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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

The Washington correspondent of the
Springfield Republican, writing the other
day Of the faces to be seen around the
breakfast table at Wizards, thus speaks of
Edwin Forrest:
Here is another giant head, though its
owner acts as if aches. presume it does.
He played King Lear last night. Edwin
Forest eats his breakfast alone; eats it ftful-
IL. as if he would rather not eat. He pass
es his hand over his forehead as if to alsy
its pain. He glances at his paper; he looks
about, taking in everything with those
black, restless melancholy eyes. Rich and
famous, he is wretcbed man. A man of
strong passions, and affections; wifeless,
chlldless-what are riches or fame to him
In his home, in Philadelphia, hangs pic
ture of two little children, one bathing her
naked feet in brook, the other stepping
out with the sunlight falling on her head.
They tell of this man, how for hours he
shuts himself away, gazing on this picture.
No child voices rain melody through those
worse than deserted halls. TIE man must
have something childlike in his nature, who
can thus seek solace for its hopeless desc
latlon."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
From the Philadelphis Press.
THE VARUNA.
SUNK APRIL 25TH, 1862.

Who has not heard of the dauntless Varuna
Who has not heard of the deeds she has done
Who shall not hear, while the brown Mississippi
Rushes along from the snow to the SUM-
Crippled and leaking she entered the battle.
Sinking and burning she fought through the
fray,
Crushed were her sides, and the waves ran across
her,
Ere, ike death wounded lion at bay,
Sternly she closed in the last fatal grappte,
Then in her triumph moved grandly away.
Five of the rebels like satelliti IS round her,
Burned IN their orbit of spl sndor and fear;
One. like the plead of mystical stoly.
Shot: terroT-stricken. beyond her dread sphere
We, who are waiting with crowns for the vietors
Though we should offer the wealth of our store
Load the Varuna from deck down to kelson.
Still would be niggnrd, such tribute to pour
On courage so boundless. 1t beggars possession
1t knocks for just Payment at heavens right
doorl
Cherish the heroes who fought the Varuna;
Treat them as kings if they honor your way;
Succor and comfort the sick and the wounded;
Oh for the dead let us all kneel to pray
GEORGE II. BOXER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

How TO Cur GLASS WITH 4 PIECE OF
IRoN.-Draw with a pencil. on paper. any
pattern to which you would have the glass
conform; place the pattern under the glass.
holding both together in the left hand-for
the glass must not rest on any plain sur
face-then take common. spike, or some
similar piece of iron, heat the point of it to
redness, and apply it to the edge of the
glass; draw the iron slowly forward, and
the edge of the glass will Immediately crack;
continue moving the iron slowly over the
glass, tracing the pattern, and tbs clink in
the glass viii follow at the distance of about
half an inch, in every direction. according.
to the motion of the iron. It may some
| times be found requisite, however, espe-
cially in forming corners. to apply wet
finger to the opposite side of the glass
Tumblers and other glasses may be cut or
divided very fancifully. by similar means
The iron must be reheated as the crevice in
the glass ceases to follow.-Scientyfc Anssr.
lean.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
Our Hair.


God covered the the skull with hair.
Some people shave it off. Mischievous
practice. It exposes the brain. God COW
cred part of mans acewith hair. Some
peoples shave it off. Mischievous prac-
tice. It exposes the throat and lungs-the
eyes, likewise. say wise Psychologists.
Men become bald. Why? Because they
wear close hats and caps! Women are
never bald except by disease. They do not
wear close hats and caps. Men never lose
hair below where the hat touches the head,
not if they have been bald twenty years.
The close cap holds the heat and perspira-
ton. Thereby the hair glands become weak;
the hair falls out. What will restore it ?
Nothing, after the scalp becomes shiny.
But if in process of falling out, or recently
lost, the following is best: Wash the head
freely with cold water once or twice day.
Wear thoroughly ventilated hat. This is
the best means to arrest the loss, and re-
store what is susceptible of restoration.
| What will beautify a woman's hair ?
Whatever will invigorate the hair glands |!
Oils and most other applications debilitate
the hair glands. Cold water is best. At
first the head looks like witch, but after q
few weeks it makes the hair luxuriant. By
the persistent use of cold water have seen
thin, poor hair become rich and curly. Only
part of the hair next the scalp should be
wet. It must be thoroughly dried.-Dr.
LeaCiS, IN " ?. Independent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
PLOW FACTORY.
SPELL d WAIT

