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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

Sas e ssT declared E13 . be maintained BY public
oP u. Il acrs!Ore Of the utmost Importance ths;
n0,Lias be l-a5 % discourage that public sentiment.
We are psJtsc ~ sincere in our conviction that with
III change Of policy We are nvineible. We will haze
No uoso azrabious Cozbls. We shall contend on the
E4i-aiony tas FiveIs-in;he mountains We shsn
have sivlrGgss Of position and local knowledge.
EssJ O7e hsa II his Sphere should do what he en- to
stimulate resistance sad encourage the id and tlebler
elssso5
We cannot su?P-ess detestAtion Of those who,
sppscunty ' fOs tee army yet lingering in the walks
Of private re, ensuing every military movement, and
dse ,imiag a0usn aud children upOl the prospects
before ttsu.
There . 70 member Of society Who cannot do some
thar for the 0sJs, il he csnEo. mares or fg5: be
a,.sai sosail- Il be Is botHddsn, be can tell toe
Voaea sad children who love hin, to be Of good cCur-
age and show then from slcrCd and prOfaae history,
U.s. or rUy5.->a hlg elements Of strength and
g. u1. superior noe Of those in which people have
b4.I,d i5s their soertiss.
I has neither l:rength & HoTk or knowledge 20
tssel -a-r than eoa,ri6u.s to circulate the absurd
p4-s ~tcl oysrspr5ai the and s. him keep his mOu
sau. Tzis is comparatively easy to DO, and ia grea;
gai- oysl c51s1lr.1; sud tal,E3g
Coas.ss;y Is Of irssdnaoe value to our cause If q
ess-y g. o7sr5ll, Why should the people submits Why
dge themselves si.h the idea that the oath OF ale
giares is compulsory Al path administered under
slrA.s c. -e-l 10 the captured, may BE- void in Law
al ugy.s, sls as voluntary adoption Of another ale
E1cs &C. save property, mus; bear different conslruc.
;i5-. Il. t4- soqs ,Lln say 20 their eoHQuerors ~
-se =o7o F5~s.ill ihsu We. Do uzto US as you will
Wss- e.s'1- Of the Sruhern Confsdesscy BY choice
10 val do no.ai1g Inconsistent Ei:b our chosen ale.
Es-ga. Punish, Il you csoose, We can endure. Strip
Is Of GER v0rIiy possessions and will rely upon an
i1-lr.- zee cha; cannot be tAksl away Command us
roHr s.1 and I'll! nee, death itse with for;i,uie
ol viii never submit 70 your aeearsed ruIe noe viii
Ne ever iss.st from cur opposition to IT,
Sch courage and ooas;aDcy viii do more to foil the
enemy tran srui1s I: will compel them to distribute
,e rc07s T. viii proOrg this contest 1t will sI.Or,
fs1z ''.m .e--s based upon the impossibity Of our
aga r57csi-- the bolds which their uiekedaess and
lb.ol have i5ra azgaier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

Fem tho Chicago Trbuto, Of the l7h ut We learn
that the total of deaths among the Confederate prison
era confined al Chicago up to that date, was one hun
dred and niueiy.uine The Tribune thinks that the I'D
vent of warm weather Il having cheering effect upon
the men, and slys that they eroy every opportunity OF
even summing themselves upon board" J. is also
stated that prisoner named Riley, Of the lOh Tennes
see shot the l4.h by sentinel, While attempting
to run the guard He was challenged twice, upon which
he started to Iu1 when the sentinel fred the ball strk
ing him in the back, passing through tho LET, lung and
OIL, a. the breast. lie died In about ten minutes. The
Tfbuue adds:
Some little excitement created Tuesday by the
arrival at the camp Of Hon. Cave Jo nson from Tonnes
sse who came with pass from Asjor General Halleck,
which, Of course, gained him admi:tance His object,
principally, IN coming to visit his son, though he
brought with him many letters and eo4derable
amount Of money, in small sum- for other prscners -
hi, SOD who was auorg the Fort Donelson captives s
fae looking young man. about eighteen years OF fgs,
evidently quite intelligent and but little cast down BY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
pcat:, of Robert x. scot, ESQ.

