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The n,p- Of Old Stonewsll seems Likely
q * CON as famous rs that Of "O.d hIck
Dry" Has les. vict,ry appears 10 aa'e been
crusne.. We know not what nav have
besn the size Of Banks's column bGI 1t mus
have been a very large one If 1t Gan stand the
ioss of 600 prisoners, 10 say nothing OF the
killed and wounded, whic !, although not men
toned must have besn considers able sincs the
victorious party lost loO.
In all the transactions Of this year, Jack
ron has proved himself 70 bs naau OF hish
military ssaius Hs Is very daring, but a.
ways upon calculation. The acts OF bis which
appear rashs.. are sare TO be found the safes
.bst could b. ave besn done. When he marched
for ice.anoe, upon S-islda and attacked hlD =,
numbering four or & 70 10 bis one, he fonro
thss he vas In q d Fl :ult position, and thu .
daring wss the best way to ext icats himself.
he calculated justly. The scdderuess ano
seveity OF toe blow psrz.y.sd the assaileo
party, and be could not follow him eff =ctuslly,
wAe:ees had he evaded bin, ne would bu
have encouraged him TO follow With increased
activity. Besides, this s'sa,k, go blamed foj
yashness at the time, WAS r.de, il was said, 80
.revsat Shields from falling Oh the aaEk OF
Johnston In bis retreat from M4nassas
-jsoksons march against Milroy, svsdiEs
Banks, who wss II bis front, was a daring 81
serpriss, aud beautiful exhibition o. .he Ia
:ortsncs Of interior lines He syruos M.lrcy
6rst-~rushsi hiu--and then rstutnsa ~ ami.
i,,late 8inks. Tao who's wa boldly our
cs4,sd, and admirably executed. & phases his
ID NE among those CT the ara, lalita1y men 81
she aye
Above eli, Jacksnr has shown what bod
heat and ready Wit eau DO With the mes, in.
adequate aesus, Men will fellow suci leader
anywhere, aud never .biok of turning ther
backs OF any enterprise ne may suggest. He
Is the msu FOX revolutionary times. He
t..kee no step backward. He does nos believe
II splendid retreats, and seldom makes any at
nj. lie ass fought three pitched battles il Two
uoouths; more ttan any General ever d;i ex.
copt Bonsrarte in the FRS. campaign OF Italy
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WA1ARMELoss We hots OUT people
throughou ut the couatr ~ have bethousbt them.
selves TO plant largely Of this agreeable frui'.
and 1e would strongly advise them 70 con
tinue planting a. they have Opportunity.
Il the rasions ripsnlne. They will prove very
refreshing ana aa.urary to tie ack and
wounded In on. calaps scd hospitals. sspe.
ctaiy 10 the Absence at Tea OF vntcn vi shAu
Is deprived In most psrss Of Ne Oenssde
ya1y.
kvsn In districts remote nom shS scenes Of
actual war, VhAt miEay ssesn = Supsgabu nd {.
~ - u melons aeed ROT 6Q was 30. - sxcs.'
sha. Is aac,hsr article which - u 81 lacking
W. asvs essd -aosaSe,s racaft - WAte1msI'
COS, ara .orrc IL very pA,AsAols. To pro.
cssi OF manufacturs - saSRls; ooassso0k y
ecesyars cct the pulp. pressins II In sne most
eon.safsnt uoee-;n . gunnY Bag %! sn~
auAats--.,Ii 6osltnx ths juice tmmsdaSssiyss -
Is souTs very RAPIDLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Police Coart.-A number of petty cases
were brought to the attention of the Head OF
Police yesterday and thus dlspobed Of. 1t
vii, be sesn that the crop Of dellnauents was
not very extensive, nor the oIeucos charged
such as 10 excite very lively feelings, one way
or the other, in the breasts of any body but the
parties Immediately concerned. Michael Grace
was arraigned at the 1nit OF Mrs. Downs, who
charged him with an assault and battery. fne
proof was conflicting The defendant object
ed to being considered he author OF such a
graoesss proceeding. IL order to give him an
Opportunity to clear lis skirts, ths case was
continued. A sciaier named Lagrona, belong
ing to the Maryland Line, having been arrest
ed Tor getting tight and lying on the bricks,
was admonlshed snd dispatched to rejoin his
company. Peter Graham, Il free negro, who
had resisted the officers, in reply TO their i'll
Quiry for his papers. was ordered TO oe So
sauited il legal way with II cowskin by al
Off oei of police and then continued ia iail -
Mrs Dunlap who had m@ae an unauiet d.
noDstration a9ains. one OF aer ueighbors, wac
required to give surety for hsr good behavior
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Shot for Interfering ac'h The P,orost Mar
sAai Duo, - Richard Barry, . mernber OF
Caski,'s Rangers, was shot with n,usket tali
through tbs 'shy par,s 81 Bis th,s , sstef6.sy
TIE Provost armed guard nad arrested Il,
either for de- ertiou or diaordeTly uondUcs, and
~sro il ffout Of SsabroCk's Warehouse Win
him, hen barry rode up Cn horseback ana
eeEe"ptorIly ordered hiH release, acooDIpsaicd
BY threats 30 shout tbs nan who hsd the yfi3,
oneg in cuotody. Saeius th~t the Ranger ;I&G
cooked his pistol, AID q lite liksiy 10 ex
eonte his threat, the clhcoi 10 charge Of the
guard ord.red one Of them 10 'cs, ard the re-
sut above alluded to eneued TIE wounded
man wa6 taken to the Alexander Hospital, on
Franklin street He will recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

