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nift aGet bas 2ebeu. oibeyu eregitert amth SEN Q~ebensotene rs
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-06
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bteier Nnftalt in ipfenattl6er NeibenIclge ppr9etraBen.
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aerfdnt IN 2 Senteiter unb iebeS Semeiter unlabt 4 liTnGte.
@ebibren, Sntrnatriculattpn IS. HprleIaneen fir 2 &c
meter $75. @ectrfarte SIS.
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(6umbplbt-9pfpttale) I'M Stabts 6pIpttale. in Ser @runtp-
FARM unb IN Der antulatrrii6Sn 8lipit BEG SnIitutSi II
fret.
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nnier grperamnn, has auf IL DrudIeiten ale fiEenslpertG
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

twill bs matter of cufiosityto see .h- CON
ments OF the European Journals npon tne un
p.raileled order vi Gen. Batter sunlectiug tGe
womsn OF New O1isans 10 iusulla and Culr;.x,
by the soldi.ry under his comaand. " no AK
the individuals whom the iadi of NV o.
leans are re qairei to respect oue-thifd q,
least are forei kners, large porti'n Of wnom
cannot speak the language Of this couptry -
The larger part are mere c0mWou iaeoreGe -
Then they ars the invaders oi The cou4.rY, and
come to the Crescent CRY with halas red .u b
the blood Of the fathers, brothers. hab2ancs
nj lovers of the very ollan " hem Butler
commands them TO respect Il such teings
We're under any circumstance entitled 10 the
respect OF kind feeling Of those ia1i.s, how is
it possible that, coming in this shape, they
could expect or demand III The order vii!
shock every person Of the least refinement CT
deceDcy. If it dces not bring down upon the
head of its author the most eondisn punish
mont, he will certainly fail to gst his dsserts
IN this world Rut he has dons rs servics by
the open avowA of brutality which many OF
the military representatives oi the NoriherD
Government have conhivsd al, and which il
In keeping with the vast system Of rapine aud
outrage organized for the destruction OF lie
south.
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M{yt;tj C<sapiimeos.

ihe spirit ard Il iercy o. az arnyi is III
proved In proportion 10 Ia inausen, ents bald
ont to the rap q AID ME tJ- the performance o
deeds OF gallanizy. ."Eoaar 20 whom hono1
to due" Is not AVA S accorded, AID the pli.
vate soldier has little to pror.p. hin - reca.
less exposure Ct life. The Only thing which
our Southern troops asvs aere:cfcra had 20
stimulate theHa 80 Cesds Of oa<.Gg,i .l.e ia. /.
Asss OF the cause in which they axe Gag sd :
but we are hippy 20 observe the. car az thor.
sdss are taking such steps - will enable the
humb'est private in the ranks Q win d:s:lac.
ton on the neid C.! battle. Few days since,
we published the admirable order o. densrai
Bes urega.d for the bes.owal o: .dges OF ms.
Fit uron such soldie:s as shall hereafter dis
tlnSu;sh Themselves IL b size, and to-day W.
present a. Ist:er .rCn the AID o. g " LIS CHI
~, rendering swo'd TO 9sii5y p. Mays, 81
the 7.h Virginia regimen. for Intrepid GU.
lAntTy In the battle OK Williamsburg:
FxseU1Ivn DspAx7MsEr, VA
Nay %, 1862
0S% IL Hm instructed ty lie Governor 10
ih,t I'm you that With 10 hinge OF price he HIS
heard OF tns intrepid gG.iaatTy Win which,
In the battle OF The 5 \, you cenductd your.
s.l. defending the Il OF shs Ii, ble d Viz.
ginia volunteers, splAcing ATS sts Il .hreD ts.neA
when shot away, ava brn ging it of v.cto-
rlously from the field, lier. ed with twenty.
three bullets.
am further directed ~ h.s Exea!ierCy &c
inform yOu that hs has ~ s.ruotea lis GhIef OF
Ordnance TO hold Enftc. 10 your order 5
SWORD. which ne desires You 10 wear as the
gift OF the stale 10 hsr gaI!aAtson.
an, vsry 3"sps e.tU.ly,
Your ob't ssyv't,
y bA.skfT faEAoR, a. l.. u.
1epssy p. Mays, Ok. "D." Tn beg. Va. Vols.
