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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
rr.i,eroy. ana Iusepsiary I.eTspd..

[Ffem th1 Kichinynd E5amiaer, dptjt 22.
Yes,el day sorning The wallis Of the houses
ol Phrcell, Lsdd & Co., E. B. Spence Il Co.,
Binford Porter, the Powhatan House, and
other conspicuous establishments about town,
we're covered with inclndisry and blasphemo Is
writings, = verbatim copy Of some Of which
We siss below. The writing was in q fair,
round, and deliberate hand, and all evidently
performed by one and the same person-the
writing IN the various places named being
identical in character. The dirty work must
have been begun before The street lamps were
sxtinguished at ~ O'clock on Saturday night,
as il could not possibly beaccomplished in the
dark. We are confirmed in this opinion BY
the fact that all the writings are in the neigh
borhood of the lamps. From the amount OF
writing and the size Of the letters, grsnting il
to have been perform by one hand, it isi
computed It could not have occupied the writer
less than an hour; that is, from eleven to
twelve O'clock. Where, It is on every hand
asked, where, during that dull hour Of tbs
watch, were the much Wanted, highly paid
$4 per diem and perquisites) detectives
Where was Rossvslly: Where was Bob
Cruwl ME-"
That the writer was an Indifferent post and
an an hlaeta'e , ana o'aspneInous man, mere can
% ou' one opinion among 'oose VINO scan
TIE WRITING on rnE WALLS
on Purcsll' Ladd z 20. 8 east wall
"on Yorktown's walls the cry is still they
come
ohsnge your neiis INTO cannon, ana charge
"son,harn I.,;co, oov.,.a In o,.rr
.pinks of cbivalrv,n e'
"Ths Lord i On o,r ,;d. h,, 4, eons.
oosneo Of pressing encsgem.nts el..Hbsr.
conld moi attend ., Be- Ridss nons,Sor'
Gc Arn
!" H. " m .,so bo nr.ven,od from, ,;s;,;,r h;s
chosen ,n;nlsr A. yorL,own TpNe 1'
dc -. -
:. ern n.Nu n0sr" .. arg oea.,ns low-
isss..s..es ns... UVas.sss snan we zoe
On E. D. sne,c, q o. = w.., -, ~
"Sa......N - " west wal;
p.,,;o' vu'e'n,ng new under the sun, to wit;
r.suSoa' suhooas ,-.a--.-.--------
v,. uonalsi uniuri your banners over
iork'o"n waHs
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

TurPentins nigh, be made a rrea,
source OF wealth TO Carolina. if a little
energy was infused into its manufacture
IL sells IN its crude state for two or three
dollars per barrel, and costs but little to
dlslIl 1t. 1t is a subject that the citizen,
OF 'hls State would do well 10 heed, for
these goods must he had, at some rate
The manufactured material can be
bought at a very reasonable figure, and
good Investment might be- made by
ouying 1t up and sending it North 10 he
manufactured, If it cannot be done her,
A man was in our office, on Wednes.. :.
day who told US that he had about 500
barrels OF iurpentine, waiting for mar.
kct' and also informed US that there was
a large amount of it held by bis neigh.
bor'' This material ough, to be man
u'"c'ured and in the market 10 supply
the increasing wants Of the communi,v
Some Of our Northern capitalists woujd
DO well to establish ,hem,elye, here,
buy up and manufacture the material
and ship it for market.
We have thus thrown out a few itlea,
for men TO digest. We shall resume The |
subject again soon.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
Capture OF Baton Ropp..

CHICAGO, Friday May 2, 1862
FRO" He feet rs learn Of The eaptur. .
Baton Rouge and tie Confederate A,,,o.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

D-The Rebels are incansolaJle in their wnil
Jugs over the fsli Of New ortans-sorue eb.tg
ing Gen. Lowell with treachory. Com, Hollins
CHE man who was NOT captured at Island 10,
passed through Columbia :. C.. en- route 10,
Richmoud, on Saturday. lie expressed him,el,
as perfectly amazed at ihefall Of The Crescent
CITY. lie sta'e'l that there were 100 heavy guns
In position on the lsrec, between Fort jackson
ard the city 'siha. the RRnboat Louisiana was
ready and waiting tha, numerous boarding.
parties, composed Of active young men, were or.
g"nizcd 70 board anJ take the national vessel.
f" all hazards and that the Mississippi. the con.
SORT Of the Virginia, although unfinished, could.
II necessary, be brought into action. -
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News from tile south.

