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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
George PFaueIs Train on L. L. d
Ra6SelI.

At = late meeting il London, the ques-
rioa WAS President Lincoln justified in
refusing permission TO the Tina cores
pOodent TO embark with the Federal at.
ny, S.s us,ier discussion. George Fran
els Train being PrsEsnr, MAS invited 10
speak upon the question, and speak he did.
sauisz up aud laying away Ball Run Rms
s=ll =. eoolIy aud scientific ally as pro-
fes.iooAl butcher you'd pack porker.-
We have space bat for few extracts from
IBIS -reeeh, bat it W1I all equally good
ri,h The specimens which Ne give be-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27

AN account of the Front Royal fight,
which appears this morning in the Balti-
more news, shows that the rebels are more
barbsrOus aud inhuman than ever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27

He returned to Washington in time 70
desCribe-Rs an eye wituess-the battle
from which he acknowledges he was six
miles distant. [Laughter.l 1t has come
to pass, that lie arrived In Washington
some hours in advance OF the disorganiaed
volunteers, which he ridicules, and carved
his facts ont OF his imagination. He is a
word painter, and can paint the truth as
well as a liei but his taste runs to the lat
ter vein. Consequently, he sinks truth
eaectually float the lie with which he ca
tiers TO the willing appetite Of English seces-
sion,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27

A Corporation, il il said, has :ino soul to
saTe, or no bolton to kick" Loud
IaugLteF.l do nor expect 10 find the
fsrmer in the Timer correspondents, but 1
viii leave 1T 70 you to say, when ! have
concluded, whether ! have not discovered
some secession spot as n resting place for
the foot Of Union man. [Oh laughter
and appIapEe.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
RUSSELL AS A LIAR.

Did he not say that the American peo-
Pile would not take up the first loan. aud
the second, and the third7 IHear, Hear.
Did he not say that our people we're bank.
rupt, our Government inSolYent, our Treas
ury empty? Did he not say that Amed-
cans would not allow themselves to be
taxed: And yet, gentlemen, time has not
only shown that he Is false prophet, but
a systematic liar! Gentlemen, yon must
excuse my bad French-[ loud laughterl-
while continns my dissection Of this libel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
FISALLY,

Russell went to America an zboIiiionisI;
he came baek-as most Englishman do
Pro-slayery man. He went TO America as
8 gentleman; he retuEned-aiter Outrzging
all the rules Of good sOeiety-tO chuekie
With his employers over the fortunes that
had been made over this stock jobbinR bU-
stuess. caiiel him a robber-is it not
robbery to deprive widows and Orphans,
by frightening EN- into selling their stocks
at ruinous prices? Is il not Viilainous to
print lie go that it shall resemble TRUTH
Is it not murder TO DISCRIMINATE these
lies as to prOIong contest at the cost of
thousands of lives Is il not damnable 10
speculate in hHnian life. pIaciBg pounds in
the scale against human life2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
Mowers and Reapers!


TllHIs justly eeisRruted Machine is naS generally
Il known and recognized the btst aud n,Ost I,eT.
iect Mower in use. zach years experience ntlf. 10
Its high reputation aud proves its suIerioFty oI.
All otiieIs II combines many advantages moi fo1nd
In other machines. 1t las two driving Irb..is
which act together or tnLie peridsnty IL Ala, hSs
double hinged folding cutter Tar which nlak - it,
peciAlly adapted to cutting billy and uneven sur
lsces allowing Il TO Pass freely over stones or other
distinctions also allowing the bar u fold acro fI,e
name without removing single bolt or nut Tho
machine can thus be transported ready for instant
use from Held to Held farm TO farm a. Teav =,
comInOu cart. The finger bar u fsie 81 STEEL tF,e
guard nngers are peculiar TO this NOV er and Are q,
cured by patent They Are made Of UTDtIPht INN
aId lAld with steel; the np1E eale of this feature
Viii be readily recognized by those who have bF.n
Aunoyed ny the cost aud trouble Of the clst 6noers
USED on other machines. Again, while prsSeDiis,,
perfect mower We al-o furnish when desired An In
uepenpent reap ng attachment thus giving The uur.
ehaseF the hdT4ntage Of sfngie Of eom6i6ei IN!
ehlne we warrant every mae inc and ,iiFtnt AZ.
eApet1enee OF ok years have never haa 4 sirigIs
ehlne returned We therefore feel justi6tSl in re-
commencing the BUCKEYE A. superior To- oIi otbsrs
All classes Of farmers. cues Vi
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
will be sold at the very low price Of eiehtvsvs dol
bare, aud thr ligbtne OF dTAft eonTenfsnee stimuli
city and durability Is unelualIei by SnTtLine vel ~
tno helu- Farmers wanting machine uuust AZ A n
IlelL orIeTs early As there will be but a Iib,itsj
number 6Hilt this seAhOn sample fnarhInss ~ =, -
seen at MIR. John ThOburn's corner N VISrtS -
Quincy streets, Wheeling. ~ az"
D. J. SMITH,
THE0- n. 6ORRELL.
gents Tor Manufacturers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27