This ACTION Of the Governor Is big nay coz. :
msndasls, and We have no GoLo: thc. the Dc.
s'owA OF sword upon Iner.sorious end
Sa.ant soldier will Cause hundreds IF crhers,
essvs and tue nan. TO e4a ls 70 :! g lag.ag SO
oesessetiy rewarded LIS! ous sol .;.rs spovy
sses tney havs something 10 agas tor. aaa
's.. . sfa"fai eoan.rj appreciates md Is
WIhns 70 reward their services. and tha,
VAL b invincibis ag Inns: tas co.sp.Oaa ~.
mics OF the or,h
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tn. Gre. Rst.se ss,sp,d


The situation Of the Con tederate forces,ofthe
movements of which come slight indications
only are afforded, togstber With the advance
Of MeClslisns troors, Justly the expectation
Of grand battle shortly, it not In 10"
hours. The earlier the better. To Know at
coon as possible what Is TO be the IesHn
Of the latess attempt 10 get pcssssfion OF this
city, IL the desirs of every one Ahoeea " ~
the only way to rave the city, to meet tue en-
sny aud frussrats HE schemes, which ais TN
dsrs.and 10 be 10 invest Richmond aud take it
BY gradual approaches.
There could be 10 mere agreeable news to
every person 10 this city. ard, ws are sure,
20 the citizens of the South every u here, than
that Ct great battle raging near Richmond.
ALI have confidence in the Southern troops
all believe thst when they meet the invaders
Of our coil they will repei Them ne the firm
rock does the wave that heats in vain against
II. Let Them hnt meet the foe " no has marched
into cor country TO desolats cur homes and
rob ~ Of our prcper:y-nsy, to commi; the
mcst horrid Of outraaes-and they will rush
upon him with bravery and discrimination
that be will be utterly unable 10 withstand
They fight for their country rishIs aud honor,
and In defence Of the women and children Of
the South. They will defend them or die
There IL nothing 90 dishesr,ening 10 thoee Sal.
liant sons of the South as to By ordered to "iAii
back" ~ it is called. They advance With
avidity and joy-tbsy retreat with heavy
hearts and deep notification.
We trust that they are not to be compelled
to pursue the reaEograds any more, but that,
brave patriots 20 they are, they will BIS order
cd to do what is 10 them most agreeable ot eli
tbiuys-to meet aud drive back the enemy
If the soldier is gratited, tbs fields near Rich
mond will be our Marathon. II the public
feeling 10 consulted, those fields Will bear that
same undying name; aud if the pledges OF the
Governments, Confederate and Safe, and the
concurrent opinions Of high military authof-
~, b. maintained, tbs solder aud tae people
will all be gratiisd, and the foe will be de-
feated, Richmoud saved, and the copmoD
cause OF the whole South be placed on new
and solid basis
To surrender Richmond would entail con
sequences that we fear to look at. Tney mag
be too disastrous to contemplate. W. have al!
abiding faith i'll our people, and believe they
would continue f..ithfui u the enf, but nsvsr
theless it is too plain that the handing over
the metropolis 20 the enemy wonfd bring
upon Us embarrass meuts So gieas thai rather
than place the State n susa an exigeuoy as
that, we should fight before Richmond as
though ali were lost ii We were defeated.
We have the most confident boiei that ther9
will bo such fighting, tia. We shall triumph,
aud that Richmond will Do finally saved IRON
the enemy; for If he Cannot :ake her now.
with all his means, be never san.
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/. 11s LA'E CoLoSEL WAlp-l Oh. aoore.
Ialiatsrio Ward OF Florida, VITO fell i. Ne
uSas as willis msbuye. or The 9 h O. NAV. wa
son OF Kentucky, but OF Ud Uom,uto.
s"cA Hs went 10 Florioa VIII IL g. ,ou.b
eao msos his debut at the Tar 10 ,ss !,
speech sos tae csfeIce In IN exciting .r,n.-
!aa' esss. vrhiesi. for 81. auer co a,a. legal
.assn oity. vas compss t. success. and OH I'd
am 1t once a. the head OF his profession. r..
as 'of many years u leading politician Of
nv ADOPTED state; wss msmbsr Of the tIen.
"oh which passed the oId.nsne. 90 secs.
