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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

" To CONsMm ptives.-The advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-it anxious to make known "a
his fellow sufferers the mean Of cure.
To all Who desire II, ne will send copy Of the pre-
soriptaH used free Of charge With the drsctaRs 70,
preparing and using the same, which they Viii And
Sure Cure for Copsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
The only object the advertiser In sending the pre-
scripton is to benefit the afflicted and spread nfor
nation which he conceyes to be tnva liable, and h,
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy. rs It vii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Barties Wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
n50-S months Wiliiamsburgh, Kings Co. N.
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GIN. FBAxx SIGEL.-A gentleman
from St. Louis informs as that Gen.
Sigel, who has been i'll for some time,
il that town, has % faF recovered thu
he will be able to taks the field to NOR
row. Sigcl seems 70 have been . spe-
oial mark lar Moi ullouahs sharp
shooters at. the battle of Pea Ridge.
Our informant converted with reb-
el Colonel, prisoner ofwar, captured
at Pea Ridge short time since. The
rebel ofiieer informed him that Me-
Cullough, during the battle selected
thirty marksmcn from among his
sharpshooters, and ta.ld them 70 bring
down the Odd Dutchman." Fortu-
pateiy they were not ~ successful -
their Chief desired-not, however,
from lack 81 chances to sight them
game; for Sigcl was almost constantly
exposed on the field. An unseen hand
w.ried fthe bullets. II Oleve. Plain.
dealer, 2sd.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
Des MOtn@s River Assoctaaion.

Des MOtn@s River Assoctalion.
Ed. CouRIER.
The Dcs Moincs River Association held it's
annual meeting at this place on the 22nd
inst, opeaing at u o'clock P. NJ. with ser.
mon from Rev. H. H, Hayes Of Bentonsport
on John SIN; 80; the association was then
called to order whom tho following members
was found to bs present. sis:
x,,u,rxs
y,. - IN
,ya-..,. = -. n . e..
-, = $50 - "
'
nRis6Arss.
Vim. Steele, from the church in Fairfield.
W. n Dunlap /" Eddyville.
J, williamson Ottumwa.
There were also two Ministers present As
corresponding members cisi
.Mcssrs. II. II. Hays and 4. r. Mitchell
Rev. W. 4. wcstervclt was elected Mod
orator and Rev. D. Lane Clerk fos the ensuing
year. sia.g
Thcre are in the bounds ofthis As ociation
fifteen churches lying on and near the Dea
Afoincs river. and extending from Farming
ton to Knoxville most Of them are supplied
with regular preaching.
4. d. French Of Edlvville preached or
Wednesday afternoon from Col. End: 10
preparatory to the Lords supper, and Rev.
X Wilkinson. of Fairfield, in the evening
from Tim 2.;4.
Among the doinxs Of the Asso citation 1t
this meeting vas the adoption Of the follow.
inr. resolutions. sis:
"Resolped, That this Association recoe-
nize with joy and gratitude the goodness OF
the supreme Ruler Of nations who has put
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

THROAT AND LuNGs.-At this season Of
the year when coughs and colds are trouble
some, every family should have safe and
certain remedy at hand. Ransom's Hiv
Syrup and Tolu is the very thing. II is not
only pleasant for children to take, but is q
certain cure for Group, Whooping-cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and oil affec.
tons of the Throat and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 2a osnts,
~ 13tOlO IA
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

WALL PAPER M SCHOOL BOOKS
at Taylor's Is one Of the attractive features Of
oftumwa; no stranger should neglect the
opportunity Of looking At his stacks Of Books
aud Paper, and more particularly should an.
one wishing to purchase anything in this
iine not fail to examine his unusually cheap
goods before buying. Just think Of it,
Wall Paper from 8 to 10 cents per roll the
hest nnglazed paper ut IL cents-costing
frnn 81 TO 81, so To psper room. He has
also the finest stock Of Fancy Goods ever
shown in The city. Be certain and call At
Tsylor's. e;
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OCULIST.
Or. VIM. Mex. ElNolEN,

