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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
EDUCATIONAL.
GERMANY TO BE INVADED!
Recruits Wanted.
yHNHE UNDERSIGNED CONF

FEyHE UNDERSIGNED CONCENTRATES TO HEAD
n regiment Of sensible and energetic young ladies
and gentlemen. lawyers. doctors aud clergy Che chap
lains for tie purpose Of nva ing Germany taking
some Of it, StrOnghods A. the booty acquired
10 belong 10 The rank and e the leader instead of giving
bounty expects 10 receive bounty of ten dollars
each recruit the time of enStmant 'ln otaer word
the undersigned intends to begin Of German
struction Wednesday evening, the 18th inst al G.
O'Clock, his old the second floor of the Journal
Building The course embraces forty lessons each one
and III long, extendi over the space Of four
teen weeks from the above date, at the rate of dol
lars. payable within the first ten days.
Now. you business and professional men, who have so
often told you would give hundreds of dollars il you
understood the German language, say il yon Will give
$40 for this term and the FOR another and do
shall dictate, | will enable you THAT Is, if YOU are
sbarp Ito bus and sci and get GAIN in that noble
language. The cost in money would be $40 only and
your time certainly paying matter. school teachers
my instructions in German also of importance,
teach the derivatlons of words from that language
word, also TO parents of''Sprighy" sons This in
struction will be given the evenings of Monday Wed
nesday and Friday, from 10 O'Clock. Evenings are
less leisure with your sons and an hour and
pairing them To transact business in the leading lam
guages of our country.
The text book is Woodburys Shorter Course with the
German" Come anyhow and talk with the sub
ject next "Wednesday evening at the place indicated
II. X HOSHOUR
decl5-d3t Professor Of Languages
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES.
(No. lSs)
United STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT or IN

(NO. ISL
ETNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
4 DIANA-SS:
Whereas, libel of information has been fed in the
strict Court OF tie United States within and he
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana on the sth day
of Decmber 1862 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney of the
United States for the District of Indiana against part of
lot 20 in the original plan of the city Of Evansville COM
mencng Vine street. 81 feet inches from the corner
of Vine and First streets, extending thence the line Of
Vine street toward the Ohio river "a inches thence
said lot to the line Of lot 30 in said plan thence
along said line toward First 81 inches thence
line parallel with First Vine street to place
of beginning, in he city Of Evansville, and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their interest therein,
and pecay against Paul X. Mars. for violation
of the powers OF OF Congress- approved July IT.
1862 entitled An act TO suppress nsurrecoD punish
treason and rebellion seize and conscate the property
of rebels and for other purposes and praying process
against said realty and that the may be condemned
and sold as enemies property.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance of the monition der the
seal of said Cout directed and delivered do here
by give public notice to all persons claiming said realty
any part thereof in any manner interested therein
Court the United State held at the city of In
dianapols in and for the District of Indiana on tie first
Monday of January next O'Clock of the forenoon
make their allegations in that behalf.
ID. G. ROSE, L. S. Marshal,
BY j. 5. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
IofN ii. RIA, Clerk. declO-dI4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
Arrest of }. Wesley Greene.
SUPERINTENDENT BRADLEY TELEGRAPHED TO FROM
WASHINGTON TO HOLD IN CUsroDY THE PEACE
MEssENGER-HIs EXAMINATION AND DISCHARGE

Mr. j. Wesley Greene, who conveyed the peace
propositions from Jefferson Davis to President
Lincoln, and whose interview both with the
former at Richmond and with the administration
at Washington were first published in the Times,
arrested yesterday morning in this city. He
was passing along the street early in the morning,
when he was tapped upon the shoulder by Off
Ger. who informed him that he was under arrest
Mr.. Greene at once taken to the Central 20
lice Station, and there, through B. G. Caufed
Esq, whom he selected to become his legal adj
wiser, demanded immediate trial This was
assented to by Superintendent Bradley, who at
once went out himself to find Justice Miken
While he was absent the Magistrate came in and
Mr.. Bradley returning soon afterward, the par
ties ranged themselves round the table in the in
ner room of the Central Police Station.
Mr.. Caulfeld then formally demanded hear
ing, upon which Mr.. Bradley produced the follow
ing dispatch his authority for the arrest, Mr.
Caulfeld remarking that they would permit the
dispatch To be received in evide nee, subject to
exceptions which might be taken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
REMOVAL.
BELLEFONTAINE LINE.