The following extract is from laic South
crn paper:
Rebel Mesoufces to be HusJdnded in the
Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th ult. .tbeedtor
urges upon the rebsls the necessity Of hus-
banding the resources Of the South, upon which,
he says, the maintenance of their army de-
pends. His remarks are chiefly addressed to
the army officers, and he urges them to inter
lere no more than is absolutely necessary with
The agricultural operations OF the country.
While urging upon the one hand that the
consumption and destruction by the army
should be reduced TO the minimum, through
the attention Of the commanders, IN appeal is
made TO the farmers to exert themselves to the
utmost in the production Of supplies. While
lamenting the centiguity Of large portions Of
the Confederacy to our lines, and the general
fsslins 0f uRssgsplS xhlsl .hs sudden ..! shi.:
ers, accompanied BY the doleful but significant
remark that "it is bard to SOW when tbey
know not who shall reap" he implorcs every
farmer, especially those Of Virginia and Nsrth
Carolina, to plant the utmost acre, and to
choose those acres which will bring the most
corn, giving them the assurance that it will all
be needed; that IL his admonitions are not
Needed, their own families must slaryc.
lhs rebels have just discovered that Il IL as
important to RAISE corn as to enlist soldiers 10
make Hour as 10 manufacture cannon and thai
ssei and salt porE arc as necessary as bullets
and saltpeter.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

4 AhorABLE LoT OF paIsoNERs. cumuap,
OF feminine camp followers turned up among The
stuff captured At Island No 10. A Ale,ier from ,b.
Island gives the following account Of these pri,.
onersi-
"Al one Of the deserted rebel cnmp, on ,h,
tennessee shore, opposite the island, som. 6te.n
ee twenty women. many Of them young and ros,d. /.
looking, and all we'll dressed, wsra diseov,,sd n,
charge 1.-THE oibcers' baggage. From their orty,
appearances and the violsnt manner IN which th,v
spoke Of tho Yankees. ofien adding smpha,i, "a
.het condemnation by profanity. their peculiar
profession TO the fhgaciaus chivalry could harJlv
ev misnndersiood and u they had moi b.ss
lnsir alleged claims 70 tho property held a, an
ohset TO certain kindnssses extended 10 m. ,sh'
els who had abandoned them, would hsv. IaJ,
no room for doubt In the secular mind rh,s. !,
seems that many of the southern lsad.r. al
leisuro even In ths midst Of war, uhlle thsv I..n
upon the stalwnt arm Of Mars, TO enelasp NJ .ons
'has sneltclsa ihs waisi Of vsnusP :
We always believed we could whIp tbe y.r.
KEGS, and nothing has done 40 much "a
strengthen and confirm that belief A opr Az |
'S.erA-R'eA@0nd, (Ha.,) Rhig
This Is hope u not logic. Tho moro the
rebel. ar, licked, III. more hopeful grows n.
Whis Well, after all, thA, /. precisely our
position. View NOR, lickipga viii finish The
Job pleass don't disaPPos,t the WHY
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10


| R A school Tor the children Of m. M;
Zen" Of Newbern, .fres Of eharg. viii b,
opened on Monday the leth inst. Parent. A.
s'rins instruction Tor their children In IN, Pr,
mary English branches should max. early
application. ~
VINCENT 2oLrIn, sup't Of IN. Poo,
PHos'sIse FAMLr-A bu,in.,. r.n,l.n.., :,
residing on Long I'lsnd. has been recop,, 80 n,i
,snled with large family sndsr rather a,,.pi,h.
lug eircnn'IAnso' lie Is now living with M.
third wife the o'ber Two having died ehIldl,.. ,
6ut'lihoigh his la'r marriage was las. than ios,
years ago hq has twelve children, all slI,.sna
we'll Mihs Ore, b'th hl, wife presented sI,s
with one rbIld, at the second bIrh with ,vo :,
The fourth with three. and a, the ahh with fonr
Zach weighing over ss' en- pounds Eight n.u,.
are constantly employed In attending 20 tho s.r,,
oi this promising family Tho ialhsr /. an ,uc.
i'0noet and Ough, to change hi. cry to 'eomlur
" T. Ucrid.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
oFFICIAL-