oas ChaEiat4s i--tbo Pai4 u:seat.lQ s1tsFeP-
resent ever thing Ameriea0.
RUSSELL As zossEE.
1t viii be reuenbartd that, some time
ago, eoHesPondsuts Eers prohibited from
following the EEmFS tbis vas followed up
b. The Governmsat aeiznre Of the tele-
graph Offices Here vas found nice nest
Of TraitOrs, and Bbo do yOu suppose Was
the chief robber Of the bandt Why, IL
liam Howard Russell, TIE reliable cores
Pondeat Of the Londoa TmSI Hear,
hear The mystery Vas At Ia.i solved.
the secret came ont, and the hostility Of
the TIHes--Lhe secession spirit q The Gov
meut-Nas explained; and the gigantic
plot discovered, which has already 6lied
many a Western graveyard, and has ruin
ed, and Is running, and will continue to
ruin, thousands IN England! The time
haJ arrived for the world to understand,
that the whole action Of the TfnIss, through
its leaders aud its correspondent, has been
10 weigh golden sSJereigus in the scale
against human life aHd human niseIy.-
Somebody has made miIlioa~-TumoFs
point 10 RoEhsehild aud some distinguish
ed name IN political life, as accOmPlices OF
Ihe ZiIasF, in this nefArious plot to involve
the English sud Americans IN an HnciTil
var, that they might make few more
hundred thousands in the Stock Exchange.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
HEIMsTRRET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

IT Is NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair Its original color by sup
bylhs the capillary tubes with natural su StenanCu
are COMPOSED OF EHaar eIutfie isSiroIiT IN vitSIt
1hI beauty Of the hair, and AFFORD u theInsslVrs
~ 1resains. neimstreet's lnimitable CoIoring not
Proeess, but giVes tue hair -
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes Its ErOWth preyents itr 6,iIin., Of .r,1i
- a. and impsrta health and pisAsantneSs
se al II has stood the test OF time Icing the
~ mar ColOrtng, and Is constantly increasing
~ l1Sor Used by both gentlemen and fadirs IL
tSsm n ~ tSpeetabie dealers, can be procured by
AreH,d,Eay ~ Y. Two sizes, So cents and IN
yyI, SlI SI Il II. LOGAN co. and REED KRAP
seS's. "a. frb21
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
WAS THE PRESIDENT JUSTIFIED.

Aud now we como more directly to the
question in debate, iras he PSeHdeHt jusii-
fed in his rzPuiSiON1 Hear. hear To
answer il, let me ask, are the American
people justified ia passing any laws that
they may see proper, without consulting
the London Tfmes2 Hear. hear, aud
laoghter.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
LOST.

A SMALL GOLD SOCIETY PIN, OTal EhaFe. The
ehaneIed on the ace and the ualDo q y. u. W Is
engraved on the back HE hBdeF viii Re rewarded
the ton value Of the T5D, By leaving It II this os
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
RugaELL'a CoURsE 81 AMERIcA.

Received at New York with open arms,
Introduced at our clubs, and in our fami-
lies, he writes his first letter, and prints
his first libel, declaring that there was no
Union feeling, no Union sentiment, no
Union army in the North; predicting the
entire collapse of our Republie- He went
to Washington, where doors opened wide
again to welcome him, aud again he replied
with another sneer against the Federal re-
sources. He passed on TO Charleston, and
there it WAS that he found the gentleman,
chiValrous officer, the anointed CarOlinian;
aud abolition Russell fell violently in love
with negro slavery, and Southern brandy.
[Hear, hear.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-27
just Arrived.