We feas lie reported death OF this mos: eminent
Of Virginia ia true he has fallen in endeavOrirg pro.
tse, his eIoSei.;zeas from marauding parties Of the
enemy.
We pause VIII emotion at this sAOeti consequence
Ct this infamous Invasion.
eitzla o. Virginia distinguished for his genius, bis
learning and biz witness pubic servant matured in bis
eP'cy Ter us,yGess-s statesman conservative in bis
idea lat ths UaOn night be preserved, and periing
bis popu .fi,y 70 preserve IT, yet proving when the
tssetsry Of he North apparent tia. be vas in sou
aad s,ir. SiIh toe cause Of bis e0anuymsn-has been
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
OBITUARY..

riei froz sfsss Of Hss, Cap windsr Richmond -
~ oek Mcnday E. Apr i41, Hr RJBr A BOWLks.
81 sec,iagi AN county, 10 the zsd yea; Of his
We I'VE seldom E1y event cat deeper I'm over
ay Gonmuay than the dah q this exec NJ yoa- mAa,
oKr "a. watch hs frsedom lnceed, he's
nan - ,usessied IN acquiring 50 deep hl, % u
A. trnt 20 = firndi sld ac4ua nsEcts All
-ro Rrsv him. Ov hu loved lac br t'rr oyei hm T. 7
MANI virtues r.. his amatc acrnn9d stnE 50 81 lon
- his nigh niei gsntezaBy do- os hs strict aud
f5rorb exscnssI "a th- chaye o! 81 ths dut-, s
mo, him Tor IN knines and dsyOLgi 70 his tni In vera,
Nv we'd u bsc luss he attained Sc high stsntarj and sNh
- 40 bi- rstl o. al IA. noble In Ba be - Clur
l. the loulbg H. sP eAran'e n geo pos5'fi
Of N NJ hIpy spent In active tselles h5 las osen sum
no et 10 the Sp His sen, VII en- promised 50 lols
ana :, oal DAY SCI BE- ore n0Ul . rise co Hose, on
~. r.sI s.e7es of As void We bear teiD1ry ne
o % oar risnI be appeared before ths world IL J. nsu
ri IA rgat TIA parens both and ssers, stoai Eey
O. the y u broer, bus Ia tls Instance We
t-,t that tie a9 cei flruy "a hose Wno have no
h-us Ten re-. soy 10 sah ri.'oa 70 TIE " Of Ha
% rul rr t deni-s nasns sd 10: uu-cT he fall az
.u-arcp hazel owed yet o'r i-st Is BIS M
taf IA gs vac tNrB here Lot T. be suCd Yet W.
tut l t-,a - oftIs tlr g. Eut tae shi2n ns OF s'n
hin aqd erApn ppy soa Of oar tsyagted lend Ena.k
foieye a. the IN. IS OF MS saviour
ugsat, spreads T. ; Ei-try, vilhes-g arzs,
4. b-It emil
o, WhgIs nov t-Cse Iiing chsrml
which psasvi eur eyes before
The Religious lie ala VI pl-a copy Avn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
Nrjor General Commanding Right Wing.