VKTyRHEat 70 inSpsm the npp,ic that he Il preoa,.
w sdshd ceMPets 70 SGSsats eH the Yoile vim
diss.sss q sAs eye, ls,xs!, n......- .
LsdHrYMe} D4ce, e.a isl.rtSs ~ Us Nod Dsees!
1e& MI u eoA Gsire ALL cas1se ORxtkalss~. 8,
tAe ssose malscAa.s cAeraceer s!Aejf reAprs5rS q
with Ceuitic. OF We Of initiate Of Ailvsf.
RsssRssCs- Dr. yeAn D. klbert. Van Barren county:
ssss a.; L.. vsasa Ho: J.s.s ~ e
NV o.; JohA Miner, schuylee o., No -
lslenf -. hssvi4id VII saitabls heasa xAm,
they ~ d eAgS1 for. :.
No OuP0 - peg. ~ ss
Hroouuso&D. Uogie tean4y, Iowa,
Nossh ~. 1eoD4 ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
THE BEST.

The numerous friends and readers OF the
Courier. knowing by long trial, the reputa-
ton Of DR.. Taylor as Druggist, viii be
pleased to learn that he has now beyond
doubt the finest drug stors in Iowa, end
that his success as druggist is attribq table
to the great care and attention he gives to
his business and customers, and his skill in
selecting pure and superior drugs. He is
still at his old stand. Our friends in need
will not forget to call at Taylor's. -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

THE PEOPLE CAN NOW BE SUITED.
After years Of anxious waiting, the people
those who could not afford to invest fifty,
seventy Ave or hundred dollars in such an
article-have now within their reach cheap,
yet reliable SEwrSa MAoHIsR. ELlIor's In
IRopEn "PRARL" MACHINE, for which Geo.
2. Collins & Co, ct Chicago, are North. Wes-
tern Agents, meets exactly the wants OF the
people. tits simple in construction the
working Of Il is the easiest thing in the
world to learn, and it's work IL most perfect.
$50 il the price, and we are sure no one
would do without it il they knew its value.
Baptist Recorder.
See advertisement in another column.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
.RlG 4HING-PANIC.

Devin is now selling of his Spring stock
Goods at a heavy discount, making room for
fresh supplies bought, and to be sold at low
figures. His best Prints nov going ut last
summers rates. A flne assortment Of gro.
ceries, hats caps, boots. shoes and notions
Goods at wholesale, competing with Chicago
prices. Re sure and call at pevins'.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

All farmers interested for the aick and
wounded Of our army, are hereby requested
to contribute Butter. Eggs, Rags, dressed
Chickens, and Feathers, as SION ~ possible,
that they may be. forwarded by the Ladies'
Aid Society Of Ottumwa. Said articles to
be Left Ut DR.. Warden's and Mr.. Devin's
Store. Mrs. MUDaE,
Mrs. Roor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
FERRrEs.

We now have two good, No. ferries at
this place, both Of which have new boats. -
They are prepared to accommodate every
body without the least detention. Stock
men. and emigrants will please take notice.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
e2a!l EMPLOYMENTl [975:
AGENTS WANTED

We will pay from $50 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give q
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE Swine MACHINE CqxPAsy, r. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 1851 13.
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rmPRoysp srlsEErs.