ID EMOvAL.-The General Offices Of the Bellefontaine
HI Railroad Line, have been ed to the new build
ing erected by the Company, Alabama street. mme-
di lately north Of their freight depot.
decl5-d3t John BROUGH, Sup.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpartner>hip Notice.

FEvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN HENRY r.
3 ALVORD into partnership, and the business will
hereafter be conducted In the name and style Of RuGER
CALDWELL ALvoRD. RUGER a CALDWELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

- The Louisville Journal says those people
must have a most extraordinary idea Of military
discipline. who hold that commanding General
has a right to exclude white men from his camp.
bat that be Is compelled to admit and keep just
as many uiggers as choose TO thrust themselves
ppqnv hig, YAether, he will or no. There's the
eaf4tsst of,r kiteer for YOU. Ni.l
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go. l79-)
United STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo 49,
n NITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA-sS:
Whereas libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 9th day Of
Dec mber, 1852 by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney Of the
United states for the District Of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described credits and effects OF Richard r.
Stevenson. wit: One proissOry note dated the
18th Of April. 1880 due December 25h lS62 for the
Of two hundred and fifty $3.50 dollars said given by
one Hiram T. Allen, and payable it, face 20 Charles
Thompson for violation OF the powers Of OF Con-
gres approved July L. ls62. entitled An sup
press Instruction, 10 punish treason and rebellion TO
seize and ccncaf the property Of rebels and for ohe
purposes and praying process said and that
the may be condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now therefore in pursuance Of the monion under the
seal Of said Court directed aud delivered here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said note,
or any part thereof. in any manner interested
therein that they be aad appear before the said ifs
c, Court II the United States, be held the city Of
indianapolis, in and fer the District Indiana
first Monday Of January at O'Clock of the foTe
noon Of that day. then and there ntepose their
and make their Allegations IN thai behalf
ID g. ROSE, u. : Marshal,
BY J. 5. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoES H. RIA. Clerk decl0-di4t
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no. 1871
TNsrED STATES Of AssEESECA, Dis
Attt>l.
ioHN II. REA, Clerk.

mo. Isl
ETNsEED STATES OFAnsEESECA, DIS.
~ TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS. libel of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day
December, 1867 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District of Indiana against the life
tereSt of Levi L. aycock the following described
property tO-wt The of lot No 81, in the original
plan of the city of Evansville Yanderburg county, Ind
also in ard 20 the following lands in the county Of Poey
in said State, to-wt = of or and 4. of or.
section IL. town Z, of II west: also the following
credits and effects 10 wit balance certain iudg-
ment and decree in the county OF Posey in said state
against Jim Febas and in favor Of him. said lay
cock, OF about $500 for violation of the powers Of
an Act OF Congress approved July 18th, 1862 entitled
AN Act to suppress instruction, punish and
rebellion, to seize and conf the property of rebels
and other purposes praying process against said
property, and that the aIle may be condemned and
sold as enemies property.
.ow, therefore IN pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered
property or any part Thereof any manner interested
thereto that they be and appear before said the Dis
trict Court of the United be held
Indianapolis in and for the District 81 Indiana the LIST
Monday of January next at 10 o'clock Of the forenoon
of that day and then and there their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
d. &. ROSE, L. S. Marshal
ByI 5. RIGKLow, Deputy
JOIN II. REA, Clerk. decl0-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
RAILROAD.
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted

Trains Arrive Trains Leave
800 a .---- -.------..-- 49,. T;45 A. N
$50 Observation-Disclosures. 900 N
a BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
N q passengers al Southport, Greenwood, Franklin
Edinburgh, Columbus making connections al Seymour
with trains on the Ohio Mississippi Road, and Louis
vile with trains the Louisville Frankfort Lexington
AMI Louisville and Nashville Roads
Freight transieave daily Fres GIT promptlyforsarded
Oitice Aadi>os Depot, West side
A. $. cAROTHERs, Superintendent.
J6 NHfTcoss, Freight Agent apl62-dly
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81 z sss, Y, as; ss,'9q ,ss
g. 90 , 4 cs. lsls II lr 81 r. wa:

ssAss Py<tssss Sisq psss "A stss,r u ssp.~,epr~S
tsrs sed Rsehex IA Adss Asfpsy. n behalft die
la,iss asd Nsissi 80 BE proposed shs, if We
~onn eise Him a eefta'r iief cent-sat i've per
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
xo.6s East Washington at.

fsre Doors Es~t Of old feuo,os' H,u hdi-
onalolis Indiana.
DUTTER, Cheese, and Dried Beef;
900 uoGsHEADs New Orleans Sugar
.lAA HOGsHEADs Island Sugar:
AAA PACKAGES Herring, Goldfish, HaIibut, and
HUI Msckercl:
SOA BARRELS Refined Sugar
OHn BARRELS Strip and Molasses;
800 BAGS Rio Coffee
IAA BAGS Java Coffee:
DAA BAGS Roasted Coffee;
InA CHESTS and Half Chests Imperial, Gunpow-
OOU der, Young Tyson, HysOn SKIN, and 0olong
Teas;
4 LSPlCE. Cassia, Cloves, Cinnamon and a general
= assortment of Spices suitable for retail trade:
tORDAGE, Cigars, Fruits, Liquors; all kinds q Nuts
~ Rice, Soaps, Tobacco, and " OGDEN Ware besides a
general assortment Of Groceries in and Tor sale by
RUGER A CALDWELL,
IS East w9shsr~.n. street
0os
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In reply TO the inquiry of the committee why
il was that Gesendorff could get contract TO
supply only one regiment, while the Cincinnati
firm got one tofurnish three, the witness said:
We had the stock on hand and would turn out
as MANY suits pleased We could not ex
actly ascertain what the trouble Was Well We
were grern. as the term D.. and 1 do not know
what reason there was unless did not under
stand arranging matters by giving bonus In
other words, the doctrine given 10 "a, by other
Parties. was. that by giving a certain bonus We
might have the whole OF IL We did nothing of
that kind General Morris was Quartermaster
at the time. but he did not act upon the matter.
but len this department before the contract Mas
let Fajsn became the Qurtermaster and let
tie contract There was not question ON my
mind that there was cause for those men getting
the contract. In other words. If We bad been
prepared 10 10 What we thought no person ought
TO do, We could have got the contract for the
whole. The fact was, at the time We supposed
the lowest bid would take the contract To
preventus from coming in parties welding a great
influence endesvored To prejudice parties acains.
jeans a an inferior article There was eontro
yersy IN regard 70 the matter. and after a while
Il was proven that Jeans were superior a. other
goods. When We made propositions for con-
tracts We made them a. low a. We could posSibly
and save ourselves. making only fair pr0ft on
our goods When We understood that the
clothing OF one regiment was awarded 10 Us
u vas named 10 u by one Of the parties
that II We could pay a per cent of of
lbSl coElcacl NE could LEI IL We had a;fh.r a.,
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lcoPY.J
Nv AsBIseToS, Dec. IL, 1862.

NV AsBINGToN, Dec. II, 1872.
ITO G. Z. Bradley. Superintendent Of Police:
ARREST and hold, subject to our order, j
Wesley Greene for swindling. Will send wal
rant. [Signedl Nv. B. WEBB.
ssSnneri int endlar,f P,Alil.a ,,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