A VARIETY Of CASES asd FEANIES FOE CARD
n PICTURES. aud and extensive Esd sell Esleef-
Cd stock q GILT PRAMEs- Ala q great HguabeF
Of Card Photographs Of Military Men and ether cell
bEAted characters throughout the world The latteT
f1E sale AZ - cts eAfh, At
LaJ26 PARTRIDGEs5 GALLERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24
The Washington Artisier,

'auaor. very unjust 10 enc o; he conp.
Giss o! this gallant corrs, aud utterly III.
'onpied, has been put In circu, alton I, was
with reference 10 thai company ard lie de-.
'sI "a on the river be!oG again TIE gun DO st.
Tie - cor. rany Of the battalion; Capt MI.
3sr, vas Oh ths 18th ordered to Uhaplu's Bluff,
Q: some other convenient point CIV the nor h
bans OF the river. to co-opsra :e In rhs defence
vita tbs batteries on Drewry's Bluff On
shs evening of 4:h, they we're, by order c
Gea. Lee, directed 10 rspor! % Gen. john
son. This order was delivered by an ar.il.
iery company from Montgomery, Alabama,
which came - lake It's Place. Cspt. Miller
shen, on the night OF he IA n, Joined the ID t.
talon. md was not at tbs scene OF the battle
with the guIboats on he 18Th. The Tunor
therefore, with reference to this company 70,
firing. and the reason therefor, is withou,
foundation. Certainly the Washington AZ
tiilery has proved iva high reputation sufh
GENTLY 10 discreet. any rumor which might
reflect upon 1t.
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The 0alena Riddled by Shot.
OTHER BOATS DAMAGED.
TRADING PHOPEN -iTiaS OF THE
YANKEES, 1c.

FFTEksBu NJ, May ga Late Ncrthei pa pers
received here contain SONS 10 :er-stirS Lews.
The repu,se Of the gupboa:s at nrury''
BinF had q mos: dspIe Hrg sf.ct In new
yors ard Phncdeiphii. I. was esaTdsd u
= very serious ar ~ Old Folnt, but nc fall
g .ecnat uesailovei 30 "a made pubic seven
t,en mat, vss-s R:iiei on the fau2atUct hr Tia
eapIosios Ct hundred, pound Parrot sun.
The nost wss ,aats uss,sss ard vithdraru
(. =. the nsa:. The Is.sna was riSaled =,
sao.s from tss reheI batteries Eightee wen
through her Ii oss aId sides Fourteen Of IN,
crew were killed apd 'h;r.sen wounded. The
killed wsTs serTibiy cat and marglee-aau
beyond ths hope Of recognition
1hs Monitor r,einta!osa ia rsauts.ion IN,
superior s.1saath am; iuvuinerahility -as
balls ei.loe- harmless from her prov. T.s
A;.sioos &ua PSIt loyal were not naa .eciaii,
NItsr3. Tne uassusi a.av lii,u OF tas-th.,
battery aad tn. diih3uI;y If gunScats sst,ins
the proper range, the ts.ts- were ;o- i tim 8
nratsa to d. x-cu.,oD IL Tia ioea' t;lsa tue
rseei oat cry psure3 at III :ssant FIRE of al
and she'll upon The decks OF the gunbo&.s and
did "a fearful wozs. Tks body of X, Beer
nau. gahper OF the Galeaa, was carriea l.
fortress Monroe for interoent.
S5Ward 81 4 Veiiss visited Norfolk en- F,i.
day. Gel. Brown. OF he'2)th indi ius req.
nlsnt. stationed - rcrtsIa 1gth. want Gu. q
iowa 30 tAga = ride. an hoar afterwards h;s
noF returned. SCuuaad GaG IiQe.le.S isis
saTpc-sd to have besa killed by rebels
N+taanz important in 70 papers from H ~
lsc@ % d & e ia1, end 7sof 4 oord ABOUT Iii.
roy or Ccx
Cysr five huaarei vessels are -.ersrtis.l T.
Aai. lcr ScUhsrr ports by Sic frst Of Jure /;
- said .aere will te two Bandrel c.sagancss
tor cargoes &c ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24
An Omission.