We notice very great improvements in
the condition Of our streets, owing to the
efficiency Of our Street Commissioners, Mr..
JAS. Milligan. Other improvements should
be made
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

The river at this point has fallen very fast
during the past week, and is now within its
hanks.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

DEN0CRATJC NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Conv ntion last evening
nominated NJ. 8. Gossase for Mayor, Tho's.
O'Sullivan for Marshal, and A. W. Castor
for Recorder.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
SYttial Notitss.
BANK NOTE LIST

The Comfcssfons ana Experience ~
ma invalid.
IDUBLISHED for the benefit and - warning and
u a caution to young meu who suffer from N err
vous Debility, Premature Decay, &c supplying at
the same time the means Of Selt-Cure. Pr one who
through medical Imposition and quackery. By en-
closing postpaid addressed err Yslhpe. sNaLR COPIES
Bedford, Kings Co., y. Y. March 20, 1s62-y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

II Kiv. W. n. Bassis, Rector Of Christ
Church, Burlington, win preach in the Co,r IT
House next Sunday, May 18th. At . o'clock
p. m, and ~ clock p. m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
sTsR4EN = ACRES,
D0k. OtndeF & PaReF-RuleP,
CousuRs OrvrcE, April 81

DLANKsDOOK Neaafaetarer. IN coolbassAau
HOUsE, RhflipaAan lsws. Mssif. kaSasises Period
icals, Ae., e., Sbund with nsAtn4ss Add despateh
work. 81 svssy dsseripsion. tnsrelas-sl-y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

Toe prisoner glanced q has OafessOT.
The latter made an effort to speak.
''Sire." said he. "'twill be blu, trial the
more
The King looked upward with a deep ex-
preston Of pain.
Then, turning to the executioners, while
holding his hands. he said:
DO what you will: will drain the
chalice to the dregs."
The steps of the scsffold were high and
slippery; be mounted them sustained by the
priest.
For an instant, the latter. feeling the
weight pressing upon his arms, feared some
weakness in the last moment; but, On reach
ing the top step. the King sprang from his
confessor's hands and fastened to the other
end Of the platform.
He was very high 10 color, and had never
appeared SO animated.
The drums beat, but he imposed silence
on the drummers with look.
Then, in q strong voice, he spoke the FOL
lowing: = @
Il die innocent of all the crimes imputed
to me, forgive the authors of my death,
and pray heaven that the blood you are
'Strike up drums!' exclaimed voice
which was long believed to have been
Santerre's, but which was that Of De Beau
franchet, Count OF Cyat. natural son of
Louis Fifteenth and Morphise the Courtezan
the natural uncle Of the condemned.
The drums beat.
Louis XVI. stamped his foot.
BE silent!' Numbered he: 81 have more
to say"
But the drums continued their roll.
an. III
surrounding the scaffold to the execution
ers.
The latter sprang on their man, who was
slowly returning towards the knife, flnging
. glance at the chisel edged blade Of which,
a year before, he himself had furnished the
design.
Then his eyes wandered back on the
priest, who was praying on his knees at the
edge of the scaffold.
There was a confused movement behind
the two uprights of the guillo,ine; the pris-
oner's head appeared in the opening, flash
descended, a dull chop Was heard, and
then there gushed out a jet of blood.
One Of the headsmen, picking up the
head, showed it to the people. sprinkling
the sides Of the scaffold with the royal
blood
On seeing this. the pikemen shouted with
Joy, and rushed forward to dip In the blood,
some their pixies. others swords, others
those that had them their handkerchiefs,
to the cry of.
"The Republic forever!'
But. tor the first time, this great cry,
which had SO often excited the people with
gadness, died away without echo.
The Republic had on its brow one of
those fated spots never to be effaced! it had,
as thereafter said great diplomatist, com.
mitted more than crime-a fault.
There fell upon Paris feeling Of stupe
faction; in some, this went to desperation: a
woman leaped into the Seine; wigmaker
cut his throat; bookseller became mad; an
old officer died outright under his deep i'm
preston.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28
To CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser. havns been restored health In
II few weeks. by . very simple remedy, AAer hay;u
entered with lung a1petfon ana
that dread dsesse, Ccnsumpsion-is anxious % make
Known to his fellow snEerers The cure
70 all Who desire is. he viii send cop. the pre-
scrpson fire. OF Chargel With ehe for
sure Cure Coneamption Asthma. BreneAisis TIE
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Fescrip
ton in 10 ber~Ht Afflicted. and iufcrrarioa
vhich he Invaluable an1 he hopes every
su1erer viii try his remedy, will tAen
ard may proves blessing Parties wishiae The preserp-
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wiFfamsturEh. Kings County, Nev Ycrk.
Oct =, 80 81 I'm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

