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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-27

ACCESS TO THE CaMP.-N5 Ionht .hcTc t;e
many who have sons brothers and other rci"t:-s in
tho camps outside the city, and natural feeling in
duces them to seek admission, to cheer them Nth
the greetings of affection. Bet there IRE hunirei!
Of idle curosity-seekers, WHO, undor the guidance
OF some gold.clad city lodi en- or relying upon their
own npudence, struggle ont, aioot OF on horseback
and in buggies without business and wit bout reuson
other than to make show, guze ut the encampnent
and chat with the seutnrls Such individuals
should be made to show good cause Tor their visit,
or be kept buck by the pcl;cts, who are supposed
to guard the AVENUES of egreSs und iugress
from and 10 the city. They do more harm
by the idle stories they reuil, OF what they
saw bud heard, thnn 10 many spies. They prcditt
battles upon the strength Of M imaginary remark
which they didn't hear anybody make, and get up
dmcsiic eSciteme nts from no other bases thnn Gun
be found in their sage conclusions from pre-
misses Of which they know nothing. They give birth
to rumors, and dcciine TO father them, leaving the
egitiina,u offspring ot their igno. to lodge itself
upon thc whole community, Hs III child OF the Peo-
pe's;" and, to crown ALL they display their folly by
lenouncinE generals for NOT .ghting ut this or
That point, ud takng the opinions Of others equally
Intelligent IA gnide, critciss everything % the
dctriment the army
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IMPLICATED rs A MukDER-5 nan named
Frank Guy arrested and imprisoned IN the f'rsi
Market Police station, on yesterday, charged With
completely in the recent murder on IL tn street Tbs
murder it will DO remembered consisted In the kill
ing of Patrick Kelley and VIM. Downes, tor which
three mnu have teen already reminded oy the
Mayor.
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On Saturday evcoins party 81 Yankee ssr-
tinels fred into a hand car, when was ai'jut
entering NV Orleans on the Jacksnd r1ao
track, killing :wo brakeslnrn Instantly, and
severely wounding Mr. john Orchard, CT the
Bank Of New O;iaaas and Mr.. Jones, llte
stewart Of the 81. Louis Hotel.
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IE1GE LhDlEa Of Richmond requested TO send all
their old empty Walls, for hospital use To the Wndrr
Hospital ty answering this call they will greatly pro.
mote tue comfort Of those confined by disease.
JAMES 81. HOLLOWAY,
Nav B-,t Post Surgeon.
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KdCHaT0ED LiCEDH7.
,,.,,y ,IoyTruEtJn HALL, BROAD STREET.
between Six n add seventh e'reF's
Mis-, ANNIE LuUIss CLYDE
stsga Manager 49,. .........-.nr. oh"S
80, ITrrsDaY, EVENING, MAY eth, 1897 VIII Nv
i presented ;hs
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Ah.r wTish
SIN Il n G..
T., ..uc.uIe With he Charming 1"rcs u
poor rlLLlCODDE
ass-ses Programme. ----------- -------
;.trtt.sfpaD >E!S1s.tsf"S
l.ahNRLlN HALL
,.u,sly.SINc, MAY ?7;h. 'se4 will b Prrseatsa ns
asvrIr giay VI
WILLIAM ftLI
OR THIS
HERO OF SWITZERLAND
rn. rrL. STRENGTH OF TIE codPAsS'
DANCE MISE '''
,. Orchestra.
To ror-iuIr With 'he farce .!
FEE ROU.iH DIAMOND
BUTTONS ALL GrEh pc
~ F,.. p,tnsGs.rs zee small oi.s. -----------
- NOTICE.
Ss.,u-i,y the "a h vi two sold ers na-ei tAEiE
N.KTI, and enables "hinht, 81 $500,
,i.,,v ~ n. meuLe,s Of Captsin ".iiaIt Il. ossA!c
49,, NJ stanton were opp ehrated by our pieies
NJ Hanover Cour house anu were iooEeu ~
JAIL " '''e' VI 'eHe'" fnIsUIs " sUuruALi,
PRS, L'.ut.rarf co. q, 1st vs.. Cavalry.
Ifln, a.
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mEErvNc OF STOCKHOLDERS.

