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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10
kUNAWAYS.

L>OkTY,D0LLARSR EWARD. --Ranaway from,
II the farm OF DIR. Il. G. Worsham in Dinwldie
county, ry two negro men, named JORDAN and
NATHAN. Jordan is very light mulatto, about
% years of age, :, feet or 10 inches in height
bushy head, rather >nllen countenance and has a
scar under his shoulder, the result of burn. Ma
than is some what larger, darker mulatto, say gin
slew fooled. walks with IL shutting gait has two
old ulcers on his legs and siammers badly in speak.
ing. These boys are supposed 10 be lurking around
Richmond, and it is probable they may be employ
cd in some OF the camps hospitals free he.
groes. will give the above reward for their de
livery to me ut Howard Hospital, SO for the re-
covery OF either one. Address apply to
DR.. JOHN X. HINTON
Howard Hospital, 25th and Goth sts
~ i0--lt% North of Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

y from Richmond, a hay HORSE. in rather low
0ider, and without saddle bride. The owner
can have him by calling al Talbo,ts farm Ches.
terfeld county, three miles from Richmond prov
ing properly, and paying charges. iy !'--.}t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

TOLE4-FrOll The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES office in
- this city, gray HORSE about fifteen hands
high, years old. lie has the seas OF wart on the
throat; remarkably shorp body and long legs. a
liberal reward will be paid upon his return To
JNp & CAMPBELL.
~ 9-Gi+ Co q Cavalry Hanp-ou Ieci,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

NY ASTED, Al the SoutIl,fn Te,egr>ph Of.ice
w two YOUNG MEN TO act .,s Messengers
~ iu-1t" e. W. RADY MANAGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

r 0ST-On Friday, the 9th ,ilt., near Gaines's
Mill. a SORREL HORSE. On the horse was
Mcclellan saddle. The leather on the ieft Of me
pommrl was ripped about three inches. strapped
behind the saddle was a pair Of white fnghsh
blankets. Any information concerning Inc same
will be thankfully received by Lt.-Col. w. N.
WALKER, 40.h Va. Vols, at tho American Hotter.
;,f irxt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

fg@ INFORMATION WANTED---Of my bro
Their, GEORGE w. SpEER, OF Company 3, LIST
Regiment OF Rifles s. c. v. who sent 70 hos
pital in Richmond about the 10th of June. Please
leave Information III this office.
iY y-2ik a j HpEER
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WANTS.

NIANTED-AH OWNER for BACON, FLOUR
w and CHICKENS A draynan left at iny
house, {. few days ago, a 10; Of Bacon, Chicken
and Flour, which the owner get by proving
property and paying for THIS advertisement.
JAMES GORDON,
IL itl--2t Corner md Era . ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

NANrED--A small furnished ROOM, with
w board, by an Assistant Surgeon in one Of
the city hospitals. A room on the lower floor pre-
ferred. Location mewliere near Main street be.
tween 10th and 10Th streets Private family Dre.
ferred. address DR.. L., stating location, ut this
once. Nv 9--3tT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

E%STEAY--Canle [" rn5 residence, on the 4th
inst, a MARE, win bride All sadie The
owner win come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. Apply at the Confed
crate States Navy Works, corner of 18th and Cary
streets, lis 9.st' CAIN JACKSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

M AATED~A good COOK and WASHER ior
w the baiance Of this year Inquire n the
Southern Telegraph Office. iy iO..Itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

M D-Twenty able-boded NEGRO
wv MES 10 work on repairs of road between
Richmond and South Anna river either by the
month or for the balance of the year, for which
liberal prices will be paid Apply at the Office of
the T., +. 4 p. X. II. Co., TO
WIN. n BRAGG,
jy Sim Snn, ne Pal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

T OST-A small POGKET.BOOK Containing
money papers, Sc 1t was left Mt the Frede-
ricksburg Railroad ticket office The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving il with the Ticket
Agent of the H. s f. r. r.
jy 7-2ts SAML IL BEII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

LNFTY DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway from
i the subscriber the night OF The 7th inst,
negro boy named MACKENZIE. lie is 90 years
Of age, low, heavy se&, with bad looking eyes
Said boy Was brought from Essex county six
months ago. viii pay the above reward If do.
iyered TO me in Richmond.
THEODORE FEICK,
IL l0-Jt Inner Marx ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

OST-Certifestes of the Commercial Savings
i ! Bank at Richmond, Va, follows: No 2166.
to b. w. Maseley for Sa29 dated Sd February lstia
No. 2170, 10 E. w. Moseley for $ls76a, da,ed 7th
February, 1862. The above having been lost or
mislaid application will be made to the Bank for
duplicates. b. w. MOSELEY
~ 2y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

