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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25
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We are glad to 80 that Gen Beauregefd has
,ssued An order awarding badge Of msr.t TO
every officer and sol her distinguishing himself
in battles hereafter-ths namss of such to be re-
ported 70 q military commission, ON whose re-
oommeudstion he viii receive tho reward of
patriotism from the banda of the General
We have great faith ia any military system
man Pot in tbs right plaes. A great secret Of
The wondsrful military euoeess of France is
that the humblsst soldier who performs great
deeds 10 rewarded, aud thst the way to promo.
ton il open to tbs rank and file. Napoleon
owed much Of his good fortune to bis keen dis.
comment Of talent and merit among subalterns
and privasea Nearly all his great Generals
wsrs from the ranka II .sssna had been q
drummer boy, Janot cobblsr; Kister, the
Immortal eouqasro- Of Egypt. was The son of a
poor peasant Imagiue Bonspsrte, on the eve
OF battle, surrounded BY q cavalcade of po-
hsiess Gsnssals! His address to them would
b very brisf BE would repeat in their ears
those famous words Of his-ssThs General who
IL not soldier il monkey" and would order
them with the "assss andssvans TO tie centre"
Our Southern army, composed In lie rack
md file Of the 6rs. gentlemsn Of the land,
ought TO Do ~ capAblsa 40 that of F aues of fur.
n'shing great military feeders Saeh rewards
Is that proposed by Bsaurssard, who under.
ss~eds thoroughly tbs character Of tbs South
era volunteer, viii give new impetus 20 tbs
s--'e.S-' u oas gallant troops. Distinction
ana glory are the vital breath Of tie colder.
should ba known thss merit will be rscoc-
MED, honorsd, and promoted, liz Whatever
1rais u MAY be exhibited,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

4 Good Joks.-Soms time ago one of tina
"melish," an officer, was passing ny Broad
street, and just In advance of him were the
Provost Marshal's pikemsn. Knowing that
some of them were decidedly green, he deter
mined to astOnish the guardians OF tho city.
Pikes-.Haultt
Mslish--"WhaA for
Pikes-"Your pass, sir
Meiish-"Do you know who you are talking
70, sir1 am Gen Lee
Pikes-"Oh! beg pardon, pass on, sir."
Phe ''me.ish" did pass on much to his amase-
msnt, and ~ be cast, in tho words of the poet,
"ene longing. lingering look behind, /" he obssrv.
cd the 2. kenen I'd hiring him with astOnishment,
and no doabs thanking their stars that they
were 20 fortunate 90 to fall In with the
ComBan.ler in Chief in their Official business
Tasy afs in many instances stupid hey ond
forbs&rance il the discharge Of their
duty. A few days ago, Q big buck negro
came down Broad street, on horseback,
dressed up in full dress uniform, at splnrging
mace, and when near the Prcvost Marshal's
Office one Of tee canine species, not liking
his locke, attacked him; whsreupon hjsehony
majesty drew his six.bsgrslsd repeater and de
liberately shot poor Tray dead, when the
streets we're crowded with ladiss and child
ron. Strange 70 cay, the piksmen did not H.
tSrfors With Cofy, nor ask him for his pass
OF his authority for shooting the dog, notwith-
stahding tbsX were spectator 70 the whole pro
cssdingA We we're under the usceesity some
t:ns'axv Of having to show these sams pike
.SeS 10 Assistant Provost M4rshX'S casc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

LlTs rzox nsw uxIKAxs,-Ws make cur
thanks tasys re nozzle Aduersise,) to Captain
James l., White, commanding q company at
Bssou a Bay'rs. FOR copy Of the New Or.
leans IKE Delta, IF 'riiay morning last I.
wss taken from party Of men In q call boat,
arrested a. the Bayou IN SuEcay.