CHsRcKrr PRrAcaRa-It was stated 10 Sundays is.
cue OF the Rgiser that there would be religious service
on that day at p H., q. toe Baptist Church On Gay
street. by Unagu ke tho pain OF the Cherokee bat
tallon now in Camp 0cconostofs near THE city. At
the appointed tina the Battalion formed in double b 2,
aud marched und~r an elegant Confederate 6, under
command of Msior @. w. Morgan. En:ering The city
at the east end of xlin its Intersection VI
GAY the troops sred in their new dress continued tie
match and entered tho Church 10 orderly aud quiet
usuner Il vls at once seen that public eTpectltea
vas 90 high az 10 have drawn out larger cro1d q -
the building could accommodate. Aa tf,r was made Ct
the Frs. Presbyterian Church. and the meeting was &C.
journed TO that lsrge and comnodous building
rhe pews on TIE south side OF the aisle, on the
right side, were assigned TO and at once occu.
pied by The Cherokee braves The Reverend W.
A HIrlsou pastof of the c5uech, Introduced TO tie
audience "our brother UnsgIske, Chaplin Of the yps-
rskes zttson" and the services commenced by resd-
Ing and singing lin the Standing posur' hymn in their
own dialect. The Iypss resemble little the HsbreS,
tut are Rad from the lot SIDE az cur common language
Prayer followed The plain aud bis braves all 4eehrs
Another hymn uss sung, and the text announced, ~
found In Luke, chap: 4si ysre. The sermon was
like the entire service, delivered in the original Chero.
kee language bu, addressed alike 10 all his auditors
wherever 4 a.ed or Of wb ,teyer complexion short
address 10 his people, and tho usual hened:ctcn
coscd the services They probably Two hours loag
and in every pars VI theL sfo-reG the l+sd sue.;ol
Of a very large auditory. Every part Or the Church
wss i!led aud yet no! word Hts understood by any
one in front, or 20 the RIGHT Of the pr s:her.
q asu.se is tie grandson Of Cherokee ChIeftsiD.
long known as Distinguished warrior Of bis ribs, ard
as the most eloQq N. Of hi, day. H. has many OF the
attributes Of nanal orator Ia person be 10 abou, siI
feet heh-,a slender erd ercl; has al excellent voice,
graceful aud rather empbIic g.scuaion with little Of
tb, roaopetism of the modera pulpit. Hs sermon
s.fmed 10 b, persuasive rather than denuscaory sdvi
sory and parental rather tbaa condsnts:ory AMI
authoritative He prayer had the appearance OF deep
devotion and humble esrnestness AID sincerity The
muse of the occasion characterized b. melody
,h4n humony--nore primitive and less G-tisdc than
what we often hear 10 religious service. Gfhis IT, oo.
gy of course nothing can DO known certainly. Adoia.
ton, venerion aad supplicaion could easily be mag
ined frcn bis bs prominent characteristics Of
his WORSHIP, and bis imagery If he had any, seemed TO
be drawn from the material rather than the ideal aid
senments-the mountain torrent, the forked lightning
and rolling thdadsrth, verdure and beauty Of the for.
est the voice Of many watet, aai the uiterances Of
the slorm.-KaorvrH: R>gstsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
NIsCELLAEEoU5.


Washington letter contains the following miseella.
neous items:
The Secretary Of War has given orders 10 shoot every
person caught cutting telegraph wires. One such waf
shot last week
Two soldiers, having struggled from the ranks were
fculd near CA.letts with their Threats cut
Charges have been preferred against Blenksrs Divi
sion Of wsnton atrocities to private property and per-
sous at Manassas.
Col Ooycoran writes tina. If he serve his country
10 nil best be will gladly stay there.
Representative TroWbrdge yesterday charged that The
Aou'ant General had shifted the exchange Of Col. Will
coz for Col Pegram to another man.
Guerrilla parties made up Of farmers roam the eoun'
try behind our Lines a. Eiinburg, and are killing Union
isls and stray soldcrs.
Letters from Yorktown ssy Gen. Msgruder's reason
for leaving the outw9rks because the roads were
TOO bad for the transportation Of supplies and to sc;
our troops away from the protection of their guuboats
Baltimore men say there never WAS period when SO
many fugitive slaves we're abroad in that city and State
as at the present time. They generally cent to nj
until surrendered to their ovners.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
10 CORRESPONDENCE.
rhe war bloody work on the Psnln.u