In our notice Of the rec snt fight ct Drury Is
BLUFF Published 10 his papsr few days
aiuce, We unic ten tioRaliy omitted to men.
tion the participation Of the companies OF
Captains u. PesIce AMI VIM II. Pa,tsson
rom Lyr chburg and Campbell respectively
These companies, together with those OF Gap.
isins Sale, Bower. AID Jones, owing 10 the
urgency Of the casa. had been rss1 20 fatigue
party tor several days previous 70 the fight
aud Oh that memorable day we're engsgs ed in
removing the distractions caused by the cav.
lrs in of the casemste over the best gun th en
10 the batsary. They ws,s exposed for near
~ three hours 70 mos3 territ,c storm otsho,
and she'll. being v,thirfsoo yards of the enc
my'feunbca.s, ana at Yin. blank range. IS
IN evidence Of the dsstructiveness Of the enc
my's FIRE 1t may be well to add, that ell the
Casualties tn at occurred that day we're at the
point ct which the shove companies were
employed.
Two men, n. Snead and VIM. l.. Dodson,
II Capi. Pierce's company, were slightly
Tounded. of Capt. Patteson's, John Lewis
Was slightly wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

70. erday mcrnipg no little excitement was
,.,,,ed ty a runnor. watch rapidly iouna CIR
...ts t,n. that tns eli envy had inssrceptsa CON-
,,i,stlca On the Central Railroad. abou.
-. r,ilss nortn OF the city. This report was
.-,s,,ed .he more readily ca atecunt Of the
chat IL was generally known TINT email
Ii. Of Fedora, troops bed Waited tho
fa.,ss:,aeod several a1ys r;eviousis. A
.,,s,ie, Idle scase OF relief WAS expsr. enced !.
.,.s-er when about . oclock It. was ascer-
s,,aca taA, the report was without FONDA
nm. and tie m AL Eain, which had ba.n de.
,.io,-t iii that bsWt. left for Staurton. We
assured by those who have favorable or.
,o,tunli,es ot obtaining information, that
,,,ht IL the disrosition If cur ;roors along the
,,s. # this ROAD that ne .aHs are fs,t for i;s
..,ety. The trsin passed through safely and
.e learn WAS hesrd fem in coed tine at
hanover junction.
10 she afternoon. brisk engagement. oc
.gr et short seven miles from Richv. ond.
snd seeat thres miles fro M what Ia known So
,he head CT Mechsnicsvule TURNPIKE. TIE
torres sngeged on our eide wsrs one regimen.
o infantry and Two pieces Of artillaTy,
si.rst three regiments OF The enemy. TIE
Esa las Ell ahous one hour, whea the forces
q. re enemy were Withdrawn. w. heard OF
8 casualties resulting from The ensagemep:'
srd the atoVe 10 all lh&.'we were sbie 10
learn viii reference 70 ! 3; sha ot1cs of the
AJIutsnt GeLsra
LATE las. evening we has al interview VITA
4; Lna1fkin, pho Witnessed the engage
- sut. which was conhnsi entireiy TO sInt
,srY. We sus .aiaed no loss, bu: several 81 tae
~rem my are known 70 have ossa killed. An
o,nsr ight IL an ;lcip ated this morkiag'
Toe news OF she eaeEy's rsputss at DrnIS'
H,ud is represented 10 ave hsd q most Be.
rre.s.ug d aot a. the NOT Il, aal th' injuries
su.. 81 .ed by thsir gaLo,ats, BY Their owE
. iession, Is much more serious ihsn we had
any idsa of. The success Of oar hsttery on
that occasion will pro &oiy prevent another
attempt TO rsscu i.ica u oa1 by fae river
toate; ard IL AcUisl!sR oens.Ts.ss tee coul.
try much fryihe- = iald, he will psrha -
II ID thai thsre are obst-a o-ious 10 less fer.
l7idable thss those wn;ca turne! Ia course
Of tbs Fedfr al gaublats
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william &. RrGwnleV

since tie Inauguration # the presen eirug.
Gle for Southern Independence, BrownIow
mas been one Of the mos. con- picnous chsrac-
'srs OF ali the traitors who have taken sides
against the South A Southerner By birth
and residence, he has shown Eimsei unwc, til y
ai be soil which has nurtured him, and side
oy side with that Of Benedict arnold will his
name 60 down to posteri'y A Washington
correspondent of the New York Times says
tast here is q general desire on the part Of
Unionists In Washing ton. that President
Linc In shall appoin: william q. brownlow
81: sadier General TO lead 81 portion Of tnsiI
army into Knoxville.
Bntier as maJoE General, and Bro xn,ow a.
Brigadter What nsIEes 70 aisrn she pase ci
American history How rsspisrdsn. Will
they appear alongside such iIiustrscus char.
tiers a. Mcclellan, Blu nsics, and Ha,lseki
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24
: AT ~ NLu-V y % q G Q.
ny "a TiiJ. NJ. KEEJEE. Auc
FIft RE DAYS.
81 sop0A- = <ppsxsos, Ix.rJs,1-,.