~ =. ..a sss BY that body caossa a "a. "a her
~ We .sovssieaai congress, G posls,oa Which
1870 % Except . military comm sslep
asa eesasa The arst s.slmsa, Of yoIon, sa, ,
VA 1917 Florida for Il snes rs 81 ws n e..
f-':s iswon h.Ss -ssst-.,ar ses ~
sxs era AilsStry Oh ,ns y.ea.n.D7a go.
tastsd tsvrsSbIe pcassoa ar.1ar 81.
yenipns y syas. H ssii b tie from, a, -.
8 f'smn. n he kaet of The cel aics, ns,,n ~
bs sssefs, ztaeA ...sas
:. :. ~ Ae..s 9. W .liass SD AAry, .as Liza
- q sHslsts stAtssnsa and scholars.
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As EInCi g.=A JOBS akAaLss sEkMcS1

zrlci g>=a J3hs akaELss sRkMC1I.
We hG77 Fste.v-o ;.ae following COPY Of a
:sci-calo.'' Issued ty Fremont. II regard 10
Captured 'ssb ie.' &c.
hEapeJAE rsss MousIAis liEFAE1aSsr,
WEBBING, Va, Apr! 81, 1861.
CIRCULAR:
The io.i3wirg Instructors from ,Ee Gen.
ersl CCI3 1G!rs are tIAusniit;'4d for your
soseennacAc ia rhs cases spec nsd
/. Prisoners yiil &c, % surranoelsd to the
United s,sstes aaEsosi uatii they sre IN.
,.5u:sJ
Whsu tie Mayor go. eral Comuardirs
Is IL the rsd, au>, Il is nc: c'nveEssnt to com
mauic.ts with HIN on urgent cases. they shall
pe referred 20 tee :,@paf ment. Ja'se A6yo.
o~te MGl5f e III. torw!de, for sis opinion
aIG di.ectt
). Persons vac a.e charged With .s'oyalty,
al ssnt 50 nrisoa by orda: OF any command.
n,snd!ng Fl ,er Of : Division, Brigade, Reg.
Ineat or Post. snsii >. snn. o Camp ass =,
await taa order CT tae Secretary o: War
/ Persons arrested, who ara charged -iyh
having sevvad under the rsbei Government :,
whether ii ihe nj isary, Judicial. executive
or Legislative 6epEr tments will not re Gis
charged, ept VIII. ct once bs ccmn!..2l TO
Hsmp chase, "! Ii Il staaemen' EN- occy;1g a
h.arcIy f heir Case, tha-s to await the order
Ct the W. Department.
8 AL ceYsons 1akea with arms in their
hands, wac snlii have been actually engaged
a snerr.ilaa 2. tie tine Ct their capture. .haii
be tried u. military ccrn n.iseion, e. tbs bead
quarters o. taa Esaress Or 'gade corlmsl6er
AID the proceedings a saoh case aubmissed
fc- mai decis.ca % shS General Dom m and.
iaY h. y apartment.
s. ne erYes. o3 e!i pr ons Will be prompt.
!. J Gapo rted 80 asj y jos. Darr, Jr.. Provost
Niarsns: 4sLsral, Headquarters Wheel! G.
Va, and gar, CT ar cage Will pc tareu, when.
eva Or el.caaie, % forward, with u aesurip
tive list OF the prior aEs, com pists and worn
eviisacs az 1ipst then. Prisoners VIII iaro
iastas. 80 Go sen: cur 81 Lis Department with.
out = ,e?o &c the Proves. Marshal Geasral.
ssy OiGat !8SJ0a. Ggs. sRRMOET.
Il. E. Tu.l!, Asst. Adj't t3en.
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Yankee Deosces--Our Northern brethren
are now engaged in al sssidu0us endeavor to
restore tia Union and set the StaIs ard
Stripes ahoat in Richmond, by laying plans to
murder and rob ali Of our people who may
wish to prevent the copsamma'ion of their
dearly. Cherished project. Fer several days
past they have cavorted around the suburbs in
sufficient numbers TO pillage With impunisy
but not to meet any respectable force,-on
whose appearance they would fly ike fright
epei sheep Yesterday, with characteristic
caution, they sent up Prof Lowe in his IA
NOUS balloon TO observe the motions OF the
rebels Tne machine, which was distinctly
observed by large number OF spectators il
this city, was embeliished with two United
States tags, and ascended about four miles
from the city IN q noriheaet direction. No
doubt the observations OF tn. iankes 2ronaui
were satisfactory, as by 3 o'clock bshs was
and Southern forces at the head Of the Me-
cnsliCsvliie turnpike.