The Data has i AIMED from q copy Of the
Jacs.oa Atss;.sspr:cn OF the bate Of Elk river
aat; The evacuation Of EeEfolk. We clip the
following local items:
Tarnol Hot This forsr con the Thirteenth
CoE nscticus regiment was maryhed from the
lssse out Poydros 1t. eet to ST Charles, down
SI Charles to canal ecd thence 20 the Jus.
tom House. As they marched along under
their heavy kpapsacks, swe'tsf1rg In their
heavy ~oclien clcthire, the very locks OF the
men siii Is plain as language could have
done. ''Its 'taYnal hos." The sun did come
down pretty warm, bnt 1t vas nothing to
ahsi Il wall be IN ,hs course OF 8 month OF
tWu.
Pto.ts;css --Jvo steam boats came TO port
yes efaay, s:th provisions tTon Res river
ana C:t-y. &C espeCted soon 70 follow
rlssa arrivals. wi. h The bseves which are
arriving from Te.ss. must bring u ,reedy
o,enso III 'te coalition cf our domestic n,ef.
Get PLACES
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Yellow Jack.

We arc greatly srsti6sd 70 learn 'aA' -.
law J.ck" has already made bic sppsarsaoe
In Ma oa..ns Hsis somewhat earlier ssen
ueusl tais season, bat hs has tas c0u',eln ~.
tue Of hospitality aud does NOT hks 10 Aeep n''
,u,r,. long waiting There are msny etfan'
s.rs now visiting the domains Of fe''ow JACK
md though they como uninvited, they Will ~
,,,ra Lac l.ss welcome to him With IN appetite
vhesad By Mo years fast, he must have
ssssd with greedy eyss nom the swamps and
bayous upon the pompcus procession Of war
vessels and tho swarming lsgions of the land,
Fastening to "seizs, occupy and possess the
ss,utrious domiuions Of Bronze John" Far.
rsaut and Butler, the Federal drOvers, have
crowded THE plague market with lot Of fat
Yankee cattle, and scarcely are they we'll IN
ssallsd In their quarters before the ssffron-
colorsd old Rormandissr and gourmsnd makes
his appearance.
Three deaths In New Orleans already from
yellow fever Three deaths In the bright
month Of May, when the Crescent City ID
usually the hsalthiest city in the Southern
cline. Well done, Yellow Jack! This gives
earnest Of business, honest friend. We have
been disappointed In some expected allies, bnt
We shall not he disappointed Of thee. We
look forward with insxprsssibls delight to the
fsas. of fat things that is spreading before
"Brorzs John" 1t gives us Joy to think that
We have one auxiliary who wilt be as merei'
lsss to the foe az they have been to US, who
will xive them touch Of their own hard. re-
mcrseless, insenssts cruelty; who will TX
man trap tor these burglars and murderers, In
which they viii struggle and howl 10 vain
The blood stSened w.etches! Thank Heaven
that sonns Of them e. least srs likely 10 get
their deserts,
Let them hold on to New Orleans If they car
We defy them TO do it VS. oEty hope they
will try. Our greatest fear is that they viii
evscusse tie city. We want them TO stay IN
til Bronze John blessings On his solemn
face and sun;hilatirg breath --compels them "
svscua.e the city b. way of the graveyard
When he hoists the black f,g, they may hoist
white or black. az sui.s their fancy; no
squsamish oualns Of humanity ever softer bis
purposes.
Ia the words of Israel valiant king They
oorpassed me about with words OF hatred, and
fought against me- without cause. They
have rewarded me- evil for good, and ha
tired for my good will. Let Satan stend
at their right hard and let their prayers
% turned into SIN. Let their days be fsw
iet :hsir postesi,y be destroyed, and in the
ceA. generator let sheir nsme be clean put
out. Break tbs ,awbones of the lions, o.