z .sR1E AND ADJ EaBLY.WELL Id.
GATED PRIVATE RESIDENCE, Asp
IAossf LII ATTACHED At RIA Co.'s 81 OF OLAy.
LgieH IND III STRxsTs YoR SALD At Uo1Iop.
~ .aa r. qisstof Joi, u ske, Z q We shAll
aei at p ciic Enctio9. on the PREMISE, on
EUF.:DAI. he 27!h CT day lS5 at u O'Clock
= &C., the larss and des rabls AssidSnoe and
Vacant Lots attached, located as 0ovs. now,
aLd FOR many years paa., owned and occupied
~ HIN.
The Lot has u front Of 81 feet on the north
.da . Clay stYeet, tbs like front on the south
side OF Leigh street, aad tront OF 40 feet on
the EAST iina Ct ll.h street.
Tae Dwelling Is not only very large one,
bns IL finished Ia costly style. Tbs servants'
accoml odaiicnS are very extensive, a. AHo
also tes stable and carrie ge-house. The gar.
dan aScupSs In beautiful shade trees, a overs,
shrubs and is sastefully laid ont 10 handsome
travelled vsiSs and ORC AMENDED with beauu.
fll sa-ameT- houses.
altogether. this II, without doubt, the most
lovely residence for a large family to DO found
in Richmou6, and the Rsighborhoo0 10 une.
Qu1llej.
The property will he sold &C a. to give to the
dwelling 90 feet by I6S iaei and after selling
4hs dwelling, the balance u the garden will
sdivided into two lots, each fronting lle&
feet On the east line Of llth street, running
ba.s 81 fee.
Terms Or e-thlrd cash ; balance at one and
two years, fer negotiable notes, Ia terest pAya-
ble half yearly, secuysd by u IT ust desd. with
liberty to .he purchaser 10 pay the whole
amour in cash ut his option. The taxes and
insaTaI &C for 1862 to Ds paid by the purchaoolo.
GODDIE APPER0ON,
inys4 AuctionoerS
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By ". ~. D. TESCH. Axestosss,s.

IRON SAFE. UPHOLSTERY AND PA.
PER AANaiNGs AL AUCTION. On
iHU ASDAY next, shs 10th instant, COM
mencing at IL O'CLOCK A. 3D., shall sell by
Petersburg, formerly occu pied BY Mr. L. u.
t. ppey, the en- tire stock OF Papsr Hnnsir q,
borders, Decorations. Asdalions, Fire Boards.
Prii -, window Shades, Damasks, Silk Our.
aud Worsted Gimp, Pict re Tasssls. Mats.
Floor Gil Cloth, 81 excellent HerriuE's Safe.
with many other articles usually found In an
upholstery establish IN snt. ALSO, a lot of YaIs
n1sh, Uarpetipg <, and II great variety Of other
things.
Dealers would do veil TO call and examine
this :ock.
TKRAs--Cnsh
ALEXANDER DOENAN, Atty.
y. & J II. TAsoA, hootionesrs. my "a
PstersDurg, hi Y -, 1852.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

BuRBIsd The CoTroE.-I. Is reported that
the PLANTERS on the Mississippi. for TWEEN ty
miies back from the rivsr, have Destroyed al
their cot ION. and that The planters On It's TIL
butaries, the Red, Arkansas, Write. NJ d ST
trhrcis rivers, are following their patriotic
example. The occupation Of the Ea'hsr OF
Waters, therefore. will bring the enemy bat
little profit. He hss opened the ereste.. cot
ton port IL the yosld. and ye. he goss Go cot
tons Thts IL rot eli the people in the grsa,
valley OF the Mississippi have PIE ated very
little cottou-cut little more than enough for
tasif own domestic PURPOSES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

HOMMI.sSiONEf'S ALE Uf SLAVES
I AND REAL ESrArk.-As Commits
s;ouer OF the Circul.- Court of Hsnrico, ap-
rotnted by a decree catered ON the LIST OF Nay,
1852. in tho case of Harwoot, trustee, agairst
HARDWOOD, &c, shall proceed TO sell, at puo.
lio Il &C ION FOR ccsh IN Monday, the I'd OF
me, 1861 ct II O'Clock NJ in front CT the
SAFE t'curt- House. in The city Of Richmond
q 10 ii 81 AYES, consisting OF Men, women
ard Uhiidreo. belonging to the estats Of the
late 10. h Harwood. Ald. on the pYemisae,
ct AZ o'cloct +. N. OF the same day, tn ex.
cellent Lot and Brick Tenement thereon, on
Church Hill, at !hs corner Of l. and 20th stS.,
now Ia ,hs occupancy OF air Davidson, ct the
annual rent of $3.50 This 10 really desirable
residences. Tne taxes ond insurance 90 the
real es ate To be psle by the purchaser.
Saad'L w. aARWOOD, Gom'r-
0oDplN & kpPEaaoH, Auc's my y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

