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LEMON PlE.-Seven lemons. four soda
crackers, one pound white sugar, one and II
half ounces of butter, CRATE the lemons
entirely down, and extract every seed, sot-
ten the crackers in n cup of hot water, mix
all the Ingredients, and stir well together.
The above quantity is sufficient for four
pies.
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CI5@To be pleased with ones self is tho
'urrst way of offending everybody else.
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nlisltllaueous.


make it a rule to propagate only those
Kinds of trees and plants that experience has
proven to be the most profitable for general
notwithstanding regard to the quantity
and quality of iluit produced. In my selcc-
ton OF varieties, aside from my own cXpcr-
fence, AN governed by the opinions of the
most eminent writers on the culture of fruit
IN America, and of the most experienced
Fruit growers in all parts Of the country, and
Of the american Pathological Society.
PEAClIES-30. 900 trees, elect varieties,
and trees very large and thrifty.
APPLES-A large stock, choice varieties,
Standard and Dwarf Also, Red and yell
low Siberian, Grab, Standard and Dwarf.
PEARS.-A choice lot, large thrifty trees,
leading varieties, Standard and Dwarf.
FLUMS.--All the choice varieties.
CIERRIES--Fin thrifty trees, Standard
and Dwarf, all the choice varieties.
Hm3c0ts, N6cforines and Ounces.
GOOSEBERRIES.-En and Amcri-
can varieties.
CURRANTS.-Whitc and Red Cherry,
White and Red Grape, White and Red
Dutch, Black English, Black Naples, &c.
GRAPES.-Catawba Isabella, Clinton,
Concord. Delaware, Diana. Rebccca, Taylor
or Bullet, Early Northern, Muscadine, Elsin-
burgh, Hartford, Prolific, &c, &c.
observation-disclosures and Dorches-
tel, High Bush.
RASPBERRIES in variety. Largely orthe
Allen and Red Prolific, which need no pro-
lection in winter, best for market gardeners,
and those who have not time to cover in fall.
STRAW BERRIES in variety. Largely OF
the Albany Seeding.
Usage Orange.
Shad de and Ornamental Trees.
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Sha de and Ornamental Trees
RI,csEbarb,
ASparagraS, Giant.
ROSES In VARIETY.

NV'CI1lo ' Y I.
DAllLIAS -l30 select varieties, for
which | was awarded a special premium by
the Agricultural Society of New Castle
County, Del, in the fall of 1861. Also, u
premium for the best collection Of Choice
Peals.
For Prices and description Of fruits, send
for Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
U5~Al kinds Of trees and plants can BIO
ordered by mail.
Uy-Al trees and plants warranted true to
name.
u Orders received at THE WING Office,
Elkton.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
Feb Is, 1SG2-1y. NEWARK, DEL.
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WOOL F.! W0OL!! WOOL -!

1--WE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form his friends and the public generally
that he still carries on the Manufacture of
Wool in all its various branches, at Rock
Valley Factory, near Bay View, Cecil
county, Md.
Having PIT in two sets of New Cards and
otherwise improved the machinery, he is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line,
at the shortest notice, ard on the lowest
terms for CASH, Wool or Country Produce.
O-Cioth, Kerseys, Satinetts end Stocking
Yarn exchange for Wool.
JETURO JOHNSON.
Rock Valley Factory, May "a, ls62-3m
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Thu IHU UUIHCSTIC SIlVC Trade boon
prohibited in Maryland, or Delaware, or
Virginia, as it was in New jersey. those
States would have found it impossible to
support the system for any length of
time and it is almost as equally certain
that had the domestic slave trade been
allowed in New Jersey during the period
of agricultural depression, New Jersey,
at this day, would be slave Safe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26
EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A: ing Establishment III West Elsyenin sle.t. between
Fifth and Sixta Hous hold Furniture boxe and
shipped 70 all Of the world lowered wagons for
moving furniture the country Furniture stored.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOX CAPITALISTS OR PER