wynouee.-ws noticed briefly yesterday the
fact that resisting dessrter had oeeu s"o' -,
Friday. opposite tho Beauregard saloon, oT
.he guard sent after him. The shhr WE ~. ~.
Gated in the wrong r'ace. Il ocourrsd AZ .e
corner of Franklin aud 18th streete Ins maI
came was Sam'l Hays, member o, CaPsa;"
Raylv's company, and lie died yeste, DAY morn .I,
INC, nj o clock, at the Iufrma,y OF the medl
cal College. Coroner Ssuxay he'd 40 loduss'
over the remains yesterday, when tne NAI"
10, facts were ELECTED: Sergeant Nchenna h""
I,asn aent out with privates Coleman auo nen
dersop. 20 hunt VI deeerters. They met nays
at tbs corner Of 18th and Franklin Streets ana !,
kuowing that te was deserter, Coie,Iah oaiu
he had been looking for him al day az oo nuh
90 70 camp. He said he be ID II ne "onlo
Aud ,erked away from Henderson, "ho nao
hold of him, drew piatol and presensou ~
HAYS then went into house near inc eofuef
\. that moment Gen. Wiuder's ponce came
along and learned the circumstances, and were
requested to capture Hays by the sergeant
and his party. their guns not being loaded--
Coleman londed bis gun. and Hays started on
= ran mn 18th street, When between Mar
shsu aud Broad streets they overlook him,
and he again swore that he would net 20 to
camp, and presented his pistol. An ofhcer
who wac present ordered Coleman to shoot,
which he did, wounding the party III the lie.
and body with bah aua 5uCksbo.. lie was
taken to the Medical College NJ 3 O'Clock Fri
dav night, and died at ! O'Clock yesterday
mcrn.Ds
The verdic. Of the Jury July excnerated
the soldier who shot Hay who, they Fay, came
80 lis death by several gun -shot wounds IN
hicted by Samuel Coleman while il the Fs5
tor noe of biz duty iu aTrest!ng deceased, he
having a drawn pistol on hun while in the eX
ecu,i III Vf his e.tia dl ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

4rrest on u Serious Charge. The police
yesterday evening Gagged g man banned Frank,
alias William Gay, as ono Of the nurdere,r OF
Patrick Kelly Il will be RENE nhered that
Richard Daft and others sre already 10 Gus
,cdy for killing both Kelly and Downes who
aers members Of Reads heavy artillery
company, and whoss mysterious murder Oh
T.h street, few weeks since. by unrecog
nized rutians, threw the Whole city into q
fever OF excitement. The evidence sgaiust
Guy, if inde sd 10 prove Ole Of the assassins
VIII be elected on mis- examination this mo m
il, hefors the HeaG Of Police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Fatai Result We alluded yesterday to the
fact taat on Sunday, in FROM vi tie Exchange
Hotel, while tbs servant Of an oIiiCsr was en-
dsavoring tn unload tlc latter's baggage from
ais hoIss, d pistol contained therein exploded,
tue bail passing through the servant foot and
glanced off, striking another negro in the
body, who was standing by, inficcing 1t was
supposed, mortal wound The last one al
luied to-a boy named Henry, u body servant
# Capt w. Alexander, Assistant Provost
Marsbal--liGgeI ed lii greet agouy from Sun
day evening until yesterday at | O'Clock, when
death put an eud 10 biz gatherings. He bore au
excellent character, and his death resulted
from very singular accident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Heip The Soidters-Oar co"ntry friends can
contribute to the comfort and health of our
sick soldiers by sending to the hospitals their
quotas OF fresh vegetables. Ths difficulty Of
procuring these indispensablss is 30 great that
without the help of voluntary subscriptions, it
is feared the slck will finger under the treat
msnt Of their nurses
The ladies Of the Hsnningsen Hospital are
unremitting in their attention to the noble Eel
lows under their care. The noble lady who
presidss over this charitable institution, and
whose name 1t bears, deserves the praise of the
patriot for the zeal chs has displayed in the
service of the helpless, and for the industry 30
apparent in the cleanliness Of the apartments
and the order of the arrangements, 80 neosssa
~ to insure the comfort Of the invalids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

