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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-06

PRltELAMATl
by THE sIDEN T

8 u IL L -
To the People of the Confederate States Of
An,er1ca
psnemy, wagiDg war In a manner viola
tive OF the usages of civilized na lions, has In =
vaded our country. With presump'u us re-
lance on superior numbers, he his declared
his purpees to reduce us TO submission. We
struggle to preserve our blrthIight d consti.
tuition al freedom. Our trust is In the justice
OF our cause and the protection Of onr God.
Recent disaster has spresd slcCm ever the
land and sorrow sits at the hearth stones OF
our countrymen but q people conscious OF
rectitude and faithfully relying on II cir Fa-
Their IN Heaven, may be cast down, 6us can
not be dismayed They may mourn the loss
Of the martyrs hose lives have been sacIi-
feed in their defence, bat they receive this
dispensation Of Divine Providence wi h b um
bic submission and reverept faith. And
that our hosts are again going forth to battle,
and loving hearts at home are filled with
anxious solicitute fer their safety, /: ID meet
that the whole people should urn implorins
IL to III cir Almighty Father and beseech His
aH-powerfu! protection.
To this end, therefors, l, JEFFERSON DA-
Wis, President Of the Confederate S .ates Of
America, do issue this my prcclln alton, IN
wiling all the people to uoite at their several
places Of worship, on Friday, thu 18Th day q
the present month OF HAY, In humble supplIt
cation to Almighty God that He will vouch-
safe His blessings on our beloved country
that He will strengthen ard protect our ar
mics; hat He win watch 9v-r and pI serve
our people from the evil mqchinatiops OF our
enemies; ard that He will, in his own good
time, restore to Us the blessing CT peace and
security under His sheltering care.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of the
Confederate States at Richmond, on the Sd
day OF May. A. ID. les2.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Tia Cor n.Cation Biz.

We are nos surprised at the wholesale
character of the Yankee con6scatiou bill.
When it comes to plundering people of their
property, Yankee Doodle ia at home. If there
is any peculiar hsd where his genius towers
above al! competition, it is in confscating
The wolf snntiug up the odors of d flo k Of
sheep never felt 30 happy and ravenous as
Doodle at this blessed moment GA, tho joys of
confiscation! Burning and bloodshed are good
IN their way, but the delights of murder and
robbery are nothing to those of co0fscation
Every acre that we own, every horss and
lnuls, every house aud barn, every agricul,u,
raj implement, and every article of household
furniture, are to become Yankee Doodle's
All of US who have helped to defend orr
country, in either "A military or civil capacity,
all who have given aid and comfort i'll any
wav TO the rebslion--aDd who has not p
are to be turned GU. OF house aud home, while
Doodle is to cock his legs over oar fire places,
snort hallelnjahs in our churches, and abolish
slavery by whipping the negroes to death, if
they do not kill themselves by hard work in
sx months after they have fallen into his
hands
We had supposed that the days Of the Cloths
aud Vaudals belonged to the past, but they
have been ''resurrected' again with ven
geance in this nineteenth century. This is no
mere figure of speech. The confscation bill
proves that /. lie 4 literal verify. This, and only
THE, is the interpret stion of the whole war.