"uhpsas II Nxw OnLxAHs In the New Or
100 ms papers. OF the Ash, we fud accounts o.
fearful murders psrpstratso by unknown rnt.
fans upon Pedro Serrsncuii an his viii. ,,h,
lived on their markat garden opposite NV
Orleans. They were stabbed to death in tn ,,r
own house. and their premises p.undered Of
several hundred dollars, The apsrs dare no.
hin. that the deed WA done by Eu!lsr's sccun
dale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

Bu1lkR, 7Hs KSAvs.-Amons the frs: acta
Of Gen. Butler 70 prsssrDs the police OF the city
OF New Orleans, was to arrest Mayor Monroe
and ell tbs Aldermen, Of who the oath Of
aileglaEcs 70 Liacola YVES required. They
declining TO take rhe oath. were committed to
prison. and are now suffering for their pa
trtotic ffmnsss. SO we learn from an ex.
change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

i2T or LETTHn6 REMAINING m TIN
IL RICHMOND rOBT.0rrfOA On a. aM
day Of MAY, 1854
II Persons calling for lsttses IN the List win
please say thsy Go ADvHRrlsDn, ALSO. eivin9
DATE Of list.
~ The postage WI be two cents o. .ssh i.,
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NEW MAP. --Messrs. WEsT JosSaToS. OF
his CITY. have just published large map Of
the State Of viryipta, containing all tho
counties snd principal towns. snd showing
me lines OF rsilroad and other internal i'm.
pfovsmsnts. 1t seems to have eesE prepared
WIN great care, and VIII be tonDd very use
'"i fo' reference IT the present tine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

ki;amold, may rs, 1865.
IF JHO b REMHHIHL, private oom pany
1 4, 18Th Virginia voiunte rs. will call at
MS Office, corner Bank ard 10 h streets, he
will hear scmethirc 10 his advantage.
J. BOOTON Hill
my @-lt* Capt. A Z NJ
(tCmPA.Y B, nth VA. REG Elf Mr.
~ MILLER, Of Company g. l7.h Virginia He.
nmsnt who has charge Of the caothes Of young
man tom mfryland, y Iii be KIND enough to send
.nsm to Ars msynard's Boarding H )use Broad
aNsssr ossr sse coTnsr u 6.a, he will confer O
Sfeat obligation ou the owner ruy 81 -3.xss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

IN. ~ EvAnrs, OF New York, 1T D New Eng
70 ~ soc'e'y dinner described the three stages
n s ae e. <rs risiag Yankees progxes; First,
sst 49,, nsxs. 70 GET aonor; and lastly, 70
~. .opss' '--Aassss 7S9s E74E.
80. ~sy b said OF tbs ABOVE. THAT they gen
succeed In he asst. not ofter In thu
''eoad, End asvsr Il ths last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24
9eTk.niE,Y iIlT,E hII.PIT

)" !" 7 1A11 2 z 10 2 S11 hOSfITaL,
SICEs DID, May g, 1862
~ UpI.PhJI + re- OF The 0WAT5-
I MsY HOUSE HOSPITAL (late,y xnowp
as tia Mutylapd HospitaD ALI out paties Is
Of the @ 7athmey Houss Hospital VIII 70 cor :
either il person, or By their med zeal at.snc
ant, civil or military, within twenty four
hours, OF be repoytsd e5 dsserse,s
q. VIM SEIPt.E, Surseou C.S A.,
In charge Gwatamsy House Hospital.
ny 2i-it~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24
NYRDISLANO hosp TAI. )

hICHHOED, May u 1861
nj n ICE. - Al s.ck soidi,.s who haze 1. cis.
~ tered hei nsnes 81 til, Hospital snd reside
il pii yste hcusss IN re lr the city are rouj 81
- rep1T 10 tet.oa OF through ii 5ir medical az
yiscrs. .. II IL Hosl tel vi hin twenty fur h,uve
'sitns 10 DO which they vii BE- sdv-ItissS a. d..
ssrtsrs.
BIZ ogdsr aul gsou g .aer.l s. p MOORE
LIZA z = g ARNETr
f1T.4-Ar surgeon in c. .ge