1SBELL d WAIT
HAVE opened a shop in Emporia, on Sixth
L avenue, nearly opposite the Hotel, for the
CULTIVATORS and all kinds of Agricultural
Implements. They are now putting up fifty
Double Shovel Flows. and fifty Single Shovel
for use this season.
They will REPAIR Wagons, Buggies, and al
kinds of Agricultural Implements, on short no
tice. Give us q call.
225-5O ISBELL & WAIT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
Notice Of Appraisement.
George Stevenson

N Issi i h 3 ssslSy given that will cause to
IN be appraised, according to law. on the
premises, on the 18th day of June. A. D. 1862.
the following described property. to wit: The
north west quarter of section number ten QOl, in
township number nineteen. range number twelve
(l2) east of the sixth principal meridian, situate
in the county of Lyon. State of Kansas.
Dated at the Sheriff's Office, this 21st day of
May. A. D. 1862.
BY J. A. FULLER, Under Sheriff. 240-2 50 20
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
Chronic Cases Treated.

L the community generally that will pay par
tcular attention to the treatment of CHRONIC DIS
EASES OF ALL KINDS, OLD SORES, Sore EYES, and all
eruptions of the skin. Also, particular attention
paid to diseases of women and children.
have had many years experience in the treat
ment of these diseases at the West, accompanied
with universal success, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
IDS J. F. NEWTON, M. D.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
Notice of Appraisement.

John Scott
William Bond
NOTICE is hereby given, that will cause to
IN be appraised, according to law. on the
premises, on the 18th day of June, A D. 1862,
the following described property, to wit: The
northwest quarter of section number thirty five
(35), in township number seventeen U7), ange
number eleven, east of the sixth principal merid
ian, situate in the county of Lyon. State of Kan
sas. F
Dated at the sheriff's Office, this 21st day OF
May. A. D. 1862.
ByJ A FULLER, Under-Sheriff. 240-2 $40
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
GEs. Scorr Co.'s IN FOR HANG1Ne.-Th

GEE. ScoTr GOES IN FOR HANGING-The
Albany Even ing Journal says:
In conversation with distinguished cler-
gyman from this city, who was at General
Scott's residence last week, the General said;
Il think Davis will not be caught. He will
probably escape through Texas into Mexi-
co. To the more prominent traitors who
may be taken, would mete out system
of iudicious but liberal hanging"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

THE New REBEL FLAG.-Imagine a. red
handkerchief with broad white bar stretch
ing diagonally across it from one corner to
the other, and similar bar crossing the
first from the opposite corners, with blue
field at the point of intersection. on which a
yellow spot represents the sun. and you
have the flag
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

The spring6e (Ohio) Nesrs says that
Major Ben. Piatt Runkle. of the 18th Ohio.
reported killed at Shiloh, is alive and getting
along well. He was hit seven times, and is
minus eleven teeth. portion of his Jaw and
tongue. his great toe, shaving from his
heel. ahole through each cheek. and brush
on the shoulder
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

s Beauregard calls the recent battlefield
"shiloh.' We presume his Secretary OF
State, Judah P. Benjamin, will abdicate
now, for the prophecy of the patriarch Jacob
was, that ssthe scepter shall not depart from
Judah until Shiloh shall come"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07
New Blacksmith Shop.

