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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

REFUSE TO BE ExcnAEGgD Orders have re-
Gently been received to prepare rolls OF the Rebel
prisoners OF war confined in Camp Morton lat In
dianapolis) with n view to exchange. The rolls foot
up 1880; Of tits number :, 100 Tennesseans. who
refuse 10 be exchanged and desire 10 lake the oath OF
alles lance. They chm TO be citizens OF the United
States, and prefer remaining as prisoners to beng
exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of 500 Sick and Wounded Ncn--
Union Picl.eis Driven I'm at suffolk.
FORTRESS MONROE. Saturday.

FORTHEss MONROE, satufdsy, Aug -. IUoz.
Several transports have arrived here curing the
nigh, from Harrison's Landing, with sick aud con-
valescent soldiers OIL board.
The State of Maine and the John Brooks lave
$40 sick, which are to be transferred 10 the steam
.l A.lnr,;c % 10y Arnnnr the N ere The following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

Adlt. {. tWL Nh, VI Ia
One hundred Rebel cavalry drove in tie Union
rcke,. ias, night 1T Suffolk. aud zone little excite
inent prevails there to-day on account Of i.
Tie transports with the disabed soldier. have ali
passed down the Roads, except few now AZ this
place. which are the New York, Elm City, Montreal,
Forest City, aud some sailing vessels.
Two or three hundred sutlers came down Tie riv'r
to-day. aud ten schopners arc no" lying IN tn.
lartOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Ii these Sia'es increased az spidly between 1850
and lsG0 II. they did between 1870 and 1850. they
have white male population between the ages Of


pi............I5O col To,L.........200 O0J
Assuming the GENIUS tables TO be correct, We now
have. in the fourteen Southern Stdt.s, upward Of
two mi Ions OF white male, between ths ag.- If IL
aud 30 aud it IL idle TO talk about conqueung thrm.
They not ,hopkecper., aors, factory men, but
ton nakeu, &c., turned loOse upon the world and
tOrce1 10 eDii-t from want but they used 10
baadling the shotgun and rifle from tie aye Of
twelve.
Grant. however, that this estimate il extlaycgant
Let he snppote That tie agcs Oi IL aud ~ ,houid
govern the limit Sull this would hot reduce VI
10 despair for by rule OF calculation, could oar
fighting forces be reduced TO one million Of men.
Thu force can he kept III tie field ss long az Vie
North NAV Ill us, and n icH net fhftfftrr trfh
our productnP agricuitrrd poyuiat,oH When
the present crops are gathered tLs South will not
a.iD fccl auy want Of iOOd for horse. Iusu-
ORDINATION among her black population uDon which
the North coyDted 80 largely, does not exist; our
slaves can he SAFELY trurtef 10 the management of
the boys under eighteen and the old men, and abun
dant crops be thus sccuItd while Our lighting men
ale Tie held.
Not 70 eitb the North. Whenever she puts any,
thing Ike her military strength in the field sbe
weakeDs her power TO feed her people; aud though
witc population, IN 1900 was 1900. 900 ngaiIst
$1,000 600 whites Of tie South, and tnousn sue
ought, therefore, be abs 10 send out two ,od.efs
where We cei seud one, yet We question much If .he
eau send out one million readily The Sou can
The prolongaion Of tDis struggle viii develop
more OF tue fcnOufctb OF int SOuti thdn OF the Or
KINDNESS 40 OUR ENEMIES Is CRUELTY 10
Our iRiLNDS.
From The R,oAsaosd llAig IY9. ~
The rcceut proclamation by Precedent Davis OF
BIZ purpose 10 yitit upon tbs CLscers OF Pope'o
mand retaliation TOR the 0utTages committed upon
our people by bis brutal sOsdiey, has ilsrlrod
Gdeac: throughout the ConiederGcy, aud stricken
with fear tie d.sLSrds who dread retrlDuliOn Tor
their atIoeies WhCther this proc!an,S lion is mere
d" 6raiun4 ftiuen," or the expression ol n real
derlaIna,io To protect our people, awaits practical
Ibe President nas Ill opportunity
atf ,rdod un alFeady. Twenty niue commissioned
officers pf the rui,ian o3rps have beeu captured.
What wiz be done with them ? The blood Of non
combatant citizens bulcherei, the prayers OF women
Of rye IpsuiIed, Of piandered communities
and desUlaitd district, appel to Mr.. Da'is now.
II he has tie nerve 10 d. lis duty, aud throw the
arm of tie Government around the helpiers men
aud women within the ensniys hIes who cry To
un for mercy aud rcdrcss. Tie wayerins loyalty oi
those RED places win b. terminated, AID Ineir
devotion 10 the COn!edrr.cy invigOrated anew.
Tho enemy, convinced that we are reooule ana
earnest, will dosist from lbs internal purpose, or
witness The disDIganIZ.ti ton and deseriion 0. Ills
fOIces. b. If lnid AID misapplied elemerey IL e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

