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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
selrttrd Poetry.
Prayer Before Battle.

fRoN TIL GERMAN OF CARL KoRNER.'
Father, call on Thee,
rrougs the dun smoke and clamor of battle
The Lightning and dread thundcr's rattle;
War great Dispenser, | call on Thee.
Thou, Father, lead ne
Thou. Father lead me;
Lea! me 20 victory or lead me TO death.
lorI in Thy hand is my breath
Lord as Thou w!lcst so lead me.
God, would know Thee.
3D. | would know Thee;
W.cu. Ike the Autumn leaves driven together,
Hosts meet III wars thunder weather
Source Of my taita, would know Thee.
Thou, Father, bless me.
Thou. Father, bless me-
ln,o Thy hands would my freed spirit go
Recall il, for Thou didst below.
In life and in death do Thou bless me.
Father, praise Thee.
Father. praise thee
ms Is the held for the tght Of the Lord
Guard We our faith with the sword.
In tal or in triumph praise thee.
God, give all to thee.
God, give all to thee.
When on the battle field death sends me greeting,
When my warm life blood is heeting,
Take me. for thou hast redeemed me-
Father, call on thee.
This celebrated SOidierpOe was killed on the
.3,.. Of August 1873 in battle with the French
The German words OF this hvmn are set to beau
ufu. music, and the translation adhcres closely tC
tIc original IN measure. rhyme, etc. which arc
pccu.lar.-PrOteStItt fhHfchHi0R.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
HOW TIE VICTORY MAS GAINET.

The whole work was finished on the after
noon of the Sth. after hard DAYS fighting,
by brilliant charge in the center of the isl
and, rapid pursuit Of the enemy TO the north
end. resulting in the capture of the prisoners
mentioned above. We have had No time TO
count them. but the number is estimated at
nearly 5000. Our men fought brayely and
have endured most mantully the hardships
incident TO fighting through swamps and
dense thickets. Ii is impossible 10 give the
details of the engagement or TO mention me-
ritorioas officers and men. in the short time
allowed for writing this report. The reports
"i the brigadier generals have not Yet been
handed III. l. is enough to say that the Off
c-rs and men Of both arms OF the service
have fought gailantly, and the plans agreed
upon before leaving llatteras were carried
out. will be excused for saving, in refer
ence to the action. that owe everything 10
Generals Foster. Reno and Parke, as more
full details viii show.
Commodore Goidsborou.h has Just sent
ule 4 message. stating that the expedition of
his gunboats against Elizabeth City and the
rebel fleet has been entirely successful. He
will OF Course send his returns 10 the navy
department.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
WITHOUT PRECEDENT AND INHUMAN.-We

WITHOUT Precedent AND INHUMAN.-We
hear the question asked with some earnest
ness. whether England will not be aggrieved
at the couse OF Commodore Foote. in taking
iron-clad gunboats up the Tennessee river
and capturing Fort Henry. Is not this vi
olation of "rverain' law ? According to pre-
cedents, it is customary TO employ boats
which are not iron-clad for such purpose
England did not have iron-clad boats at Co.
pennagen. Is there not something barba-
rous in fighting with such an advantage over
the enemy Perhaps as the Essex was SO
damaged the oFense may be overlooked this
time. But may We not expect warning on
the point? We are afraid that Fort Donald
son, and possibly Columbus will be taken be-
fore the remonstrance from England can
reach u.s. Commodore Foote is such bar
barous man he will be very likely to contln-
ue his inhuman course for some time.-Pror-
idence Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

Ev~ Foote, travelling, dined one day at an
inn, and when the cloth was removed the
landlord asked him how he liked his fare. Il
have dined as well as any man in England,
SAID Foote. Except Mr. Mayor cried the
landlord. Il Go not except anybody whatev-
er,' said he. But yol must" bawled the
host. 81 won't" "You must" The strife
eyentuated in the landlord (who was petty
magistrate) taking Foote before the mayor,
who observed it had been customary in that
town for great number Of years always to
except the mayor, who accordingly fined him
shilling for not conforming to the ancient
custom Upon this decision Foote paid the
shilling, at the same time observing that he
thought the landlord was the greatest fool in
CI ristendon-except Mr. Mayor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
The Plan of the Battle.
from the Richmond Examiner. |

From the Richmond Examiner.