-. Letters from Egypt represent the
success, and opening dazzling visions OF
future wealth.
-. Gen. C. T. James, the inventor of
improved ritied guns. and of projectiles. has
been killed by the explosion of one of his
own shells.
80. The late Margaret Burr, OF New
York, left the sum of Se3o. 900 10 be divi-
ded among various charitable and benevo-
lent organizations.
go. A circular has been issued BY the
rebel government to the newspapers. for
bidding the publication of the emancipation
proclamation.
-. Gen. Asboth has been assigned TO
duty in the Department Of the Ohio. and
ordered to report in person to Gen. Wright
at Cincinnati.
....A Union, lady at Frederick, Nd.
saved 90 rifles belonging t. the home guard.
when the rebels entered the place, by
throwing them into well.
80. A bear weighing 324 pounds was
killed on Thursday week At Irasburg, VT
II u reported that bears are making great
havoc IN that vicinity.
49,. The lay fos the abolition Of slavesy
In the Dutch West IndiAs, which goes into
operation in July next. grants the owners
$50 for each slave.
80. Three rebel agents were arrested :,
81. Louis few days ago. Who had 81 600
worth Of drsgs IN their possession. which
they had bought in Chicago.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28
g N & Z RS
AENyHA aAs7 AASMAAy

h che best world Family Sewing and
isM sanfaeturins purposes
PRICE, with beautifully ornAmented- e50
We vooId Letter A Machines the special
Dress Ma and all those
who want Machines ligh. parposes
They eDkody the principles Of the Manufacturing Ma
maxim like them, the ed stitch md
celebrated for Family Sc wing and light
manufacturing pu rposes Manufacturing Machines
for mAnufacsuring purposes in general.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

Well known the for Manufacturing purposes.
No. Shuttle Machine, formerly soid At $50, Reduced
shsfte Msehide. formerly sold At $780, Reduced
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-28

How to Detect Altered Treasury
As publicity has been given to a state
msnt OF the appearance of counterfeit. Treas
ury notes--ffties and hundreds raised from
ones and twos-the following details (says
the National Intelligencer) are furnished
showing the most prominent points Of dit
ference between the lesser and larger notes
alleged to have been altered:
The ones and hundreds are so totally
dissimilar in the main features that, what
ever skill or ingenuity may be brought to
bear BY this process Of raising or changing
the larger figures that indicate the value Of
the note, no change is likely in the most
skillful artistic portions. The portrait Of
Secretary Chase, in an oval frame in the ex-
treme lett hand upper corner Of the one dol
lar note. is its distinct, exclusive character
istc. In the one hundred dollar note, oc
cupying q like position on the upper left
corner. the prominent device is the figure Of
a single eagle. with outspread wings. These
distinctions can be easily remembered.
Between the twos and fities there are
points Of resemblance, especially as the
portrait Of the first Secretary OF the Treas
ury, Alexander Hamilton. is common TO
both denominations, and is the only promi-
nent pictorial device upon either. A glance
at the position OF this portrait upon the two
dollar note shows that the oval frame of the
picture rests upon the extreme lower edge
Of the note, the main title. The United
States being above the picture; whereas in
the fifty the portrait is placed in the upper
part Of the note, nearly at the top. while the
words Of the main title are separated by il.
The word United is upon the left and
States upon the right o. the portrait. The
difference in the backs Of the twos and
fifties is SO marked that observation Of that
Of the two. with its two concentric rings
and lis two broad bands OF geometric en-
craving. would be readily remem bered as an
exclusive feature, as totally unlike that Of
the fifty, or any other note issued BY the
government"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS OF TIE CONSTITU-
TON.
T,l5. E{tor Of tie Way:

7, a, "a tor Of tie WAig:
n twelve mouths ago the people OF Vrginil v1I d.
Vt great unanna ~ in favor Of tis rst6esTon OF TIE
ordnance Of secession which carried VIII il the i6sa Of
sttl and sla ssp,r-t On from ths hateful tespOt.5u
oflsU,r,dStt Th.t Aet made some charges in
n, C,a,. o.. On N abscl:t1 nsce,str aad ne
Lo7 socoJI1sy entered upon tie duty Of 4kiog these
ana suoh o,hss Amsuia- . Is they deemed wise and
>, D.. Taes, amendments are no" - be subm 70 q,
CT s s,c1pd Thursday ia, l.h Of shs mouth for rat
iaara1 or rejection, and ia = boldly asserted that
t.es3 sn--inen's gill be related
4sE E7s,cr OF RrIscrlSs rss ASSSDNrNTs.
Toe an article, lSih ssston Of the present COnsti
tc,oa Of Virginia it Is provided tia, "Fae uh,ls
Der OF members t, shieh the SSis may be NgyrLEN,
in re House Of Representatives Of toe USED srATT5
sha Do sppor,ongd, nearly Is may BE-, amongst the
several counties e-es, g., Of the State, according 70
thlir respective numbers H.
Section Il an the sppO';iOameut the Safe shall
be dvisd iato districts corresponding in number With
the representatives whiSh It may be ENTITLED in the
H5,s, Of Representation Of tks CoE0EEss USI
sED STATS which shall BE- formed respectively Of con-
tgaOus oouatiss, ~, be eoaplss and include
~ a. mag BE- Al equal number Of the population upon
Hllcll cA@eQ - ~ A "
tI.i-s, Of tie USIrHD SrArEs'
These clauses Of the COHs.itgon are based OF tie
idea that We are 20 r,P-sssHsIiioH ~ s C0H
sr,s, Of "a Uaif,5 S:Isi aud provides for the EPpOI
toament Of tlat representation vti view TO the alec
ton O. slca repre-; 'nti.iVes
Pie sueada sns proposed for a,a ;adou or rejection
e. he people, strikes oU, the words United States
uasre they occur. and inssrs toe words Confederate
States in their pllcs. II the people r. &C. the amend
usats they, Of course ri this With the ctaeys aud
eds 20 suck TO the present Constitution aud thus vote
s5lfz,i aopo-doaug The State With view :, send rep
rs,s..l.igss 20 "a CJgrs's Of the CJsSsrds Stats,
aud $; flsor Of the Coz si,u,ion il is. which
provides for representation 10 tbs Cares Of s Ur ~
SAGE, aud Claims TO be sptiill 20 such representation
Whatever NAV be the feelings and motives Of ,'oss
800 q = slen yg1e, cast wi be Immediately af
ter the late rsysrses 70 arms the eeet Of e VII t.
% convince the people Of The North and he Cover,
msrts Of Elropc ,s repent OF What We have done,
are HuF flaly CT ne last cords that bind us L
,se Uai,ed s'sts-thst itere s il truth strong U1i
ssn:im %. 10 our midst and tina. Ee preparing 10
b14 cur uecks to the cruel yoke which Yankee mas
tr have prepared for Cta be that tbs people Of
vrE-a are prepared to give sreh vote this Its
e7-6 lcHty asserted d. they are. Can0ct believe f.
b D., us var p-tot- 70 beware sad po,a: to PsO-
..s.c --.5-,. ths. lea vefore them
propose 20 continue tbs suffice. Il two mere brief
article ASTI-TANKEB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

