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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30
tICKssURa- Spsyi! Of .ae M.sstssipEla.S-,

tIoKs1URa- pwi! .F rae M!sstssspFla.S.- " .
arpeu,i .cE ct ara emphatic replica of tne
civil sno military sl.GCTiNss q ttoEsbaTS
TO tina ipso,ent demand CT the COM maEGeI u
the eGsia, 1es:. II WtiL De- seea that ihey
done knew how &c sSIrsnde, a cisys a:ld re-
f1ss -, us ...ugh lne uE0oos.. It's Irsg note
il from Mayor Lindsey, I'D. s.seo 10 - fnh.p
Lee, ccE-.r9@..,;;.. novahc- ci.yai jj..jHon.
u =. n
Ioat conAlnan.sisio'- - III : detss ao''1 ssssd
10 me srthorines FicssuaTe, has been
;.eiivere0 to ms iE TeEiy, Will STA 80 20 you
,nai. 80 far a. the unl!cipai authorities are
concerned. ~. Hhts ere, te,; FL Ie4sCceG, and
Ccne axe within .hs .'.'ci.o.s.te .ii.:sts nj she
city,
BaC, s!T, l.. i04snSs ssPi5, ~ii1 s.als !Gat
Neither the M ns psi authorities mr. the ,ai.t
1sps viii. ever consent - $ surrender of ina
city
Tue 40. U.l.i no te II ito,o In.usx !. hu.ls,
m,.ilaIy governor aaa comm aadsp, ~ .he
post
Sir a. yunr 1,'.~, - - 81 tais d'.la Is
addressed IL 1as "RaLhuri ies 81 ticEshurs,"
ana that you ma. have full rsriv 10 said
commr nicsiion, In'e 70 state tHas &iisals~
s!ppians doh know, aad refuse - learn, how
to Surrender 10 AT ssl.m1 II toI1 iarrasnt
or brig Ger. Butter eaC teach them, !s
them como and ny. AZ u he Dit fences Of
Vics,oGT., respectfully refer You 20 The Te-
piy CT Brig Gen smith. oDmsadinx flrces
- vi.asDntg, le-s'Tt; -: Gi,cic s2,..
Ibe :o.lo wing % the reply Of &C. Sm.'n;
S1z: Icur comnuaica.:cns ~ tnis date ad-
creased - the Sac thora.ie: u tiSEs0uYs,"
demanding the surrender 0: the city aadI ts
Gss lsaoss, has been received In -egAr: IT, the
su-Isud-~ Of &c 4S:rGrs., awe - reply
that having heen ordered h-?2 - hold cEese
ceIon2ss, " - my III E-aiioE TO DC % "a Ions AZ
IL is In ry power.
Commodore Eeos ,ss.4aso srs aoioiss.. a.-
swer 10 mayo, LINDSEY standardization:
SIS: ! have 10 aSGE-SW txdSS skS receipt eT
your comm niea tioE n! yesterday evening
and In reply have 70 slate that my ocnmuni-
cation Of yesterday, in relation 10 the removal
OF the women and children, was for IN. mr.
pose III placing ii al my option to ire or mot.
al might thtDs proper, &. sa.s earliest r.o
3iea,. Epoa the dafs.;s'x af Inc town, without
prod acipg q loss Of inpocsns iifs and " that
as W. ~ /. Siion shst! a1.srS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

rardongi-Tne Governor h&s pa,,tiu-,;
and released fiona the feRitentiary .Iumes Da-
Wis, wno ls,.s sent thther several months sine,
from this city tor Ole year, Tor grand larceny
He also p,.rdonei yesterday, on tho strength
Of a pathetic petition from ti,a relatives OF the
prisoner, young uan confined fer some petty
oii-nce, foni OF whose brother. had entered
the Confederate sruy, Two Of whom had haen
killed in battle, AMI a. third dangerously
wounded. The remaining brother ana h,f
friends asked for the prisoner release, and
His Exoelie.cy very properly. as ali mnat
c0ucst.6, granted me iequss..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

