun Is designed for the patent coneand ex.
pnnding rings Of the Jocelyn rifle, aud though
only forty: :eIght inches long and Weighing but
three hundred pounds, 1t Is believed that the
ball Wonld hit a. small an object as man at
range Is not less than three miles. Fout men
are required to manage, load and drag It.
Another Of these guns Is manufacturing at
Providence, and will bs brought to the City
early next week, when there will be trial OF
It under Tie direction Of the Union Defence
Con 7. Eutning Rst.
, 1861-06-19

The Columbus Journal WIS called upon
day or two since, By two Of the soldiers from
Camp jackson. One WAS Alnon 8ackett, Of
1ulubu]l-bclonging to Company B, Captain
Hall-who weighs 265 pounds, is six feet Ave
and half inches high, and is Is spry as cat
the other, q drummer boy, named Keepers, Of
Butler, ten years old, and weighs sixty pounds.
&c is the best drummer In fhe Twenty-sixth
Regiment.
, 1861-06-19

HIM: ~ 1.-THE Boston 1navescr states
that tho Bo1th Boston Iron Foundry nov en-
.paoys two hundred operatives In the hlxsufac.
furo of heavy ordnance and proJecti1es for tho
Government Some Of the> machinery u kept
In motion the whole twonty-four hoars, So
urgent Is tho demand.
, 1861-06-19

= Is CONGRESSMAN LooAr i TRAITOR Tho
Hon. John 4. Logan, Member Of Copgr-e S 81
the Ninth District, with being Ia active sym
pathy and cooperation With the rebels. Is
this t1uc? Heo, let the loyal men Of South
ern Illinois sec to It that he escapes not trai-
|. tors reEard.
, 1861-06-19

:. ~ The statue for the Clay monument to
be erected at Lexington, Ky, is now finished,
ard the inaagurnl ceremonies VIII take pIace
: on the Fourth Of July ne1t. 1t "a twelve feet
In hight, modeled from Joel T. Hart's celehra.
ted statue executed for the ladies Of Virginia
and Is safd to be an excellent Nkeneas uf the
great orator.
, 1861-06-19

F: II Dr.. IL: strother,. the Porte Crayon Of
R6TpeT,s Magazine, IL . Quhrternss4ter in the
rebel camp 1t Hsrper'A Ferry. 4 few weeks
eInce be married Hiss Hunter; OF ChArleskown;
one cf the Yeritable "cousius" who played
20 conspicuous pa1t IN his "Vlrgfnis Illus
, 1861-06-19

volunteers in the Troy Regiment private In
Capt Wilson's company-W1ites home the fol-
lowing letter:
"Deay Fdthe1-I an weI-send me $6.n-
Ifpu Tfme1 ~
, 1861-06-19
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
l.. fEAI RAILROAD,
50 NLKa DOUBLE TRACE
Tbs txctE3sy o. fhts Ezsd II -Y e1csi /, av n Nc

ss2ssa 195PPsza Pz54s s:ssffassE e fsss1sn s.aa
SaSs aaa
effssaesIs assa15.ssed II II sassd = I'd eeSts1s 6
= qsass ia Tut run o4x, 70 r1.4at,as
vtsoo9t eae2ge q e.M q esndacsoi&
Ssa S. =: s:ss s
Ees I'd fs1s Lis ooaasef IA a. ssitt1o.. IL 81 WI.
n ThEonzn Passenger Trains provided With 1oukA.
nidxeb Patent HEake-&peed 1ndaT perssct oontxo[e
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T It il reported that one Of tho a1a1os:as
Newport News, on being questioned Is to
whether he had run away from hls MASTER: ro-
piled, "No, Golly, maaxa run ouoy from snef
When he rec do eefdiers comm he run Iko Dc
debbf- 1'spec' he's gone to Richmond!"