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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

l abouts of THOS. ENGLISH, who ia u member
Of the Purcell Battery; when last heard OF, was at
the battle of Shiloh II is supposed that he went
with Col. Bates's Tennessee Regiment, he being
well acquainted with the members Any informa
ti6n Of him will 90 thankfully received. Address
MRS. MARGARET ENGLISH,
10 IT-3tt Richmond Va
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rhc n.lllo Near chnrlestou.


NRw YoRK, Jane GIL is 81 ated chot
Gen Benham is Ter snest, with orders
to report at Washington,
It's stated that Gen Hpatef ''i'
James Island on the I'm leaving "eo'
Bonham IA command "Ith orders 70
make no advance toward ONsfIeS'o"'
without r9'enIorcemcnis or further cr-
dcrs.
1t was reported by 6eserters 'hat tug
whole rebel force ~ Secesslonvliie "'s
but two bat'alions with SIX guns mounted
an scveo more ready Tor use a recon
noissaace "'s maze ana on Inc Io'n'
Gen. Stevens WITH 4'ooo men was TO
make an attack at oay7reaE, WINE cen
crnl Wright qgd Colonel Williams wan
5000 men more were to support
Somehow the moYemen's was delayed aH
hour, anil as our troops rushed up III
broai day they were met BY morderons
fire Of grape AMI caa'ater' Two req
ments only reached the 'front.' mueh Gus
up, viz the 9lh Michigan ana 'SIn
New York. The 2S'h massachusetts
broke an scattered anu we 4o'h ne"
lurk did little better me hrSt iva
drove the gunners from tho guns ana
some even penetrated the work. ouI oth-
er regiments falling to support them l0ey
had TO re'lre, a'ter holHlnS inc pa'Ie'y
some twenty minutes.
Aean lme' Cot Williams coming 70
support, was separated from tho 'cFI by
a marsh and exposed to severe cross
fire from some rebe guns IN the woods;
HIS troops, the 81 New Hampshire ana
81 Rhole sland, fought molly, WIFE con-
siderable loss, for three'quarIera oil an
houf' Not gun was hred from the Tort
and the prompt presence OF 2oo men
would have carried 1t; ou! 'hey we're not
there, and our troops retired.
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ter anna silent lege,," and this old traGi'
tioral seat Of learning and of law is
closed for the seconl time amidst the
dim OF foes fighting for the soil on which
it stands. The Governor intends to APP
point new board of visitors, by whom a
new and different set Of men will be
chosen 10 the various professorships.
At Washington Gov. Peirpoint met
with the famous Porte Cnyon--a loyal
Virginian ofthe strictest and straigblest
sect. He is serving on Gen. Banks staff,
and is one OF The most thorough and UNI
conditional fighting mea of the val
Hc entertained the Governors company
with some fine sketches of Virginia his
tory and life--not such MS be used to en-
body 10 his sketches for Harper, fine rs
they were-but with solid, practical,
staieman like portraiturcs. He is deyo.
ted to Virginia aud especially to the idea
of her regeneration. lie believes in her
capacity for a newness Of lie beyond
that Of any State in the Union, provided
only that the old, coroding and wither.
ing policy of the past can be forever bro.
ken in this war, Il have Travelled in
every civilized counlrJ in the world. and
| have been in every State in this Union.