TIE city VS. excited yesterday forenoon, BY the
p7rt ,Is. severe battle had taken place, near VIII
laus5u,g on Monday resulting in the repuss Of the
enemy, and ire capture Of several hundred prisoners
Tis ropcr. vas traced to soldier Who arrived in the
m1ru'ny from below, and sff-msd that letter from
Gen. HcLavs 70 Gen. Cobb was read in bis hearing
eomnu1icstiag she Shove Information.
Ar5u: O'Clock Dispatch vas received by the Secreta-
n Of War fom General Nagruder, via Petersburg, in
Which DO stated Tia. be had heard that the loss Of the
eaely Ess heavy, including 900 prisoners also ten
pisces Of artillery Our loss killed and wounded vas re-
ported be Ave hundred The Dispatch says the enemy
were again pressing fOssard. Gen. Nagrudsr We learn
sck, end rad embarked on the steamer ShuI, for
this city BE probably received tho above news before
sryios a. C.y Poiat and deemed It sufficiently reliable
to Be transmitted BY telegraph the Secretary OF War.
AboU; O'Clock, P. n, seousier arrived With report
Ger Lss from Gen. Johnston. The letter says that
"bsadsou, oT,j-" tocz rlsos At Williamsburg CO Monday
TIE easmy attacked rear guard in great force, and
We're js5el back - ne woods about mile" The troops
p-'-eipaiiy ens-sl side we're those commanded
BY Gene. Lsn-s zee. sed Smart
Aeo'ses courier arrived about O'Clock, P NJ, aud
reported shat eo5dy battle had been fought, yesterday,
in tho yi,ily Of BlrhAmsyills, between portion Of
our army, snd large force of Yankees who bad at.
tempted faux movement from the York River. The
enemy were Tspulsgd three or four times with great
Slaughter. The loss our side vas very heavy. We
ioshsr 70 gvs zee various reports current the streets
last night prso-r;ag await fuller and authentic
accounts s mining. We made every effort last eve
ming 10 obtain some o6aal statements of the blss but
we're unsuccessful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

Washington correspondent gives the following 40.
CONT Of tue process Of entalming adopted there:
Tie body is placed on On irciiaed platform; the
mouth ears, hose, etc., Gro Stopped with cotton; II
wounded, cotton Is put in the wound aud plaster ia
pu, on &c rcsion is made in the Wrls the attachment
i mSdo from air pump, and hid elected into the
tres The wound 10 then ssSsd up aud the body hoist.
ed 10 20 dry To save The eyes irom sinking in Is
out under the oyods. The hair | found to come cut
yry easy, bu: after the embslmng it could not DO
moved The bodies take on an average about seven
quarts but Gen Lander took seventeen quarts. There
were some eight bodies hand some had been there
Thirty DAYS The operators say in four months the body
will become solitfed like marble, bu. no chance has
vet been had TO prove it. Col B'kers body on arriving
AZ San Francisco in advanced state OF dsconpO-
sition d. Holmes, late OF Williamsburg Lopg Island,
is the eldest IN the business bere and Gm informed he
has made thirty thousand dollars.
Atsrs Brown aud Alexander are trying to get bill
through Congress for lhe exclusive night emos bo
dee aud to have Congress authorize corps OF elbam.
er for each division The charges $50 for officer
a1d S2S for private and must say the bodies lock
life. Ike az il they were asleep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
DIED,

A,ba.,,. In Esser eorn on the 2h lAtan In the SSH
ate JAMES CASTER ef Company 4. Of the t5ih
k.s'n.u. Of virgi-la Ycl1Its,
lid ana Gfe.tlonA.e husband. % sing hths vaoreus
sher an esumAoe AID etu eth has thus In the prime CT
he segn usd nom e1lt and raed 10 sEperenee We
% uhcl he Ia h5ptd The success Of bis coaniry cause
h.d IN -re Tor His chiAa s gv,s sweet conss Naon 10
~ a. vIr. and f- is p0lnti rxzmIs 70 b.
Allowed by hs he children, hss EsFelJ sms'ed aad b.
IEagsd
Arot g,7a Oaron. county In the B3d year a bis age.
o. l9t1 l5 RENJAuI4 II SER Of Essex county NgSii,
81 - ssh Aeg neni u VrIiuil Volunteers
TsrouEn an The h1I ali q lee, .s chfsAo oitsso
"A sod e. ne ss-g-g "a hiay ell the dulles dsypy
upsu h - Of his ds,olen . thu caa-e Ct Ia
Yelled 20 sugr ~ azd death, Ard Las gne q NET
fal:1al naniF iaoIs srgi nAnfijfs PrefNsd Tor
heart" "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
EDOm LINCOLNDOM.
We ,ubjoin few extracts from journals published In
IRON INV YORK.