SGoagc Wtap jn.-ln :. popular history of
''n r-4ls.!n4 Il hos" iii progress of publica-
l,.'u l. the Sg45h8rn Lstefary Messenger, old
John Browns pikss are represented as terrific
eapons. having blades fifteen inches broad.
Ii tbs length wtre at all commensurate with
the breadth, Governor Wise was perfectly
unsuitable ia having old hrcwn hung when he
got him i'll his power.
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II II stated Ia the papers that u Federal phi.
sousr tsksn ut Shiloh coupl.msrtsd the Draws
Gsas11 pris., Of Missouri, i'll CHS wise: ,1Ia
. grsss G.nsr.l- Hs never lights until 40
Is rssdy, and As Il llSs5ys reodj." The oau.
plimeus, stiSAtly varied. might with some
show Of proenssy b. paid to some other dia-
tipgu1hcd Generals oe ths Ccnfedsrsts army.
Taus "Hs lie d great General He ne yer fights
until hs Ia ready, and he nsver - ready.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Eicttson IF Chaplatn--Rsv. P. A Peter
con, Of the Methodist Conferen ce, has been
slsctei Chaplain of the 18th r. giment Virginia
Volunteers. Colonel D. 4 Wei.iser command
ing. Rev. Mr. Peterson was stationed al Ports
moush, Va, but Knowing what would b. his
$40 sfaer tia occupancy OF the Iowa by the
Yankees, he willy iaft His friends will be
LEASED TO hear tn&t ne is now agreeably 10
Gated
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Tuxssag NnRNtN1........x ~ 'ae'


The Strusg'e ever she mstrs p lis.
There Is yet no battle, and the enemy IL
known TO be fort;fyipg bic whole line ON the
north bank Of the Chickahomlny He hasbeen
seen engaged in this labor NOS, industrious'y
Coz several days. He will mex. commence
the shelliug Of o0s army. Soma people say
from one Of his sxrthworks as can pitch II
ehell into this city. This W. doubt, though
must Be confessed that tie line Of works nov
.nprogrsss hy enc ef the great dirt d'sgers o!
the ago, h rstbsf rsarer than the citisent IKE
We knew vsrv little Of war, and do not pre-
eume that cur own opinions Will receive any
more wsight than they arc ent'tedc W seeAe
20 10. however, that ss no attack has kesn made
~ our side until 1t may be rrssc med the ems
NJ is pretty - ell fortified, shsre will not DC
CIV 1T ali Of bic present position What our
Geaerals Intend to do, Of ooures they sloas
know. they have learning, large capacity
aud experience. Tbs country has relied and
L. rsiying on them, ard If thsreis OCCASIONS,
como uissivips, lot ne hope shst this resu;
viii prove there ia No good reason for IL All
iii ioin 10 erstefully ewsriins a. st.m the
pesd that may be due them
But II il fact, that the COR ronest observer
nast know that del. Ia net tie thioe for u
The enemy has great faoi lilies OF water trans
.ortatiop, aud has even maize tie YoIs kivsi
Railroad, from the Whits II ,use 20 near th'
Dispatch Station, on the chi, kaaomipy, U.s. .
=. % him, by putting npo1 it locomotives arc
~..-os Of cars. BE has telegraph from tt.
JaiekAho niny to Washington eiss ,v'o kortTest
monroe. He knows that great evep's hang OIL
the set In he drama which is 10 :-aSs. ire il
this vicinity, and will make lis greatest etsofts
TO triumph here. The surest way 70 defeat
HE plans aud movements IS p.oDptpess enc
energy directed by sagsei:y. Inc brave vel
untsers of the Coufedsr 10 army n tbs Chick
aaominy Will perform their part, and s.s c, {.
p@e.s of nytAi0S rsq hired # the IL Let The
Gen do theirs aud .i will so vel.
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Let Then; Alone.-We would advise our sol
ders not to lot their curiosity lead them to
pick up from the battle fields around this city
any of the shot or missiles thrown by the Yam.
kses, as they have in many instances been
proved injurious to such an extent that quite a
humber have been poisoned aud made sub
jecis for the hospitals. If they desire memen-
toes, let them be Yankee scalrs, or skull
bones, for then we will BE-. certain that the en-.
emy's force has been. dscimated, and not ours
hv Gheir scts
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Of on Duty-Ths appearance Of the city
yesterday was considerably changed from Its
usual caste, there being but very few soldiers
walking the streets. VS. make this mentio n
simply for this reason, that when our gallant
men are needed at the post of du:y, and the
slightest expectation of a fight it is sufficient
TO nerve them On when brave men sre always
to be found ia trout Of the battle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