Capt. Daniel Messenger, Provost Marshal,
viii order all dogs running at large in this
city TO be destroyed; this order 10 80 into ef.
feet tomorrow Nhe 7th) -., - .-sless-a
By command Of Brig General J. G. Foster,
p. W. HUDSON,
Acting Asst Adi't General
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10
North Caroline PRODUCES.

hS AN$1"N ePHotushiS"s w OSh
lector for the port Of New Orleans.
and the assurance Of Secretary Sew
ard that other ports will soon be open
for the promotion Of mercantile and
commercial pursuits, give currency to
ha-id1a-AaA- -nA-L-i:--
port, that Beaufort and Newbern are
to be opened immediately.
The opening Of these ports soon will
have teEdency 10 stimulate the great
productions Of the seacoast Of Carolina.
and that is Turpentine goods and Fish.
There are hundred Of turpentine farm
ers in those districts which have been
freed from the rebels who take the oath
OF neutrality, not wishing to take sides,
in the unsettled state of affairs, who
might now turn their cautiousness to
good account, by Immediately gong in
to the turpentine trade. There are
large quantities of this turpentins COM
modify. in its crude state, now on
hand. in Carteret, Craven, Hyde and
beaufort counties, that need only TO be
distilled in order to be available for
market There are plenty of stills here
IN Newbern, now lying idle, that could
be used for that purpose.
The North Carolinian is as fond Of
making money as the money-loying
Yankee. The Yankee has the money,
and wants the turpentine that the Car
Gilman has stored up awaiting market,
and as rates are now running. few
spectators are making colossal fortunes,
by taking advantage of war times
Our attentive Boston correspondent,
WIN. LINoHaM, Jr., informs us that the
-4ftea. f..--.L>ea- -eaqrisz syYs .os---.----
iurpentlne IS worth, or rather brin0s
Sl'45 per gal, Common Rosin "a to 81
dollars per bbl., and Tar 9 and 10 dol.
lars per bbl. Of course. the stock in
the North is wholly in the hands of a
few spectators, and they pretend tha,
there is no more 10 be had:
This is sufficient to show that there
IS scarcity ofthese goods at the
North, and one would naturally suppose
that 1t would be a sufficient .timulsnt
to nenfrals to go 10 collecting and dis
'llIlng turPentinc and thus reap their
share Of the golden turpentine harvest.
Facilities for transportation will soon b.
had, and the products can be exchanged
Tor the, cash, which the men hersbopt,
are so fond of bagging up, or for food
and goods, which are becomingso so alarm.
ingIy scarce outside of Uncle Sam,
family.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-10

Press on ys valiant heroes led by gallant chief
Lathe prs~ess shown in battle soon bring the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-09

~ z &c ,.Gi + 6; - = = y s. = - y u
IN rLcfD-A small u ea:t4 OF the shOvs aTtcIec,
'nr eel, ng tc rE1tSsoS CO.,
IL - :. az :tEet..
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DEFLORABLE AFPAlR.