IRON NTW YORK.
80 oo., ri, an.
letter from Ne" i'th uAS' 80 .'.' 'S'.
brought letter from General sarioaid 70 warm per-
sonAl friend in TINS clty oescoog ins mn Ta WIN
which the ltahsn peopie arc "eoonius nun nc ~
the dream oil onisea iay NO" not a. S aIu
that the day ia daEing nn ~een Venice wiz IN no. Only
be ensncips'eo rom SIC Auu t ~, .don
too will 90 free. de reirans rom Ss,ai, Sus aS~oa
isbss hs friends 10 Ame'eA 70 % VI soou In an o,
70 JOIN WITH MIN ~ tae nope INA. +, Ts,v il Js
pass away before me AullAI ~ SUI. 49,, ~,
sroyed BE also efPesses me ",sn ,aH. s.e ~
IN Amanca snoolI DC rn no. n The armies ~
the NoE.h may nave a 0pPoisuinsi' " A -'--' "
strike lof nIef ~. N,,Ss of tha snr Of the prm;.
Ehere ~ TS ,hs,, n,otassed soovsra IN these
i've Apostles a. the Secretary Of The Society for
degenerate T;n;.,rv If the P,otsstant Eosconal
lne ADcseaSe Va T. "oauad "a ha /, N rnska mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
Cnn.oripI. and ranger.

We arc requested to thu; Partisan Ranger Corrs
may be recruited frcm that portion Of our population
aos to ConsCrps service The Ranger service is autho
zsd by act Of Congress and thus occupies the sane Legal
ground with any portion Of the arny--th this difef
eucs hossvor that the Partisan Ranger act was passed
Bsga.n to the Consumption act and in ell respects Ia
which the two aic: the Ringer prevails.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
LAND POR SALE

OYER for sale ny farm. the Ap7omaoT River, In the
esgny rinse EiHArds six nile farmyle and With
Ia I'D half mUs Of The South Side Ball oat II contains
ceres be made Ir 70 accommodate pur hlsers
TIE lmFroysm consist o. sory Dwelling re eng built
Office and every outo5dlg In sod repair u has
bEeen and 100 neck and at land sut
c Of wood mter g-oi portion OF the open land Is
hagly set In Glove.
For -t inorm Ia regard TO II, Ire'er 70 my ireads
John A Oslby and Charles Morton, Rarmvine.
Ny address Yorst1vn care Of Capt John 1horGton
On, IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
Eor VERY HOPEFUL.

The Louisville Journal of late date Ia somewhat de-
spondent It thuku the Reconstruction OF the Union
"most delicate and difficult undertaking." Read the
following:
It ia impossible to say what kind Of Union the ire
sis,ible power Of arms might establish and for brief
period maintain but any supposon that tbs thirty four
States which constitute, have constituted, this repub'
lie can be bound permanently together republic
upon the principles and the conditions insisted on BY
such politicians as the Senators in Congress from Mas
sachuset is an sbsurdity that only fools and fanatics
could possibly cherish
Then follows this frank confession
II every Southern rebel Wsre disam,d tomorrow, the
reconstruction Of tie Union would be mos. delicate
and Difficult. undertaking Difference of views even
among conservative would be enough to render Il
so And probably, a, this very moment even greater
danger mensces the restoration policy from the action
OF the radicals than from the armed legons OF rebellion
The Journal thinks "lhe trails yet store for
Abraham Lincoln.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
....Ip.lsa BY maraudins nsrssnariss in sight of his