~ FUNDS have been placed in ny hands for
- The benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers
Of Mobile Ala All who need assistance will please
send their address TO
Mrs. n Il. HOPKINS,
jy 10 ~ Ut ID Alabama Hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

TfNWENrY-FIV DOLLARS REWARD.-For
1 the recovery of light, chestnut, sorrci HORSE,
es 1T years old, about five feet three inches high,
two naked places between his navel and fore legs,
and p small scar on his back, small white spot The
size OF a five cent piece one side of his back
Strayed from me last Tuesday evening from the
battle-ground. He had ON an old saddle and double
rein bride and D. S. bit
WILLIAM 7. HARVEY,
iy 9--6t* Co K, Sd Virginia Cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

SNOtNDA sum of MONEY, which the owner
+, get by describing and paying for this all
,ertisement. j. NJ. WILLIS,
jy 10 81 No. ), First Market.
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L~sTRAI MCLE.-CaIre to my place on :i0th
IL May. near the Brook Tollgate, Il dark bay
MULE. The owner will please come forward pay
charges, aud take him away
IL 9--otE TlIOS RRIfTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

TWENTY DOLLARS MISUNDERSTANDING
i from Chimborazo Hospital, about week ago.
u negro boy named HUDSON. He is about 20
years Of age. knock kneed black, and very good ut
whistling. He may be at some OF the camps He
is about A. feet high. The above reward will be
paid for his delivery to us, at Chimborazo Hos.
pa THOS. * SAM'L HARDGROVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

N~.REMOVAL-The subscriber has removed his
~ Office No. - Main StrideIs Skirt
Mandatory, where be will be pleased TO all who
may desire his services BEST references given.
NJ. a. BLANkMAN,
Surgeon Dentist
iy 3-lm' Formerly OF fredericksburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

9\AkEN.-A man, calling himself mrIaber Of
i the Richmond omnittee To attend to the
wounded" took on Friday morning, the 9th of
June, Gen. Aiehers SADDLE from his dead horse,
which was lying about quarter of mile beyoad
and Richmond road He promised 10 deliver il to
Il certain member of that committee, but has not
He will send it TO the Dispatch Office, subject to the
Generals order. If not returned in few days,
other means viii be tried iy GIT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

"0RSE, SADDLE AND Birdie LOST
1 Stolen, from near the Towards Grove Hos
pu.i, Saturday evening last, dark bay or brown
HORSE. On the right hind leg he has the scar OF
cut by the halter, the only distinguishing mark re-
melnbered. lie is years old, and PAGES and
canters remarkably well. Had on a saddle newly
ed, (as respects the skirtsl and curb bride
4 liberal reward will be given for his recovery
Information may be left with Mr. VIM. 5. Phillips,
or Mr.. Geo. Watt, Richmond, or given 70 the sub
scriber, at the above-naiced hospital.
~ o---4tE JAMES T. WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

Y o3f-On Saturday, Jhiy 9TH, while riding up
Broad street, MEMORANDUM BOOK, con
tanning rnesnoran'ums of shipments for c. 5. Ord
Depart nent, of no value to the finder a reward
OF 81 viii be paid if left with Mr.. PRIDDY, Wagon
Master, corner of llth and Eaak sts ~ q, .,t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

DUNAWAI--fr From the undersigned, on Mon,
h, day, the 2sd day OF June, ls6a, a NEGRO
BOY, named ALERT. Said Albert is about l3
years OF age, nearly feet 3 or inches high, very
black, and lisps when talking. No marks upon his
person rene rendered. He is supposed To be employ
ed in some of the camps near the city. Twill giye
Ia reward Of $40 for the apprehension Of said boy
and his delivery to ma al my residence corner Of
Main and Feushte SITS
iy p dit JOHN n OIIARyrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