Tic Charleston "Gcuriel" otFriGsy, Fs:L.cs
the following:
A party. oonsis;iu:: c: M4i,r E. E Sell, g
this city, David haGIar, Passenger frosa Au-
gusts, aid three Of tia ccoT. I'll ihs schooner
Guide. captured LIS; SaIurcGy night, by the
hlockaders cit this port, G:r" put ashore 10y
their csptols Oh G.obs' !sla.li last " ednesday.
They remained on the Island Until Friday
murning, unable 20 get c0a"eJsEc: Ia the ci.y,
and wsre first discovered 6y tbs pi'kets Of
Hatcu's Battalion The pcte.s, ras awaro Of
snr ptrson boins on tho lsinail, aud observing
Mr. Kautfsr, who was Standing Oh th: piazz;
of the heuse in which they b.! entered, fired
at him, believing him &c hs oae Ct ..la enem3.
Mr. Kauffer were . blue sut similar to The
undress uniform OF Tho tneuy, ard, ca the
appearance OF the pickles., attempted 10 run
nto tho hGuRc. THIS, nc dOuol, caused the
fatal mistake. a psli shn! tr:u III E:.irld
ria struck aim 10 tlio breast pass!ng clear
through him, coming nut a ito back. Hc had
barely time to got IT. tau front tooIn, when ne
FELL snd expired.
Maiar Sell, tho suLarc;reurl the sctcjnct
Gnide, who was in ,h- .ItIae r,a out an3
displayed white dsg. Oar Pckcia shal
ca1uv up and learned from Major Soil the oiv.
curuatances Of his csptur" ard :slassr, AID bis
da,enliau on the hlaRd siare Wednesday,
Much regret Was expressed frc Tho fatal inis-
sske made. and every assistanco rendered TO
enable the remainder OF the psrtr % reach
the city. Tney we're eoD'eys,i &C. Sullsaa's
Island, whore tho party acIe !u:al:hej With
boat by Col. kri.;, aaa reached !ha city
abou, iour o'clock Fri:ay stternc:!
An inques. was held CT the bray Of Mf.
Ksuffr, br Coroner " Whiting, at Gens-al Rip
iey's headquarters, enG n verdict rendered
of "acc;dontal death Dir. Kagtf;!'a remains
will b. Self! to nis relatives ia Augusta. The
money, pspers, and other prnorety Of tho 60
ceased. remain in the hands Of tho Coroner,
subject 10 the order Of .he dcceased's vela:i"ss.
mojor Sell reports Tho capture OF :iic Echcon
er Wave the same night by tho bis1kadefs,
and tHo Others whose natnss TO did NOT 80.
member, :Eaking four 10 all.
The hlockadins cot CT sha harbnr while
he remained viii, tncu, consisted OF the steam
ers Jas. Adger. Augusta, F.anbau, Huron,
SusQuebanna, (hsg ship Florida: bMk snd
sailing vessel of Bulls. Tbs GUIDE was
captured by the Hur:u, enc 0: toe cew gua-
boats BY Lincaln's Uongres;- tns Wafs by an
armed yacht Hs dnes ait 5JlosT h"w the
CHER two were captured
The blockAdsrs nDsSted that the sSine 01nr-
tsrs that reduced Eor, Pulaski would answer
for he reduction OF Fort Sumter, Al;d iney
wns!d t7y i: Ms soon a, SaYanush fell. Atous
8itsen noais ike the Huron, they asserted 70
be finished and coming South.
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REPORTED cArTUEE OF SOUTHERN VESSELS.


fe.oa ths Washington ChranIcls, May ~
Tne Government gunboat Santiago do Cuoa,
from Port Royal, having lett on the S0th Ill
,imo, has arrived at Now York. She brings
in The rabsl steamer Isabel. The Santiago
chased the rebel steamer Nashville several
hours ON the Esd uit, but was unable to over
take her.
On the asie day the Santiago de Ouba CAP
tured q schooner from CHARLESTON, 8. o., load
ed WITT cotton, which was destined for Key
Vest Two other scbooners, with assorted
ca7gors Tor the Southern trade. vera also
taken. and gro now on their "ay 10 Nav York
PnlLAprLpnGA, May S.-Tho retel steamer
Berca,,ds, which sailed fr. Ia Liverpool about
the firsi uf April for Bermuda, was captured
on Sunday last f the Hole il the Wall BY
tho steamer Mercidata, Commander Selldagen
Sas was brought here to-day IN charge CT
Prizolnss,er Abbott
uer cargo is principally powder aud NUM-
lions OF ar Size s heavenly laden With arms
The Captain, crew, and twelve passengers.
were on beard the Bermuda. Also taken, tho
steamer Florids, captured in St. Andrews Bay,
Florida, She also arrived at the Navy YARD
tois afternoon in charge Of Prizsmaster Lewis.
she has On board about two hundred bales OF
cotton.
". q. Harrison, pilot with the engineer
and Limo Of The crew, took the oath OF a!legl-
auce and came aboard the steamer. Nine. of the
crew. who refused to take the OATH were put
sshore in St Andrews Bay.
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~ i HURRY