An ron rnr Sicx And WouSpEp.-By advertise
ment /, will he seen that festival and picnic III s''
of the sick and wounded soldiers viii take place NJ
.yoness Wood on Wednesday Aug. ~, under INC
auspices of the Young Mems Literary and SOFA,
Upion. Addresses are to be made by distinguished
su,.lers a grand concert by Dodw0rths Band ana
bal chanNetre in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

The steamer Armenia, temporarily withdraw
f., ,s..ir, will resume her regular trips on TIE
q" morning Inc f0r Albany" tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
THE NORTHERN DRAFT.


We received a., right aevic-s fiom ID. North WHICH
though rot 30 late rs that publish H. another ooIun
bus Of an character The North hr- - 1877
ed the que on Of INN Lrsf ing and re Seefta
of a. hos sueI sn ORDER 900 more men TO crush
the K-t.o"0a ~ 10 br rssd andr the icccn. esl oi
pcnu ana 100 nl rnor- nv Srs oF'he militia The orief
appears officially 10 the Northern pnrorr ruf the gT""
li-r Lich Issue this mornings pal ioioru "
puhucsiOu. 1901
TIN, ac:tn Of tie Govenment 1T Warrington hsd eieslr
the widest erlon-ut H. the North ntd r wa I'ehs -
er.,ly sn,da ,u it sntrusssu The opposition to the
ofdrr not TO dis u-~d Ins order oT d''' WI
r,a.e cti0a ~ Ia. p qiiaf ~ OF IN -" D.
sod .lhll from Tie Norm Ahd oiH
" est with MT eli interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
thip Atlantic 70 day. Among Them