IRE Stores 10 bs Chased 1t will b5 r-.n by
tho proclamation Of the Governor that the
stores are heresiteI s., be closed al clock
r. M and the seoond class militia til drill
daiiY a, 5 clock r. NJ This is & wise move
and ore that vii. "byia,e the necessity Of ali
hubbub and humbug about raining battalion
foI special service, and 20 act "a home guards
&C His ExeeliencY deserves praise 'os PIT
tin. down his foot firmly a. tl- right time
on the proper enhJects and appropriate way
Let the people foreso tho pleasure Of money
making i.r even : b-ief period md al will he
welt Eeac tae a.ics of tie GoverDc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

ltea.0v.A Of Sscs.-A large number OF sick
soldiers have lately been sent from Richmond
to Danviiie. Wednesday saversi train loads of
sick that mad been accommodating st Ashland
were brought t. th.s city snd will, no doHit.
also be sent to DanviIie where it is said &c
concentrations have been provided; foT ; 'a''' -
i hatt lie near Ricl,mC nj wuGid render a great
deal Of hospital room neee -sary at this point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

s.oaJedsTe.tes !. -, ,.tfsd ---gba ank~es i.,ads
s vigorous ouAlxaght sB our picksts yesterday
morning III the head OK MeUhQuicavil,e tun
pike and succeeded in driving back our boys
IRON their lines, Two Confsderats soldiers
who 'se,e wounded in the skirnjsh were
brought to the city and lodged in cue of the
hospitals. We believe none of onf nsp we're
k;iesi, Ths ios' Of the Yankees Fyas nos ascer-
tainea, though 10 doubt 6 nuaster we're killed
ana wounded.
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France aud the American Wa

The Paris correspondent - 3 New oTS Is
r~r writes may Roy RS follows:
Theirs IL manifest evldspoe 81 tsacti0D
L. France hgatnst sbe Governments % ia
United SsStaa / a. nor Shy :;a: tIsEs I- an.
1851 syiSDs.f.s towards toe SCut1. pu. 7!:ta
d. say, thar IIea are Hss inning aSciT "!!13'r
Ii iuarmCr tnat x mis- civil .Oa :e.;iG:i ~ IT
a. crCS pas an end to, tue cOISf IrSG:e< To-
France viii, ne L.. ,cngsT tClaran!e. They say
that hundred. Jn0Issnd III OF arc deprived o.
Is OF the mealsot in03y; that tie distress IN
beginning 80 make - s;I seriously Ieiti :lat IL
time 9rs3 ms. are exhibiting al imp
fien,s 81 Ire ioes. Q: E.ssh ifapoI -, f.pd When
.ha Government has peculiar reasoEs fer rs
tysnc amsnt, the .nnSiIies ). + Obliged tn sap
p'y 10 inoixslts o. accom-! Ok the American
crisis - ep:taHksrinS tbs repnss ~ the cOun
try 'rney s6y. moreover, tnst experience Is
proving taa. All attempts at ccss ming sup
pi Of Iott1a from any other 4ratteF thar
America have only resulted IN more Piaini;
showing Ins indispensable character of Ehe
Southern trade. Tue Indian climate. as 81 81
OK AlssaT., being both too not ano 20" cold
fCi the &c ton prnductioil or 81 tneT psEt ~ the
w1ria. ~ never occupy the place oi lLst o.
the south
The DttGts uopies the Independence 6eiss's
paraE TGph, tuonsh il affects 30 d lscelisSe re-
facs.
Primes Napoleon - hL0Wl 10 nave said
only TWO days ago, IL tie presence Ct more
than one gentleman connsc tsd with tle South
thai, strong a. his symrathlss were towards
the North, he aas afraid he lsf nee than IN
year, ne said harvest failsd u.s. aud "nO
labor 40 food is state Of things which
turns every mans thoughts upon eimeel!.
II General NcUiellan cannot stamp ont sh1
rebellion l See nothing for 81 0u! iNteTisr-
epcs on the part OF Europe
kefocs ta;s letter reaches yea i do hope
that III. tide CT battle may h: se set in aIaiIa:
TIE rebels ~ zach fashion inst En- lancolc's
words IN his than Sss wing proclaim alton may
be verified aTi tIst foreign IA te' 4sreGce may
cease .oTe.ef 20 hS t. TnufteF 1t question, bns
ii nnt, from Sii hen", AZ strongly par
suG1e;i u 81 iiis yGa- :! s.: - ~; pass away
Uith0Gti,I having TX l5H'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