Tee hungry population of this North, always
pressing hsrcely upon the means of subsist
once, must have an outlet, whore it can
grass in green pastures and by still rivers --
This they have found iu the sunny South, and
sooues or later they would have found pre-
text fer invasion. il no such thing as slavery
had ever existed. The war debt affords Il
conv enien. fundamentally for carrying out
their purposes, and, if they can succeed, We
are 10 bs skinned az thoroughly as ever a
butcher skinned carcase for the market
1t is this object, and this alone, which gives
vigor, unity and persistency to the Yankee
war. II is not the "gs-lorious Union" 1t Is
not military glory 1t is pounds, ehiilings and
pence. II They can conquer us, they m San to
make Us pay every cent Of the expense, and
more besides. They intend TO elbow US out
of everything We have upon the face Of the
earth, and 10 make their eternal fortunes out
Of our ruiu This is Il tangible and praetical
object, which Ats insxsctly to the comprshsn-
eion, the tastes and the necessities Of our in
vadsrs The dullest understanding among
them can perceive the uses of war with suoh
. purpose. The whole waz 10 piece Of ma
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Sxndvies--A man Was RECENTLY arrested In
Richmond, bv tho Provost Marshal, for en-
gaging in disturbance. On investigation It
appeared that he had belonged TO some kind
Of Zouavs company On tho Peninsula, ana
having got his discharge and transportsaion
papers for home on the 18th Of April. bad sold
himself as a substitute in Capt. n. Johnson's
artillery company After pocke,ing the
amount, considerable sum, by the way, ~
5000 was found on his person, he had
abrented himself from his company and IN
tended to travel homo on the transportation
ticket which he had saved for the purpose
His intention was nipped in the bud. Inere
have been hundreds Of similar cases, ana the
Confederacy and private citizens have oeen
d iuGle1 out Of thousands of dollars by DO
sigI ing knaves
Erasmus Kaskin, q free negro, who was
lately apprehsnded in Richmond, after levsnt-
ing from the Penitentiary, was yesterday 70
turned thither BY order Of the Mayor.
Il is understood that Mrs De Bar, at pres
ent the lea''ing old woman at the Varieties"
nd the best artist in her line, perhaps, either
in The United States or Southern Confederscy.
has ''seceded," or will soon secede, from the
latter establishment, to join the company now
playing at the Lyceum on Broad street En- pas
.ant, the company will soon move to Metro
poiitan Hall.
Il having been satisfactorily ascertained by
authority wide yesterdays DispatcA) that NO
soldiers we're ever buried alive in the cemete
ries near this city, it may bs stated az fact
which the Reporter trusts no interested party
will cauee to be contradoted) that the Hospi-
tails here are al full to Overlooking and that
very extensive one ia now in progress at Dan
Vile, capable Of accommodating 3,OOO patients,
and tina. hose III power seem determined TO
let the country doctors have an equal chance
with their town brethren in killing of (or
curinsl "our brave defenders" Judg
ing from the way lakewood cemetery
is ii lag up, the former is the more
fashionable amusement of the two
We have it from the very best authority that
recently, on the Peninsula, when Gen. Ma.
Richmond, Gen. Mcclellan was doing the
same thing from Yorktown for the purpose of
making a demonstration at or near Freder
h,,r,
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A Battle Picture Lee Mallory, whose
War Illustrations have been 30 generally
admired, has, we understand, nearly Gem
ps,ed his forthcoming exhibit ton of the great
feat of the iron clad steamer Virginia i'll
Hampton Roads From Il glimpse at the
mimic pillows, we should say that Neptune
would pronounce them as natural as life.
Such entertainments are well calculated TO
awaken and keep alive patriotic feeling
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How NawsPAPsxs wRaB IssugD IN TIE VI ~
q lsl2-Uur venerable brother Of the Macon
Messsrser relates the following.
In consequence Of the extremely high price
q, pa per, IL mis- ht not be out Of place to re-
mind our junior contsm poraries Of the re-
pors ~ ade by the journals Of the western
States during the war OF 1914, when II was
scarcely possible to procure paper or INK.
F,cS s1bscripsr provided himself with piece
OF cotton cloth Of the proper size, carried 1. 9
Gas rrfnted with toe best quality @ swan
mud When the subscriber and his n slgneors
nd reed IL, the IN Cd was wished co., and me
cloth returned to The printer for farther In
TO he "reminiscences, as the newa Of the day ts
to G asreliaels geniisman'' who hae pasasd
through Atlanta or TO teiegrsphlc dis
patch.
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Z for Auditing Bead
IyRNIhG sRSsION
The Senate reasEE.nbI. d ats o,clcck !, M

The Senate reassemb i. d At s O'Clock +. III.
s4r BsAaEos, - Lewis, moved that The
Executive be iufCr led thai the Senate is 10
SESSION aud reGdy 10 receive anv corumapica.
ticn BE- may havs 10 make.