JAMES w. BROWN has opened Blacksmith
- Shop near Plymouth. in this county, where
he will be glad to see all persons wanting any
work done in his line of business. He fatters
himself from long experience at his trade. that he
can give satisfaction to all. Give him trial
o37-88 JAMES w BROWN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

The writer of humorous letters from
Washington. orpheus G. Kerr. is q banker
In Leayenvorth, of the firm of Scott d Kerr.
-White Cloud CHIEF.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

Wood ashes and common salt, wet with
water, viii stop the cracks of q stove. and
prevent the smoke from escaping.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

1t is said that Gen. Hunter has orders to
burn the city of Charleston. -"And allthe
people shall say Amen
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-06-07

The share of the prize money which goes
to the Government is said to be so great as
to cover a large part of the cost of the block
aiding feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02
Gen. Anderson, of Tennessee,
BkIGADs HEADQCAsTsas J
Third Brigade Te: nss,es lCiGntseI., :


Third Brigade Te. nss,es }cirntseIs. :
Elay 27la, Is62>
A. meeting of the Officers Of this Brigade,
al B1gaoe Hs1dg uarte-s, on motion OF Lieut.
Col. Howard, Brig Gen. 4. Eatton was c&.ied
30 the Chair, and Captain Hickman Johnson
was appointed Secretary
The osject Of the meeting was announced
to be tie adoption Of appropriate resolutions
Samuel Il. Anderson, of Tennessee, as Brixa-
dier of this comm and: Whersupoa the follow
ing Were presented by Colonel Peter Turney,
and unanimously approved:
Whneas, Brig. .Qsn. Samuel r Anderson
impelled by failing strength, and c1Itin nusd
physical exhaustion. conFeqnent upon an ar
duous campaign of more Than eight mon tbs
in Northwestern Virginia, sud more recently
On the Penins ula, mas separated Lisn.e'f from
a through formal resignation Of his com
mission Therefore, be 1t
kssolpe3, That IN this separation We are
much p1tIej, and in the expression OF this
sentiment we heartily represent that Of the
entire command.
Pesolrsd, That In him wa had not only q ca.
pabia, brave and chivalrous commander, ever
pronpt and fearless Ia the disch arge Of his
duty, but g generous an@ de eYQta1 tEien1, ever
ANXIOUS and careful for tt CoufCrtcf rlen
Adsar ced III years, he hat ali tAe zeal, and
uCtii bTCken dcvE By sease (.he result OF
loas exposnrsl-sii the energy ans activity Of
youth
Eesolred THAT We J1ln In .ha patriotic rrayar
OF hjs farew-li address for IL &ye-df and -uo.
cPssf1i termination OF tHo uuhoiy war
which 's being Uagsd ngeinst us, ard the'
wa return 10 him the blessing he von,i hs-
stow upon Cur own he's tAat ne n.ay %
permitted to return - fImily and frie.Ce III
Il country no loageT desecratsd by lafa-
nous foe.
Rtsoloed, That t copy OF these p.c>H ,a.ugs
b. forwarded to Sen. Anderson, and also
published IL tts hiclmond DisPa,cA ana
HICKEAs JOHNSON, cec'y.
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Ritbmonn pispatrh.
MONrAy t1URkIEG ........JU n E 9. isS4
CORRESPONDENTS.
Letter from a Lady in Fauqui