S,naH Chauge-If the City Chamberlain
woHid establish u rule to furnish with small
change, for 81 and $40, ali soldiers who apply
to him, in the City Hall, he would confer on
them q great benefit, and enable them to pro
euro many necesssries which they ara now
compelled TO do without, because Of the i'm
possibility of their procuring change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30
RschMoJ.d Idrsefifs - This well managed
title theatre con.innas 10 be crowded NIGHTLY

little theatre continues ~ be crowded nightly,
and the performances 60 oil with considerable
cellar Mr.. Walter Needle, the leading :pan
OF the company, has won the favor of the
audience, AMI in hiH classic deineatioi. nf va
rons characters il we'll sustained by the rLonk
company. The management, We understand,
Is en;istng the services Of the beat theatrical
talent II the Sonth for liz: new theatre now
il progress 0i completion However, muoh
depend7 upon the destiny OF our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

10 odo,ate tie complaints OF those who
have been heretofore unable to get advertised
letters from the Post Office hecanse Of the alb
sence Of small change, the Postmaster Gen
eral has directed that postmastevs shall here
after receive, at ths office Of delivery. postage
stamps in payment Of postage on advertised
letters and on letters unpaid and Undereharged,
and for payment Of postage On newspapers
aDa other mailable tpa,t.y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

,. ,x.. -rns Qause 81 40 L.
=, ,as Ysierst usasrai, ~ r, Smi1h' " 'n
a.. ~. I,uis Dsa.s.,a. t. nav. t'sA =
follows ma. /.
"fox tro al three liSnts b. "ass 90 lps
exposed In front OF Fort Nns a., ~ era
wind, slses. and cold, IN ATis 6.nIntiog Be
ing Gis troops, and aNst Nv s@Ys,et xsa'
was taken with fevsr anu 49, "a. Is aln
snsd him greatly Bat nis splr., .,,5,siI
table. Upon shs urst symptahW ,sa!
he was again In the usld. Wosls ,a.g .
Landing he jumped nom : 80. gsi
ssra,sd Ia, hone and caussd sxfoiisss,- n %.
sipslas ia ,sr ven ed. and IN ntns asSs
time of NE ACCIDENT he 1is1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

TIE fSrs. Response.-We are glad lo -
cord as the hrss response 70 u : call Of rein
trrcemen.s fey 'ackson the company Of Chasa-
peaxe Artillery, Can't. ". . Brown, -ho,
a:.er fnii reoTganisatio,. leaves in few tsya
t. Join the victorious arnJ OF tho Potomac.
The eoaIaaDd nncabars nearly sE hundred
men, with fouF rihed pieces, and being COM
posed OF Marylanders exclusively, ths object
III attaching; themselves - the command Is ot-
vions Maryland, MY Maryland IL u -h.,
changed to- Home Again
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

4 {r,Ft Asa.heT - ,1agons weIs -n,;a@ il
Wadnesria; IN hauiipg ice 70 sha dijteranl nos
pitai- 10 la 3aoi ty The gTonaded s1idissy
This fact, t4kan in con;a2ctjop with "th7rs,
aads - tns iDterenCs tia: ~: Generals 3nt,ci-
rs1a ST sRriy engagement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

BufLAa's A,a.rkoUs DgsP oTIss .--lA rev
Orleans, oil the Ian ,nst US We lsarn from
the 5sls Ds!sa. uso Fusey, fur an stack ON
Calted states soldier. was, after the hsnrtnG
CT evidences. ssetsnced by Federal military
court be confined in Fort Jackson, La, Tor
tina period Of TWEEN ~ -cns years, ~ hard labor.
with hail Rnd chain attached to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