EIr. EoBsRrsn :. o; Ric. mond city, with fl
view of asc"I -sining whether there WA p
quorum presep', called fer the ayes sNd nays
FIR ]ss2LL, Of T. f,r.on, though tIs proro =
sision or tJr Hk.sEcN proper tgessrtheif IS
il the S-na OF from L c"m9DQ Il y q ssired til.
.Pse md ."yS he cQuit Ts:.<h that result Is q
pRrlia;ss enlary way.
dir. koBHRT.os, CT Rlchnond city, was
anxious 20 hast call f h. Hcus, tbs. he
country might know who we:e iischrrEicg
their du is5 ind " no ware nor.
Mr. ARHsrSoNs Il II, me hire, thought
TIA; IS the call cf rae morAinx showed 10
quorum, IL Wa rs c.ss.ry to be certaia OF a
quorum bs'ore any ous,ntss could be tra.s-
acted
Mr. NEKsoE, of M,rios, moved an adj 1urn
=cent Till Il O'ci ca 10 morrow This motion
vas decIied 10 the affirmative by ayes 40
a9Vs S.
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PGrdoae9.-At the Last session of the AL
dermea's HustirSs Court, free negro, named
Bill Scott, WAS condemned to everlasting ser
vi'ude for the offence Of getting thirty dolare
from colored sister on pretence that be would
obtain her a substitute. to answer Capt Ia
gan requi,ision for a workman on ore of the
batteries said colored sister being interested
in one of the operatives whose services were
demanded by Capt. Hagan. The Court con
s.rued the t. stimOny to mean that Scott had
aiken the money and forgot to furnish the
qu,d pro quo, hence the sentence, on tho an
nonncement Of which defend ants counsel ap-
pealed TO the Governor for relief His Excel
lsncy very properly, az we conceive, pardoned
he "convict' on Saturday last, restoring him
to the bosom Of his friends-that ia, if he hap
pened TO have any.
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Complained OLA hospital under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton has, for some time past, been established
on 10th street, next to Cfawford's old saloon
1t seems that a resort for lswd females his
been also established opposite thereto, in rear
of Duva!'s drug store, and the managers oftbe
hospital have complained to the Provost Mar
shall that the attention of their patients is very
much diverted from their legitimate bushes
of sickness by the antics cut up by the laei
vious residents of the donicil alluded to. They
iisport themselves at the windows and doors
in half nude state, and in various other wa, 8
contribute to disgust The sober sided managers
Of the hospital Sometimes che patient sci
diars, throw wing off the restraints " ich would
seem to be imposed by the term in question,
repair 10 the d,mici in question, and exude
there from after n ard in condition that forbids
The suppositiot that their beverage WAS water
only. The authorities of the hospital have
asked the Proves Marshal to abate the mi
snrc., and it is quite likely that he will.
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cbinery, grand manufacturing establishment
for the purpose of making national ana 'n','
vidual fortunes. This 10 tho tempting oait
which gives keenness to their sppstites ana
fcrocity to their actions. But ought 1t not also
to &C. upon Us with equal power7 Ought We
not 10 be a. resol1te ia defending our proper
t, 90 they in plundering i'll Ought we not
10 feel and to &C, uyon the ssntimen: that we
have no earthly hope Of anything upon earth
hu, in the most deter mined and eternal resist
suro
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Richmond Zouares.-An election for officers
of the Richmond Zousves," (44th Virginia
Volunteers) held on the LIST of May, at Camp
West View near Stanton, Va, eiulted as
follows. Captain, Edward N. Airend, from
lss Lieu,epaut) LIST Lieutenant, n. Nixon
Walker, from ID Lieul.;l Senior I'd Lieuten-
ant, George Waldman, from ga Sergeant
Junior ID Lieutenant, John A. Omohundro,
from rauk This company is attached to the
com mand of Gen. Edward johnson.