MI EETENIs VF SKVCN
The annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of ha
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
OF Richmond, on "WEDNESDAY, 2sth May, 1862, at IL
o'clock ". c. W. MAOhURDo, Treasurer.
April 9O-.4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-27

Gao OF the Yankee congressman, in speech
sometime since, ssid the public treasury had
been plurdsrcd during the past year of as
much as the entire yearly expenses of The
government during the administration which
the people hurried from power because Of its
corruption Tie Yankees not having the
South to plunder, are robbing among them.
selves.
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,SH-.s:,,G .;S,Y EsXNUa or tzNGtN4A.
pK. SMtTIOS,

TN order 10 relieve th- forces who are 40" epVs -
1 protecting HE bridge across JsTa = Hi'e, au,
,ur he prIsoLs in Z Is city, aldto p'ars i.rn ~ ~
II ser Ice on our important drfeaces; aEu nj ~
ar. many ctz .ns Of aIchmond and til suFrot d "S
Ties sho gill crecruliy unt-.r 70. such aut'
LkTCuEE tiovei OF The CcmmonTe Me- oo ne'
woke all such ;,:s"ps, without rrIsrt 10 hst, eo
ward Immediately carol them ielrcs ior MS ss
se,yce suitabs cthce Will DC app"'nei 70
names W aud organ IL ta- i'Iee ~ ,,rs
n, nosble Al cuccr fos Til purpose Fiii he lou
Ounit In the nsl Of the House II Delicate. htsu.a
runs ior the government; u The corp, ~iIhs :rh~u
.crb.d Tte corps will be emitted 10 thu same pay WIZ
tt- ,tia when called Into actual serrce Each Soloa
t.rr will INK Vita hai such ans ss he may 1e aoe ~
proc lie. ,,,,, \, ,h. r.onIs
It a-edi,ss 10 appeal 10 tie patriotism 81 we Peope
Of ichra nd ard tie ,urrouodny counties rncy n.to
b.re,. fore rrcsd ihel sp rt ahd zsli by - den lG
spon, every cali them are "!i! hrVe: We ''u
wanting: am, y, ,hr
ri.en under NY nd anh under The sea- Q! Tue
g., u,m.G.eai,h Al kirh1Und, This 2eih Gay -
May lS64 4ua IL the Eighty sih year q Tue o'I'
- iHGu Sralh ~ urp
b. the Governor,
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CTSR AVIS,

t.,..plSli,, Street, Richmond. Va
SriI6 NEGKOES both publicly and privately. Per1on1
giving him tneE Negroes 70 eel may rest assured Of
Setting thc highei: pricea- octH
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INQUEST UPON EnE BODY OF DGsERTEH-
Acting Coroner r. D. Sanxay held an inquest, on
yesterday, ut the Medical College, upon the body Of
Samuel uayes, duscrter from Capt. Samuel Z.
Baey's company, who was shot while resisting at
rest, on 18th street, on Friday night last The cir
eunstances as Detailed before the Coroner were in
substance, As follows Hayes had been going about
from pluce to place, selling himself u substitute
regardless Of all obligations OF honof and kcep;rp
up successful course Of dcScrtion, until nc lad
accumulated, und ls rapidly sqnsndcrci. con.
siderable sums of money. lie joined Captain
Bailcy's Company of Artillery, short timc Ggo,
LIZ d substitute, hnd deserted, and absent
for soc:o time. a Sergeant and two prir"tes were
detailed W Lieut. Rogers to hunt up dese'te7s from
the COMPANY generally, among whom, Of conrse
was the deceased. About eight o'clock Oh Friday
night, they encountered Hayes 1t the Ola Market
when one OF them, who WA acquainted with him,
walked up and shook him by tue hand, aud then
telling him he had been looking for him oil day
said that he must 70 20 camp with them. Hayes
replied, Il will zee you ID nrst,' Gnd peg.E to
lakc demonstration Of resistnnc1 adding that il
they attempted 10 take him lie would shoot them
Some OF Wnder's police up Ut tho time, aud tie
ghurd pointed ort Hayes 20 them and said There rs
u rir+ei,er.r Tho latter Immediately drew uut re-
volrrr .uid pointing il toaurd, the party dchch
arrest. No eilJrt wus made ~ taSe HIM. hone
Ut the guard hGd their maskeis loaded. llaye'urncd
aud went into house on tfe corner OF FrnnEin
street In the meantime the Sergeant of the special
guard ordered Private Coleman To load his muskrt
Hayes soon came out, and perceiving the guard sp-
prouchng in pursuit, troted OF up 18th street The
guard hIstencd alter and overlook him between
Marshall and Broad streets. whero lie again refused
tn surrender, and private Coleman was ordered TO
shoot him. The ORDER obey ed, snd he M
lie, and ouckshot, with which it was loaded, peEe
trsted one OF MS legs, producing u seri OF
wounds which proved TO be futal. He was taken to
L. - 4
Captain Bailey and Lieut.. Rogers testified 10 the
cool soIdierly aud 2entemauy character OF private
Coleman. The Jury brought in verdict that the
deceased came to his denth by three runshot
wounds, inflicted BY private Coleman, u B.iley's
Thia example, it is to be hoped, will haze salu-
taIy eject upon delrrlers and substitute spectators
Of the lluyes class.
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MEETING OF THE CITY CCrNcIL.-A sr'ca
meeting OF the City Council held last evening",
to considsra petition from tho Va. Central RAJ! osd
Company, asking leave to eroet temporary tr'cE
from their depot to the Fredericksburg depot on
Broad street, Tor the purpose OF removing eng mes
aud other rolling stock, blocked out from running
BY the movements Of the enemy. As the track
would only be allowed 10 remain for short time
upon the street.-the longer, III fnct, thun necessary
for the removal OF tho stock alluded To- the petition
WINS granted.
= communication wus received from. McSs-s. Z j
Mauray, james Caskie. J. L. Curry i; Co., GodL.n
d Apperson, W. Il. Aluefarlurd, aud Others, petit
tioning that A. Snyder I've prevented from erecting
foundry bnck OF Bank Square, on the ground that IT
would he NUISANCE und ljurous To the property Of
the citizens In tic vicinity. Tho communication was
referred to the Committee on Police
The Council then discussed ut length the SUBJECT
OF removing tobacco, uutil adjournment.
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GEoRGS w. aiCSfonD,
Sr.r-isrr oil The ComIuvuS -ah Mat -'-ot
SoGlCE.
PROVOST MARSHAL's OFFICE,