Can't, Chss Hall 18th y. Y. Cspt J. MAnnn. nth y. u
Cse; A. J. McNe.t sd y. Y. Capt b. Russell a3ti y \
Capt j. B. Moshier g3d n. Y.Csf II NJ CpIti', iah - l.
ar Us.. gSth Penn Capt -sul Morst. etth Penn.
CO., " II London lat v JCap. !. e. Cilou. Com. DEPT.
C.ni s Commoe.r i0i.tN C.et T. :. G..oh~i 70 Me.
Capt. O = Woodward go Pa Capt J. (rsDb lt ~ ; Ar
ARssnv,. Gait Chs, Williams - Pa
Can, ~ ID Dixon 6 Pa Res Csi.,. l.. Volt.ire ~ Pa
Capt, q. W. Huds. 81 N \. Cegt. w H. o"cu, Quarter
Ceit. 4. J. Bolar, y Pa master Hn,ncy stan
Capt G. r. Taylor, IA Cav Cop. j. L. Mfishi "a he'
AIT o. H. Miller, IL IA ket- C-t J. h-llrr Ia les
canf n 4 m, me, 70 Pa Capt Y. T.. barton o Pa.
Capt. L. W. HaInbin. , Pa. Lieut. O. Huber ~ Va
CT n H. Mjcheli. 3 4. ) Lieut. NJ VI. hcC ana Ne.
cavalry Ideut. T. ". Mccain. ! Me-
Crpt j. H. rldenbscb 100 Ps.Lieui. T. Gifiaad, NJ
I al II n Youug.2R |. Lieut. r. W Jrc $500. : Ne
Lieut. j. b. BTHtsef. u IA Li,ut- Ldwud may, Ne.
i.cut ". II. bern, u Pa Lieut. Shnte, Me. -. -
Lieut. ~ Billinrton, Ne. Lieut.. H. Mitchell ioi ny
Leat c. ". Merrill. Me- lleut q Cox, lul 4 .
Lieut.. ia 7. Reynolds Ne Lieut. q j., irnch' Ip -
Iieut h H,b.f Pa Lieut.. Il. Il Chine, - h-t
lieut. r. u cob 2 =. j. Lirui. 4. Santom US. INF
ii.u, 4 " Wlrelr- 81 IT. Lieut. G. Dohsfty =. /
lien, & r Walbfds. 100 y Iiaat A r. Swain lee la.
Ii.ni d. : Nortru. 10 IA Lieut. Horn. Pc. Res.
Lieu,. Neal Coil. W Pa LirHt ~ Mason. "a he'.
Lieut. A. be.,cr. ~ y. y. Lieut. IL H. J'it. - "a -
le4t !. Carpenter. IA Cav Lieut. - 9 'ha4i ~ H ~
Lieut. >. ". sauborn. Me- Lieut. W: IL tir~i"' y. !
Lieut. u. y steele. - y. \, Lieut. > b. Nh Guns fFsOs'
Li-at Wilson. g1d f. Lirlt r. .lltr", Mas, a.
Iirut H. 81 Ais 5 Enc Loot l. r. tn'nbn. - "
: Lieut. A. b K.cne. % Pa Lieut. u. hsod4sfon, Ia
Lieut. =. ?. Pluey. ~ Pa LieJt Tagged . "a
l.sat J. b. Moore Me Li'nt = r. !acS~f 10 Mao
Iient q Ro,rrt 81 Pa Lieu; II. D. HaopP. ~.
Len, p Go.bise o. p. Iieu' J. p shaw Il. l.
Icnt z Laughter, lo5 IA snrs J. D. hip'r r.
-ufe Y. l. Sat-r. Hss-. SUR . l.fe'"W ~ ibn-
s,rs j b. Crawford ~ Pa n Snr. J. Il Pressure. Pa c.
A cnrg A / n.,i, ny Ma. Sam. f.oieE.s. - Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

tended TO these instruments Of Popes policy, then the
Inhabitants of all the sgon overrun by TIE Yankees
will curse the imbeciiiy of a Government which
Lacks The spirit 10 punish its enemies or to protect IT.
lrienls. Tie whole Yankee army Is watching WIN
intense socitude the course which President DAVE
pursues, and, as il ID weak or ehe: WI continue
their outrag,s or cry for quarter. We invoke the
prayers Of The people that the Almighty may imphr
Jack.onisn nerve and energy 10 cur Chief Magi.-
.r,.,e in this momentous hour; may strengthen is
faith if il iaen, aid hold up his hands AID He:cy
his knees if they are feeble for the duty before hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

Tie II oclocl, night.boat to New-haveh WIZ "O'
make her usual trip ill tomorrow "Wednesday
night, being detained by II slight scede" 70 H''
machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Tenth Maize.

TIE following il let Of the Casualties In the 10Th
Maiue Regiment III the battle uear Cupepper Court
House, Va, Aug. 9, 1852:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
FIRST BAPTIST cHURCu;
,sr coNcREGATIoSAL CHURCH;


roasl4 > rorETa NsD roF7-ah srAEErs,
e. N. BOYD. rAsros
Ci.ss. s...................sA 4. =. i,s. nd : '. y
Morning servic~. s---- % = A
sunday school. ......-..-. t----. : ;
Er~rfn- Serzssr. r.-.-......--....- $3.50 Y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
n h - II R "A Q It

or A< FzFTEEg7H sEs7-zNyJAL STATE
AfKA1 ef f,s oo1dnion cf Tao H0k[F LkSC-
Ri1ytx COMPANY. ef 1ss CzfY n Se1 Y6gk.
on hs i1 dds q JastdgY, isfl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Beard Reduced 10 - -, Dag.