4 iir!.e: o7atie il :s5t 81. 'taFii'!an;
r,queit. ia mentioned - sand;;ss5, uAio,
cores pondent rs hayirs Pictured BY al. 'lu-
fortunate Individual in tbs; Frsior, h0 VIZ
giving tc tapping" .nfi 5no mag: tvn:!o iii
wing home Ii 8 cfsay ons,ilurso Iagon, in
crossing b railroad track, lie WAS RIM lnto ny
ito locomotive, BIS :.t,;c!g tsrlelish,d, AID
himself landed uGhurr aool, two rods troia liz
scene OF disaster. Tao eng n=er stoppcd 10
see il any ora vas krllId, snd found tna victim
or ms harcs and kuccs Well, i.ien6." said
be, ::are you badly huris' Tia rfply, Yen
kee line vas suother question Gfaw1 Out -
"Wil!--YoH -. e.i-s-i . auS, "T-~iit'i;--
m1rr,ag r Tau origtTac- vsnss!"h.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
y,,Raosc MARKETS.. MAY Q. 1869.

x;vr csuts rllcL eeatI Butter and Soda,
20 ,pw.l ssSd demsnd and continued light supply,
h. advanced. We aow quote hos round tsAa
S"sr.,-Sl yUio '.iire'Al
~. cue - cssts ieT hushet
80 xrI,-Si.f luS per huShsi.
.SSs,.s-X.e. - cents rss .n supply yearly exhaust
-A,.n, n,lns roaso e.Ass; r.',aw Sass COTS
rsrprr--S. cents PERL
l,,ys---Is gncs River, S2.eGaaV9,
,.,T;rS-9A - cents per ID.
S,Is r.a.s-sy tsSi4 per h.. Cant!eutes, o. cents
x? Fs;l7-f.achss. unpealed from $s,GsaGbs PsA
!. ~ .oa; srp - 8 SasSiS per bushsi c.. .,..,
:S,l.>5: saueks, tlal rs per crt
'-'S JS,a.s silver Manipulation susno, s6A (
-. ,msii and rapidly reducing Mexican gan,
-: ssrsr..o. esq B'os Ash. $40. Little or n''.'
:. Eer,li'seri
yS.:ss.s- Quiet, =; s.xsSl cents per b.
:IlN,,,r -ACu,;s7l; II 81 .,a
--vs-He 9vote Supernne Vt Sia'3o h1us r
:. ,..a, SS5i+a Co. d-, ,s
,,.--G;scn. - cents; s4.ct, ssllH oent' wy: i-a
''eas.sh refined AID Anerie.a. bat SS"u sv'
!, old la ll,sI:ea sasr:niss Al 'oeA'' PCT AZ
,-.t.s uece 10 us'k-t ,,>,.- a, ,.r H.
~ s Ssnss ssir.ns S.s5 cea.. Gait
7S' - PEI do,er s,Set OF all Inds very l::h.
s'isy-.s tS:cs-.urply swaI. .,,,m,s
.--,t.Aa.asn un.sci'd, s.ss ~ pa ''1' 'oAs
6 .a..:s-S.u Orleans, 81 e1ssco
- :. >, .ain!co. Jail o,iN
49, ,H-F:.a s. c-nt,; shcrts, aS csnl. Brown
go, .i.astugt, ~ snts;
''S-' lsal ~; -ns. h!ns s.. 50s2.oU per gal
*,..-us saeie 81 censPes bushel
-: :ai 10 p-r ed,SL
s.hn.::--.sv,r isd, .i3l+-isuss b! ssss EnossJ
IS ,,...a..t gasl.a, ~ sent, Ter Id.
>,.-,Bres: s ssi cents per ID; eosse, sSato cia,-
,., r.l.s 4 Sor;a Carolina sals At Oil pes sack
...t,--lr DrssS. G: Tobacco ale small, kad cost
'.--.>s OF a a, :hls 'lae u .e-o?e-rA 1heIs !s
- ::a.,,a Ia ihs market, and prices IRE low
,.-.,ls lsis..,. ust 1T $.4s2k; scoifssS&. ~
:rs,sX; scoa 5sxa!6; mac sSa2Esla
~ ....o seats per 20 ,r
.,.,T-p J :.,5.l.lv; white sI.Io.ilh and dull
.,~r.t.. sith Sc P.!sss
LIKE; as, s2d arrivals Light, otsss coats Per
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ER0& FnRT ERlG HI.