F,}lh Lo.sstGaa Regsnsent-It was report
cd Oh 80, urday that the 5Gn Louisiana regiment
Went into the tigh. at Meadow Bridge without
a field officer being present. In justice to that
gallant regime Mt, 1t may Do said that every field
officer was present, and Brig. Gen. Ssnnss
speaks i'll the highset tsrms Of their coolnsss
aud noble bsaripg. There may be officers
loading abol. Richmond who should bs with
their coumauis, bal .Shey do not belong ~
the gallant stu Loairiaua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Arrest of Suspicious CharocterS.-Ou Sat-
uriay last, two soldiers, giving their names ss
Carter Martin and Charles Wright, and repre-.
scouting themselves to be members of Captain
Will AN h. Caskie's battery at Sauuton, were
unprecedented by our pickets near Hanover c.
H., aud lodged in the Jail OF that county By
order of General Branch, until their status
could be more satisfactorily ascer,ained
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Tsurs~~ A correspondent writes saas 10 ~
once or man Who proves himself worthy ~
the hour Of battle. Who 10 onesrful ana Pio,
s'rS A ~ And forbesrlng a. occasion ma .
ouirs. aud who enters the service 10,
sonf If his country and not Tor me pm !, y
Of seen irg IN " 10 the futare' saoa 's +,
however poor, or ignorant, OF foush' w., n.
"a. ~ asa zoe uaau ana IA gsItieieso' ~
All ,,ms sud andsr all circanasianos''
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2uscS lKoSk Of Partssass.--Cspt Wm. II
kow4u wa1a w pos.ssS on SSfdsy =, as b.
lucky aud -esnassss, has lreaay oYgsnss ~
i, sca s,arss OFT T. Gay. G uGk wcsS, truly,
sud speaks volumes sor his popularity and In
.1:.-y SaCali a.s emulation Of tie gallant
Morgan b as sruinsnsly suocsss j., We hcpA
to see the OtspatcA regularly iaformsd o. his
leeds Of psosTsss on the Bordsr, and bis many
faisads. sratihsa at tidinss- It sas susmys
daily discOmhtars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Cutting tie Grass Certain penisential re-
presentatives Of the State made an attempt
yesterday TO NOW down the surpus grass
lately accumulated on the Capitol Square, but
de listed after moving :hs portion s.ext TO the
subeI material mansiUn. a threatened rain
stopped ths harvest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

broke His Leg.-A soldier named John
O'Brien, VINO was confined in the guard-house
on Franklin street for some petty misdemsan-
or, broke his ankle on Sunday night by jump
ing from rear window OF the building i'll an
eudsayor 10 ESCAPE from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