since he oT.esins - thss VAT .na oomnsodIous
ose IA 1884, Il has been The slnss ssaes,or = iAs
rsprtetrs 10 make Il the most .ampss~as, ooa-
veuiens ans comfortable hosns so- ,hs eassn .rd
stranger cz this side the Atlantic
Ard whatever has seemed Akely ~ -.imlui-srr 70
he ccufor q Il. guers sheY have ,paesvc-ee,
~ithot regard 90 cost. 10 provide. asd - cosnhlns
all the elements ceindiridsa ant -ocia su,oynsns
which modern art hss Invented. sns modern taste
sPprovvt ana he patronage = Which q hss cosauas-
81 auriug sh~ pess ~ yesr~ Z. xrs,.e.ox p-oos
that 'Asir seVrs have beea appreciated.
Te meet the sxssesrse. - ~ r,n-- -i.~s Al ~
reTulrsd 10 Tracucs tAe mot ris.s ecooesny. tbs
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Psi~- OF Hoard 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ast's saa.s rns aiarrs noas 4 ne laxurls- ~ftA
-AssA tAasr s.,ss as hssh~r.s A>~a -up4ls>a
TREAUwEH. wHFTCowp a co
~ rsss. s<st- :. issi u,>-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
JOB PRINTING
or ALL KrSps,
NEATLY EXECUTED

At fltl- pFFIttf y TT
--LATEST .sad most ttnsshed style,
HRAsON NABLE kA t rs
Wit HI ID - Il - 7 q II l
A. r1e--. ~. b~so wftbin 80 iast Few ttys =
-. -. 4 + ss.ss f1rtdshei = the sfsfe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

L@r.i .s-~-si--saeut. any esus~ pr square s-eh
lserrian.
sasl.fscsory arfsngepsnss made -ith thoss sho
zs - ai~~-tl@@ by she year. sish the pfisiirk- q
ssf = rfnaned ltllsiiy u thsif regular basfe-s'
.nf ~ gag 1rtr1fefiy. "a,
Advertlsefaenfs n tas .,s<sai n-'sAs eotaiiN "iH
- char Eef to prize -.
adrssa.snents ksga ooastsnIig % me 'ns'es' .
1fle- arae . hzL ,... -
"a --s = unier viii - ehsrres - eNrh INSERTION
-. n sv<r t@a Enss tee tsuls pef hns
meats s-lt ~ ~ no sfeciaesi the. ~
ta insrrt<-i three facnths, rrfsres oEs.err-' sAA
$50 .ltsrstiou q ssf,u2tng siveEl-r.nrlf I'll
-'.e.ss ~ a rsnesal u ths SANE, unless fhrf"ise
tr.aairfaz Gambia ate4 fsr afre q every irscftp-
n vii BE ekargst s7 90 for eaf name N me Daily.
80 - 90 IN tss y. srf Ssskiy. aiieags - IA
tasfxss be msis ~ Inserting The h9sors o.
al srd~r. sscicsisa Of Aszsclasione ss folioss.
sach nctLcs not exceeding lines % cents isr
- q inssr.sos; sight lines a. this rate.
Aa,ouruclnz deaths rith fansra notice saisehsd.
81 without notice, free.
Vo.oes a Festivals. f1ces ard Kxearsion-, gosirn
- - indlsiduais s.-oetstians. or y ehaftAes'
- fsTular price,
l.e.I afv~r.i.esnea.s Inserted ~ tb~ ezpesass Il
AGlorr-y. ordering. sBd psyD~rf u0t - er aelay-1
fme PrhHsAer nct aecaantaeia for the serurSs -
sss' savssusen.uu. bryona ne Auao1n' enAIkea iof
tissir publicstoel
Tie Weekly Express
gablisAe1 -v-ry "Wednesday. sssi.so PER Annrfi.
sftazsa
So nzp,r so, pfth.gst tas money, lor oosllins-
longer tme thsn pad ~
sales OF Advertising I'm weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
he Weekly Express

sSrhsro vi be 10 sevi.sien ron the above
s-A.i.efiI--laeufs puhilslst IN h7fh Daily an
weeklg ui - charged the Zen Daily ras< Win one
4 AZ sfffs W4.kiy rates aitet.
CHARLES CRUrT. PRo'E.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

North American insurance Co
CAPITAL. ssooooo.
J. 4. WALLACE, scc'y. yss- q. Botzss Pres't
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