PROVOST MARsHALs OFFICE,
MIy 10Th, l>G2. J
Tia. v.trotsc Citizen. ri E"u jni ana It's neiSh6oFhooo
are t-.,ly sd respectful requested &c cofae ioT"a'a
L. my 0tce and tend" the ssFTises u sucn
servants ih-y spare Tor "orA 90 NE deiences Of inc
city 70 save ,he 'siSrreah" dd'T OF i"d'-e'i~"a'e
i,aur-..me.t trust this notice Will meet With sucL e
spu,r d, will 10 the known patriotism OF Wy
gu!aIs E. oA'"o
N.vi--tt Aisjyr and Provost Marshal.
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A Crazy BULLET AND 4 Foolish SOLDIER.
On yesterday atternoon, the government guard wera
about t. arrest soldier IN front OF Seabrooks
warehouse, when one OF Caskis's Rangers, RicGard
Barry, by came, rode up and intcrered, by drawing
pistol and protesting against it. Ons Of tho guard
forthwith leveled his piece at him, pulled trigger,
and Barry tumblcd out OF his saddle. Upon ernnii-
nation, it WIS found that the bullet had penetru-
tel the heshy part of his thigh, tore a~uy part OF
his saddle. glanced In front. struck the horn OF
the saddle, rebounded into Barry's pantnloons, and
slipped down into one Of his hoots.
Another example of Observation-Disclosures and
soldier ioolishr rs.
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gITf lN1sLi