TsyssssIs ANDY Jch Es oa s.xN A
ssasisuan trom Spassa, whom T ~ c...
Saoxvills on nsOndNy. rsposnt Snsa tAs
0Hsns IL M.ddle rsnssssee man !. SsccniSs
5sderais g s.sd y: Tss SRss svsca.s he Ny
SsScsS Many days ns sue TO D. ~ u,.s.
n rssl tc-rcY aud asv-s vcn.a-.s - =.
ant gaaxu OF rsd.rsi s"'a,sfs .----4
s.s sss.s -IaA.a.s Csaa }3Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Passed Through The 49th regiment OF
&c 'rg,s volunteers passed through Richmond
Yesterday. The men were armed with Enheld
Tiass and appeared capable Of doing good ser-
cina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Inpo,SAss, u TavD.--Aa er0y .ocrss ,sst
reached ss-, from s'es fsrcosF. r. a. tlls
"a al = t,Nstls sa 1915 ~. -, hss
=. ~, LA mai = qssaa.,s 10 on R'' ~
tnsa - xnssSliis AsHtss~. IVA
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q = e,s 1o'ys hail stnrtn passed through tbs
neg aUuraood about twelve miles q owe 10.
lumhIs, s. a., Oh Friday last.
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raB asSBL srBANgR PLAHrBA.

In the Federal Senate on Monday, May 10,
Mr. Grimes in s1cduced @ bill for the relief Of
Hobsrt Small ALi others, coiorsd. who re-
csntly delivered tae rebel steamer Planter 70
Com Eupont's squadron. The btu provides
that the steamer Planter, with all her cargo
and appurtenarces, Sc, be appraised BY .
cor petent board OF IA GERS. and ONE half OF
Its alre thereof shall 30 - Robert Small
the P. intel wi h the proviso that the Ssers.
tary OF the Navy Invest the same In United
states stoczs, Sh- interest TO DO paid to Small
and his associates. or their beirs.
The ellis was taIep up aud paved
rRos rsg rsNNspIA yASksy svH soArs rp TINS
PAzcNkIY.
Tha PhiiacAelphia isqstrGrs corresPcndep .
writing from Waterloo, New Kent county"
Friday, May 10, Gays
To-day the packess Of the ID Iiinois cav
alYy advanced % this point, which u six miles
By water nom white Ho1as Point. Hare Y
the rssidonN& OF Z weeltog planter named
HYaxxon 0ayltck. Hts fosi0enes = 6aiit upon
. high 0lu6. t. romantic aud otao Tol
spot. He - ~ bitter Areo<l - IL 70 - 1pun
N tn countyy IL vSs As VITO AaA tAs
schocn sYs SUNK In the river AhovU spd 10 "
nayo. but our gunNoats ran hy them easily
Hs has taken nearly svsrythtpS 20 ktcnmond,
sxc~ ps some city OLD aGd yousg slaves H.
took his dopar scre last night tor 0aohmon3
He has been Watching o0r advance and with
hts dess horses hs acted a. courier tar ;ns
sgbss, Gho ce4goea ct @pSs coa.m<aeva tn
fa,nuv~ the uyaitate firm h.a h:use - tsslr
hats, and 10 night The tables are tarned. goe
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". =. WG4S-kV,
ssr.z .gss paa-'s. -. NV. Esscrvs.
>krEy OF the Potomac.
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re WAR ~ KANSAS.

LEAvgEu ORTIZ, May ~ Gen. Blunt has .
SUED marching orders - the New MeKice
expetit IL cor ssts CT the Kansss LIST,
an III. and the Wiscop =, q 18th and 18Th reg =
snts, Commanded by Gen. Il. b. Mttohsu {,
nd Is ~ every respect splendid brig ado
II is said that Col. BarstoW, Of the Wisconsin,
81 cavslry,i Is 10 made Provost marsnai OF The
k,tAta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