The facts seemed to be that on Thursday
last (as telegraphed) fifty-fve vessels Of the
Burnside expedition appeared off Roanoke
Island, and on Friday at 10 o'clock opened a
hot Ere against our batteries. This attack
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
ni Il Loss.

am sorry 10 report the loss OF about s.
killed. and aboat 200 wounded. 10 Of them
probably mor,aiy. Among the killed are
Col Russell Of the 10th Connecticut and Col
Victor DE Mon;e;l of the De Epinieul Zou-
aves. Both fought most gallAnliy. regr,-;
exceedingly not being able TO send a full Tt
per; of the killed and wounded, but will send
a dispatch in day or two with full returns.
(Signed) i. +. BURNSIDE,
Brigadier General commanding the depart
nent Of North Carolina.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT.

The advance from HatteraS took place on
Wednesday morning, February >, the expe,
dition consisting of about 90 vessels. Tie
feet anchored off Stumpy Point that night,
and next day proceeded 10 the entranc. of
Croatan Sound. After reconnaissance. the
attack on Roanoke Island commenced on
Friday. The gunboat nderwriter led the
column. The rebel fleet was attacked a:.1
dispersed in half an hour by portion of OR
feet. w:.ile the remainder attacked the land
batteries. The fight continued until dark.
During FRIDAY night 10000 of our men Were
landed. and on SATURDAY morning 1000 Of
our men were advanced. 4 masked battery
of three guns was soon discovered by skirrn-
ishers, and was attacked in front and on
both tanks. The Massachusetts 2ls.. 9th
and 2.th Col Lee|, and the 10Th Connect
cut and 9th and 5lst New York regiments
were particularly engaged The 18th Nassa-
chusetts and 10th Connecticut suffered most
severely. The fight lasted only two or three
hours, when the battery was abandoned.
Our troops then pursued the rebels and
surrounded their camps, and took nearly
their whole force prisoners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
~~~~>

rg~ The latest dog story is Of two dogs
who fell fighting in saw-mill In the
course of the tussel one of the dogs went
plump against the saw in rapid motion, which
cut him in two instanter. Tne hind legs ran
away, but the fore legs continued the fight
and whipped the other dog.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21

w The price Of Liberty is eternal vigi-
lance. The price of the CALEDoNIAN, 9l.5O.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-21
CAPTURE OF ELIZABETH CITY.

On Sunday afternoon feet of - gum
boats sailed for Elizabeth City, which was
sheled, and having been evacuated and par
tally burnt by the rebels, was occupied by
our forces.
Elizabeth City was about half burnt by the
rebel soldiers. The people of the town sent
off deputation to Com Goldsborough, ask
ing him 10 send force to assist in extin-
gushing the flames.
DESTRUCTION OF The REBEL FLEET.
Az the rebel feet was sunk or burnt, e1-
cept two boats, the Roanoke and Beaufort,
which escaped through the canal The Sea-
bird, which was the flagship of the rebel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
OEara OF CAPT THos q. HU0nR.-Ths No.
bile Register and Adoe.iser, Of The 10 ia instant,

DEArH or CAPT THos z. HUoaR.-Ths No.
bile ReStst~ and Adoer .isr, Of The 10 til instant
says:
On Monday great concourse attended the
fanera,, in New Orleans, OF the gallant Capt.
:. Is. hussT, late comm lnder Of q. & n. gun.
boat McUrae, who was ortalIy wounded In
ths naval tE1s On the Aissssippi
We Were "a soma degree prepared for thts
result, from the repcr - Of Captain Hueer's
wornds acd exposure in the unequal Nshs
beiow New Orleans, bat va are E.,s the isas
startled and shocked
a gallant and heroic spirit, a ObeyaliAr
bayard of the ses, knight without YeproAch
and dishopor, has been ts ksn frsm us by the
inexoIah.e streka OF q bloody and unnatural
war.
We have not 1T present the heart or the ma.
teriais for o wor by tribute to such q spirit a.