mIToR's ;.oURT.-Ths events Oh record 81
this dome OF justice, yesterday, include one or
two little examples of insernccne strits sundry In
stances of the instability OF the human mind In the
presence of spirits and modicun of Illustration ior
celebrated truth, she wot prigs wet isn't Ls'n, Is
tooken up and put in prison"
Michael Grace was arraiRned charge OF Sih-
lently assaultiDg and beating Mrs. Mary Downs,
and smashing her crockery into smilhcreens. The
charge was only temporarily sustained. Michae!
exhibited bruised arm in testimony OF the cause
and contrast OF his position Us cuprit, and pro-
duced other evidence to show that he was not aa
guilty as Mrs. Downs would hpYe hi n. He YVES
discharged.
John B. Legrona, Maryland soldier, was charged
with being drunk and indecent in the streets On
Sunday, and was sent to the Provost MARSHAL, to
answer for his Shortcomings
Peter Graham, q muscular free negro, stood
charged with having no trGe papers, assautlng end
beating John Wright, and violently resisting The
police when they proceeded to arrest him. lie wa.
ordered thirty asnes, and, in default OF $3.50 sccur-
ity 10 keep tile peace, and apply at q proper sne
tor his papers, rerna Ided TO jail
Mrs. Jane Dunlap was accused OF assanunS and
beating Mrs. Margaret O'Nc,l-a family jar, origi-
| mating with the viascbity Of the deeuduut out OF
dispute concerning the unamiublc disposition OF
domestic quadruped OF the canine species. Mrs.
Dunlap Was bailed to keep the peace ID the sum Of
$3.50.
Mike Elliget, charged with stealing fifteen dol
lars and sixty cents from Mrs. Crowel, was sent on
to the Hustings Court and the witnesses recognized
to appear.
John Sroddar was fined s20 and Henry Exsll
$40, .or permitting nulsuuces on their premises.
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SAcRlLEGE TO THE DEAD.-Egi dences OF van
dalism have recently been discovered in the beauti
iui city OF the dead, Hollywood Cemetery, that
would bring tho blush fshanc TO tho checks Of the
most hardened villain. Beautiful rosc trees, which
for years have diusod their sacred odors over the
dead, uud shed the light OF smiling flowers amidst
the darkest shadows oil this silent "ale Of death,
have baen stripped and Slapped. Rare plants, set
ont by the hands of afectionate devotion over the
graves OF husbaad, farther mother wife and child,
have been torn AWAY, and the pathways strewn,
ut intervals, with the broken branches and
bruised leaves. The perpetrators of such M
psrdonube sacrege may excuae themselves
upon tho score that their offences dictated ny
love Tor flowers, but if they loved them ever so
we'll, no Justification could nc found to blot out the
sin vi their cupidity, cover mp their wanonness
Flowers are beautiful everywhere; divnely brauti-
Iu when blooming above tee dad 1t is better 10
love them Us they grow, opening their tender
leaves and nodding their periumcI branches to the
sunlight and the zephyr, than TO admire them, NJ
ull do, arranged in the most uxurEnt boquets. Bn:
1t is one OF the ineuncss Of crimes To steal them
from the portals OF the tUub, aud merits the pun
ishurnt oi the common tcion
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MA q II : n r. EsI FOK y LE
vi Wood Planning MachIL-s.
iror Drill P'.1s.
81 r Iron Ssear-.
i,c. slide Lat;ir.

! lev Buck sc EsHpsfs and hoE-'s, Geiser: re'stTa
.-J Ia rsi.srs rui Cleaners.
We are not using the shOTs alAchi1.' II P'
,ert, n"d .hose L. Vast b - oe'iu< HpplY spun
Nn - -uSr p, w. J. ". CahDWELL &c
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HllA A1l.E

A HANDSOME Rcsidenrc Ard Store House r.
n male Collegiate Institute, u the county %
han, Virginia. III 9 new Brick house, VIZ 80:
and contains four or h7e ROOMS, passages, aH.-,
end has at s1.-d an ofaee with three IooIs h.s.,
ter Ic-. corn, Carriage aud oue: houses: Voot
3 well Of excellent Water; Isysa or eight acre a."
,nprtyed, With selected fruit trees tSo SsidsH
handsome yard, With caD.as selection OF se-'''
Come ard see. ,, ~,
There Is also store house and shoe shop, sI ..
ahan acres LAID well Ipciosed, and fne .fsoS q
goods. bargain can be bal by early 1919
undersigned, at Gravel BILL, BuekinghAa,
viii be sold, or exchanged for Richmond Prce9S0sD
April 5-cvst - E1N
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HOLLtNS sNsT.I CTk,

BUTETOURT SFRlSGG, Va.
fgNHE 6eIt session 81 this institute Will 1fs5 :" .
L Wednesday IL Iurs next, and contiL * ;ri : :,
twill corps OF teachers will be In stle oisne. y
strucuon Afforded In hll the branches Of f.ra' 80.
usually laugh, Ia Institutions O: The eShest ga
location 10 Roanoke county, six nIlee roe :"s
and Tenhess Railroads., comhiGes the siVsa''", !,
treutnt, mountain air ano scenery, G1c aI:s''''
TERMS:
Board and Tuition 10 English branches .......'.-
T0iuGn 10 Music. ..............-.---. ,5
Do do Drawing and Painting fro H. :. ~, ~
~ Pupils stop Ct Bonnacca's, whence al w.
will run the nrst ten dogs Of the session.
Any fui tlG:r Information may be had by r.a' g.,
CHARLES l.. COChE' -
Dotetourt Springs, Roai"t' 1''
Aoril 23-dbttcSt
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nanc, Wa. Il, q 1..'usDranCc Co.,
Llua. luEn May LIN, lSj..