Lord. Gas. forth thy lightuipgs and tear them
shoot ont thine arrows and consume them. -
Amen! Amen!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Deserfcr SA0e->An attempt was made on
Saturday - arrest deserter from Captain
Samuel Bsyly's heavy artillery company,
who. 1t appears, had souent the shelter sap
posed TO be afforded by Richuond, after leln
Ing the company as q substitute and pocksting
= very good consideration therefor bsr-
aeaut and two privates met him on l2'h street.
near tho Beauregard saloon, aud be WAS com
manded +, halt This he was not unwilling 20
do; but when informed that he WI: expected
20 fAll In and march to camp, he teterposed
most ineupcrsbls objections to the proceed
inrs. he could not 90 had no idea OF trying,
and they had better not attempt to force MN;
TIE Sergeant ordered one Of the men to i0ao
his gun and another to take hold Of the dsiin
ousnt. Tho deserter operated in his resistance
40 effectually as to disarm one oil the men,
when the command was given ~ the other 70
irs. which be did, woundiag tho recusant
party In serious panner, and rendering MS
capture very eaey. A conveyance was pro-
cured, and tho desertsr was taken TO the near
ct hospital, where, yesterday, be was re-
ceiviug MEDICAL treatment, though the pros
poets Of hie ultimate recovery were slight In
vsry MANY instances it has happened that par
ties who have sold themselves a. substituted
have proved the worst kind Of eoldiers, and
have ehewn themselves utterly fOrgetfai OF all
principle. though an attention to their. peeil
niary interest when entering the servioe would
seem 10 imply that they were not nnm'aafn'
Of the matt chance.
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We noticed Oh friday the case Of the negro
whc wac hung by the Yankees a; Wet Point
upon the charge Of having murdered tuc sol
diers in II ,ssschusetts regiment for tteif
money" Il there q man Ia tbs South who be
heves that the negro did TIL. thing We
have yet 10 know the iustgucs of murder
being perpetrated by negro FOR money. The
Negro will kill in q passion or In & 1t OF jea-
lousy; possibly he might kill in endsavoiing
TO escape upon the commission Of burglary to
got groceries or whisksy Or wearing apparel :
70, we know of 10 sueh case. Bat that he
viii deliberately kill man TO rob him Of money
we do not believe, and We never heard Of
an ins.sncs 10 show that he Will As sure &c
there are mu,dsrers and robbers smopg,t
the YANKEES, this negro whom they have
hung was guils!ess Of she crime Of kill
ing twa Massachusetts, soldiers "tor their
money" We do no, bslieve he killed them
At all Tue negro ia not given ~ any such
desperate act as that Of HI ling two men at
ouce, aud al q time, too, when he Ia IN \
esrspae situation, amongst msn " lac hare
changed bis social relation, and while his mind
uast have been naturally occupied with this
new posi.icn % his prospects. The story
e incredible If the truth is ever known,
/. viii appear thai ths men, if killed by the
negro at all, were killed for other cause
than that alleged; bat it will he ascertsined
that he did not kill them at all, aud that come
other person killed and robbed HEN.
Whatever the YANKEE may say of the ns-
gro, aud whatever folliss he may commit LII
der The delusion practioed upon him By the
cunning serpent from the North now tracing
his disgustins trail through the garden
of the 6ouih, he has not yet interfsrsd
with the Yankee in nis vocation Of numbering
that be msy eteal. Hs may steal little
mostly SON ething to eat, or now and then
something to wear, az he is vain, and likes to
sport shining coat or bit Of Jswelry; bu. he
will not murder to get them. SO the Yankee
need not be cruel to the negro On the suspi.