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Police Court The sitting magistrate had
but few cases bsfore him yesterday, and he
dispatched them with an assiduity truly COM
mendable- Barney Mcguire was brought up
for being tight and noisy in the stree. the prs
vious night The unfortunate ncan was par
;loned his indscretbn ard went on ola way re.
joicing, With caution not 70 come 10 contact
with rhs law any more.
Martha Cardops, Sc unfortunate Iuuatie,
was arraigned for assaiiiDg her daughter aud
ch;lt, and cutting the lasisr's hand. Proof Of
her insanity being ndisputable, she was re-
tanned to be examined before board Of mag.
istrates.
A Bshan wss brought up for saving down
Mics Valentines fence. Sine Lad had him ar.
rested on Thursday evening for All assault.
Both were sdmonishsd to keep clear of each
other, and discharged. Beban IA dsu,scher)
went away eriuning, believing it was ''big
thing "a good Joke on Valentine
Joseph Herb, a soldier, was arvaigned for
stealing money from Il conrade in arms The
latter o il not appear. and Hert was allowed
to 10 off
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OFFICE VA FIRE AFD MARIE - Go,

OFFICE VA kISE ASD MARIE - 60.
aiCh nOsD Ei.y :s.o, p6l 5
Ee AT ftsaB' al :,-sl1 of h. stJeA
q hoiaera Of hIi C94 pay he ou lbs 10
i.st. tus folaT.Is gen iem Hsre 5aiy eie sss,i
DIRECTORS o: tts UcDpSlV fsr Tne -isniog zsai,
yz;
w. l. Cowsreir, W,liso Ecars, Il. I: C.Ai
borrs, Pkr,ck Gutier,. n. y, Jalass 1. faloss
hoEeos L Kent, n & '~Saf. q o n !.ica
William Palmer Jhss W. fu- ~ J.seph T
Pc well, 1-nomes Samson, Go. " Smith, Jams
ccoti. j. Z. WSdswcsth, Jozspa Winston !;
and at 6uoss q lent etrg q the Eoecd> W. -.
Go~a.s,o was reeiss ted President
WILLIAM WILLIS, a.,
my 24-3. SecIsss.Y.
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a CaARAcTGRIsrIo ASEcDor- OF PETo. -
Shortly aft II he mad joined the army d. Uog
.ath, 1sI'l Beaurssard conducted hlGn round
rs Jtnas 1T the cam, and WI, a rooo deal r
pride exhibited and exptat ned tbs strsDgth
~ &is fortlfic atoms. "Wha DO you THINK of
these FORKS, General Prize p .Dy, Gene
ral," answsred Price, 80 tell yon the truth, i
never saw but two of the bind Ds:oIe. ana that
was after our boys h III tsk"p them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-24

ELecntfon.-A negro woman named Clara
Ann, slave of MIR. Bank Of Luipeper county,
heret fore condemned to be hung for the Inur-
der of her mistress, who was removed TO this
city three weeks since for 81 70 keeping, was
executed yesterday in the interi ,r yard OF the
Psnitentiary, by orosr of the Governor. The
cuipris was put on the ga!!ows at fifteen min
utes pact two O'clock by Mr.. Peter Phillips,
Deputy Sheriff OF Hsnrico county, aud re.
manned suspended until 3 clock. Rev Mr..
Sweeney oifrred al affecting prayer TO the
Throne OF Grace prior thereto. But few spec.
ta.ore were present.
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4 = Ss"a.s bGX was gwen tas CRY Armx
0n."h stHlsss'sS u,Ehs, alds1 shs n4uaxs ~ NJ
o. Ar e.. : Bivsus aud other gent sn-n-
Lne anair w.s very plsasans QUE Tor thoss
iape 81 tss, eip.iaaaae.n art, ard passed of
e. & II ~ thAt aDotn. j, :. cob sl.,.a..a ia
sssart .inis. IL will b. held IN tao opsn cir.
sisr she style Of the German Nay fsasts.