l know what their capacities are for the
sustenauce Of population-for the accu-
mutation Of wealth--the enjoyment of
health-the beauties of nOLure--the de-
vclopment of art, science, industry and
enterprise ofevery possible sort, and |
tell you that Virginia -as she coult be,
ant as she yHNJe, exceeds them all
mmcasurably exceeds. them"
"But we have Iabored under curse
from the dawn of our existence. As a
State we have talked politics--wrote
poli,ics-dreamed politics -sublimitel
Observation-Disclosures poljtics--just as
John Smiths men a, jamestown dug
gold washed COL l. refined gold and
shipped goI.I''-and starve. a, last, be-
cause their gold WAS not gold, but only
forfeited trash. S. witt, us. We hive
poiiuclIized the life aud marrow andf1t-
meas ard capacity of the Stale away, and
depended all the while an the niger 10
mike a living for us, and to achieve the
work that none but Angle Saxons caa
achieve. al this is changing at race
horse speed. said he, and the change,
will soon be complete, despite all the
CT es Of niger! Niger! in the mouths Of
blatant Secession sgmpa,hisars and out
of the charge will come forth ike pure
gold from the Gery ordeal, 6 eat State,
ready for great future
Governor Peirpolnl hal many utter
views with Congressman at Washington
on the subject of the new State. There
was n general disposition on tho part OF
tho Republicans to put fright through
for US. The strongest enemies We bag
were the ValIanlighammers, who oppose
US Just as !hay have opposed everybody
ami everything of loyal kind through
this war; Ii is 10 bohopsd ,hoe the mo-
mortal Of our Commissioners will be
reached this session, but The Governor
considers it doubtful il Congress adjourns
early, us they talk Of doing,
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DIEM A. -L:---ru,isior,ou- rreUr Glils
place, on Friday, the Goth ult, after a
brief illness Mi CHARLES CLESDlNES,
aged rs years.
Maj. Clendinen was born in the fort or
block. house near where The town Of
Charleston, (Kanowha coun'y,) now
stands. He was Captain in the sefV'
ice of the United States in the war OF
1879, and acquitted himself with much
credit. He was regarded as good dis
cplinarian, in consequence of which he
was appointed Brigade Major in the
Virginia Militia, which commission he
held until the office was abolished -
Maj. Clendinen represented his county
in the councils Of the Stale on several
occasions, win credit to himself an !
profit to his constituents. H. filed ms
ny Of the most,honorable positions in the
county at different times, and always
discharged the lutics imposed upon him
with honesty and fidelity. No man
ever lived amongst US who s'oo !
higher as an honest, upright citizen in
his walk. He was courteous and afEa'
bic in his manners, kind and obliging ih
all his intercourse with his fellow men,
and in short was the fjYorite of all WHO
had the pleasure of his acquaintance
In him the poor man ever had friend
aud by his death we have lost one of our
oldest and very best citizens. Peace 70
his ashes.
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THE NEWS.

For the last several days, Iumors that
desperate end sanguinary battle was
being fought before Richmond, have
been in circulation in our community
interruption of telegraphic communics
ton with the army of the Potomac, and
the remarkable silence of the War De-
partment, left the public in state Of
most painful suspense as to the progress
of events, or Of the results OF tho bloody
engagem ent that was said to have taken
place. We have Cincinnati papers Of
the lsl inst, however, which contain ad.
vices down 10 Saturday night last. The
summing up Of all the information Oh.
tanned is, that Mcclellan hos contracted
his lines, Withdrawing his right wing
from the north of Richmond and trans.
forring his base Of supplies from York
to James river, having on The latter the
protection Of gun boats. In The several
engagements the Union Soldiers fought
well. So did the rebels. We infer from
The accounts that the loss of The latter
was much the heaviest.
We presume Gen. Nc Clellan was for
ced to change his plans, in view Of
Developments, in regard to the moyc.
monts and strength of the enemy. The
most that can be claimed, therefore, for
,i,e Union side, is the successful execu
lion Of NOV menls deemed necessary for
operations defensive. Evidently The en-
envy are very strong, 1t now seems to
be conclusiveIy established that 10 the
original Richmond army, is added the
main portion ofthal which slipped away
from General Haleck at Cornib, While
Jackson has also moved down from the
Shenandoah Valley toward the rebel
capitol.
There are rumors by way ofNew York
that Mcclellan advanced the LETT wing
of tie army five miles toward Richmond,
securing position within Smelling dis.
lance Of that city, and that be was pre-
pairing to throw not shot into the latter.
It's also rumored that Richmond VS.
now on fire, Its further rum orel that
Gen, Burnsidcs has landed in the rear
of Fort Ripley, on James liver with his
entire force.