Tsrrlu,at ,nrsthR ~ The Stoct olders Of THIS Com
n pany held M ih= 2?nd ,nat.. tie fooWibS gentlemen
were uy rece ptrertUrs vi tr Company i"r 'he en'u
IN. Year viz w L. Cow.rdn, William Eur, d. 4. Clal
1rne Prl.its Ii-n II. H., lamrs A. inoei, Horace
l. h rDt. B. Il. 5Isury L. .. NoltOD william PaIn:r
Ch.s VI. Purcell, Joseph f. P"-sl Thomas sam'cn W."
". saith James A. OF, J. e. wad,work, Joreph p
winsi on at subsrGuert meeting q; the board '"
L. Cow. rdia Nd! .ircIti preside, {.
NAV o. q - MILLIAM MlLLis. JR &c :re:aET.-
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NOTI&lE.

OFFICE OF TIE R. AND P. r B. COMPANY,
RICHMOND Va April 18th, 1852.
JSSHE annu al meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Com
4 rany will take place at their ono. In ibis city, on
TUESDAY, tue 18th day Of May a; i "eT;f a a.
HOUSE AND FUkNiT JskE FOk SAL 4.
IA thE advertiser intending dscnnuue housekeeping
will sell h, present Residence with all the Furniture
thcron, at great bargain. The House (wthin hrean
minutes ak or The oapit, contains aome six or seven
ronrns hns gas, water, &c, with Kitchen with rooIhs
Tbs Furniture Is nearly III and fashionable
The price Is eo,WN Dash for the house.
For further Information apply at this office.
Apl89-tf
AR MEADE 4 Bia Eaf'S DRUG ST0KG
1856 MAIN STREET,
ooeNER ABOVE POST oFPIUE,
SfAY bs found, besdes their u1uAl supply Of standard
lga pure Drugs, Medicines, raro Chemicals and prepa-
pomadeD and oosneuquea, comnr, Hair and Taoth
Brushes Porte Monies and Purses, which they oler o! 70
ducrd ,,rlces for cl5a June II
: EiDLITI mIXTUKE.-l00 pounds ssidlt
Mixture, for sale w PETERSON ~. So p.s.
- UPssietVit FAMILY FLOUR. for sale In
y Quantities to suit. BY DUNLOP, moNoURE ID 90.
April &0t -
I7NGLiS7E MUSTARD and nnest sALAD OIL, for
T. sale at MEADE 4 BAXER's Drug Store,
Jan IL 1s6 h.ln stes;. corner above Postohce:
K ER"SENE OaL jual ,scsyed and 70, .s sn
na-chs ln Min .tr.,t
INSURE YuCR LIFE Al HOME.
TEsn vIisGzEsA LtEE INSURANCE
i0tP1Ce CORNER or MAN AND ELEvENTH BTRSETs-)
IgsURIS white persons icr No. or for term Of years.
and for onc or more (ao exceeding four)
Grants auiGLss and eudenunnt 90 the most eqn'taps
t::u4s.
ton To rcprda.o the policies Of ferRolsi.ens Who
lazy be killed in ootouco OF their homes either by tatne
canfor 20 Hon.hcrn .chsla every prude En 3surcd b,
them. ccght 81 nr:e n r"nsa s' Fohe5 age a7a.e 81
home.
Books, slaIpag the ns,t.Fsr5 aia'E,ition, are 'nr
sAHUEL j. Il. hGta6s. srsSaen'.
J. SUtik fLEls.ars, rycretsry.
8L.is nGawyil H. n, Medical E1enincr
J.E. ilac4.. IS. D., Consulting fhy'io'sh
Res'na 3. HIN. Legal Advisor.
Vay,FON .SNI; VOlYl n i,SsON iiVUNE.
ODD FEELO W% HALL.
ooRuER YRAEELIN AND MAYO sTRE1Ts:
tNTs ls7e this day formed oOpsrtuorsAp' ond.r ii
y ''s E La VI o. DEupR.sE & CO.,
70. the pa.pose CT CEILING NEeRoEs OF public o. pE
rras our iopS experience In the trade, and by pronp.
attention to buLpes hope &c obtain the highest market
pcios ior all negroes entrusted TO rs. ,.,.,
Wo win sse liberal s.h Advances on negroes INTENDED
go w. VIM. 8. DEUPREE,
B.. E s0NDRfN.
Rusus a. HIppuI CLERK. June IL.
a. c. ruL1IlH, 4 ?. rULLnE, D. K 'sIaon.