Baptist .iaairersaries-The baptist Gene
raj Association OF Virginia met AT the Fret
Bapa@; Church OF this city yesterday alter
noon, TO hold it's - annual meeting. After
Singing and prayer the body was organized
by e'ecting the fcllow wing officers:
Pretideu' Rev Ro Ryiu,d, u. ID.
Il. Vice President Hon K l.. MONTAGUE.
ID 50 IS Rev l. w. Seeley - ID.
Id -Rev.j l. Burrowa, j -.
.tth " Rev. A. Il Smith
Secrets,y--A y. T. Abei!.
lreRsufe,-J Il Watslur
The rules Of order were then ready
Rev. w. h Hatcher and Rev. w. Slate we're
appointed Committee on Delegations.
On motion, Rev }. Il. deter, d. D., X. j..
Montague, and others, were appointed to pre-
pare suitable resolutions in regard to the war,
On motion, the Association adjourned to
meet At ten o'clock 10 day
The exercises of to day are likely to he very
interesting, as the main snblects to be discnss-
cd relate to the state of the country. Consider
ing the times, the attendance is encouraging
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

lTe La.!iss Of 81. Pants and nlho. churches
have beg1c to work GA bed= for the aoapit-
aia, having doujtiaaa receiva,i ~ inima,io, tha;
ST ez5ri quantity might be neeeiai ii :. :.sg
DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

4 0l1pAtcn from W6sniDgto1 dafad May Is I,
aye: dis has bsen aacssfained from al Az.
.boaitc s0efss thai the sxpepci .urex Of inc
lovsrImsut from April, iss,, - the ~pfess
eat Tins, Asss not arrcs ID n.a.srs Of aalars q
tv."
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SgoI x9sss De.r fusc. tolxa, A.; 3, ~ turn OF +.
ta- Ia = for >aoncets' So l-o- 81 ,ie best
I.a s.a1 <.sa 13'l a. .csrd there In great
.sDEAuhuc-.
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rms charleston Courlsy II In formed 1n6I tie
HT,t.sL steamer Miuna vas captured oy
Felera: man-ol- NAE on Cape Eomain, on
the 2isA OF Iay.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-18

eportation for troops and supplies to q point
forty miles nearer Richmond than BY any
other route which be commanded at the
time the advance was made, and because of
the advantages offered BY the York River
Railroad. The Pamunkey is deep stream
navigable by the largest vessels to White
House, and from that point to the Chicka-
hominy there were no considerable railroad
bridges for the enemy to destroy. The rail.
road was made ready as our troops adj
vanced and was easily kept in order.
The Fredericksburg road was forty miles
longer, and full of bridges. And if Nc.
D0well had moved on from Fredericks.
burg, as was intended, (when the way was
opened for him by the battle Of Hanover,
and he and bis army we're thrown away
by Stanton, in his panic,) McClellan's right
wing would have been perfectly secure,
and be could have advanced upon Richmond
from the north and east at once, aud would
not have been crowded by the necessities of
the situation into the swamps of the Chick.
ahominy. But if James river now furnishes
better base of operations against Rich
mond than York River did-if the situation
is more healthy and water communication
closer and more secure, why was it not un-
derstood and due advantage taken in the
first place? Because, when Mcclellan es-
tablished himself on York River, the ter
rible Merrimac was still in existence, and
blockaded James River. 1t will be recol.
lected that vessel held the river during the
siege of Yorktown. Because, further, Nc.
Olellan expected Mcdowell from the North,
and wished to be in position to join hands
with him.
In the late operations before Richmo nd
there is no question but good generalship
was displayed. The extrication of our army
from the Chickahominy, the safety of stores
at White House, the safety of the wagon
trains, fat cattle, siege artillery, and all of
the valuable stores not destroyed, the safety
of the majority of the wounded and sick,
and the bloody repuse of the enemy on the
last days fighting, all show admirable gov~
eminent. Whatever Mcclellan may have
succeeded in or failed in up to the com.
mencement of the series of dreadful battles
before Richmond, he has since then been
tried in the fire and found not wanting.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-18

AS one Of the features of these extra.
ordinary times, it may be mentioned that
the appropriation of $l5O,0OO for secret
service, one of the items Of the army appro-
priation bill, has been increased in the
Senate to 100000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-18
DIR. VIM. B. HURD'S
n euralgia Plasters

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wANTED.-To intro.
duce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into every county.
Men women who want to make money quickly can
do better with these articles than anything in market
They are new, usefe and low priced and are spen
agents. Boxes Of samples. containing dozen Of the
dollar packages above specified with circulars will
person wishing to test his her skill in selling with The
view Of becoming an agent. They be sold in day
HEWe would rather pay salaries than Commissons
to those who prove themselves efficient salesmen.
n1Now is the time to go into the business. For I'D.
dress aud references see above. febal -dawly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01
rrcpo.ea nshI.uon BY Franee.