We suppose it is safe to conclude that
Gen. Pope is preparing with heavy
force to co operate with Gen. McGIel-
Ian.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER.
Fremout,s Command.

Flemonl has turned over hi5commaod
to Gen. King. His Staff, Quartermastc
and Commissary, as well as those from
McDOwell's and Banks corps, have re.
ported to Gen. Pope, TO inform him Of
their state of readiness for active opera
lions. Fremont did not at first ask to
be relieved OF his command. He for
Narded a request for ten days leave oil
absence.
It was understood he would have avail
ed himself of this to represent to the
War Office and President the injustice OIL
calling him out of his department, and
to place him under his bitierest personal
enemies; and 50 his request was curly
refused. He then asked to DC relieved
Of his command.
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We see by extracts from late foreign
papers, that one Of the organs q the
British Government, has taken it upon
itself to indulge in eood deal Of bitter
comment in reference TO Gen. Buffers
order concerning the she rsbels OF New
Orleans, and it is even intimated that our
Government VIII he required 10 dlsavow
the act Of General Butlorin that respect,
and that failure TO DO so will end their
,neatrality, which they say has been
even "more dictated by principle than
suggested or inpelled by interest and
that consequently. the scale will be ttur'
mel "fnplly and decisigcly in favor of
the Conferate cause"
1t is not impossible that the British
Government. with the pride and AFRO
gance for which, is noloriors, will take
advantage Of our present unfortunate
difficulties to insalt us again by making
the demand suggested above. In that
event, we will expect Mr. Seward 10 re-
ply in such terms as will settle their
moan threat Of Intervention, which that
government mas SepE aangihy over Us, Oy
letting them know in terms not to be
misunderstood, that We intend they shaI.
thereafter mind their own business and
keep thoirnoses out Of our affairs or we
will make them, We have long set
dement, to make with the low livot
British seoundrels who have been aiding
The traitors in the South all they could
10 destroy our Government, and We car
lut as well attend 10 ii now os nj any
future time.
Asfor Con. Buffers order any loyal
man who knows anything Of the insult
ing manner in which Secession women
have conducted themselves generally
will say thai it was right and justifablo
Tho people Of New orloOn, must fec
greatly graddci TO know IhEt the JOhny
r dliMs are 50 horrii,d ut that order
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THosE individuals who have been so
much exercised about the Identity Of
the editor of the Register, will please try
and contain themselves. 1t is enough
for them to know that the individ ual who
fills that place in this establishm snt is
responsible man, fully able to take caro-
ofhmself and is at all times, req Idly aud
willing to answer for opythiug that may
come from his pen.
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Fni,rth of Luly.

To morrow is the anniversary of OUR
National Independence. We are glad
to learn that The day will be more gene
rally observed throughout Western Viz
ginia than at any time heretofore. This
is proper and right, a!this time ospcciaI-
As, -sa.l 1.-THE h9st kinl.oF evidence that
tho hearts Of our people are yet keepin!
time to the music of the Uaion. Why
is it, that our citizens have not made or
rangemrnts for u general celebration on
that day, as well as our neighbors3
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New state.


The prospects Of the formation and
admission of the new STATE of West
Virginia into the Union, are not as faN'
oroble, we nre informed, ms they were at
ono time supposed to be. There arc
party influences, and influences of 9th
cr kinds, in Congress, operating agoins!
the success of the proposition in the
House, yet in the Senate bill embracing
substantially the terms Of the memorial
of the Legislature of Virginia, has al
ready been reported, which meets with
soma favor in that body. II the people
of Western Virginia shall succeed, du
ling the present session Of Congress, in
cutting loose from the defunct carcass Of
Eastern Virginia, they will not owe my
thanks to the men who they have elected
tothe councils Of the nation, and who
have been at Washington for the last
six or eight months disappearing
them; for they have, one and all, by
theirvotes and their general conduct,
rendered themselves so offensive and OBJ
noxions, that any measure they originate
or advocate is looked upon with suspi.
con, AMI therefore meets with determin-
ed opposition. Both our Senators and
Representatives. with perhaps single
exception, seem to think that because
they have stepped into the shoes of Ma-
son, Hunter, jenkins y Co., that there
fore they are compell.l to carry out their
programme, and hence they haze been
making perfect asses of themselves by
their opposition to some of the leading
measures Of the Administration, which
shave Tor their object the speedy suppress
sion of the rebellion, and the indemnity
of the Governments for the expenses nee
essanly incurred in accomplishing that
end.