Me SlNNes@
u,AoSySv.ANo<NSX XNuO-
~ ke y ,NSA>sNsNs >~NNAcM
~ s>>v< uAA SNe "Vs
sv01qN lNcHn ~ \Ns>v 70,
~. - : vS,.>sA>SA o0sSNt
"a wv.ot vs1>>\otov oS
NNNS ssNSNS.SN.
lw,\Nv Sl\,ows Alstv,cts
ol NNs Mes, olNA SoWSM
,NNsvs Mus, yov u lov\g
l>,,>c, Nsev sv>AeN NesAGA
ou avt>s\s Ok StosAueM
3,>ISv~, w>.>,s\>, y toNsGN
w y>vevsv aAovNtlt>Ss, ay\A
~ lMS N>roN>ss t>vNS, osS O
s>>vs \>S>~SSNt>~e oS
1aaa Eeper,
~"s7 a7a1 5fgUe,
Is5ue7' Complaint,
<l.gap sPs1o,
InGIgest1o7'.
1-L72ITce.
-Xt-3-2 - Don1Plo57ate,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

MMERclAL ROW.
sARAm srxz1. Exr. snA Asr
PHILIP NICOLOY,S
rRzxrrx
Pine Art G. allery!
no srs COMMERCIAL Row-uP srArRs
An N. vsrscu. styie. q Pesares tns~u % O. An,
tAksn. and al orders rrosnpny sx~Snea.
e.M EcN CORY.
.e1rzs<kl. AR <<r1u nzAIn
Il 4 Z D W A 4 E i,
IRON. NAILS. CUTLERY. GLASS.
Ne. ios cs~msrcsaI Row,
w.s.A ss-'s r-re-H.ss-. Isd
OLIVER BARTLETT.
Bookseller and Stationer,
Dealer in Fancy Goods,
80. ioi COMMERCIAL ROW.
wabash sue~s. rvrrr-Hauss. ise
IA. n. TiLL0roN,
W'aseAmaker and JtsreSev,
tgocLs, watches, Jewciry, silver Pis-
ted Ware, Fancy Goods, xo-,
No. - COMMERCIAL ROW.
wss-.A street. rerr.-H.ss.. NJ
wHDTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Cousec.1s sssA al nnr. IA the urilea ,als- saa
br.tise Provinces.
CONNIE RCIAL ROW
ca<es ~ a.. wsb..A ssrects. sscr saptAeru s.ni
81 EntrNrc- FOURTH ssre~t -Es
MECHANICS ROW.
:. .CsARAsH srRERr. sEHwsEs sru er]
CIV. PATRICK d CO.. =
Druggists y PhOrmoeessttsfs,
D<Al rr
fufc DEu&Ss Edtutrs Oi~- 'niuf~b~r
WINDOW oLAss, roiIxr = vascr ooops. &C.
corD-r 9Th and wab sh streets,
MECHANICS ROW
J. U. p "A TR &c K
Foustiv Gr0csrtssS y PrertstOns
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
81 cs4h paid hr Country Prctuce %
Ne. IL, Mechanics Row. Wabash su-~t-
w. A. GRISwOLD.
Wholesale scd Retail Dealer IN General
III A R I'D w "A R e,
BuIrpxas' aoons. CAnrxxr,as' FiSprses. &c
Nos MECHANICS ROW. WABASH ST.
Dali 0nA nQ
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" W.
IRoS BUILDINGS, FIRTH srR-r-
FI1rsBpRG, PENN.
he Collegiate Course includes the psineiples aDd
practice q
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Adspted % every oepsrtnenr- aF Poland aad pr
sig1. ootasrce - the author Of Dan's - stems sf
Book keeping
Stock and Pa1aersiis Books.
Kxempiiiying numerous essos Of dif'culi opening
and closing. changes IN firms. s<c. supplied By the
authors forty year. experience in business.
The Sdilomenf n Single Entry Partnership
Books,
Generally 20 ftie understood thattwo .srfofessors
Il Book keeping'' Ia this city, recently made oui
bus mess balance sAeet containing lssooo erro-~f
Recfifyino DrgRosd Double Fqirv Books.
frequent and highly responsible duty. tApiAinsa
IN no other treatise or nccounts.
Cheqglne Single 10 a Double ERfry Ledger
Illustrates fer he frst time in Dans Book eEins
IAe Prirate LedeoT,
Fer keerins tie results Of be business private tso
unknown 70 the pupils q all other Commercial
schools
Busintss Correspondence,
The volnlas q Duf-s Manuscript Business Letters
affords the most complete ooursc Of insuuctla3 IN
use
Buaners Forms
systematically srrauced ard tsueii in connectlos
with the books Of practice.
Commercial Compilations,
Including rrmefous tusinsss operstisns never thor
oushly taught ~ otbT schools
Commercial and Orna1aea afal fcHusa HssiB
BY W. H. DuT and C. c Cochran, authors Of the
new editions q the Gems = PenmansLip slt SeW
School Gerry Book
1hs popularity OF these mprovement-. sna tilfir
elegant business writing affect tie advantage 81
this department ali other toliscee. Vat or
West The enlarged cailion cf DuT DareaI's :
Gems of
BasiRess and Ornsrsr nfai Permanently.
L the most cofnpctc SsfIstrectag 5uailshea. ele-
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in lie CITY. where ne are hesi known-
nar26twi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
A. B.
Yours,