At q late hour List rig us received New York pa
pers Of the 27b, with highly important news from Ea'
Iope. France bad proposed to England and RnssiA =
Joint mediation for Al srmistics Of iG nonths in this
county, EagAna and RaGsa SssliDs-prOfssfng 70
believe tia. aay lnterfsrsuce at this time would tend to
U,olODg the struggle. What further action, If any, has
been or will be taken by France, "a not known.
The New York Herald, prompted BY its wishes, thinks
that Napoleon viii leave the matter where IL H. Others,
Who think they know the Emperor, entertain . different
opinion. He does not O.Ssn give over an enterprise,
which he has once undertaken. The Herald s delighted
with RusSia's reply, and Is very abusive Of EnslAnd. 1.
considers sill the EurCPsAn Powers, except Russia, as
bitterly hostile to the Y.nkse Government and IN this
cats CORY, it assigns the foremost place to Great Britain.
Il IS gratifying 10 zee the poor ressrd, which tie sihh,
suesking and ~eontemPdbls P0lcy OF Lord Resell NJ
calves q, he bands Of his Yankee friends.
TIE Ensysh press Is represented as strongly eOndemr-
ing the course Of the miaistry. Parliament is nov IN
sNsior; and this refusal 10 cooperate with Frsnoe vii
probably gise the comp d grace to tho supsrannuAsId
Cabinet Of Pslnsrsloa md Russell
Toe pu ,HesiiUn Of these Documents ssr'es to point
out % u OF he Confederate States whore - lock for
cur bsz irieuSs in Europe. FAnSe, Geyord q doubt
warmly sympa.bizs With u; and + We arc Use, We vii
hesitate at nothing short Of Independence, TO enlist her
actively in OOr behalf A treaty, securing to her vast
and exclusive privileges, would b, q jass somPors Ation
for hsr geOsTous fiendship, and = r~igttors reIr0siOn
on England for her heArtlsss and unmsny policy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01
M nnnnalnr Rorc.a.

We have every disposidon 20 crafty the nAarAl curl
osiy Of the public in respect to tie position And move
meats Of our army and that Of tho enemy. Bat il no
considerations Of prudence restrAired, ve Shorld hnd
the task ore Of great difficulty. Ia times Of compare
tive ~inacior, We have observed that runorS and spseu.
lions are ms, abundant When the army Il per
fectly quiet, the imsginaiors Of the inpatient take
20 themselves uiugs and scar alon Vithou. any
sort Of regard TO fses. Perhaps this is the case row
Notwithstanding the thousand and one perfectly rehl6ls
reports which reach Us 6Aay, row placing Longstreet
here, JHksou there, Hill somewhere else, snd Les every
where a. once, Is is net At al impossible that each and all
Of thsss gentlemen, with all their fOIlOsi5g, have been
quissly smoking their IiPes IL their so<e - ~inrs guar
tsrs for he last month. Toe Yankee sseouniS rprtHnt
Jackson 10 bs near Winchester p~rtTaioE for . raid into
PsunsylvAnia. TIE iAes authentic accounts, Which ve
have from tie r,doubtSble S,oneVall, we're not incon'
Padbls with this statement He Va' then not more than
4 hundred mills EGm Winchester; but our Information
Wa no, explicit ard positive s 10 any speedy advance
into PenbsylSanis. The Yrkses nay have b,en better
advised than ne on this point; and us hope ii may be
~. S,oneUsli is an seeenirie sep.uS and Ike some OF
the vsgAbond bodies Of the regions Of space, his nOVs-
msu1 are Gubjee. TO no known and certain lass. He
may dEe up, When less; sIpSe;sd, a. Cumberland, or
Philadelphia, or Washington, Or any other u1imAEined
locally; The Yankees cnno; be too vide awake!
II We are 10 toe duk IS to the Whereabouts and the
movements Of cur own troops We are necessarily much
more 90 r5sSeirg ,hoss Of the enemy. Taking their
own vauns for gospel, they should have been hAv
irg 8 joyeuI time in Richmond ere this. Mcclellan vas
the ouly obs.alls 70 an instant advance upon the Rebel
Capital His removal vas TO p~recipitAse the plandering
horde upon Us in ten days TIE fIetb yet 10 be reL'-
had Ju5gmsut Is divided as 10 the proposed route Of
invasion. Tue YUke pspsr1 shich have acquired q
USrld.Nide reputation for Versei;I published the pro
gr,mme Of advance ~ way Of TrsdsriCk burg. ESh
stage ual sFe,iaIly nO.sj; and the arrival Of the grand
army At the Jlcc'i'r IsO days before Lse vas pre-
claimed s q historical fact TIE authority created ds-
trus.; and in this case. 10 10 30 many oIbers, the dis
trus. appears W,l--ounlel. A. latest dEtes, they bad
not erolsd the RAPpahAnuOCk. In the meantime, se
have swelling runors OF a m.drs.sd elArSe Of b &c,
ard an advArc BY way Of Suf1k sud James River
We should not b. as.CEisteS, If they undertake. both
expeditions at the sane time. /. eOmports With the
magnificent and Chinese IcAls Of ideas, which prevails
in YalkeedOm, TO a.tsEp, With two armies UhAt one
could not accomplish. Tlsir PaPsrs you'll 10 into hts
ovIr the opera iJas Of tuo g and Armios. They oil
10 doubt sa.ci = weasel Al,CP shsIhsr cone by one
routa N hoth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