The people of Western Virginia have
been watching and waiting, patiently
and prayeriully, for these men, to whom
they had conilod such important trusts,
10 mend their ways; they have watched,
waited and prayed in vain, and are now
,roapiug the fruits of their forbearauce, in
the defeat of their cherished scheme, a
division Of the State. It's no use to
talk about the subject of emancipation
affecting the action of Congress in regard
10 the New State, for slavery, as for as
Western Virginia is concerned, is merely
a question Of time. 1t is the course OF
-.he miserable abstractionists we have
sent to, Washington that have, by the
unwise and inbidicious course they baFe /
pursued, raised doubt in the mind OF
Congress, as to the loyalty of the entire
section they misrrpresent The people |
would have acted wisely, when they first
saw the outcrophing of the treachery OF
these men. had they compelled them to
resign the position they have dissraced.
.
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Fruit Cans.

The abundance and cheapnoss of fruits
this year, will induce many families to
put up large quantities for future use.
As to the best kind Of cans for this pVr-
pose, people will differ according to they
various experience, Some people sue
coed well enough with the cheap, earth
en- jars, .ifwel glazed, while others lose
nearly all their fruit in such rcceptacles'
The ssmo,is true of glass Jars. TIE
cheapest and safest way for keeping
fruits in this way is tin, We would
say to those desiring cans, that they can
be found at either Mr., John Leonard's
os My. Adam Leonard $ Bend tbeir
advertisements, and then 60 and pur'
chase.
Probable Fight IN the Kannwhn Valley
Col. Crook, commanding the Seth,
47th, and 44th Ohio Regiments volun'
teers, on wednesday last, hearing that
the rebel Gen. Heth was short distance
beyond Lowisburg, with 1900 cavalry
and infantry, followed in pursuit of the
enemy, He was to have attacked Heath
on Friday morning last. The results is
not known, It will be remembered thai
Crook, some time since, captured foul
pieces of artillery and 100 prisoners from
Gen. Heath.
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From Cnmhcrlnnd, Md.
CUMBERLAND, JunC

CUMBERLAND, June 2G
Lieut. Davis OF the e5th Ohio, arrived
this evening, en- route for Wheeling with
thirty prisoners Of war, including seven
bushwhOckers captured by General Fro
mont They arc a forlorn looking set,
most Of them barc(ootel, G, r +,
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ST. LOUIS, Juoe 2o.--'Fbe rccons!rac'
lion OF the gunboa, Essex, which was
disabled at Fort Henry last winter has
Just been completed, and she made Isl
al "Trip yesterday, p'ovjng u success jq
every respect. S6a Aas been Enlightened
40 feet, her machncry placed below wa
ter line, her c1semates tuisc.I from SIX
anda half to seventeen and hall es5
high, and She is thoroughly rapai'e I
throughout. Eter officers cl i'm that sno
win b. NOR, effective and durable than
any other boa, bull, in the West. Her
armament consists Of tbree 9inoh and
one 10 inch D h!stens shell gons, two
so popnAer rined Dshlgrens, one long
SO and one q pnunder boat howit2er-
She is ceaminIpd br Capt. w. D. Por'
ter an will Iearc for the Sou'h this
week.
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Later From Richmond-Great Battle
Reported--The News Suppressed
Supposed National Triumph.
WASHINGTON June 90.

Reproductive News Suppressed
Supposed National Triumph.
WASHINGTON June 90.