Letter irom LADY IN kauQnicf'
CEARLorrssvIILF.V Va, MAJ s3j, 5so4.
:, -. D....
10 l." Ao'"'' y ''s D''P"'o'
enclose An extractfr"'n iet'e1 WINE" "
n yours lady Of Fauq aier. which coaniy, rs
,orrxa.da ,u,r. ,s now IN the pc.sss-
~ -, .ht , ,,Ish, -,
s'on oi our 'he' VI ~ Ia
tarsst the patrons o' the D'sp'tea 10 kao" TIE
.pirtt o, our womer Ia thos, portions OF onr
y,uvs.a have full xDey .
HH,te "i'eio ''' '',,. ~, ,,,,a 80
we'll as the way III "'''I wv E'0' "'' ''p-
duetinE operations" against cs Na"h 'hey aavs
In, ornortunttr.
,,--,.,s, rcrxrv "a n,av ,..r
oh, - Is ny F','i ''h :" ,'eS>ittn :"
yen the tru. s!i't "l 40 - a. s'.'toI VIZ
sirie. ix'eI9a'iy, a. '"" 800 'hHoh, It -
all beauty -iAof' t-~'. l"o usual 4tdAI az
q land is in E'i'9ts ~ 'f'1t -: I'D ri'ut
taat blossoms Il. 'ls.3 't ,",''at ,os.L tssT
saw il Deote ~ ~ 10Y NV ''nu
more d. 'Ia' -" . 'a'', - - c, !" nSht
and 10 Aie iof an" sii'' Dcru,' ih'tal "F
balm, IN on. e"i aie .<is'' 80 e>osa Sohuiilh'
h~. H. IS ho.-no, II . not SO. .'~Ca"se, ever up
re!nost Is HE tEoosAt Ina ~ 'hs ~ the
mercy OF tus i0t--dNa >ut. Aca ~ Is iEhs
that they have bshaSed =; bst''f 'ra ~ W
had sxktetH", 10 AZ" hc'eS - i. ."H "a.
that we h2Yn - l'st e., 7r"c, is h" guarantee
f2r ,he future. Id 20 !truf =. ; taAy base
rot "issv'terr' &u'ad nj n '"''"-l:4 ct
VIII / "a Sl'f .&A L. = - -i'''-"te 50,
ht1 ! he sg,3r 7 t1st' f2r srcA as'%tiS' s1@
tr.~. IT J.. 50. t 81 = ~ hears - tue, Gai
90. = 4, y. ! In Scott - IL su1E - ber5 W.
Ierxe Suerr.na tyrce, With you'd Gcer
tusni IL chsck, rud h. seIssnts, 100, q aC need
A. ogita a. much. Oil II yoa G1at1 90. SO
vaukees when they c)rue l. % lopsa, rs9,. '0 3.
ca .hair l.orSsS o taIx IL -. : % x :. -.
sAtnsr rOuE.s q. /. a.sgaia lad aICr;n,, i uit
The 1,sje5. Ify.u g.. I haEr iHarl -. L "a
al. vii! te over -.,-. .ho .tb.is = . l.
t1.atr ...f ~ ~ .yil, 81 ,, "a, # ,,f.ysi..
ne re,iat.1o.. lIl.,. -.t5r say aos.,l.rc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02

Sf"ho iHIEF "A Inln named James
Hn.hs' ~. u auIse OF England, who has beer
ioI tuo phAt Twelve months a resiJsut os The
MOonieu.tate M otafes, was arrested on y. orday
nignt Tao committed to the Jail ia tn. CIV.
on the II eat undoubted eyidenc. TIL hs -
been sndsavoripg 10 induce nesros. IN IN
away Some days SIEGE Marshal N -"
learned that whit" ElaG had s4de y,r,u =,
induce Aesro bsioDginS 10 III. kastthlrat
20 ieaye me city with lin, aud Z ot.cs vent
70 wlrS Ic sot Trap to catch u. ~ae Ia
The negro Was told to inform Nj aus g.. tEat
two other negroes also Wishe& IL Sc. aA,,
md dssired TO see aim. A nest4"., W' - ~
ranged for, and or McL0Ay Lixht +ae Malsn !
and apotAsr gentleman, ma sttess ana Co.t ed
81 becomes Gcscena2nts II Hent, vent WIN
tie negro 20 the pla. 4! reudsX soGs. They
we're soon Joined by 1r. 3, wiio .sas reJoic d
1T the apparent success OF his enterprise, aad
T.. once unfoided bis piarr. IL WAS arranged
:Dat they should all leave the city next tri.
day morning before daylight. travel n'gh,s.
80 Us 10 "oid detection. and, afser making
tLeirV through the Confederate picketE.
90 stra,. al to Pensacola, when they wotid
hs among their YaBkss friends. As 6)on ss
they had learned al they dc sired. one OF ths
opposed nss~cas greatly ? 70. z.-cs "''n's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02
ASPECT of Affairs in Kentucky