Cauo, Friday, Mpy 2-rhe latast news
from re fleet ssys i, was generally believed
that Simultaneous attack would be- made by
the fset before tho close oi the week.
Tie tlorn,s continue firing 1T Fort Wright
1T intervals of I'm minutes. Commodore Eoote
is preparing fot ;: ::a"cial attack on ths rebel
FORKS Ar .',os Gu our hcct was expected
on Tuesday from, thu rcosi gunnoa!s. Our 10
tilla formed in iiro Of ba'tl,, bat 10 4eino:.-
STATIONS were made.
The river is stationciy', AID eight iaelca
higher :hsn cSrf before known.
Memphis rsne.s Of tho 29!c say, Insa.!ag
held tho night before, had concluded to burn
;hc city 10 case Of Tho approach of the naiionsl
6 II
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ROLLINS aNsI.TC1Ea

bOi ETJUKT sPNIEES, ".
TaiEE EEK session Of ibis Institute w ol5n OF th7 isl
< Wednesday In June next, and coaunus ten nou'La
ruoton III rdei In Ill tbs branches o! feua, educaaoa
Usually taught 10 uIttuuons of r.. highest gTsda Ice
location IN Roaaoke county, 81 niles from tue shEinm
and ranne.srs Rslrshs combines tbs au-lrtssS5 OF
rcn cuS L. ouninln scenery, Eac Hnei a. Ta!sE
TEEys:
eos,d and T.;,joa ln ycs;Lh B:anch., 600
T,ition IN Music Observation-Disclosures. -
no do Drawing and paintiEg froo-.-..: j: 70 o.
~Pupils stop e. Honnace,s. whence al Cr7Ii%as
will run the nrs: ten days Of the ssssiua
ANY fufthsr iuivrr,stun may be Lad oy k:oressas
OuAKIE5 L. COOKE, Sppt,
Bo.esoust Springs, ROANOKE Co., Va
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V.HG:Hit.-.IN ciAAcEEY.-t:. arryi.l coaay
Court, April 10, Isn1:
l.nrke koslcson, Hi--III--
against,
ErLssca w. Robinson WIDOW end Eff cuLnx Of Anthoa!
Rooin..p Chrl.topher A. Roua.ou Anue q. Rob'nsc-,
Cnsries Bullock and MARGARET o. aif wis, std sdueat A.
Crenshuw and Nary bis viz, and oshers, Deb.hdausT
The OBJECT CT tails ult il ~ cbtGIE pot5n Il tho fea
ests,s Of Anthcry Robinson, Is., aeos1i'd, a1oag"
bis dc:he.s; and aNdAv:t barring t-sn aade sns
A;ed that Tie tf:ea dA1Is, Charles Bullock Sad mar
gerrt c., his wife, aud Edunai !. Co.'s. ~ AID
MArJ IL vito, MOI rcitdsa:s d TINS Connnn
Sssh Il Is ordered ira: the sid defundan:e appear
bDre within moth after ihs ssa pseIcaion Of ms
order und d, hat ecesIasy 10 protect h. Interests
And hist copy fths order h. pcb,Eed c7ce week or
four ,uccensvr weeks 10 tho 2ichncau Enquirer, usi
o. Der publish ID tbs city of Richmond sni pese 81 :r
front door 81 h9 touzs Ut hshiSa County on u=
As: d., Of the asIt County EoaTt OF said County.
4 Oopy-Tsato
Anil 14-iagd= TA;. R0LEgs, Q. 4 G.
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Tzr GAsDolrn :'AvALHT We ,,o 2Ie.ss'i
10 learn thu, this Corr PnJ, mEioh /; to 90 attached
- Col H. c. Pasc's EeGuant, completed it. o.
gansatioc. Tnrou1h ,ho exsr!icus Of it. oecers,
assisted b. Col P=ra, nnous 80 thirds or the rae
hers h.vo ts.n raoun,od Ar. Loe sisuor5, with
characteristic bsrai.tJ, Eno 30 cossrr6 eonsertsa
t. give au entertainment fo: their benefit, I'm ord5t
20 Enable them g complete thsir ee';p ut1tl which
WI, .Asa plaes at Metro1oii;sa !isli, or Tuesday
nigh, ner.. Wetee! sure that CT ct!;ars will siG
ohportplly II swelling the numbers OF the sud'o:ce
upd hn,,eniny the aoo,ue lishnsci osshe coee: de-
sirsS.
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FOX SALs.s