The town is full of ramors about a
great battle before Richmond. 1t is gen
orally believed that there has been hea-
Wy fighting there The evidence is pref
~ positive that Jackson passed through
Gordonsyjile, on his way 10 Richmond,
some days ago. The War Department
gives us nolhi G yet. There is great ex-
element here, and Seccssionist'S are cir
culaling all manner Of inventions about
the battle.
TTha following dispatch wuS received
from the agent Of the Associated Press.
All o'clock this morning we we're odvi-
sed that the news referred to was by or.
der of the Secretary Of War, withheld
from the public;-EDs. GAZETTE.
BALrMopg June 90. 9 P, N.
am writing for the American a
detailed account of events al the White
House before Richmond and on the pen
insula during the last four days, including
facts Obtained from Washington, having
been sent for by special train to com
municate with the President We have
the granlcsr military triumph over the
enemy, and Richmond must fall.
PuILADELpmA, June sq.--The Sun
day Dispatch publishes the following:
CITY PoIyr. Va, June 97.--Refugee5
reported Jackson, Price and BeauregarI
at Richmond, all about to be assigned
important commands.
It was rpmorsd, in The rebel camp yes
terIay, that Jackson had turned McCIel'
lans tieht wing,
Mcclellan issued orders prohibiting
uniformed persons leaving White House.
Nc sick, wounied or we'll are allowed to
leave for HE present.
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FHE atmosphere OF this place not be-
ing entirely agreeable to that representa-,
tive ofJohnpy Bull, Sir Joseph Rhodes,
that worthy dignitary thought it best to
take himself off, and he accordingly
skedaldled between two days fortnight
ago. We wish TO say to some Others
here of his persuasion, who are not *
actly aliens, that they may profit some
by the "lesson of the hour" 1t is boil.
cd down to certainty that people living
underline fostering care and protection of
our government, must observe and res
pect our laws, or p6ke themselves
scarce
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Observation-Disclosures
p -, w, ,,. r,.,.
p,,loo o" ,'s "s W., 81. i,,,n,S
Wv tern mart %"| Of the T Stnt to '"' '
A. ma mor,ionoI rotarl,, ,,o,,in,
cou po;rno;n, arr;yoi Kan, M,ndoy o,o'
NM from hl' trip TO washington amt
Eastern N'rs'n'a' \ letter winch We
pNol'sNed on our nf't page yesterday
ahoF'ed our readers an account a. to
now portion OF ms ,'ne was spent
Inc uoFern9f '!',''u Alexandra ana
some parts OF fa'riox county he also
visited Norfolk fortSno0to' ana the
coun'ry up IN the tenlnsa'o. Ito was
pleased TO ma consi 'eraoIe am agrnw-
ing U mon element IN Alexandra he
lounI' however 'na' tncre was mueh al'
loyalty mo'uy OF covert S'hH. oohe
Per,las there VINO were DONG business
without having WHeI the oath the Gov
ernor haI arrested. II" VISITED me nos
pItnIS AND addS to tne eSGeeaInsIy Halter.
ing account winch Nr' Hnrnhrpok ave
IN yesterday spsper' as TO tne con4','on
ana treatment OF Tue SICK a"u wonadea'
and the elegance an comfort WIN when
the buildings ana Srouai are kept
The "fovcrnof says 1t Is almost tenn
taaol 70 De SICK at one OF these hosls
: - con.;Je,,hIe trorLl, h.. hoon 800;
ors,,I hU ,ha liz ,aaO -, ra,i pI,
60, ~ ,% .oni.at 'sn = ~ ,uuV"
~ @ u, " or ;, :" 49, 'ss.,.'',,a,S,
,h ep md ore conference.-the InuI mon,b
al and ovarLe,rinp Ovin,io III, ron
~ a." G,r' 'U Us ~ c ~" IVY
sos, n",a h" O,oo,on ' fs,n, w,aT
io "a NV ~ toh" Iannar IL, p.as;aaa, ~
H. R H., w ' ronvno,;on II, n.sS"i ,b :"
t1'o i "r Soa..;nm ;nf,.d,; ;a' ' Wv,
o' S., nv, ~. ,rorn m, " n.s. ~"
unJ nnI , Tho Serss,ionis,s and S,,s, ~.