Thomas b. Hugtr In this city, where he
was Known and honored. and where he grew
mp with ancestral pledges and examples Cf
pure dev0tioa 70 the cause of South Carolina
end honor and duty, we Iced no: altcmps q
feeb tribute.
enfnos 1t TO say, OF family and lineage ps-
cuiiarly marked OF h;gn tened unth and pu.
rt:y aEd u aselssh devotion to honor ana duty
and country, h0 Was an h0Rored and auspi.
cit as rspres IN tative.
We await taller opportunity for doing 90
ter "a We can, tribute and deserved honor 70
oce Of the noOiest end purest and host OF the
victims til y have bsen 6.red on the ltar OF
the struggling and s4fDSing OoLfsdsracy.-
Ch.u isstoR C0usir.
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fFor the Richmond Dispatch. !
Camp Wix Sw

/ who that has visited this camp hut ha.
aaked himself the question, Could not eome-
| thi-g 30 done 70 relieve the necessities OF
| those wan % man 9nsstsrsd On ihs very Selvsss
| its literature and refinsmsn'i Dat few hcurs
| ago apd those men coLfronisd the adversarv
to chaek his advancs rpon us-and hut NSf
presented 70 the enemy, the tramp D OF thS So:
would dish nor the shades OF the Capitol. and
| the lark form Of the stranger perform ineir
nnhallowesi evoIuttons In yOur streets.
l neasrs. Edtt ttors, Wa speak as the spokesman
OF tho neglected soldier. and We beg you and
tbs fais daught ters 81 the metropolis Will give
esrnest attention We overlook ,hs expedi.
tai for restoration; that II q part Of the DO.
lice reeuIetions OF the camp. and the briex.
dier com uiandtng whose name II bears, has
right 70 compel tns enforcement : Of ssnltAry
regulations. Our appeal 10 to the women OF
Richmond: We PROFOUND tbs la tSrrogatory
what think you the brave men tcttsr1pR on
ih9 margin OF dissolution think OF thOeo for
whoa they have dared ard auiTs red A.
they fsebly wan der 10 fash ionable thoroush.
fares, and gs1s In upon the luxrry and opu.
lence Wh'ch psIvhdes the light. Sodod frss-
coed na!i, where youth and saiety. gold lace
and brass buttons, figure econsp,cuonsly, what
think they OF your gratituds and their hard
f,ts As they saunter away f.om q onthsom0
camp to inhale the evening hrsezs, cooled and
sDd clump the square 1t will not do that
yt plant shrubs and strsw bouquets on the
unknown grave. Such may crafty an al.
lowabie vanity or pardonsble quest for motto.
riety; bus /: 10 q sad evidence Of concern-a
moDstrous monument to self The conssu.
guine love may grapple with the mouldsrine
rspose OF We sleeper, bat the cold pre,sncs Of
nr Affected concern Is enough to unlooso the
speii and call him forth to an indignant 70.
Duke. We have watched tie i'm psorine ooun.
tenance of tha sick soldier until the sight has
bsocme pang to us.
AND, turning from the iusatiabl~ dead.
house, the hurryiug burial.c Ar, aud the
ya~ning cavern, we ask oursslf a. we now
f6q aira OF ycu, Where are the m, nisterinE an.
gsis-the daughters OF charity and true love
10 patriotic Cause hat their pressucs In The
BARRACKS does Eot ,othe the brow Of the faint
ana a ring WHOSE devotion to freedom would in.
spirit car troors and pencil the glowing char
&C .srs of 81 aiit0de on the hearts OF the dee.
fonotngr depend upon l., caste must of glove
to An earnest devotion, and officials learn to
epprsctats the duties of ii 20 above Its insie
nis, or our pro we.s VIII b abridged Of lie Ca.
paeity and sncrn OF As strength. And self.
tnterest, IL not principle, should teach us We
must pinton the wings OK the unseen archer
which Il ,ats on the breath Of the pestilenco
The p1il 10 not ungracefal ON the classic
painting placed shore through gallant hero.
ism. Bat the sash on the pertai Is dtserace.
fui when the basket and tha store might have
preserved aG unbroken CIRCLE and dispensed
hope In the abode Of misery and desolation.
VlHDIoAIOA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
OFFICE OF COnuIssAsY or SuBsIsrIscs.
General Bull Nelson and His 1iok
Regiment.