ssgsLs ADvAIcI5S CpoE fRsDesU4RsCh
WAsarseroK, Nay 10 . Two cohuAbands
haT- Jest arrived at Gen Bayard's hsed9uAf-
.e-s be ov- Frederic krbars. and report thai
the rebels IRE sbous tff;sel miles below RED
ertcEscnrs, with cona.der>.ts foses of IA
fanny, cavalry, and artillery. tn" iniorme
lion sos ins EeIlabio.
ihs briggs acrosa the Repositories will
BIS Gem pIeted to night, the iocoEnoiiss eFfi'ed
over ths read from aqua Crsss 70 + almouis
last svenin bringing one hundred ao my
wurkuen, who are To- day e'dIloyed In Enlsn'
jna the bridge.
rHB rBLEaAkFH "os TO hioHhoHp
The L. S. militia telegraph has an cmcs
open aud IN operation In saV-miii ~ 'ne
l4sh mile post from Rich mord. Tne lines N
the various camps and n atlcns between me
headQuar tiers and Fortress Monroe are IN
good condition, at i orkinE admiral z IN
der ths personnel superintendent ~ OF Mr. Tno''
Z. Eckert.
aEraus eY TIE sBollIARILs.
Secretaries Welles end Seward, and Attor-
ney-General Blair. fstuYnsd 30 day from tneir
visit TO Fortress Mon roe and the Penl asulb
They appsar 70 &c well satisfied with Iheir
visi. ard express the u most con f1deDce In N :
progress of Gen. McUiellan's campaign.
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master Assth, and the old .aa -.
slaves rtit oou bis suts.a Ca As IN, xoHe4
withdrew ag lin short disss1.os. U'ssA
nepHsafsh no mas been most activs tn u.,..
f.eatsd. f"' e'S -.
Ia his 6esx ue fund the :o,,ov.,.
ell ready 20 havs been signed Pnhseex
sudden app eranes fro'a bshlnd Il. hin.s'1Ii
prevented it's esroation:
''B,n1.on 9wltek ". Clyde -.Ant now 4, ~
- Day OF ----i In the ysar 1881, conss tn ~
defendant, Hrazton 1erIick, By h ~"
lei, bis counsel, End says the SAID t,.invI
- Clyde. ought Rot turtle: tc hgr,
ma oia'n his said action seains, him. bscsa"
year ---~, from wlich day until TIL, u,s.s.ss
term Of this Uours, this ss!t bas be.c CONT
uea, 10 Wit, on tbs --d day OF -, In ,hs ,.n
1851. the. said plaintiff was and has ~
s'"c. beer aud now is. a citizen Of the Un,.ss
States oi America. and IA the sa,d a..
resident, inhabitina and 00rmorsnt nna..
the dcvernnens OF the Unt1h S.a:es o, A.
RIGA. and inat since 'he las: con,iuusnr.s
this sui. TO Wit, on tho said day Of -, IN N.
year 1881, a public war existed, and Ia. t.Sss
ever since existing. md IL Cow CO rrisd =,
between tce 9overnmeut Of the Copf,cs,,,
States Of America and ths sad Qoyeromss.
OF the Uaited states OF America, aud .hat "a.
eaic r,aint.@ is not and has never b,sa On
gagged In TIC military ssT@ice Of tie Corss.s
rate States CT America, but VS. IN to. ss,t
----- day OF -, In the year 1881, and has 60,
s,ace oesn. snd 10 now, an alien snrmy OF N.
sa1t Confederate S:ates, siGlES ard lbsttln,
he Cni.sd o.atss In tre existing Var agsIu,,
the confederate states, aLd his 70 IL ready IN
verify. "hsrsfore he rrays Judgment I'm.
said Plaintiff ought further to have and main.
tain bis sGid scion agalns, niU -
TIA gnnbosts returned 70 tbs Point this AZ,
,srnoon. While they we're he.e a II tie = no.
I ,ms down the river, snd on being hailed ~
Vas fond TO contain d real ebony &C nifsbsnd
He had Gene Thirty miles. He says b. md
were setting ali the slaves free; so = he cam,
ccnld not wait III! We 60, up t6sr- .iiH II ~
ter is q secessic mist, but there are 60 Teoal SAL
dicrs along tho r0Dts hs cane, nor have .hers
bean spy- Hs was taken On cOaYd the Dat
An of1csr informs re that along the river
tbs q YES ral out and xRYsa ii II bats Tia,
cane aJyn 10 the wiSSs edge and e. Z d Al
the g. 81 tons us sbs wat III SIGHT no,a
white man, golE IN or child gree ed he Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

Tbs welcome face Of Old SOL has again N AIDE
its appearances, aud the roads are drying o.
rar. -ly that by TO morrow Ihey will again %
quite dusty. a thousand dsrent varieties
o. birds ara warbltps In the trees BY day, and
the melancholy whistle of the whip poor
Will" with the hooting CT the owl, Voaid
.. event every not tired soldier from sleeping.
:Jn. aes, ards, ants mos q litcs and myri ds
OF bug ana vsrrnin eoOond, 10 al n0y us A
IA UGH q possible put they DO not da 0psn the
ardor OF tbs nisI III the least. ano tie cry Is
Still, I'm 20 kiCnm ond ~