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es SMALL Oh aN4E.-as the subscri-
h,c finds /: exceedingly ttficu.. to carry
GA business ana iG impossible 20 Eedeetn Le
small mott fCI w4ut Ut change. he VIII. aa.
til fur Sner no tioe. pray premium OF nye Per
cent flr all current bills of zen cents TO
ore do,ia" -. K. BXl.kaE,
No Exchange Block,
my A-Sts Fsari street..
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i ss7.r4 NAT gektss

E,bb<-sss Several audaciouS robbsrea nave
heeu rsrpetrated In E'ehmond within the last
,wo a.ys A sick colder WAS robbed yester
lsv of ~, his money. by rut6 sus who met him
ON the Dock, and another man of the san,e
rnss wac rrbhed In broad day light yesterday
uear the Georgia Hospital, IN the lower
part of the city, by three men. who FIRST
enticed him into vacant lot and then
knocked him down and denuded him of
every cent he pofsessed At ~ quarter to ten
o'clock en- THURSDAY night. Mr.. Charles A.
Brockmeys~ WAS aecofted by three soldiers
near John w Frayser's ssore, on Seventeenth
street, knorked down, choked, ard robbed of
valuable hunting case gold watch and chain.
Ons Of the RUIZ aus said, Take him T. when
smother seised him around the neck. another
around the leg. AID the third completed the
operation by pulling bis watch IRON ms per
son. les wing on'y the hook that secured 1T to has
veef. One Of tue men pot his foot on the face
OF Mr.. b and the conclusion made a hole III
his head. The noise alarmed a German Won in
living near by, who came to her door AMI
raised an slarn, when the rasca,s walked Oh
Brookmeyss being pree.ra.ed from the Ell scts
of the attack, wac assisted into the store Of
Mr. Frayssr, who, after restoring him 10
some degree of consciousness, conveyed bin
home No Waterman or other guardian OF
The night appe AIRED on the scene of action
during the enactment OF the above proceed
iug. Mr. b. had over $500 in NOES in tis
pockets, but the robbsrs did not stop TO get It.
Where We're the watch
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~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE disco urss
~ Will DO delivered TOMORROW as II
NJ at the School kOom on FRANKLIN ~
between Seventh end Eight. streets.
subject " The MiiIenium-!ts Souca and
Doctrine
al. who Sigh for deltverancs from this
grooming cre ,ttoa are !uv ted. my24-1.~
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Baptist General association of Vsrstn..s--
TIE annual meeiipg of this BODY will be held
III this city next Thursday. Kev. w. d. Tho
mas, OF Warrsnton, is To preach the opening
s'rnon Rev d Wit, of Charlotte coca,y,
is Moderator AT the ass annual ~ eti z lie
b-ptiet tharches OF Virginia numbered 10 .0Oe
communicable notwithstanding the troubles
. tho country, & considei able assembiage OF
oelesetes sud visitors Is exnected.
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ffssoners - The Dsnviile train brought
ooMh Itns PRISONERS on yesterday, six Of
wnom were prisohers of war, aud three de
sef'ers. we understand THAI one hundred and
iiw '.ay Dote, csp.cfeo " Giles 9. Il, were Vt
Gown to aaf.
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l: IL related OF sorns Of tie rEisonsrs con
iiue1 atN3rol. Ga, toat they have expressed
the following OPTION of Ssn. S.sriiug Pfic:
"Ee Ie . great General hs never hEnts m
til he gets ready, Gud he Is Gitcass ready
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Neglected SolLsers--Attention has been ire
queuuly called a. the fact, nat made quats pre-
rarat,ons, If any at all, are made TO provide
tor soldiers who are forced 70 remain over
night III tbs city. 1t is palnfal to pass through
the street at nighi, and ses young men, many
of in, N probably bavi2s luxurious houss il
the South, stretched upon the hard sidewalk
utterly unable 10 ind lodgings Ia the hote!s OR
even a shelter 10 cover their heads. Last
nigni, several members OF Hampton's Legion
arrived in he city at late hour, and wore
unable 10 pr ceed further with 70, psss from
The Provost Marsbal, ". biUh coui! rot he ot-
taiped Until AorninR. For several hours they
wen, from house 10 Gruee IL search OF bed,
bn; led 10 hac Que, ar: ere forced ri last
TO " ader tEEvUsh the weary hocr. Of might,
or else coach themselves upon tina pave
ln@nt. Inig is tut cas- exanple o. 4 snou-
sand Of ':aily CO urrencc. Every ni.h one
SEES soldiers stretched out st every Ger
lIsr, while the stone front, and even III, steps
az The larger h0'eb ara crowded with the IL.