oi0n that he meditates any such infringemer I
of his prerogatives. AS tue Divine Thug OF
the age-the especial fayorite of Heaven, com
nissioned la his own concei. to kill other peo-
pie, and appropriate their money, and their
goods, and their horsee and asses, and cattle and
6ocks, to his own uss-he will haye 10 rival
He can have move. The negro may be vain,
and have u good appetite, and seek to crafty
bis little vanities and his large sppetites by
small thefts; but he is not malignant, he is not
sTaricious, he is not selfish, like his Yankee
hypocritical sympathizsr. Hs will net muir
der, and steal, and sscrete, and accumulate
stores by appropriating to himself the property
and substance of other people He is a sim-
pie child, who grstiiss the feeling of the
hour and takes 10 care for the future
He 10 a more innocent being than his pre-
tended friend-he can never become HE rival
In the prominent features of his Southern
raid, and is without doubt most groesly hbelled
In the alleged act Of numbering two Massa
ehueette men "for money"
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SCI Mtssisstppian, Of the l7.h inst, says;
VS. learn ftom passenger -. through
from Texas, that n eng cement between l 100
OF Gen s:hiv's brigade. and 800 Eederais,
occus red o. he 10 l. Mt z. 0ioristsa Canon,
New Mexico. f.Gs. Ecurry, commanding, b I'd
h.. s-sc posted Il, the canon through which
tas fsdsrsls w.ss CON relied 50 a'ass n II "a
tnanissts vita F. tOk1iS. ~
A.~a.' teJ u .hs sCsu4s Ss:s kllseu AID
sTe.utsn. AK: isss then lo4 os asca FRY Issf-~-
aGclx WHOM however, wars II 17Ts Racquet
AID 81 ropshifs killed, and 11lst /. .Uoi. sutton
WOftaliy Oouuded
0ea. s.bly's A. u. q Capt. Ocaiitrss who
vac bearer Ct utspe.ohSs from Gen. SibIy, re.
rort&d TO our INF lrmant that the result OF the
hattie of 6iortstta would b., the Surrender OF
Fort Cfa'g 70 our toycas. anu the ccoupatitn
OF sii ke~ Msxiae ana Asixcaa by TIE Oonled.
et9na
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

The Camps and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Facts 7-Rov. Mr.. Dickinson has done us tie
kindness Of supplying us with the reports OF
the c0lporteurs now at work among the sol
diers in and around the city. He has here
secen men, whose whole time is given to this
service. while twice that number give por.
tions Of their time. One of thess gentlemen
reports having sold Ut the rate Of $50 worth Of
religious hooks day, besides giving away
large numbers. For several days he has sold
as much az $45 worth. This shows how anx-
ious soldiers are for reading matter, aud at the
same time it proves that they are men who ap-
preciate religious truth,
These reports make mention of the kind aid
which officers and surgeons render the col
porte1rs. They are welcomed, aud are fur
nished every facility Of reaching the men,
This is right, and we accord it to the honor Of
the authorities.
From one Of the reports We copy the fol-
lowing interesting paragraphs:
~ visited an interesting young man, the
near relstIvs Of q distir gu:shed clesg sym IN OF
this state. and, as he was not professor OF
religion, tried to explain to Elm the Plan OF
salvation He Hs.eU ed atte0ttvely, and then
raieed himself In bis bed and said, Read to
Day aiIer day twas my pleasure to visit this
dear young VI ~, WHO, far from homo and
frisuds. vas a,nk,nk beneath theravsgse OF
disease The Ugh: gradually dewned upon
Chris. How do you feel nov" ! inquired
on ons OCCASION. He replied, Il know il,
whom have believed, and am persuaded
that He 10 able to keep that which havs
| committed unto Him against that day al
| auctaef tim, upon being askzd how he was
| be said, Il have desire 20 dspar and be with
| Christ, which is far better gain he said
| TO me the grave has nc victory, snd death
has 10 stiug:' and 30 IL oss, for in 81 ecs aoy
| Of joy Re passed ay to his foal home.
n have been spending soMa days among
| the sicx at Ashland. The dcc:oss are very
lind to me. Two 0! them said 10 me, wa
| are glad 10 have You hsre. W. wish you &C
| instruct The patients III regard 20 divine
| sbtCgs, fer they are dying very fas. Though
| from the beginning OF the war I have been
| constantly engaged ir worxtyg among The
| soldiers, never felt more encouraged and
hopeful than Vi present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

"Eeiid6ke"--The reliable man who usually
furnishes the texts for all the War talk induig-
ed In. In this locality arrived on Saturday last
and gave an animated account Of a skirmish
said to have occurred on the day in question
between the Abolition and Confederate forces
at the head Of Mechanicsville turnpike, on the
other side of Chickahominy river, part Of the
proceeds of which were an indefinite number
Of wounded and dead Cost 'dslates, half a
dozen cart loads OF dead Yankees and thirty
Tvs ores. Ga irquiging at the C. S. Military
Prison yesterday mo ming, we learned that four
prisoners Of war had bs-n received there on
Saturday from Giles county. but none from
the head of the turnpike. There was some
cannonadine there at an early hour on Sstur-
day morning, but we believe the result has not
vet transpired
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The ia.s that tae Confederate q svsrnmens
ever intended u abandon Virginia, 10 an In
xepious device o. the e1emy to COW dissen.