w. ccry the following from the Federal
army correspondent Of tie chicago 19mY:
Gen. Nelsoa 10 something Of . character
here, and HE anecdote Is told Of him in In "a
cos neotion, which may be true and may not
He Is 60 ahead. driving person, full Of ia
patlen .. ana energy good s)ldier, and Il
profALe N An, with a. little II tho gen tlesi. n
aDaut him as wei can be. A regiment Of his
com III snd was reported sick The Colonel
frotss ,sa tnas they were. and he put the
Colon. IL under arrest he then ordered the
Surge, n to make critical examination and
report.
be sw re- ag ain What they were aot, and ordered
the bf sxaie Surgeo0 70 make al examination.
TEe b. igads SUI geoa reported the men sicx,
bat lac sWore o, CO more they were not,aud or
dered ihe di vision surgeon 70 make ar exami-
na.ioh. The division surgeon r-por led them
eick, and, sill tDcred ul0us, he swVrs ye, again
hat they were lot, and went TO ex anime for
nimssif. On his way into camp hs over sook
elsueas
"wna. in h,n :, have you GOT thsrs''
"kacksrel be d-dt What are you going to
do with iif'
"Eat 1t
"s.at nf What tbs devil do you war to
satitf'rY thought you were all sick here"
$50 we are Msckerel II good fo- dtarrasa."
Where's your captain Z"
The soldier, m acgsrel in hand, led the Gene
raj to his Captain. when The conversation again
commenced:
"Aow many men have you 60: sick here.
eirf"
"All sick, SIR"
"Aii sicki III SO about that. by -, sir )
Here, take that man, and cock that mackerel,
and make him eat every mOuthfQl OF IL. from
head to tail. bones and all, by -, cir Anu
tf 1t cures him rePort the fact In detail, and
you shall nave ala the mackersi the regiment
can eat. Ycu shall have no othing bu, maayer~l.
is,u Won hal IA
-- SIR"
The line Of march OF this energetic com.
mandsT IL usually married BY ssysng Of dead
or disabled mules, broken wagons. and other
indications OF . psli nell progress. He 10 =
good nghter, and . man Of energy, which may
0R.es sOme les valua0se QaAlltsa.
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vIcxaBuRs AIp NAfon,I.-fhs Jackson Ajs-
stssiyptsm Of the 18TH met, Gays;


From = private dispatch rsesivsd In this
city, We learn the women aud children nave
bssn ordered away from vcksourg Ths dis.
patch does not ssy BY whom the order vss
from oar own lnihOritiss. This shoVs on n
2 the lntsntion OF those IN comm and to dofard
tns place TO tho lAst. vtchsb1Se Will nobly
muet tall. her ruins will - proed ana sIo.
x1ous mon umsat Of pAtEl0tlsm ard eallan Try.
We Are happy y thssbelisf that Fichsbsrg
lng tor thsir alssrs and lrssarss. Lei the das
0rds prowitng, chlcken stealing fys shall tAe
g.ace. decaR DO 20 noss thAA lay tttA asAes;
ara inaaleely better. asa TIE CITY . coasansd
teau II dos taan 70 su9sr the honor ef11D ~
nsns 80 49, Onale1esaa1 - - taSnt1Ae4 ~
~ saSe sa1 igncni1ioz sasssa1stf -.
- VIII. WHIST Asete4l6nG 1Q1Nln W(z4 ~
sississsIs a sls1I5 vsii s. eesssss 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

On Saturday evening party of Yankee sen.
tinels fred into haud.car, which was apout
en,erii 6 Iew Urlesps on the JncxaOn road
track. killing two b-xksmen instantly, and
severely wornitng Mr. John Orchard, Of the
Rauk OF New Orleans, aod MIR. Jones, late
steward CT the St Louis Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

on hIonn'p . ParIsARu x, II. 90

OFFICE hIoRn'D 4 PATHRsBURG 4. b. Co.,
kictmond Va, May ist, 6f2.
OTIUA.- the Board of Directors have Do.
IN elared dividend Of four per ee..t On the capi
tal stock Of this company. on aod after the
9Th Inst, TO Ill who.were Stockholders On the Let
nsL; sald dividend 70 ts IN lieu o. th It usually Dc
closed from the - 70 ths btb inst, inel,.xlvs.