a HAEDsoME Residence and store House at tie sd
- male oollesa:e Iusta1e 70 ms county o. Sse.:od
ad contains fout CT i've rcoaa psssas:s, dining rooa
and has At.ushcd oiae Nth three oersi stir= quaI
ter Toe. corn, carriage aid ctce' nosss sooa 'aois @
Vita selected fruit Su gardens tnelosed
handsome yard NTH choice selection OF aover,, ko-
Come and SEQ.
Tha.e i, also store hou.r AMI shoe shop, with one amt
half acres laid well uciOsed, end hue stand 70. ss
1nae:IzreJ. a. Gravel HILL Buckingham, Virginia. il
VIII be sold, or rIcss,gsl Tor Rict:.oend p oPs.ty
IT, O. RRaNSP0RD,
i,I,s-.us, Agent.
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TEE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.

WHEELING, Friday, May 2 "A dispatch, TT
csived las: night at Headquarters. f:om Ger.
Cnx, Ct the K2nawhs Department, speaks Of
still.c,ntinuod storms. The .oiis aee fright
full
Tho rows that tho enemy is abandoning
Grosnorier county, is credited, as tho move
rnent is an inevitable consequence OF demon
stratons making in tho Valley.
Schenck progresses steadily but slowly,
GIVING TO nigh waters,
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A correspondent says, l vac aolnetius ago
in bar Der shop. erjoying Inc delightful tin.
citations o f a Fhampaon, ghen & Il I'LL: burger,
very taika tvs ieloS, and as oIack as tha
acc OF spades, saul to me vita his S:rcEseh!
rsarkey wang: "Massa -, do you kaow
lsgycr -. VI tbs same building whore
,our ctIice IL p On, yes, very S'oIL" Hes
got the Titles. kesd ecer seed on maa.'
At this 7e.aars, t. Sig, fat, chultg n*sTo.
iounging on se.tss, spoke up-"W hats DC
Use 30 u big trunk, widout any close y
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TIE CASE or az5. * El.a Tic ao1 jor7
enpsua eleG TO- tasiug .cto cUrside1ao he Gee OF
Geo. W Eiso, tue eounterfsi;er, 'ne! on JesIofdaT,
nv Order c. The =, ) Gi:tic. Couu aad brought II
t7o indictments against the aee1oed, ora Tor Ie'rs
Confederate no.ss OF tL cea- ...as:.cn q :sh Col
IcIs, lna vns :os forging Coniri'rsto ne:ce Q! the
dencniiis;,c:: 81 ccs EuEirc lpoo ire IoTNe1
;ldictneas be jary found tsL lats, anG aPon LIE
any iur,Aef da!ay
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Ej3T,
HiNE undeItGei Icc1tors Of Charles HUME oeeeseS',
Lo., sosie l;ls ago. the certificate ier thrso SHAFT
Of stock 10 hs VI Alrs Ind Alexandra Railroad COMPANY
Issued 70 th- Sl CEzric, HnI-, Of Madison coantJ w
GINA, In b.. lie Uu5.
TIE los wa OF transmission through the mail from
olson 10 Ae1s:.dr,l A.y ,fornailoc Gso1t 1aid ee-
tihcxe tie recovery II the ssns ;eISe5s SOefs VIE
JOSEPH e sparkle,
HENRY :. 5PAkKa,
Ea-e atora oIGharles Hume, deceased
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