SAMUEL {. MORGAN. merchant tailor, of lndi-
annapolis, testified follows:
There was no comparison as to the quality of
goods between the goods offered by the Glenns
and those furnished under the contract Would
have taken the Genns' proposition at three dol
lars more than | would have taken the others The
goods offered by Alder Epstein were very good
The articles offered at So 81 | believe were bet
ter goods than those received under the contract.
The additional expense between the cavalry and
infantry pants would be about iotty cents a
For the hrst contracts let put IN a bid, The
day alter the bids were advertised to be opened |
found that neither my goods or bids had been
opened AT all Najen said he had not time TO
open all. The contract was given TO man here
the man who manufactured the goods---at twenty
hive cents more than. my proposal. ! got that
from the manufacturers. GeiseudOrff 4 Co | pro
posed 10 make them of jeans. Mr.. Tapkng
aud Joseph StsGb informed me that there was no
use OF proposing for contracts, without including
IN the estimate 4 bonus Said they, "The Quar-
termaster will demand OF you > or 10 per cent
of the price before YOU can get it" Saws |, as
this the way you have been doing!" They said
that sas what thew had TO give. and that was
what the Quartermaster would demand Of US
So much for the clothing contracts of Quarter
master yAIKS. We shall follow this expose
with a synopsis of the testimony in reference to
contracts for other articles. and then give Gen.
NAJES's explanation. under oath. before the CON-
mistee, of the charges thus specifically made
against him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29
npRtT., 1861.

DRY GOODS.
MERCHANTS 7aag s chg With view o. making ParehAle
ID ~ -4refy sJn.ted 70 eNxEne car stock Of Dkf
GOODS. We oder tlr sale:
t.ia bsIss 8r14a ShrsgingI and shi,tingh
-afu C-aNhlrsF
% cases p!sr he'd E4eet'uss ana shiTunEL
suba,-s pad sd Stsosi NInAhurD,
So pieces STRIPED and fst1 Ocaestea, Tor sArSAaa
=. eUbAlcj rcElgss
81 n1luI alJ Ssgipet balrungh
= -Fibo Gases fancy P-'afs
20 Uotf1rEde3,
40 Ce'lrel Cambsica,
Is 4" Ke1tueky Jeans aud weeds,
Rst -gl assortment o. Heavy AMI foe Lneal Tor gsna NeA
-. b-c IRISH ems Lazls, PlLn striped ard sbrot-
a. a-rrr5 alI P1oLas C5As cstseres Fesiags se &C.,
al Of uhsh % I'll tel vsgy cheap 70 se cash sat prompt trade
rLLETr 4 DREWRY
No. n Pearl street,
sichmoud, vs..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

= PEoIAL notice the e sna s'Sn! espPs rs any
HsvnT ye-T large stock Of Prints Lawns ySSonSi
80, ~ n-ursd Bareg-s. black and eoored silks sASs
M achrd And brown shifting and sheet!ng, CASH
rrs Ind Ksn. uy JeAas striped aud domestic for ntn and
.,ts. Iss' Caters Morocco, Kid and CalfSka SHOES
,I - Chirgu1 Shoes, Of every size and quality Lac.
- ttco Goods, fr snt boys Ladies' SIN And lle Thrdsd
Iov.s AZ ~ ernts; Ms 81 SD 70 ~ cts Linen os ms -
Ssst.. Irh Linen IS SIN and 81 cents; ParAols lam
81 tped At IS csuts Swiss Csmbrie sud Jaeonet Sun
It nine and TArlean AOnAhng low prices; the hn
dsmbrc Uorked Bands and Collars al coSi AL those goods
Sboye great many too numerous 80 MENTION eHer ot
roaI Charging any more, they bought before me
mad tines hsd eonnsed Be careful that you come 10 TIE
81 nss SA0'' NJ JOSEPH sTRAUeE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

- NII.EENN nNLsh,

ggRrEk sALs % EyGSoAs
TgyFr enEss & tsg commenced tsr Auction basil ess
ths sale r NEGROES at the elh aoou "a GrsaaAl
r.---t fafsIs oe-uuI-s ~ h.cI, q 6Bh1Jsf.
81 NsF t.r Tyht-is N14 pgIyaiey and tolcs ne
Hstr,-af. OF s l al - p-h1J gIery Tie Tlctsss a.s
~ - prs0t- Interest % his pstrUa4 aud hAttsrs h-se
e.. ts trAdr, be ~ be enAhrd o.
Chtl 1g1-- u.N Frlcl he vil make hosa advances
81 yr-rry . LaG-l-i O, yre. lEed 20 bgA-d praoas
g u RE tfafs l5 5 o. - ssrrEIts-hAvng ample. aecoa
7F.l5r, - E-,- D. a. srOKLs,
o. TrAaFIa, ggi door eclow Wal street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29
RICHMOND WING.
TAs D.uy WAITS In iilehs'Ona--PaI 'hs Car