The knoxville Resi,t il n eti;oriel shox
Iux that. the aspect o. affairs Ia Xsntucky Is
most encouraging TO ths aope, OF southern
fIeemen, says:
kentucEians, Tao had abancou@d ihe!r
bones 10 JQin ina Southern AMY, - igat for
freedom. ard Independence ana MD 81 rescu-
les their State ii ON abolition thTa!dori- have
al ways sssurst US that The IL alu~iN ci lhs
people OF heut1cEy sympathiZ.d VII rhs
Southern cause, ana only wanted q Il!r cp
,ortunity to express that sym patty II q de.
cidsd aud practical manner tA$y fferod
variuns e1cDse. for the ap.atsd i'd II srslCe,
Il MT absolute 0pposit,'p, - thet- .'eop,s ut
n lu~ - s1ur CIT ~e--scch -'.S-r '''i1 Intssd
~ On v'al"e. RI Nfh~t y So, - '"Hom
'i~p t.uii D-a. s. tf.t' et -. = etf'; -Er -
iug deiud@a ny Ia jses J4.s-4 ~-.l s'l..
II Il 4 .'sz - go, : t--tt>.t : = - '0et
Bad oe%4 ar.'.s5 s5o;y-.I V-ef'2H. '.Gul u =
tTAetAt Goveylta 'itsresa rdirig }'s pledges
- fs1.~cc taetr AaR;TSH!y. had, Tl5i. tns a!d
VI saptlt4n. to0ts ,.is4 tga,toTs, irtroduced
~itAtA l, ,->r h3E4 IS IN srmeI f3rcc efficient
W W1esl from the te ;!.a iheif oIlV,4Ie llffn.
n'ih sapI1tss tHt at .ecanef St 500 AFr,l senti-
1hep'S- we Fsar0a "a Sc taa'Gr;. IL ~. pTUhs
tIcni ina aetrAiJH vi tao sBcAEiue ::u,,e
,"l' rom 1"t"n sntoibssgt truua Ke..:c-sy,
We - q us. o.-c 70 believe snet tns ponu ii,r
'ff'''e has heeh i"ticFed from iia delu .ioa, by
,t liihtotn Hniicy IF emancipation IN tue
FS''Ans, tns Etf hboitshing sisyery IN th- Ft,,.
t'iI> r. Co.unlhfS. q the vat lax tcA,th -
p1s''iEf hsart is asoniZlng in tie ti.-,.3e -
EnsT,J uni RI: - 2'tRt not h. rs -. 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02