il seems strange that those who lave So nobI =
volunteered 10 hgGt the batsjss Of ccr country
-hcpld be tnue re.;i sd, when proper b:c
RACES could GS d! "a up q, &c ltd. coat. II
..ay siXlA will touch tue heat q the g: ~ it;s
tie, Il IL iha: which nI~eip his eye n d iIz,t-
hight walk down the III in street OF our o.ty.
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Tag SVasT OF 1Hl T.MRa.

iris ID, unGucsS iona ~, (says the Lynch.
burg rirxta&anl tbs VISIT OF abraham Linco In
81 she mms rc!a! emporium 0! Vira MIA 49,
the Ct InHaad eE-ln Chief OF tie army and
navy Of ,Es Unteo States came not oi Ct armis
bu. after Ecrfok had seen evacuated BY our
forces acd when ret even a Coatederate Sol.
die reMa3leo behtnd, KING Acraham rs, foot
in tae goodly Elsgsaic city, his 10. g.covet.d
p. - Ca ssr aad his 8 Utus, and Charles the
figsr bis C!oE @eIl, and Abraham had better
prons by heir example. Even hrs army Of
;etatIeTs and meTcerlrIes may 20 save him
i: he ventures toe far liz the territory Of the
people whom ne has rlundered and given
ovar % ourchery.
stimulating 10 .hiaa that shis nssere I.
bic crgs.uye gad tool u Isass. cGusetts aeola
tioa!sM has tssn permitted - poliute the
soil Of Virginia. and re trust that farther
deg. aGatioa OF tnis s0E5 awaits Is Pus if the
evs cuatine policy pEeva:.s. WIS sha,l scpn
dIa III Norfolk, ,htL he W.Ii Teceivs-most
& aGituaiy receive, The calls OF the people
WHO u u aosratner seq thsl fsir city a ma g
OF snoui.,e.iug rutAg Than taa. II should be
PEI cillted aoEah,r1 1.iIco to hold b..
court !he-s f)T = sica,s hourf What can this
lnai- ia tx, who 10 ado.rf insult 10 trjuIy 7
He ii st ssa0s his brutal hlralipE g to plilags
and murder ouc peopls end then opirudes his
owll aa.s12! Pre-, c! CO in CGy midst
How GA he ssoec. & man who bas the soul
Vi f. ttfsin'ar, or Neon an, In his bosom, to
xt-e him weicoMe How can we do other
tn ar spurnsshs ge.ch who "owes his great.
know that fs " " re touad Ia p orfolk ayilS
sucl poverty OF sri:tt rs 30 do bin reverence.
lhs was ss is shoald have been, and We ain
csrejy trust IN atti 3 iHhteous +. evidences has
eaea u l1lnisy AZ store Us us 10 further
open rp hs way CT Lincoia Ia ' rk,IIe, Our
people will snuL n.m Is II he Nefs iepsr.
Let ktm feel the. lie cen yule only cy the
strong arm Of power, and that hi- presence Is
hateful. and his uaifle IS Doomed 10 axscraIion
forever.
tbs GERMAN sLKxEsf III THs soxIEEss AzAI.
S.ysu'o ute csrrssp3n,isat Of Ia pe's Veskty
MAKES soms revelations about tie material Of
the army acw iign tinS 70 uphold tie g To-
rious Union. We append an extract. which
nesot no cor,EsEt:
aua tAl % OF he praise yoa oSssc~ apoG
tue brave ,-aops CT every S.a.s o. 10 Uotou.
without eTer "a rnuea - ns1E p1ug ny
csunsrymea tia q -ra1E-o. 6tviaG them
ests fer . 81 81, brave aatior, AID vca know
f"e - = a-sn fig. Let fra sts.- ., go1 u
Isss Is. ! IA ti- Il 81 siGca, WI s0Ias haze 70
nSts.f Our oondi ssoi. aud 10 be free and,
eAsnks yoa Will Actnowiedos that more law