aau S snn,n,,bi,or. syartoJ ,bomsoi yas :,
, ,S Oyd Ss void .rrost III" nnat nom ~
; a''1 ' o@ lam ,ala to0, W.T. ,hs no"n
t trp AMI de,ain ,bcm iii arter ,bs V war
T n r nossana had ,ho nGct oc o.tor;sh
"'I tha oII nan aooJ dnoj Ride
1 ~? ,'t tho frsI ono 81 nnv lind 'b,t h.
SoI ev ,"e received from ibo new Cover
NOR If V;rgioia he was ro,d deal mt
n nUt =, ~ ,bo IL, Of ben' snjIsnIv sb,rpo o
,aS aon,e Jnv from his had nnI boor
w. w. o 'SonI o Of into anita Ne, ehont !,
,ho n,os.on,sr s,iI Init finally srt,,ed
I ,U ;n,o t6o boljef fla, he had bS,tnr
IV" h;s ;rgnonce in be r;yh, Jiroc,;on
a ."'T" "a "' nrnnoSo ,Lot hnreor,Sr Sn viii IA
W."
~ nh covo,ror NOR with J,d,c Ran.
H. s,orIirg Urion man a ciIi1.n NJ
vr"i onI oreof tha most n,om,
; !" i"wvars Of that country He bal
, ~ ioars n, tbc lima tbo rebols came
Jovn the Peninsula, and only escaped
uo", WV o',a. ,ho hav in booi
S SI, ,is ns sS Al nronsr,y AMI effects had
- IN ;, apufa,atoj bv tbe ,pbeIs and ho
"o ',. ,oSt ~ rotSsr des,im,e condition
T We Wv oun :" ,hot III, Jndge in oon.
- % "a pU ~. Io,h ~ b;s Goo ,olcnts and
''uo '.,:.",'an w." ton,,bor with his mn.
"Oq uion' iono,tv oil, he mado tbc
yrs;.as !, 10y Tna,e of, Nh, Eas.ern Dis.
~. ''"''' 'N9 y
''' MI ,,,n,r,ou alan, The Peninsula
... %o J Jou hr ito Inhabitants eycont
mo"' o "sso,,'" ,v5o b,n~ oronnI the farm
I ,."'.o" "'S SuI o.on ,Los crc sboyioc ont
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Gen, McCLELLAS has issued a umane
order forbidding all fast driving Of pub.
lie horses and mules, except in cases of
necessity. Trains will not move faster
than walk, except under written orders
to the officer or wagon master in charge,
Officers sondins mounted messengers
with dispatches, which are to be carried
at a dster pace than yak, will inli
cate on the envelope the gait the nessen.
ger is TO take, whether trot or gallop,
The General has named ais headquarers
Camp Lincoln,
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The Bal 0prued by Farrasut Mt Vicks-
burg,


MzMpms, June 2s.--The Grenada Ap.
peal Of the go learns that the Federal
fleet, numbering twenty gnnboats and
mortars, opened FIRE early that morning
on the lower batteries at Vicksburg,--
The result is not stated.
Van Dorm is in command there, hoy.
ing superseded Lowell in command Of the
department.
The Grenada Appeal of the 25lh, says:
Gen, Van Dorm advised all the families
of ViCksburg to move eighteen miles
back from the river, lie intends to dc.
fond the Department to tho last cXtrem.
tremity. 1t also says on Saturday last
the Federal mortcr fleet, 10 tow Of tug
boats from below, was rcpulsed at Grand
Gulf by our batteries, six and twelve
FOUNDERS. On tho same day tho gun
boats at. vicksburg opened a brisk fire
on tho batteries and continued over an
hourwi,hout doing injury
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TuosE Sonora gold and silver mines
,Gre said to DO what Louis Napoleon is
otter in Mexico, The Archduke Max
imilian was used as blind