FROM &AssDU--I4:rs,S oa mt 6r5 t5b Fmy.-
The Svargau :G3,5.tca'- por;st-9: :. !ettsrtcoIn
Nassau, n. K. cs.e4 A1@y - x.v;nG some
further particulars OF ~ affair heretofore 10.
ticed. The writer says:
Ws arrived here ;Gs! Saturday from EuR.
land. In the a4s iron steamer Hero, after al
excellent r:G ~ ign teeG days. Ihirty-nys
miles =. y r, off Aoac1 light, We were
hcagd.t tGre. i,.4s ~ the l. = stersner rs,er-
ous,sh nyi'E HJ IN 70" up the s re and
Sttii"s ond ii :. 3ia "j,o<. {.e IL ou.-
rp3cd a e~s'- =, rh"a -. 1~Stofhe eer carr
- q lard IL, p.4.'= COW -c..4.- armed - me
see Il a. j. Us look t2ro&1n u: uQr
oa~arS, i.a ..5 g..- Ctpai,. % so win bin
~4 ocaI o. A2 -@eTcsdiL". which. OF course.
-Ft= -ci' - -" fna4 ask: permission 10
Ah1 -1r p'rs - fti Htgtsin 0t tn- Llerce-
ten, : aa i,sAt REQUEST " not granted
{" 9 II ar ~ert Oh ooard The Mer>edita and
III i w'tn tbs I'd Llauteoant and once
e.9 car pers G4derwent u thorough ycrn-
lii v taey hen told VS. II a they had tC subn Il
II matter ~ the c2tttin, 1nd Ef er ,. Tong
consolidation, they returned once III ore, teii.nA
u, LL. We might proceed. T-is cs..tin!y Is
tnat The United States Government threat
9aad England wtIh war few months ago,
only because Britsh cguiIers had So@r.et
vessels tt st ShO " ed the American CUtp.S II
order to asaerti-in that th>y were selling IA :
der the le fnl II g, out the Washington Cow
efiia,ent declar 81 that no trreisn ma2 of war
ious. sop a vessel showing The Starr AID
Stripes, thereby giving free passport 10 all
s!Gvaru We were de5ained one ald = ha'f
hears after the United States officers had as-
ter.E3n"o re Leg 'isy OF cur papers.
Weai.o copy The following in tersst.ng itsms
from. t,as same ls.ts.:
ghe .sansr VIM Seabrook arrived here
yesterday %ECln SaAt&e rlssr, bringing US Ii g
q LAD t.JinRa that ihe Canisderates achieved
g,oTiou: victories 81 Williamsburg aEd liaGts.
Vile, bu, we regretted much 10 hear Cf the
i0ss OF The Virginia. Nassau Is qu:ls q busy
piacs now.
Toe feeling III England is entirely N fa-
voT Of the S5Out6, a0d on the Contjusnt also
pcpu'ar opinions have greatly uha9s se,--aI-
most everybody sees the folly of gca S.tem -.
10 tcfce tne SUuss back into tte Union.
A. Pruss,an Oircer o. cavalry, who IL aux-
ious 10 join the soathern army, / learn ia
IN his way 20 :hs Confederate States. This
fiji Is Il EeuLi. tann OF high connection,
.l+- rfefH i..l .- 1IAs SGoI ard DiaVs sOi-
-Isr.
z t.. sll. hal -oE went 20 &c.. on a
e-.t's .,sst eHtsr4.y / Tust sac may iaIl in
= j 10,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02


ar G.s,leluar (sa, 4 tho ssststGl represents
Lf.s ,roathera, fs2I.ng IN Ken .1cky as growing
stronger @vrrT Day aTt says be - 60 E1eH' u
taeu smith y1aut / IN GER HrntucEy, n you'd
tava =" Rrclli1.. Of 10 60 u MS fJrce, On
hort nattt-. wa u pros >e 7'iFA iotfeAse q.
- 90 Il. =. att-'rG II orT tFideiicc3 oi 'ae
t,Sl ~. ~ las .,OGtd-tt C3'sof. "EioHS "A'tI
/, tue lact tnat toter, u g. iNe II mem c"T ot
he Federal congress froH Eea IucSy, re;nr','
cd aoIsr u 3ilIt tIll siaCe .rnd ihhfe kieetA,
n which lie told me .Copts th~y as+'l sOs tx
.1ec. jay irE,e .etr2 thsir Tls - L ~ -"
r'.israi 4OvNrI}T1s.,a, 3nt 'Fouta nav Z" 'HNi
d eir rignin into Their cWG hat 6s "nc pr"'-ct
themselves. This iangn G. c"mipE hcni, y
III II who \ Id 90 rrccL.iy u n@i the Fofia IL
uCau" cla:iDEs Of southern b''s i pfet1S
xuong evidence g.. In turn IL ..e tic ~ rep
ul II s9f-in; III aad e4d,a-ss II IA o'o i%ii'
tictaE TO Keep or iA9 90 ll"T site.
In cQuC.Usi0D, ta' Hs<fs.tr says:
We hayu Information, also, from ssFe.ii
sources. he u-arf Ia Il when We are nos
4, liberty 10 :.,i'...;1. Il Il movement CT Il
Gec;s..1 cNr-..t .tc- frZt viii s<' g-aftiy u
.ur -. t#e't .'-"~ go "a. "e N"-iFely lew
: . o. - q 30 -t:t iht
l., ,rsa.et.-. 4. - a. U7,a ~ nscabono.
<. tfe s'a e. r-..-'.tl, <sai.h Is dfaKgIng
II. sia ~ :enra@ A,oAs P" erory st1., - dfaw
i - LIS - ~ {" al lrt H.l.-ao'" el itdtf.
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t-e.n ta":r s>.lta frcrn II iieTrfca OF yi' ding
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Ata,>,AH B1.snXI.--[ten Nelson, uh,com.
=, :sd Us il; Esaeve' tiv;s,cu IN tie Sa ..,a
O. -5ai,oIl, - ala ciEcia' reporl .hu. gives ths
Je..,.. ol bis observations on 2uproacaing The
butte field;
~ iHHnu .JwatIng hI'"sr .ha tlssT oauh
sgi.ea crussst, :iJ,yr uJb "a h. GJt iIet fam
ttt eI,t tfi9nt. ut.rt!F t@frura.'2 Il. WAC Is-
ce,ysi gnIioub 1i7i-tun VIA cries "tttt
ls.t Ht@ Nhippsh,' 'tJt - pieces sit, etc
t.ay .9afr insSI,i,to - lame aud aaIr-slu, ,
s- { ftal oa5h ~ ta@a.s an~s inIigLant IT
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NOTI0A TO TAXpAYnRs. Be I. or al, cd