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M MusIo There Ia nothing more r fnir &
irg than the voice Of woman, that ste Is DER
th senses hike the tone Of Il utes upon The Wa
tiers. The truth Of this Is so obvious, that
even the drama Is considered incomplete
without the presence Of some daughter Of
song, who NAV by her thrilling notes excite
the softer emotions OF the II altitude, and in
still into the mind, DISTURBED by outward tnf-
moil, the soothing recollections Of other and
happier days On several OCCASIONS, WI en-
N lie n &. ROIsvgRr, the gifted vocalist, was
at the Theatre, we had TO thank her for bsn-
ishing sorrovfHl ard trou blossoms though g,
GId the feet OF her sweet songs vas plai. Iy
visible upon her audiences We believe this
Young lady still Ismsins In Richmond ard
surely II would gratfy thousands OF loverS
Of good music 10 be Afforded an opportunity
of hearing her In public again.
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General Assembly of Virginia
EXTRA SESSION
~kNATS:.

5losDAr, May 8. 1852
The sense na' a:l2o'c ock, crd IA. cai.so
( or ser by s.'ru Gov iIOsrA5Ug.
2he rU.i y e. c. led and oHIy zig teen mem
Or. responded. w: Hsesrs ADdsrson, arm
',rons Ball, Eraunon, Coxhi. |, Ool Ter, Fia-
aay. darn':t. HtT', Isosil, Johns-r. M r
Thomp on, and Wiley.
mir. JoBEsoE, OF Bedford, su9g estcd 40 al
j,urnme-t until to- morIow IA II, u.
Mr. kcBsHTsos, Of Rich aond ci-y, thought
" yie- Of tina in. 20. taLCe u getting quo
7um today, ihat the Seua e h I'D bet er taae
-scess RItii q o'cioCA IN tna evening, and sat
.nitt"d mouol to taat tfs1s
This mo.ion, rs amended by MI. THoMPs, IN
90 DinHiidle, enting tee hour 10 9, +. III.
5as carried hy ayes 10. my. l.
Sc copy the caJs = Tar OF the only business
- which the rtten'ioE OF the Ssuata IL likciy
- h, called, consisting Of SENATE bills re urn
ID from the House a..d Jolrt resolutions re-
.urned frcm digto and net acted On at the
me OF adjouro men;:
q bill 20 provide for holding elections TO n
vac 'ncies IL the reprssenta, lou in III, 5 nat,
from ne Is h and 59th Districts.
A 0itI providing 10, the app in tnIept Of al
i.ional clerks in tie office OF the auditor o.
P,.h.ic Accounts.
! oil to lr vide temporary warsbousas FOR
;UJ=cco
a h:ii % es. blieh en- Lee pec tioai of Iea h,
IN lna city OF Norfolk.
A tin 70 reiund iicsps taxes 10 yoiun teeys
In th1 i.i.a!y service, nEi 20 other y rs;l,i
A oil 10 3meld q" Aci ep titled can Rcr 10
incorporate the a u ec.can Agency passed
oiGrch 20 b, 1901.
a BIZ, to- the relief o. Robert shisli, late
,her!F OF me - my Of York
2 bill gu .hOcj2 ng ina purchase tor the VA G
ii certain lots "A Holly HCoG Cemetery.
Il tisi amend the ist, TN aa.i : d SIC
tons Of an act on ti,iei' ia act to raise troora
to meet the reQuislalou on Virginia by tut
President of he t;ln f,i eyn:e S .ates" passed
February 10, ise1
hill r"vitI1R payment for horses taken
IL tno sci vac. ii tae state
s. bill - redress lOy9, citizens IN IN ed b. taa
s*eCC!s. CT us srrsd r.'Esr
{, bill ~ CARY !H'o # c :, Contract maJe
9Th the las eos % he :" 2sh;ns ga and lGns j.
-,st y OF e f,r IN ,pu -ch 49, Of salt
= bill declaring ire sf-Hda'd or ii c1rd
ne, sure
4 bill providing foI and Teguinti,.E The sila-
~ OF tGr THIRD ci.r1 Ia 'ha ire asursr's :lt-
pr mat.
-ii II !1tl.;H III st.s Cos feiei - = 1Ysru.