sicne between what e:e called the Border
and the Gotten States. We DO not believe
that euch sn idea ever rose spontaneously III
one loyal Virginia heart II is on ito very
facs the susRestion of secret and ins''.e.s
enemy IN our midst, and, falling upon minus
rendered respondent and disirasttn' oy -"
vsrsity, has taken root among is"' ""''
under other circumstances, could nsve' Ar
entertained 20 unworthy eosp'caon' "
would never dream Of discussing such mai
.ss srsvely. To forsaks Virginia a"s' 'n'
sacri6ces she has made for tho common CAUSE
would involv. q heartlsssnsss equaited only
by It's folly. For our own part. We desire
n ,cnors nil distinclons between Cotton
statss and Border States. We only know the
SOI.TH. and are surA that its interests, its
s.ut;msu.., Ito hopes, in this great struggle,
are one and indivisls.e.
In times like these we should fanish from
our midst every element of sectional AID
par,y disocrd. There Is no cauee for the ex
isisrce of either now-fe for the first there need
pev-r be. In Institutions, In blood, in man
ners, habits, interests, and al that makes ma
ton one, the South are homogeneous people.
The Dlanting and manufacturing interests, in
stead Of being antsgopistic, ought only to form
new bonds Of Union The very diversity OF
Interests, Nike the difference Of conformation
bstwsep the sexes, is d source 81 harmony and
strength, instead OF discora aud weakness. -
Moreover, if We had % ether bond Of Cnior,
tbs sarreme and universal hate Of The inva-
ders ehculd make us band Of brothers till
the end OF tine.
Let 40 bave faith In G ed ahd In each other.
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PxAxsA CcsfkAa All 1t sppeess that Plea.
yuas .3nt.er Intends to 1saaiass the religion
Of the people Of New Orleans. Ap,Hehepd.
ing that they might do some obnoxious pray.
ing CT lest Ef.day. he issued the following
order Butler, by has brutal orders, il doing
GOOD service In the Southern ceuse:
yorIcl.
HEIDa'es DHpA.E.Rzr OF TIE GuL.,l
New Orisans. Nay 10, les3
GsnsYat Crd~s, No. 27.
/. hsYi.a come 20 tbs Knowledge OF the
~ mmsndins General that Friday mex. il
syo posed - be sssrved az u day Of fasting and
p-aser, in Ocedlerce to some 90 pp0ssd pIocla-
nation OF one Jt6arsor Davis, IN The several
ohars hes " the ctty,i. Il csderet shet no such
sbaeryAnll hs hSd. -7-~
"Uhufches ana religious houses are to be
hep: opsl 81 IN .iIass OF profound peace" but
No religious sGe rni.ee are 20 be had upon the
supposed authority above ne ntionea.
s. q m,nssid Of Msj ,t. Gen. 3urLsl
Geo. q, Strong. 4. A. General.
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Send ;n Your Negroes.-The Provost Mar.
shall has had occasion again to call on tne
owners Of negroes to come forward and tender
their services in behalf Of the Confederacy:
The number heretofore offered has not proved
sufficient for the requirements Of the times
Let slave0wnsrs attend 10 this matter, and
save the Provost Marshal the disagrseaole
necessity Of an indiscriminate impressment.
Ia such times as these tho convenience Of the
individual must give place to considerations o.
public good. T6ers are plenty Of negroes IN
Richmond now idle, who might DO advantage
ously used in aiding the Government IN the
great struggle which it Ia now wsging with
the agents Of an INSCRIPTIONS despOtism.