AooA17AA4te4 ~ --~-~~o --~-~---~-
home.
Oouutrymen Do you need more to nerve your deter
uinaton to resist the oPpiessorS Your friends heens
before their Armes-tber property ravAged and carried
away-your best men dragged Ike Jsnney and Oonrao
to the guard-house, or slain like scot on mission 'i
proteeon-your States committed to the foui traitors
who dshoaor thsm to be governed as the sataPes Oh
the cOuqusrorl
Ls. all unite In uacompromising resistance Do you
uurmur that more has not been Effected BY our Gene
r.lss Do YOU fear lest our supplies may be deficient
for our armsss Do you feel that yourselves or your
friend, have been treated with injustice neglect
Bury your grievances Forget every real or imagined
wrong Despise every thought Of fear or submisson-
Dismiss every hope Of forgiveness compromise or justice
a. the hands of your enemies They cannot spare you
Il they would, abolition vengeance hounds them on
alien ignorance and rapaeisy demand spoil and blood
Your enemies cannot arrest the avalanche Of ruin they
have started 1t would oVerWhelm them II they made
the srs You alone preserve yourselves from des'
uctiou You have the ability by united and determined
resistance, TO do so.
Let the memory of this cold bOodsd murder OF your
good and houored men inspire you with determination
20 ayenge it. Let ii teach you that your enemy Gomez
20 destroy the best and bravest among you, and that
nothing safe or sound from his Infamous purposes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

The Chicago Tribune publishes list Of Federal Gene
r.s killed and wounded c. the battle OF Shiloh Killed
Generals Wm. H. L Wsl'ace, Psgrsm, PEABODY, NAM
,rJ Re Woupded-Gsuerais Saerman, Crull, kirk
Hicks. Sullivan, Marsh, Sweeney, and Stuart.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

,,OrHrn MONSTER oux CAST.

ANOTHER MONSTER GUN CAST.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch states that another le-non
Rodusu gun has been cast at the Fort Pitt Works;
ave have already given the details Of casting these
huge pieces of ordnance and need not here repeat
The rough casting In the pitt weighs about $1,000
pounds and nearly forty ton Of metal was melted for the
in three ufnsces The furnaces we're fired about
Eve o'clock and at eight minutes past ten the mrs. Iur
mace was slapped" line of troughs, or Summers,
had been laid from the furthest furnace, some eighty
feet the second furnace about midway joining IN and
tho two streams emptying with that from the first fur
mace into large csudron the edge of the pitt from
which two streams diverged and, passing sround the
Dit ouptied into the gun opposite sides of tue corn
barrel The furnsces tapped in succession, ana
nearly ALI the metal allowed to run out before the next
In order was opened At twentyfour minutes past ten
the morli was filed In just sixteen minutes from the
openpe of the frat furnace showing that the metal must
have pourcd into Il at the rate Of nearly TWO and half
tons per minute.
This IL the third successful casting made OF 10 iron
guns and the work will be regarded a. an every
day performance each successive casting having been
made with less trouble than the preceding one the
pun will be furnished with all possibls expedition, ard
like tho Others sent 10 Washington for itS christening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

A difficulty occurred between squad of the Con'eS
crate pc 1aers and their guard !e~ days since, at In
disuapois Tee former we're ed upol, aud two Sc
vsrely and two sgdty wounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

A ces:smsu called on the Secretary Of the Treasury
few d,vs i c. and handed him bag OF gold, con
timing 81 900. as dops'on - the Gore anent uPoi
ne eKps,ss cou6on that hs uama should be known q
20 enc hus the Sscretsr-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. K CO., [
kicHHUD. Va, kAy lat, 1904 I
NnTUnD

TUIuE Beard Of Directors have declared dividend OF foar per
il cent The captsek Of this OcmpAny payable on and
AZ The bh al Eh3 soekbod - on the lIt
sill dividend - be In lieu Of thAs usually declared l Of
Julg
mGS-su NV WARRINGTON, TrsaSr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

THr Meeting Stockholders Richmo 3D. Fred
lea berg and Potomac Railroad Company viii be held At the
esS 81 ne 1Snpsny 10 the City Of Richmond Wednesday
spSO-qAuAg N W AAoNURnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

Capt. W H. Pck, nephew of the eNPresdent, was
seversly wounded in the leg in the last battle on the
Ty down the river the Federal surgeon considered s'
puIaon recssslTy, and the operation vas performed