ANE HUNDRED DDIsIsARS REWARD -
Y Stolen from my dressing room et the Varie'
ties, during the performances sof Tuesday evening,
pair OF GOLD BRACELETD--ene = plain chain,
with an enAnellcd slide, through which - hole +,
attach pin; the other ID composed u = series oi
round gold bars passing through slide, upon
which there Is raised gold vine or figure. and
upon the inside Of the pendant my maine u en-.
eraved In German text The sboye-mentioned
reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs will
be paid If returned to the Box Office Of the Theatre
or otherwise to me, AND NO QUESTIONS Ash.
Ed; but if not Immediately raarned, will pay *-o
for the apprehension Of the thief, who. II caught
will be prosecuted to the extent Of the law. Jew
elers and others forewarned against purchasing
the bracelets. jy l0--lwsl IDA NEKNoN.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN $40 REWARD-On
- the evening Of the 2.3d ult., from the camp o,
the 18th Alabama Regiment, q chestnut SORE :
HORSE, years old, l6 hands high long legs anu
light body branded G. s. has a hop In MS pace.
The horse has been In possession OF a man
who gave his name as LOPEK, Of the Lat Georgia
Regiment. will pay the above reward Tor me
delivery Of the horse to me at camp, or Information
Of him through the PostOflice.
y. l.. MCINNIS, A. q NJ, 1lth Ala neg.
Camp of the nth Ala. kegt
rf, Dut<r Tell, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Taken from
the door Of the Spotswood Hotel, On he even
ing of June 23d, one dark iron gray MARE, black
name and tail, sixteen hands high nine years OLD,
defective eyes, aud branded on the left shoulder
with the letters c. S. Also, military black sad,
die, with brass mountings, and one double ren
russell bride, steel bit. Information be left al
the Dispatch Office iy S-.3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

7 OST--Near The battlefield of LIST Juy ;, sofrei
L. HORSE, right hip capped, Left h'na leg sore
"a z.g-1ag mark right shoulder. when iosf, ha'i
~, a Saddle with b!ack cover trin.ned with red q
brown jeans ovarcoat, marked "AIEA. ID. TING.
PEN" was strapped on The saddle. The finder VIII
please advertise him in Daiy Dispatch, or leave
i;,, with .ha 6th q, l,er;,,.ul Nv 10 .it%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

AtTRAYED OR STOLEN--From near the Court
- House of Henrieo county last Friday evening
d pay HORSE, with black saddle and bride, aud
wooden strrups. will give reward of SIS Tor
his return to in Rocketts near the Gas Works.
~ lU--3ts WM H. NIICHOIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

NIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD. Runaway about
1 the 18th Of June last, negro woman named
NINA, who calls herself NINA HARRIS She is
about 30 years old, bright mula,to. considerably
treckled, and is supposed to be lurking about the
lines Of the army. he above reward will be paid
for her capture and delivery 10 Hector Davis Rich.
N md, Va iy l0--6t' JOHN q. MILLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

StTRAY COW-Taken up, June Goth, 1862,
- YELLOW COW, about II years Old, with a
hole bored in front of each horn. The owner will
please for her prove his property, pay charges
and take her away, or she will be dealt with as the
law directs JOHN +. SCHONBERttER,
iy 10 St. At Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

~ Il. d. SANXAY, NOTARY PUBLIC has
removed his Office 10 the store of j. f. Regnaul
Esq l9l Main, between 9Th aud 10th streets, op-
posite J. Haneys jy lo--:}tv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

HOUND Found IL POCKET BOOK, contain
ing large amount OF MONEY, which the
owner can have By describing the same. Apply
TO VIM w. DAVIES,
At John w Dayies's Marble Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

DEPORTATION WANTED-As Capt Randle
Beuett, of Company c, I'd Mississippi battalion,
was returning from the battle field, wounded on the
Both ult., he gave his SWORD and PISTOL to a
North Carolina soldier to carry for him. BY
means they became separated. Inscribed on the
hilt Of the Sword the words: :" Presented to
Capt Rande Bieueit by the Ladies of Columbus"
The Pistol is large Navy six shooter Any infor
nation concerning them will be thankfully
ceived by Dr. Loland. at Towards Grove or the
undersigned. JOHN II. PRESTON, .. s.
iy 9-2tS Company &. % Miss Bat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

M ANTEI1-l Immediately, a frs, rate white or
wv eolored SERVANT. White preferred
One OF middle age and accustomed 10 children
preferred. Apply at once at
r. A. BULKLEY e. cos
jy 9-3ts sazASo l.,7 Esois s,,nars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

TSTRAY HORSES AND MULES.-Taksn up,
IT, on my farm, three miles below Richmond, on
Charles City re I'd, the following estrays dark
brown Horse MULE about IL years old; and dark
brown MARE, about fifteen; a bay HORSE, about
ave, and lead-coored COLT, either one or two
years old. They have been appraised according 10
law The owners are notified to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
;v l0-.:itt JOHN N. DAVIS
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DERsONAI.--lf the person who called at the
/ staff Stables few days since with reference
to the bay MARE advertised in the Dispatch on the
sh inst viii return her to the Staff Stables or to
the undersigned at the headquarters of Gen. Lee,
he will confer favor aud receive the reward Of
fered llv 10-2t' CHARLES MARSHALL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-10

IMPORTATION WANTED of j. j. LUCAS
4 Company Z, lst Tennessee regime ut who was
wounded III the fight before Richmond on Monday
night last. Amy knowing of his whereabouts
will confer great favor by making known the
fact, BY "a note addressed to his uncle a: the Dis
patch office.
iy 9-3ts JOHN II TAYLOR
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08
HUNTER AND BaECKINRIDG f.