DrArH or An OTucEL-Hush JSnes Gl'ton, Al.
tslt Of the 4s 4 n. O. Troops. died mar Sharp'burg,
Nd, in O,tcbsr last, Of a wound received 10 battle
The Rlsizh Standard says.
A,ju,ant CASTOR Was the youngest son Of Alexandra
CASTOR, E who WSs the DOLLY con of the Hon. VIM.
Castor. HIS only brother, william CASTOR, vas killed
BY the Indians, near Fort WalA Wsns, some four or
Eve Yeas since, in bis frs. engagement aud Hugh re-
eeiysd his 6eI.h uouad IN his fest engagement at
sharpsburg. Hugh JOaes CASTOR sss the las. male OF
the name His grcA. graadiA'hOr, the father OF the Hon.
wfliaa CASTOR, fell Ia the revolutionary var, having
been 'iuhumlu'y murdered by the tories" 10 the so'ds
Of Mr.. Macon, aud "bAP;iE'ng, a. Is we're, his Goa in bis
blood" - he fell.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

Ahner JlekSou, Who vas rec n.y arrested in KIoI-
vile, Tenn, on the charge OF didoysly, hs bsen 10
| Ased BY the military Suthorit'e..
Mr.. Troup Banks, sou Of Col. JOIN Bank Committed
SUI j., Ut Wynnton, Ga, on ths 20 b OF November, ~
sboo,ing hims,l!. Impaired health had Aac cd his
mind.
We learn from tire wilmir gton Journal. tha. the Pc
coAligo and U-ele Ben ueIt 80 ss safely Tuesday wight
las
Col Robert @. Wood has been made Colonel COM
mAnding al the part ian c .'Alry Ct East reuness'. Col
Woods mother 10 . daughter Of Gen. z siary fs,lor.
@. ". Blair L Co.. Of the Broad Street Theatre, Z ei.
nond, have opened Xii slsr's Hal, Oolumbi,, 3 o., fer
. short dramatic season.
Il is reported that CON. Rsnshaw, the TsdsrAl c'n
mAnder 1t Galveston, has pu; Up . notice ihai oil pro-
psrty In that ty not Csclp.sd 81 the 0snsrs . esaaf-
Gated.
Dol. LTc'us Lamar, Of Georges, who vas wounded at
the battle Of = cimOnd, 10 recovering ircn ths a, C 0 Of
his wound.
A correspondent Of the London finss Ays that The
word 'skeedaddls," IPeputed addition 70 he Yankee
voc ,buhry, Is Of common use In Dasfrss shire, aud
means to spill in small quantities.
A storm Of snow and hail prevailed IN EigsAsli ri
TIC 8. o., on Friday night week.
The small peH has nads is appsASr es at oooysrs, q
the Georgia RSilroad.
@. 8. Leonard, . well knovn ellison Of ASntsgas
c1uniy, Ala, died recently.