1,ea: Ia Il 'ity ~ ssy iiHs e srii.3.I.
~! nae. 80 n ne rig III ~ .equcs Ia e .,r
e.. HsCs:a the property neii by resiiea.s 81
The Uri'e : :atfS i. re ST K ~ Eirsinit
T.4ciui;oa = az Il, iuy a!n,v and p44vy ctG q.
R-solu in.. - kemp. Il c'Ittis Hnmoer OF
Uo. K -ae4I III manuf.c -oE.es Ok nEricu!furai
mpsem-'is.
Resolution for z uditirg Bead
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Anempts TO Escope.-Ssvsral attempts to
escape have recently been made by prisoners
confined in Castie Goodwin and the guard house
ON Franklin etrcet. 1t 10 eaid that two in
mates of the latter place sucoseded on Monday
night, by means of long rope, in Kidding
themselves Of their imprisonment, and on the
Same night number of the residents of Cas-.
ture and made demonstrations as II to leave.
but were frightened into the building by q
-'vorous but not we'll directed fire OF mus
kerry. .
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

EOBDAY My n, 1861
The II 1Lse WIS caIieI 10 order at - O'Clock
by HRJaY W. sHgFFKY Esq of Ausus:a,
Sae KEY pro tenn, u, d op med for deli eeratiun
VIII an impressive prayer by Rev. Jamee a.
Duncan, or the d church.
The Speaker directed the roll TO b, Called
rous mention Of tnsir res pee i've cogu@m LIZ
~ tha Clerk, whe!supoD, on N otion OF gr
w RcBsRraos, OF Richmond city, an aGJscrn
mant " eff al uatl IL O'Clock N Tues lay.
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MAR RHEn

In Chesterfield county, hy In. D.
Hatcher. at tbs rssidsuoa OF j. w ~ II
NOBEHT II. HALL and Misc FMross I.
IELS, sll Of said coonty. bis
On Tbur.osy. Febrnsry 2sth. ru. :
the Hsiy Trinity. Philadsiphi. by ~. ~ .hs,s
r HtH Of Maryland, FRAgg II Nv i.
pbilsdell hia. to HEEKIETTh n a.s1s
Mr.. Mel ard B. Rorrer. Of FsuauI., Hs ,
S1Etutbern Chr'cbn,r peas to,. aa', ;,
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Camp W,nder~-The citizens of Richmond
are earnestly requested to send supplies of
every kind that can be useful in hospitals for
the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers at
Camp Winder. Any supplies left at the depot
Of the Army Committee, corner Of 10th and
Bank streets, between the hours Of nine and
three O'Clock each day, will be forwarded at
once to Camp Winder. Tho principal articles
required are cooked provisi ms and bed cloth
ing. Physicians and attendants are also very
much needed Contributions in money may
also be forwarded TO the Army Committee for
this purpose.
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I ;or-espondsocs OF ths Kiehn,onl Dispatch ]
1 Successful skirmish-TAe Ensmy IN the Val.
AususrA CouxrY, VA, May s.,

Yesterday thirty wagons were taken from
fo,aSing pr;y-the wagons burUt and the
horses and harness brought Into our camp.
Cur cavalry maze il very cifichit for the
enemy 10 oh ain supplies j. Is said that
Dol Ashtys men h>vs killed a thousand
within few mon tbs. Tnsy Kali hundreds
OF whom y,u hear nc htrg
l. Is sail that the euemy has bsen largely
reinforced rear Buffalo Gap.
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Dram--Four darkeys were indicted into
the Iseseucs of the Mayer yesterday and or
de ed 81 lashss each for iGdulging i'll the fash
ionable but prohibited amusement Of draw
poker" One of the parties had succeeded in
getting full when the police Called and
'fraked down" the stakes.
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More Hess,ans-Three Yankees, captured
in the Valley by squad of Confederate cav
airy attached to Gen. Jackson's army, arriv-
cd in Richmond yesterday evening via Con
trail railroad, and were deposited for safe
keeping In the c. s. Military Prison.