NVTIUL TO TAX PAYERS. Be II or ai' Cd
~ BY :hs CouGliios city Of kicbmcnd, tha.
,ls @ 4tscior tf The Qsy iaxes stat annuai , give
nes npes IN At less, fsnx of .he daily n.wss.pe-r nf
r1 utY 'oE fifteen dsyx ptor to the 18th day OF
4s 'hst he will tenG 81 his fiic, daily, hstween
osh 'Ws oi 9 o'ei"ck Z. Il and 8 a'clock P N. +,
~ hs b TO ths 10 Of Juoa, i2Cju ave Tor tha
po'e o' receiv,ns 5rolo anv psrson charged With
-. n1-'' ths whole or Gre half OF the sA4oun: OF
20. Lnssd detucsins fsoU iLs wnols amount or
." The Collector .hali in HE manner, giys no.
t,a, ~ n't'en dnvs pIicr /, The 18th day of De-
W. VA he will atIead u. hi, office tally, he
A. @s 40 i7s uloSt'ored hours. from the ID b IN
t,.a,vsW ssW boe'mbeS, ncusive t0r ;he purpose nf
~. b,,s iha' ssy iafsoo ~h, tas aire'dy paid
as q he cisy ssxes ehai ssd TO him, the
esu,o. aFp le-ao.iug from zach hall ten E5br
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~ A.8.1Is sgse E0scaar, s. ver t,~, iia usa2
we'll known phys,c,an, dieo IN u.osn,iIis, :.
T., on tae 27td 0f May.
AL alter alton occurred u few DAYS ago In
ID U,nyills, Va , betwssn James d HodnetI and
Nelson H. 0r,fiia, which resulted in the seri.
ous woundinS Of both.
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Vilginians in the Battle of & hiloh,
HHs HOPE, Va DAY Is. 1862

. Ett EHFVFo U k'b I'tBpHItH
IL q recaGt issue OF your paper / notice :hs
calnss Of seysrai FirginiaEs mentioned as
h"yirg psr:!ctpa.et in tins aren't battle Qf
Shllch ! wish to add arothar. / refer to
iustavus Crad~na. He - d native of Albe-
marie couEt", butr.mo we'd several yrsrs ago
with hir pa.gD'c ~ Shelby coraty, Tennessee,
where he E.s 1seI since Ewing. He is Lot yet
eighteen ears OF a.e,and joined the army soon
after the common cement OF hostiiIties; thus
furnishing another Of the NUN beriess Illus
uations OF the unyieding determination OF
tho southern people OF all Glasses to drive
pack the invaders or Perish In the attempt