INV 1-3w NV WARRINGTON Traesf
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Horace Maynard, one OF ghe tory Rspressa !.
tatives IN The Northern G0ngress from Ten.
nessse came TO Knoxville abCus twenty years
ago In the capaeisy of 4 Ysnkes scho, tsGchsY
He Is q native OF nassachusstts, and IN
avowsd sdvoca,e Of Higher LaNiim "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Psrsons wishing to visit the
AMELIA SPRINGS
can do 20 with safety. The Surgeon General
has determined not to press the tuildings
+ NV 9O--1m F kF - WILSON.
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I USI-els REV = RD -.4o.. tween ports.
IL moath and Riahm nd, on tho osh inst one
Junk. marked r Richmond " h ths nams
of MA aARErE a. LovETT; oce TRUNK and
ons bcX, marked MARY E. HAMILTON The
above was either lost at the Norfolk D pot 10
Pet rsburS. cr the D spot In Rich mond For any
information that viii lad to tneie REQ ,very viii
pay the above reward Address IN Gu xh the
RichmonaP P.O NJ A. LOVErT
my 0-eodswk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Tk THE DISTRlET uOUkr OF raE
j CONFEDERATE STATES DE am MERI.
"a FOR The EASrEkN DISIRIUT OF
vIRNIrIA. FRIDAY, MAY ers, 1862:
O1AxRsD, That Receivers THos T GILES.
H1NKY l. BRooxB, JoHH T. FRAHoIs. FRAe oIs
l.. SMITH, JRo n. SPEBD,T II. UAHPBsLL, and
WIN. Il. h1AURY do each Of them. on 10th June
next, render before William +. Watson, a
Com missioner of this Court, en account OF
all mat:ers in his hands or under his con
troll as Receiver Gs aforesaid, appoin ted
under the act Of Congress entitled, An act
for the seq uessation Of the estates property
and effects OF alien enemies, and for the In.
demnity OF citizens Of the Confederate States,
and persons atding the same In the e1istip Z
war With the United States.'' approved Aug.
son, 1851, and do make and state an account
and settlement under cath Of his collections of
moneys and dieburseme ments, under the act aIore.
said. And II is further ordered, that the Marshal
Of this court cause to b publish ed in the Rich.
mond Erquirer, Examiner, Whie, and Dis.
patch, for four weeks consecu lively before the
said day Of settlement. copy Of this order !;
and that the Clerk OF this court send copy
OF each Of said newspapers TO the Dis trict At.
tory OF the Confederate States Tor this Dis.
trict. A Oopy-Tests:
LOFTIN N. ELLETT,
my S..4W CLERK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

8C dence, on FRANKLIN nelr Tweniy .ffth
s.ree., on Saturday, the 17sh instant, a light
SOahEL MULE, In low order. was las,
seen near the Exchange HoteI. with D lot oil
Ct 1veHnma ant mu,es.
VIII pay tbs above reward to apy ore re-.
turning the said male t. me. at Bcsher d
Wo ,ddt - corner Of seventeen n and Main
streets. WILLIAM +. PHILLIPS.
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OSi- $50 nEW~ ~xD-Iu TINS Cit p last eve
IL ming q BLACK POCKET HoUK cor.ain
ing one hundred and thirty .ons dollars; all ex.
D liar notes Also, q BAN ASTPI In the .hepe
OF An OF sose aad other articles. will pay Fifty
Dollars for lis recovery.
LIRUT. WIN. BtYf.Y
18th Ca. Regs, at WI Roads. 23d at.
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nHlnE Virginia ftAUuN.
ID. soc pounds prime
Western BACON,
@s. .f...fp,s.y III hog round,
my 1l-9tt 0UlO108 OA00Y.

a TTENTION. .-O0cass ga SnssSeas at ssa
IA Army asd Navy dssiring 20 suppl, thsr,
SoIves with 0HOu1ADEK SrRArc, HCAaS,
Sbleas e thsiS rank. win q ven 10 0h st ~
= 1ass kain &, nsas s.. OhAries Hstel
nv o-AOk. MIS- uUNDlHDA u seUA00U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

tEN OoLLASH sAks ~ an,1.
stssSed o. s-ale,,. frcm Major Barb ours wagon.
~ ID, on Tie 10th instant. 6 LARGE sorrsi EORSE;
Gag "a face; aatufel PAGER; . &c u on his back. /
will give the above reward to .ay person wnc wil.
eeliver him At Uspt B Aoo1s's filce, On l3.h IT..
bet ~esn Maia sad Gary.