Ticrs.
The great demand for the DAilr Wae within the city
q, We, by regular a. BY transient readers and the din
Guilty OF satisfactorily supplying both eLses Of Fea1ers
by a carrying system adapted only W Office subseTP
uon4 have induced Us 10 resort to the only feasible
Node Of managing large city circulation, to wit; that
Of prepayment % tie Carriers. FROM this date there
ro no subscriptions 70, the WIG to be le within the
city will be tlSen At this Office ard all persons indebted
TOR subscription the present time, within The city are
requested % call at cha oee and settle their accounts
The Carriers viii Of coarse continue TO deliver the pa
Per 20 the present. subscribers and receive pay Tor the
same at tho rate OF fifteen cents per week The Pnohe
Vii nov understand thAs al restriction upon the sale Of
the wla by Carriers sitdn the city removed, ana
ta, 81 Who va It may bug It from the Carriers or have
IA Jeff f chem a. ;hcir residences or places OF business
{ 5,sa &c. I5.5 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

80. TO - A. 4 - OK DEF AH a
- NJ ,fr5-s am tEsisrA Nr5I would beg to invite The
g % he Haas q; Departments % The yaoas orAn1hs o.
a. .,-sr ~ he Cr1sla.e states now Ia Achond, 70
- 80 M extensive s.oct % Backs, paper, StnCOn-
~ Fnvsinsss. sziaUE E0OEs, xc., Shieh vi
furnish t'1ui '4ir
H.yiBy sssqss-l l. 81 Jhen' extensive Book Binde
~ % as prp1 Eadc-, AMI the aAnuiActure o.
Rank book .sgy iescrsz se best nAnner and ~ NE
IN. :, 49, a. EoRRIs,
Prblshsr and Bookseller,
Ia NASa sweet, Richmond, Va.
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DTNAL hOn - HUMSn 81 I1 49,, - -
DOS..i ~ :. lNOAKNON,

Ers.s7g 90 so "a Trade, cNr2.c-gt, OH yoiai "a
~ .I1.s r-s.1 r- -l.lcss ana B2n1s, Niltcr shade
\ ,r No. O. Clr ~ aal aos, Tor Sal, a. - prices
fr 'rf.l i made Do order al snort 90
-, f,el
To EHE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
sF,gF 49, on se-a ta rrtAsrn gai slaAs StAic hNv
ia draa=.s become GrsA2su' yqz VII 10 great Hl-A az
1900 La s.rg TIE s11l BCrrsR, aad hAyag been
- rrg IN rc- Years "a thEt Use OF blEnaas, take
~ 6ty 'hJ 1? ety o. beating your Butter vel
9slE-E o. p-lnS 10 tu1s larger ~ n toy
" . bottom send % Arkui f51n ~ rr pacing A. yea
\ SOY ear. 1u be pleased % rec I've 10 on consignment OF
--s - ..1aI1g ne llEhet pfcc and deal
stv-lv .5r sN yu1 IDS e. tae lovusi rket pri
- or .1i tr rash prompt y. whatever be sent
- eors-- - can maze Interest Of both tae nrsr
:, - a. ass. Eel be- ga. % receive A1y crs e'Iut!
pr51ag- 90 lripL osjec 5 % cal particular Atteu
10 20 81 u akug Lag supple, have btec seat heretofore
q a. a'a fr1 North Nst make Al flrulsaF
,-v .u no rgu.g from The tact hat have belE eugt.ed
h susa-. tf 50 NE Isst hrtyGy- yvsr All asa
tr.al-'se-l. 5cnaarai OF yis.Is o.. sis..9n-
sA1pSCN JnSES, AgtuI
Grocer AL. 1l1ia.s M-fchNnt
"a A. Cor EH.a a11 ash SIS, RishHr11d. VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29
I,INT al JANlEN,
Richmond, Vlrginia.