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IHe Poet ONcs.--Why II \ that : SOLDER
or ! citissn, Who sees { letter advellised y
the pap~rs for. himself, csnnot ct y = ne
Post O6lcs without paying the adversisp9
price in coinf Few persons. except the ex
FOREIGNERS, have even fioo cent? in snscis, ana
therefore, under the present Post OF! cs r:xu,
la.iops, they are unable 10 buy their advertised
letters, even though they offer for Il a CoQed.
crate portage stamp. amounting to rec s."'es
tie tar placed upon Il By the IaU. II this =
right, then We are unable to 600 how =.
made % IL seems to a. % bad a. the rsiosa'
70 take Conf ederate notes.
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Precision for tie Wounded-A "Physi-
clan requests us to ''call the attention OF own
ers Of harness horses to the necessity OF send
ing their wagons (spring wagons, if poeai-
b.e.) to bring in the wounded" He says,
MANY soldier bleeds to death from want of
speedy attention, and citizens of Richmond
ought not TO permit single horse to remain
in the stable while the battle is going on, or
wounded men to bring away" As matter
of precaution, and an indication Of what may
be required, the above suggestions are season
able We trust our citizens will not be un'
mindful Of their duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25

Locai Defence Attention is requested to
the advertisement headed "For Local Da
fence" 10 the defence Of the Confederate
capital. Recruits will no. be required to 20
in the field, but will be retained IL this city
We assure those desiring TO join good com
pany that il will be to their advantage 20 cali
at the place designated. az the officer about to
raise the company is gentleman. and a SOL
der also, having been in service since the
commencement of the war, in the capacity Of
a ls. Lieutenant.
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Partisan Corps-Attent is directed to
the advertisement of Lieutenant G w. Emaok,
in another column, in which hs proposes t.
raise a parts an corps. His company will be
attached t. the tro" ps composing the Maryland
Line, under General Stewart. The Maryland
Line has acquired glory and distinction in all
The contests which it has heretofore had with
the enemy, aud If allowed the opportunity
will acquire new laurels.
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Send regstQJ!es--We would earnestly i'm
press upou our friends in the country, that the
eonvalescence OF our soldiers now languishing
in tho various hospitals in this CITY would be
speedily promoted by supply Of fresh vege-
tables. Lot ali who have our country Gauss
at heart, aud who sympathi7e with the brave
men " no are now Frustrated by disease, con
tribute all tbs vegetables they can atf,rd, and
our hospitals will soon BE- emp.isd.
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The No1thsEn Hsps.s cay that the Ricklas
Setende m4sxe6 severely n the battle cf VII.
!ia9seufk. Tbs losa IN kit.ed and wounded
- etvsn q 80.
TWo ksdeFAl hlo0ka0ine yesselS AIRED sov.
esAl eoots as Fort IHahsf, WILMINGTON 49,.
lAss wednesday.
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Purdon.d-A man named Edward Dunra-
vsnt was pardoned and released from the Pom
iten,iary on Friday by Gov. Latcher. Dunna.
want was tried before Judge Mash abont four
Years since in the Circuit Court Of Prince
George county, and sent up for six years for
burglary and larceny. The exploits Of Dun
navant. at the time Of their occurrence. GREAT
ed considerable excitement In the region
round about Petersburg, where the prisoner
aad his exploits were familiar to the old fash
toned people OF that locality.
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accidentally Shot-The servant Of an OH
Ger undertook, ON Saturday, to unload hia mas
ter's baggage in front of the Exchange Hotel
While doing 90 Colts pistol went Oh and
sent a bullet through bis foot, producing an ug!y
wound. Singular 10 say, the same bullet after
wards glanced, and passed into the body OF
negro standing by, producing very serious
The accident in all lite phases may be coneid
cred singular one.
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Tss LAST CASE OF ExsoRrios.--.. Aursy.
what do yUu asx tor bat ssfWilk nov ~ eaid =
Hose. - The mxytst the other moFuIue =
>. Dime etsss -. How % that ron used
&C ehe1s ralya p3cavnRsr q Eucw. Nut
tesh has ----a...' :. Gu, ..-...r &C.. a-r,s 9,
AEkUss