The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31
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sArunuAY MORNING =. MAYS 81. isss
A coincidence Man" In wheeling.

4 coincidence Man In WheehnS.
One Of the celebrates chsrsoss1. 49," = - -
.'Uonndence Msu - ssems no have N's's"
Wheeling, Va whit l. few day'. I've '"'e'
56sHc~. Of that city bias the following ae.o"N'
Of his story and alleges attempted "is'"''oH'
On 11oudsxlns. n ,ounS msD OF nns address
ana very gsntsei ID Ms sptsnianec ~
fni. CITY ard ,ssilc,, uton tooaS,onist, repre-
scnttnS him calf SIS n sutief. direct rTom flth'
nura I.snains. He said ne wanted 70 IVY
come wheeling s1ogiss, Tor Whteh We sa'" ne
cauld get ave cents apisca down soatn, ne
i~ft an order al tho establishment Ter about
ave nuudfsd doaisrs worth OF goods. and Went
ont with the promlse 10 return ana inercssa
ths crier From The tobacco house ne went
a. a rag Sstahlish1aent, where he rspr ted
tSat nc hsd goo for one Of the girls emplo Jed
ia the house. whtcn be mad received from
ooidisr who WAS voun ted at Pitts6uIs Aand-
inr, and VINO afterwards died He had for
gotten the young uoman's name and seemed
70 BE- mt CT disappointed Ill not recognizing
her among the irls before him
Leaving TINS estS 6isB mert, he Vai.ei upti.,
she kev Mr. Barnes. u the ouTtn street M
D, UhuTcn, who ne told that Ms NE w6s
SSolins, ana thsI ns wss Il sou dt tae hsv
Collins, OF ina baltimore Conference OF tha
Nj Church He said b hsn been inllf's-
oned III the ouiA for mis- III ion sentiment
Rad )ust been rsiessei, and was an ms way
nome 10 Baltimore aA4 wanted 10 poIit~
ten dollars. M. BuSnes eltner suspected We
fellow or ,iiu ro1 fael d sposed IL ienc money
&c strangers, ara politely declined a. eF'ant
the favor. Tue fellow tbeJ went to promi'
nop mem Der Of FIR Hs-Ess'S tnVfcn, -aymk
that Mr. b. hsd recommended him One mem
teri as a gentleman from whom ms could
likely obtain assistSLSs. To TINS latter gen
tleman Collins told about the same story tnat
he had told MIR. Barnes. with the addition
that his sis ter was iyiES at the point OF death
In Baltimore, aud tha. every momenI OF de
lay seemed al hour. he wanted 10 borrow
ten dollars, and would give q drat upon his
brother. who was engaged IN the Pension Uf
dcs at WasbinStoL. The gentleman loaned
she fellow the money upon these conditions.
and he disappeared sometime duriag Monday
night.
He is known IL almost svsry city in the
land, and IL more familiar with the side or
jaiis than with the outside. II is the same
cnGp VINO used TO write letters rom II EN- phls
Tennessee to the New York pu pegs, after ths
breaking ont OF the war
The f1teliSenesr adds that liz wa arrested
and imprisoned In kemphis Rot for his Onion
sentiments but on a different aud more seri.
Gus charge Ia this connection IL inay ae
stated that few days ago th0Cinclnnati
od.e1e published letter from Msmphi.,
written by msn calling himself "Ccliins,"
in which he tells the rollC wing extraordinary
story;
o.. the 10Th OF April, ls6l, Was arrested
upon the allegation that j was CORES oun.
dent OF the Tribune and thrown into a dark
and ioathsome dungeon, where the accuma-
lated Nth OF years rendered existence for any
length OF time impossible. This arrest the
AvalHnche was exceedingly Jubiiant over, and
been acted upon. would not now be writing
this letter. While confined Ia that city WIS
compelled IO witness the enOrmities pei Petra.
ted In obedienoS 20 the bshests OF these VIM
ruled the mob. One hour In the morning fl ON
to 5,waS allowed me To stand at the window
Srats, and at such times their whippings anu
head. sha wings were INDUCED Here SAW,
from the 27th OF April to theo Ii Of une eighty
nvs men whipped and their nsads shaved
anu forty tnTes hung boIaus they refused to
take ths oath OF allegiance 10 the Southern
Ccniederacy. And ca tie 18th Of May last
one OF the most bsa 4 titul aEd i, com piish ed
Jo1nS ladies this country can beast Of was
stripped to the waist, thirteen iashsz laid
spon her DdcEs ami tie Iikt. Adii Of he: head
shaved. simply bechuss she lad purchased d
ticket for CaiIO, aud was congritulatiIg her
seif that she would soon BE Ia s land OF fIsss
DOM These crin1-s. which III ale lie blood
osrdis ID our veins, - md rouse ven geanCs
blood alone oEL 4usll, were regarded RS
Su6l. N stssrs Ey Inc d ..iSaths -aitO9staeT too
insignificant to lie noticed
kDGuCtisas lie sb"va story wac iulsy II ell
tied IL roIk0p1iie. TIE iDcilsnt iiIust:aies
ace Iallib.iitJ u tie NoTlfeir press AID
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