LIGHT on DARK SUBJEcr Vanity Fair, in its last is
sue has an excellent his the Intelligent contrsbands"
who figure 30 largely in the correspondence OF the press
from the varors seats of war, and at the verdancy Of
editors and readers who believe word in twenty po
ken by the colored individuals in question Here is
part of V. F.'s squib;
'You biong to de Army, hasfI' asked the ntell.
gent Ooutraband, uneasly.
"Yes. That s. i am yer; am with the army,
sir" replied the Tribune correspondent "and would
ike sir 10 ask you a few les,io1s Where is Bsaure
gard, at Oorinih or a. Rcnmond%
IatelIgent Contrabaad -"Yis, hsrs'f"
Tribune Correspond ut.-Where, at RlchmondP
lot Con-"Yis, Asrs'r."
Trb Cor--"Aui how mary men has heN
Int Con.-"Niggers, Asrs'r%
Trb Cor.-No Soldersl"
lat Con -"B'ut sky Hundred Toussnd / specs"
Trib Oor.-"Whail Are you sureS Area't you mis-
taken?'
Il. COn.-"Yis, Mlrs'r."
TriO Oor.-"Wen, when did he arrive hereS"
Int Conc, two tree four nults ago.
Trib Cor You mean weeks, dOL's your"
Int Coa.-"Ys, hsrs'r"
Trib. Cor.-"D0 you think the rebels will eVaouste
Richmond"
sIuL COn.-"o yis, Msrs'f; dsy'l h'e ike de dsbb"
TrIb. Cor -"You don't understand me, sir. / mesn
will they run aWay|
lot Con Us, Mars'r; dey oilers Iuas away"
Trib. Cor-"But If Mcclellan had attacked the city
three weeks ago. he could have killed then all couldn't
h -
lot Con.-Ys, Hsrs'r; he killed 'em oil, specs !
20. under a itnce, au' he didit saw mo"
At h p,iut OF the chat the mind OF the Intelligent
ColuauGrd seemed ilumnaei by the vague splendor Of
some isuiar memoree, for he screwed his not very
rossTo VS. sc nto grin, and added: "NoW, harsr,
90 ldu't yer dis niger a drop rye? 'oriul dry
okn', hus'r."
TIE Tribune Correspondent. expressed an opinion tbst
alcohol was poso1, and that nothing could be more
terrible than Toe cffc of drunkenness To which the
Intelligent Contrabaud replied
''Nlv, AaIs'I dal's - wat want"
"wnose slave were ycuS" asked the Correspondent,
sf eF pause.
Iut Coa-"Mars'r Dlvis'sS"
Tsib. Cor-"Wha,, Jftf Davis'"
1t. Cen.-' Ys, Mags'r.p
Trib. Cor-"And he treated you With gres, brutality,
no doubt"
Int. COn-"Yis, Mar5'r, treat me fus' rate"
Tib. Cor" Bat you want yous freedom, DON
your
lat. Conc, yis Hars'r"
Trib. Cor.-"How would you Ike to 60 NoEth?'
Int. CO1.-"Put y cold Not, ala't i.l'
Tri5. Coo 10. Ever been NcrthY'
Iuf. Con.-'Y =, Nars'r
Tr,b Cor.-"To wha, place ?"
lot. Cor ITO Flordsr, Narsr"
Trib Jor.-"Eorida"
Int Con.-"yii, Haior"
Trib Cor-"Why, did J,G Davis ever live in Fori.
dag"
lat Coo yis, Aars'r; he lib dar some forty fl
ty year. specs"
The evidently untrust worthy nature Of the replies
this Man and Brother began strike the correspondent
az sbon. this unctlre and he shut his notebook anc
retired
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