-=Snme days since it was stated that Mr.
Bfeckinritge. late Of the United States Sen
ate. but now of the S9uthern Cpnieieracy,
had sailed in one of the Cunard steamers.
as Embassador to England in place of Mr..
Mason. Then it was said the statement was
incorrect. Il proves. however. TO have
been true, as will be seen by the follow
ing paragraph, which We take from the
Halifax IN. s Express, Dec. 18Th:
Some few weeks ago it was announced
in dispatch to this paper. that immedi-
ately on the receipt of the intelligence of the
capture of Messrs. Mason and SiideIl in he
S2uthern Stales, Messrs. Hunterand Breek.
inridge bad baen appointed in their place.
and that the latter would make his. way To
Halifax. and proceed in the Canard steamer
tq Enrepe. The dispatch turned out to BE-
correct. M Breckenridge, 1t appears. ar
lived here absut week ago, accompanied
by aROf her gentleman. - and took passage
this morning in the Canada for E,glsnd.
It appears that the authorities in Boston
were aware Of the fact of Mr.. Breckinridge
hsing here. and the Attorney General of
,.ton sent notice. to the Captain of the
Cana la. previous T. his sailing fram Boston.
orbdding him taking BreckinriGgs aboard. .
W. learn that Capt Muir very Quietly re-
piled that he E4s not supposed 10 know who
his passengers 8erp:s AMI he would Ike to
see any passengers takenzou of his ship
whhe under the protection of the British
flag. Il ia also stated that asimilar notice
was. seryei on the Captain Of the Canaia
here: but We are informed that n" notice
was taken eft. and Mr.. Breckenridge is
now on board. aheazaesmship. on srniaIs for
Europe. ''-4I 5oronko Leader. Der. CT. , 81
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A slNGULAR INCIDgNT.


II The Lynehburg Va Republicans pub
fishes theofollowinS incident, remarkable
alike for its singularity "a we'll as forzthe
melancholy fuidllment 10 The brother Of one
Of The parties named: w--saajs s1Tal
'.Justthetore aheswar broke out ard be-
fore LiHeeln's proclamation was issued. a
Young Virginiau. named Summeffield. was
visiting sAe city OF New York where he
AZ ade The acquaintance of two Misses
Holmes, OF, Msterbary, Vermont.a He be-
came somewhat intimate with the Young
LsdIes, aad The intercourse seemed to be ma
"a 'dy agreeable TheprOcIamatioa wssis-
SUED, anu the whole North thrown into a
b:aze u excItemeue- On VISITING the Ia lies
osle evening". Al The hour1of pairing. they re-
marked 10 Snlnu1srti field tiIaU tlstis present
would prob4biya be ihe las s;sthey m u II hur-
- tome ts ald in making GP the opercpsts
and !ci.lllI1g tor the vo,uateers from their
town. summsIfetd Expressed his regtet
eiIat they must leave, bus1 at the same time
especIslly r. aested them to seeshat the over
goats we're We'll made.sas it was his inten .
ton, lt he ever met the " ermont regimaEt
III battle, - kali one Of them and take his
@ Nov for the sequel Virginia Aece
ded. Enc Second Vermont Regiment. por
zion ot which Wa ir,'m the town OF Water
bury. "as sent to VIrgiaia. The battle OF
Manaseas was fought. in which thew were
eilgag.ds shd so WasiSummel field. Daring
!i.s patsle, Symmetrical marked his man.
not knowing to>whSt State he belonged; the
tatai ball was sped on its GRAND, of death;
Inc VictIm fell at the fash of the gun. and
upon flushing up to secure the dead man :
arms, Summerfeld observed that he had a
flne new overeoat strapped to his back, which
ne determined to Appropriate To his o wa use.
The fight was over,9 and SummerfeId had
lime TO examine his prize, W hen, remarka-
Die As it NAV appear. THE coat was marked
With the name of Thomas Holmes, and in
the pockets were found letters signed with
The names of the sisters whom Summe6eld
had known in New York, and to whom he
had made the remark We have quoted in
" hich the dead man was addressed as broth
er. The evidence was conclusive; he had
killed the brother of hi friends, and the re-
mark whie'1 he hsd male in jest had a.nel
ancholy fuitiIIment. We are assured this
narrative is literally true. Sunme, field now
wears tic coat, and, our informant states.
Is not lEtle impressed with the singular
ity IF coincidence '31E2 asHd iitf. .i'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08
A MODEL RoDY.GUARD.