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The Weotker.-Tns bhthe sir Of Saturday
induced general putting out Of summer styles,
and the dismal air and moist surroundings OF
Monday caused them to be withdrawn as cut
OF season
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Sent to Gen Wnder-Three soldiers who
had sought refuge In tho cage Sunday night
because unable to find their way to hospital,
were brought before the Mayor yesterday,
who sent them to Gen Winder.
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Commenced The trial of G w Elan, for
passing counterfeit Confederate Treasury
notes, was begun yesterday before tho c. s.
District Court by attempts to empannel q
jurv. &c
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF HanUVER
~ am q candidate for the Office CT Clsrs
OF tina CCun.y Court OF II auover, made ysls1.
ny the death Of the late VIM. u Wtnsicu.
Having acted as Deputy Clerk for LiGe year.,
l feel competent to discharge The duties Oi.as
ofice and, If elected. will 60 60 rr ompAy Sill
faithfully. RIO y. DUSW ELL.
Election, 22i May, 1862.
nv 1-d6 'Swt5st
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Dea h of an Old Citizen We are panied
to LETT that Oils Manson, E-q, formerly for
forty years a well known resident of Rich
mond, died on the 9 h Of April last, at the re-
sidence of his son. DR. o + Manson in Gran.
vile county, N G =, at the ripe age of seventy.
two years His remaius were brought to this
place for interuent. Several ears since Capt
Manson removed to North Carolina, where his
last hours were spent, No man, perhaps, in his
sphere, was more useful to the community il,
which he lived. In the war of 1912, he
promptly volunteered in Capt. Richardson's
corps d elite for the defence of Richmond, and
for a great many years was a useful member
of The City Councl For many years he was
he only architect in Virginia, and the princi-
pal edtces in the city and country were either
wholly or PARTIAL, planned by him When
living here he was to the mechanic gnide
ana friend, and was universally beloved by
them. As parent he was noble, generous,
aud nnselfsh and lived aud died without al
euemv. As old Mr.. Endsrs once remarked
in our hearing, "Otis Manson was too honest
TO get rich yet that very qualification will
long keep his memory green i'll the breasts OF
those land they We're many who knew aud
loved The man while living, and lament him
now that he ia no more
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NE FooD yol THE SICK AT CAMP WISDER.-
Persons who can furnish supplies say bread,
crackers milk, Boiled tea and coffee. soup,
meats, &C., COR the sick soldiers ut Camp
Wipder, a. Q informed that IL hey will send
them to the Lecture Room OF the United
Presbyterian Church, tDr. Kead's,) they will
be aiken TO the hospital by II amber of ladies
willing to distribute them, In an omnibus to
lea 70 at O'Clock Am and O'Clock r. N.
J Il WATKINS,
my It's President Y NJ. y. A.
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Not So.-We are suthori,sd by Mr. John
c. Page, Jr, to state that the notice which
appeared In our Saturdays issue of the mar.
riags Of bic con, Jas. B. Page, 10 false.
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A correspondent addressing US from Wn-
Itamston. N a., says that the notorious
HelpsI. OF the ImpenGins Crisis, is ascer-
taiued TO have passed through that place re-
lily from the direction Of Roano Ike island.
wounded eoioier assures our inform rnt that
ha saw HeIper exchange go'1 for Con federsts
rotes TO hs extent OF TWO hundred dollars
while on this nd, doubtless for the purpose
OF facilitating his transit through the Con
:e.erncy. The people would do we'll TO Keep
a look ont for this map We ARE bseet wi b
spies aud traitors, and the watchfulness of
individu ais ind Of corporations should nevsr
sleep. No stranger should be allowed 70 pass
upon our hghw, Us ard byWsy5 ccslieDgec.
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~ 40 NOE h5 ueDbora OF II C.IEsh
~ ) swings hRa hFe requested - Icr-t s.. e
room Of the Association, tbs THURSDAY ers1
log 1t o'c1 cb. for the es ton Of Directos I'D
other business. A fall ate n6ance is requested
my6-i.f JAS. MiLL-,R Secg.