"ToE s.w"-Take no though. for the morrow; ior
the more ,l take thought for the things Of sslf-
sadsisat ualo the Day Is The evil thsreoE"-( NIihv
r0-norrov and tO-morrOE, aud tomorrow, ere Pi in
tli psys PsOl iFom day to-day 70 the Las; syllable ofrs
olsded me and all yesterdays have lighted teO'the
way to dusty death p S6ag spare Often do the sp
Of great svea,s stride o. baiore the eysnta ard in to
day already walks tO-norroW."-( C1lsridgs) "a usn
Re seems Of cheerful Yesterdays aad eo1hiea !Omo
r0Es."-( Ror1s10rdsJ
No word has been more frequently used, in general
lnyersA.on, during the past few days than the
pound word "tO-mOrroW." Each successive day the
topic Of talk has been the anticipated grand battle
near Richmond and the snOss universal vsdeinadon of
the esgaoIesR has been that the fight would surely
take place Tomorrow Bui the "tO.merrovs" have
gidsd b., and engagement hiss yet ken place. p.
ia noe good friends The battle canno. be long defer.
red Toe mighty event L impending, and may occur
to-uOT0s-nos, probably, 10 SEy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
DOGS AND RowD1Es.
RIgaNOsp. June "a. 1852.


To dis ESiter If tie Wig:
Il strikes me that you would accomplish much good
you could induce the City Authorlds whoever they
are to do something to diminish the number of Digs in
this city. no last tight with gallant officer, lin
gerng still with wound received in the battle oil the
Sls. During the whole plight, he was disturbed and
deprived OF vitality NECESSARY res', By the barking and
bowling of dogs As hardly square in the city CO.'S
not contain some wounded soldier this nuisance mrst
be vide spread Ons. dog, too, will consume as
much meat as man. and in these times that IS oonsd-
Grafton.
am sorry to state Also'tha the rest of this me Of
fear has been disturbed by the yes and shouts OF lots
Of wdss, big and little who congregste in the neigh
borhoed in the evenings. Have We city police now
And is this thing to be allowed in city full OF the sick
and Woundecf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

EuRoPEAx NEws The Paris correspondent o. the
Ssw York Herald states that the late Call Of President
L1.oa for 6y thousand addiioUa, troops created ro
r.e excitement in politics. circles in !ha. city. Cou
Ing eoss aer the rePors Of the ruupas Of .be Union
s-n7" and the official orier Of the United States Co1su
x.o engage the services Of any French em5er7,
1. - 20, understood a,d vas consequently made =
point Of as7s canvas. Tee i1fzreros became prevs
lsls tia, the req levy rsqlirsd owing TO tie "tek
-h relations" CysCg or likely 70 eHis', between
Fa-ce AID he Baes States, in Consequence Of N,P2-
Isoas policy and var il Eezeo. Toe wrier considers
ID, ths question has very sssOJs aspect and h2 tie
Ks1 ca imoroglo vii be the ueaus Q! showing Nhe'hr
the Emperor hss disposition to interfere in the aHirs
of The Ullei States lie adds "If no has he viii nc;
LEX IN pre,e1t for seeking a quarrel"
A British steamer, irsigh;sd with a large qIsatiy Of
ruapoEier Intended for rebel use, bad sailed from
Q issDs.ovn for toe IVES. Indies.
Lord BrOUghAm, in bis inaugural address to the Social
Silence Congress in L5uiOD, blamed oil the evils Of the
49, America o. The free exercise Of democracy in
. -1sa', asserting that It was "tyrsa, Of many
be-. i-l th4t "n all sgel tae tendency Of democratic
sgls 1rs- 10 promote war"