M 22 Ats ~ H TURNgR
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PRovosr MAMMALS OrTIsS.
Richmond, May r6lh. 1861. I
NYOTIsE The patriotic citissps OF Rich.
IN mond ana its neigh borhood are sarnesrly
and respectfully requested ,s come forward to
my Office msdtatsIy and tender the services
OF such servants a. they Can spare for work on
the defences e the city, to save me the disa.
greeable duty OF ipdiscItmin ate imprisonment.
trust this Lotice will meet with such re.
spODse - will do honor to the known patriot.
ism of Virginians e. 4RISWO1D,
my l0-ta major and Proves. Normal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

IEoR nlar.rss Dw.LLINt. b.ler sips to
ted on ths essnsr of Mar hall a. l1sA sts.s M
b . Il Of suitable ass for tman family, ana
! ~ cation ons oi The bsss ia the sity. Rent
~ ~W y. 5. DosnAn. sx,su,.,
| =, 49, Governor STREET
/ /. e eINr- One Bsick Tepemee, on eiIa1
| street, between Adsms and Brook Av.nrc.
With seven roonas. good ktchss. well IA rished
! wit sas and wA.er. For terms, apply q my house
on os.Z sssss. i've seoss above Brook Aycaps
EOR SALk- PrivAtely, the FURNITURf
/ r. OF small family declining AousekeeD-
ing. House also for rent, on Broad street, Be.
tween 70 and ed streets, Church Htll. In.
1ulfe OF + N. Spiiler, on the premisss or Of
tmsrsditn, spencer 4 Co., under Spotsweod
no.e.: my 29 -s'*
EOH 6EN + very coo venisn lily ked
u IA MII.7 RESID ANOE with or with.
out the furciture) ON TIE north side Of Main.
and between Adams and Je1kArson streets, now
" the occupancy Of Mrs. william Blank
me improvements are dwelling containing
cagns 4ood rooms, (bssldes clossts with gas
tsero9enoot, kitchen with ssvsral roome. ano
female servant. who Il . plain cook, for the
FRANOIs T. IsBELL.
my 3o.4t Oosner klsventh and Baek ste.
|sE'OK KENr- r..-...-.n
- = nv Up6c1Ouo NV GkA4A1N0
ol south side OF Grace, between ls, and Fou.
she streets. occupied ~ =. r. Lef.vIe Apply
t,, :, aoDblN afFKasuk. ]
--:,-.----.=.---
EoH KANT
The Brick tenement on Ncrsh side Cary, be.
tween 4th and 9th stTeets, ,rooodRtly occupied by
Captain q. u. Otey Apply 20. Jno r. Al,en,
or 2ODDIN & APPERSUN
-----
EOI kEeT.-l have four confSstaoie
II ROOMS for rent. Posseaion givep i'm
Mediately. A kitchen with them, II desired
Price e16 per month Ifany one wants NICE
comforeable rooms, they can nnd them on
Franklin street, between 18th and l8th. Ap.
ply a. the residence my -6,A
1NOK NEsY-A
EUUSa and FURNITURE,
on Gary, between Sd and 4th streets, third door
from 4.h street Ths House has SIX rooms and
'everal closets. To q good tenant, the rent will
be m'ders.s Apply as the Houss, or at No. IL
Pearl or 18Th street .,v Ju..ts
L'OH sAsiNr The fiUE uow occupied ~
E %, ander St. Charles Hotel. Possession
givea about LIST April.
NH It's 3. Il. MAUkY 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

QebAE ne W Al Nd tray, q or s.oisn from
@ZO the shed of Su,her,auds Stable. on
Moauay. the lslh instans, a small BLACK
M AkE, with u star In her forehead ard a
white streak on her side, where the saddle
has cut he'. She also has the hair wcru on
the side Of the neck by the reius. She had on
a calf skin saddle, with padded seat, ana hal
'er, head stall and douhle-rein br.dIe The
above reward Will be paid by leaving said
Mare>at Sutaerland's Stables near ine Ex-
change, or her delivery 10
T. ELFOFD, A. U.S,
my 2l-St* - Brig. I'd D vision A. p.