Richmond, Virginia,
CgEERAI CHMMISSIOE MERCHANTS,
At As r g. sale Of Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
tt.- pse,sgvs aoStog sale. tds-Sh
g- ushst-r g.plb i-n, stanton Spectator and Feder
ass-f. Sezs, ali py rs and senc Su % NhS oihee
nTNNL NOR ON'S "HORSE Tonic, FOu
improving the Condition OF Horses nnG
NAI-s giving appetite Aai Relieving i-en Of So'a
N 9o-ns tyhcgrf Slrrt and DHten2tr, aud an Diseases
A. sIre a hcsr SOB. internally Ths ~Horse Tonic syea
~ a. Rpfe al lsgy ~ hair and he zen Cd aiier
49, t- 3, m9-lvsi ztluut t Ilg h4cz 10 his hrst poor
81 Non ~ us>l extensively sine rs inirodaclo1
t. 1zr yeArs ago. % eg sat al paris Of Ne state OF VIZ
-. So,h Oar1lt Nes lorS, Aai 10 Art every quartet o.
u l'--.-- aad .hs demand IS steadily Increasing.
a sr1-s Tl give universal sAffscion A. Tar g We
a-rar ar b.r SHE 90 sseNu 4 can be obtained 90 i-
to-l I-ryse S-st- aad OF jas. p DUNAL, Drug
...--f-- rf.rrf... rarar ss2s
gLrCARX CAPS! military Caps! JOHN
"a BIlLtI uI-.s, Wt1l-sAe Anl Retail, W ne hiltAy
~ Fuel 4a-als bis large stogG Of Home Manufactured
To- ai -sr N1l B,lcN Cscrt ant FgIr syle Caps can
n ~ ~ "a favorable terms As In Auy ely
Il -sla g--ell- attel'a i desired - he Slack ALtAy
a., IL .e l4. dur thie Nld gAgnesi Cap ao- mAnaiae
s- ua1g HaIl yo'i s.y"y % st'ck ne mAAafsia
- Dies HAS, WHOLESALE kai Retail taie vii be cousuu
a. FnFN lN4NT so = Al street. Redmond. ~ sg-1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31
New HOSPITALS,

81 older Of the surgeon General, tGs
railL fn1s or n ecu, Baldwin Williams. and
dinssr, Alvey Arsnts, ana hent's, on Main
.Jsst, have been taken for hUspitLis. They
viii Ds Immediately lifted up and prepared
Tor the reception OF our wounded soldiers, aud
will make, probably, the most comfoT tabl g
sud CONVENE Mt hospitals IL the city. BY tbs
aot the surgeon General has taken step III
the night direction; for, iustC Id OF ing
DID and worn out bnildings, useless for OTHER
purposes, 1t should be his aim 70 sxlec. the
very best-ths best ventilated, best iigAtsd
and the les! oapscious TO be found. The ex
psuse OF such houses should no, be thought
ri for one moment. for wha! IL money when
PCT IN the balance against The comfort O a
wounded man, or Of a single soldier now do
Ing duty IN the Confederate armyF The
building lately occupied by Keen, Baldwin
IL Will ms IL especially adapted for q hos
pitaI. It's ground moor /. large, and ha. wide
doors and windows, through which the air
can have free circulation Above this afs
Two tiers OF galleries, having several win.
dows on either moor, rhe whole we'll lighted
aLd vent iia,ed nom tho top. Soldisrs gen
sraiIy have great dislike 10 The public hos.
pitala spd g. 10 Ihen win eItre me reluctance
bat, with the aid Of the patriotic ladies Of
all IL their power Tor the SICK and wounded
thess hospitals can bs made as comfor "a bis as
any private house And, with proper reEu-
iations, and little care OF the part of the
sars.ona hey may also te kept rs neat.