PEJEEEAH e. CO.
AUurIUARERS FOR SALE OF NEGROES.
Odi-EsIloyvs1 Jali, franklin Ssreot.
RICHMOND. VA.
x:uy isa!s4-F1t5ltc cna I-toGtL
NkIr pledge 5icczt Alteration to sHs husnes, en-
w wrst.d 70 as, anh will -v.ze' all communications
, 2,...-a,y.xss;etoa D.pot. AaJ1 II.
nIGNiFiSON, Hrl.L & Co.,
oIIH-TIHMEE2S
WORTH UGaNEE FRANKLIN AND WALL SIs-,
tlIC VA,
TEND "a, ;cusrl, T. TAG selas Of SLAVEa a. public
>r5 Issue axie z Il. DICK1NB0H,
n. b HILL,
h..c4 O. p FILL.
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X EEP C1GL-poROUs WAFER JUtis-Te h.v-
~ Jrl received supply or ;scsD invaluable s5siclea
sor producing cold vaeT. They extensively E1eG on
do. the nsme o: "Monkeys" In Snut AU.Iic Cuba and
othe. no. climates where Ice I. itsr, tr be cntant-
Owing 20 the scarcity 81 The latter commodity lr this civ
have chli water e! fitting expense every
family should hare enc For cae, II factory priced
TH09. A. BGLgLEY co.,
July IL ISL Main a.rret.
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LyEs tssias.2NCS! h2FE SNSUIIAGEEm
Mutual BENEFIT COMPANY
'S:'Es paid IN Virginia, cyrr...,.:... ....s ~ -n
lafPrt 49,. " Richmond hgrtGs. "rs' ~
III, - i:a., rays d:st;nn5 SLiie ja- paid
IT. II, .!:rahric 'n:u1Ey LAT. lSic fI.i6, 81 -
II 49, ''ai! ':ss'sr t"aih ,?t 4y9 q:
Hr -:.tira ".:r :,v;a:o,ia ao' s.,li 11'i
1:viti 81: '.nuarJ Ia, la29 10 E:-
- ~; t.. 81 nlf:Ia E,Rf paiJ III Gn.s 70
rIituI,rr-: nft!G IL. Pearl su,sl
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Is>CkET ssO4T FOl4 Ls:ti%z-TtsT,
NEW ARRANGEMhf,i.
AND>AvTEh THb a;sT OF APRIL Oh. Packet
Boats will run through 10 Ii I!bslou well Ly urb
ourg and BuchAnHu-
FARE FROM Klulhu:D
To LyuchbIrs. ......... ........,......., 20
To Lexington. ~
To buchanan. D ~
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-03
ORETUARY.

Died, on Sunday, the 8 St Of August, a. eight o'clock
A. N, GEORGE PRESTON WALTERS, sged twenty-five
years and ten days The funeral 81 the deceased was
numerously attended While reverend DR.. Ford con-
Quoted the services, It was evident how the departed
was esteemed, by the deep sorrow with which all sym
pathissd with the bereayed family. Heh advolun-sered
a year o. more since in defense Of his country, Tut his
predspOsuion 20 consumption was soon indicated, which
forced him to decline going. For months his lingering
langor wac cheered and soothsd b. the attentions Of the
kindest Of parents, who watched for months the wasting
form Of their first born. Slowly the fatal disease under
mined his strength AMI destroyed all hope Of his re-
eovery. The hour ofhis departure drew near, but he
was calm, resigned and hopeful to the last. He sought
an interest in the work OF the Redoemsr. He looked to
him and said b. feared net death. as he trusted all in
His hands who died for him His last words 10 his
weeping father were Do not weep, death has no
terrors for me-" After giving directions about his
funeral, be whispered, Jesus, sweet Jesus" and 60
he passed peacefully sway Ike a blight morning star,
Iostsn-the light Of heaven. Hssseps In the neigbboring
graveyard, but is spirit is with God II.
GRENADA, Mississippi.