$50 francs or ell Os7 at Paris, and in the
branches to 1876 4ss s96 francs, E5OS75ss, making
total of elS go While the circulation OF notes had
increased TO 40. 900 600 francs"
In addition to this financial aid to the Government
and the people Of France during the erss Oh 'Hs
B,pk a, the cost of 80 500 COO imported from SoroAo
S272 600 GOO as means Of sustaining the eredi 'ne
commerce the manufactures and the industry OF france
In the crisis Of 1857, caused by the war In lnds'
II adj TO this the operation Of the Credit hob
E.rr which va organized in 1854, With capital o.
ara 600 600 We I'D that during the critical period Of
hs var With Russs in 1855, that company subscribed
for Ifs, millions Of tie loau Of $4,000 900, and IuE
h,,sd during the year SAG s55s Of RsDtes and shat
il operations on the Bourse in aid Of the public credit
we're as much a. a. 900 O0O per month for nine mOrsbs
Of hat year. showing that association Of capital s
Indispensable mescs OF sustaining public credit by the
aid which such associations give in The process Of fund
ing the public debt.
Aad here il may be well TO repeat that, by Increase
Of bank capital we do not increase Of the eur
reney; but on the contrary, urge an increase Of
baak eap.sa the oay means o! preventing at this
time, great redundancy and, consequently rpcous
depreciation Of tho currency Dor our proposition 10,
thai every dosr issued BY the Backs shall be represent
cd by bonds Of this State or Confederate States pledged
for its redemption; and, the tsdes Of the BAREs
should b. convertible into bOrdS, toe issues Of the
Baks vould facilitate here they did in England AID
Fsnsa, the process Of funding the public debt Which
psoo,s3 Of funding will reguh.e the quantity Of cur
Isaey and prevent redundancy beyond the legitimate
wants Of the public indicated BY the rate Of interest
charged for ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08
ours, tgui7
APPONATTON

pazlpFr. RliLRot9 Asc,Dsyr.--A uost appalling
&C, de-. gts1rie' "a re Jseksen Rai,cl5 Jesterd
"a r.sr, DC 1-cE -yls and ega. o'clock, abJzt rh =
l-,- P5l.e1s c1a 4 'peot % ifNd, on vl,cn vas
tre Mississippi regiment, caTe in co':sleH with a
d9el 'ra.l osI-1 VI .lUo's sad gs0t.ai sna2h ~
&c consequence. 10 SAiGh ;vsny''ig1t perso2 io-'
,fs'- asss l.a r.ry mere scre badly Injured most
l zh1r vail cripps1 for lie. We into. mel that
e0giJer- a Jas luEber train running CoIE'ry &
tls able % the ros1, and bis ehg At!r Tbs ace
den, Fold seem 20 iudie.ts test tbs IS correct
oier sae1 Tor The accident s the sI ss.cs Of
a ie-ss ios ~hch prevented tie engineers trains
ir.u see; fgr Sad Ths Of the up ;gair vas badly
ha,; bu .u Of hs down sin escaped a-d took - the
sz.m2 10 avoid being lvnchsd BY the Infatuated soldier
" O Ball ttH, 2s.i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-08

AHREsrs.-oa Thursday, mechanic named William
VIII and Dan Bt,erz, superintendent Of the Monti.
cello House, Broad street. arrested by the detective
police, on the charge o. disoyaty. The police found
Ulioa gs the Monticello House. which together
sith tie papers aud books Of he German Turner's
cistion, we're taken possession o. Yesterday, Il L
Wigsud PROPRIETOR OF millinery store on Broad street
arrested on the charge oil dslOyalty. Tobias Pear.
SOIL proprietor OF the Yorktown House, and Geo War.
re-, Who keeps bar in the basement Of the old . oaa
Street ole veTs arrested for ssag Esuor The guard
ouad several gall)u- o. Gauor at Pearsolr which WaS
poured iu the CATER flsre have been no further dis
Charss Nearly all the persons arrested on the charge
Of dis oyaly we're born outside Of the limits Of TIE
southern Cor federacy