a4-#
Brick Pomerov, ofthe lacrosse wis.
Democrot was invited to assist in formias
body guard for President Lincoln. and,
after due consideration, decided 10 ego in >
providedl1he following basis could be adopt
ed and rigidly adhered to ehroaghsusthe war
|, Tpat tue company. shall. be entirely com
posed of colopels. who shall draw pay anc
rations Ia advance. -. .sf0 gas ''
asiEsery man shall haze aEeommission. two
Iseryaefs, and white kids .b.o3 els oIsIl
Each man shall be mounted in 8 covered
buggy, drawn by two white stations.
Under the seat of eacn buggy sbafI be .
cupboard. containing cold ham. polfhded ice
clsam payne and cold chickeH > a Ia, n1e1nb.
! of Congress and military officers Al BuitRitn
E ch man shall haya, plenty ofcards an
red Grips to play poker with.
f TIE only side arms to be opera gias es
Champagne glasses. and gold headed canes
pbserva ions 81, shatlle, aai on no. seoouh
hall it De allowed to approach nearer than
ten miles TO the seat OF war.
Behind each carriage shall be- an ambu
lance. SO afrangei az to be converted into &
sumptuous sleeping and dressing room a
night. ..e as~ z5.b ssw -
The reg:mental banl must be composed, o
pianos and guitars, p'ayei by young ladies'.
who 81 all never play quick-step except In
case Of retreat. Il LnE E9sli + zgaT43 's-.-'5
Reveille ehall not che sounded Till late
breakfas time. and MT then if any one .
the regiment has the headache ,f...s.
In case of forced march into the enemy s
country, two miles week shall be the msx
imum. and no marches shall be made ex
cept the country abound in game. or if any
member of the regiment object. sa-g yssga
Kid gloves gold tooth; picks, cologne
hair dressing. silk underclothes, cosmetics
and all other rations to be furnished by tht
government. ta.6e5 t.al es-ulsl sri 10
Each member of the regiment shall be al
lowed a reporter for some New York paper
who. shall draw a salary of two hunded dol
lars a week. for puffs, from the ''inciden
taf' fund. H @i5" GO" als-.0 90
Every member shall be in command. anc
when one is promoted all are to be. p nsas
Commissions neverto be revoked. s-ds
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

W'tile Sterling Price was encaiDped near
the Fair Ground az Laxinsto6 IN lhe sum.
mer or early fall. Mrs. Letchworth. the wife
Of j. NJ. Letchworth. of Lexington present
ed him pair of mules and wagon for tie
use of the rebel aFmY. Subsequently the
mules and wagon were captured by Gen.
Lanes forces in The neighborhood of Os-
ceoia.
"A claim has been presented by Mrs.
Letchworth, and il no " in she hands of the
Commissioner of Claims in this. city for
allowance. for these males and n sCqgon.
which she herself bad presented to Sterling
Price. This is about as cool a piece oil, au-
dacity as has been known, even in these
days of secesh impudencs.-71Eo. Deass III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

The BEArrEsoF THE PuLsE -According
10 experiments made in Paris the pulse OF
a lion beats forty times a minute: that of =
tiger ninety-six times: of 9 tapir. forty four
times; ofsa horse, foFty times; 90f wolf.
forty Eve times; of = fox. forty three times:
Of bear. thirty eight times, of a monkey,
forty eight times: of an eagle. one hundred
and sixty times. Il was impossible to deter
mine the beatings Of the elephants pulse.
A butterfly however. it. was discovered,
experienced sixty heart quotations in a min :
ute.2 % s1sg i i7t!a asPs Ehs 1ti. ,'--.'l ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

Ala dinner party in Richmond Escensiy.
Gen. Beauregard gave sn account Of she Bull
Run battle. He said his heart misgave him
whea the rumor came that Gen. Paterson
waSappfoachiug 10 aid our eide. and iadsi,
fprqvedstrue, he felt that the, Csnfedsrates
would have been compelled 10 fall bsfk and
delay The battle for some days or suffer. de-
feat He even sent 70 Johnston to have .
reserss ready to protect the retFograie
movement. Aiasi that aPattsIsol was moi
Ftherei --.--