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOX CAPITALISTS OR PER.
The su1scn6r oilers Country Residence re-
p4ss sae Sus ha' es .S
splendid building sites The pro- sry aer
ssns trees native and % mr., 81 =. and e
and aowe,s outbaldnss including ia m house va hmaa's
sS co. ,rsn.ng on nne haIb.r. ana sSwns ALL
ssdeae or for ,pscus,On HAVING bold shore the
BY h he nd y ssd
gently slope either way that svery Sadin size commands
ses have water
re @ Is IN New HAVEN AT RrHa1 b
reach city from this psc in ess me than
svadins city dancer. add dseaoas efossns
attention. No estate Of .das size within one b ired mics
Of New YORK comb The diversified svana and regal
Prsssns distance rarosa :,.ioa: Two
BAR mile Apply az prs%.s: rs' ~, = '"S
or TO him a. the oaloe Of j. g. cailwe ~ Pine street
A FARM FOR SALEM CUBA. ALLEaHANY couN.
10 s and ss s as e
he Is sS Ss Sos ne % 4 eys ans Tss and
ssn.. be o farm. sosstGer io .tos and
ply Sc : well A
one Sr ~ rn ,s I b xf Nav aesaIs ysae
aRsS NV y" HINTON Ar oA'r' Depot . c'r'iA'd
A THREE STORY BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE,
"A 6D East Thriytnird street for sale and win be sold
% 1S ssGs @sd %y 10 sso sf I
nue., near Thiry.arst street. '''''
A NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND BASE.
n neni brown Hsuse, with all The modern mprov.
mess aud desirably located for sale cheap, would
ROWE. 7ss fhIrd avenue. y -''''~' Apply :" JANE"
A PLEASANT PLACE IN. NEW CANAAN. CONN.
Oe e | SsTs Be- E Two ses r y, trims ns
BE- had price 5000 Call At 26 Fulton street. Brooklyn
piano rooms.
A BEAUTIFUL FARM, 40 ACRES. APPLE OR
a rhards large and good Buildings twenty five miles In
&c. nns Sss from New Ycrs ia New JERSEY near DEPOT
s y % lana New ssw. sr' ss
ss 3 ss Several as seis arms @o.
% exchanged ''' ' Or aE iG .c7 Broadway
A OR Ear BARGAiH--oNLY ss.so--sa 500 CAN RE
b S and ps Az IN sooa sP e
$500 A. SERGEANT. Is wall street.
A BAR0AIN.-A COSY LITTLE BROWN STONE
"a House, with modern Improvements in first class
% @ Would e Il uqnshed eeop ,' % ,ae o iqr $40
Apply ut los West Foriyscventh street.
A FINE, LARGE CORNER EIeITH AVENUE PRO.
1S price free and d s Small ssp p oS s
= RiciiGRDsoN co. 50 and 81 Nassau street,
A BROWN STONE FIRST STORY AND BASEMENT
n House near Fth avenue, Fory-foarth street vil
exchange for lots any location Central ParS y sne
ID Rtcii RoooN CO., 50 ami "a Nassau street
A NICE sMuL FARM ALL NEW BUILDINGS A5.
~ iatnn5 - c I'm g of Rnglaeion, o sod Oh, ap
gly soft'~i'h TO-. y. BARTLETT Owner, lS bioadgay
r. ARD 20 EorsE, OR WE'LL ADAPTED oRAvA
~ ~ ur csa.ishiutut Tor iaie cNesIta snti farm
VII % i.@sn o. az pa nent fur o. land law M
o,erooRns lie IN, son rye f5r lies WI ~ a 1n na
iOs sorsOns soUTnwICK WOOD, s. Nassau streea
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE CHEAP, THE STOCK,
n Fixtures, 0.oa va ana Lease oi Wen established
wholesale aud retail Liquor STORE htted the best style;
win sold cheap Inquire At 70 Tenth avenue,
Z three DAYS
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NLENwooD CASTLE FOR sALE-A DEsI|
" situation Tor any one; II has all the luxury of
country place; II is a stone castle AL covered with i,
stand ne In q group of Gins ia The centre of two
ciose by CURE ling brook; 1here T. p enid sprin
feet from the kitchen aoor and one la the sable
beat water IN the county; III n T. beaati al lei
large garden filed with choice vegetables flowers M
good stone carriage house, Stable room Tor ios
ana house for the gardener: u is situated IN W
minutes walk froml he Odd Harlem vridge. Apply
LEACH, on The prenises.
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Gn RESORTS.

CTANToN HOUSE. CORNWALL, NJ, SITUATED
- the bank Of Hudson river, mid way from
kswhurr and ". It Point IL now ned Tor the reception
will please make early april alton. All who are fond
Of good living viii lind II 70 their advantage 70 give an sy
call For comfort we'll everything that the mind can
win pt other house In the counlry, For
further particulars apply 20 the proprietor. -
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MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT AND FAR
pl acres, ocautiiuly htustcd, river front, In Ier
IL hour from the city; fer sale, or sehAnge IN ia
Implements, Furniture, Ac., embr. ed II oesired.
W.P SEYMOUR. ~ Cels
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MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE
I1 let-bnildng s2Iil0 seven ssories: will be
ieAsed or exchanged, free q. encnmorsucs. for
VAN wINKLk 1 wINANs, "A Pine
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MADISON SQUARE HOTEL, CORNER OF TWENTY.
M hrst street ami Broadway, having recently caanseda
now ready for the reception OF guests the European
plan otherwise FaMes elors wishing
well arranged cool apartments real qniet eoor
lnanent temporary Ill mud such this al ,ei
house. Visitors from the southern Staes AID opcs Will
fLd apartments here n coniortaoe they desire
DALACE PARK HOUSE-CORNER OF FoRTIETH
l. str ct and 81 I'll av-nu-. The most desirable To-
New York for boarng, comOnip invi.or
ating air OF the country with the the city;
Rooms in suits or single. well furashed aud senited
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BOARDING AT FARM HOUSE.-FAMlLIES WISH
ID Ing 10 obtain Board Tor the months ind
desirable accommodations imme daeiy on reasonable terms
the large house oil the late Charles Underh Glen
Cove L. l. S.eamer Jesse Hoyt Peck slip daily at
345 T. H.. Address Mrs. Elizabeth Undernl, Glen Cove
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HEATH HOUSE,
IL scuooLEi's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, NJ :.
This fashionable and healthy mountain resort, sixy.fve
miles from New YORK, via Morris and Essex Raj rod
open.
for the leave az Corandi street at
81 A. NJ and az p. NJ. l.. p. COLEMAN Proprietor,
TEYPoRT PAVILION, EEYPoRT, NEW JERSEY
N The undersigned takes this method to In his
friends aud former patrons Of this favorc resort
that he ~ prepared H. receive LoaFdefs reasonable
terms. Good bathing, Gshing. also Billiards. Boa leave
Robinson at ocea dity. For further plrfieuals IA.
a,rrs 81 JOHN u. BIANCEW, Esa., 10 Pfoadrsy -
UEJL4B j. kIHhBE prpic ar.
(or cry Of the metropolitan lIstri, Gten f0od Brosyn)
4 A T0VRFTTE HOUSE, on TIE KILL Won KuJr
Belrsr fNgt NJ J.-IAe sllset fl niiy Hotel h. N N
open ar NJ seag0a. Bogt leavs tier so 2Norh rrer Mt
I'm ifs40 gg1 M and ocack; from Dry street a fg
- - wESLxa W. HILL, Propriesss.
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III YOU WANT a. NICE REMpENcE. ONE

n AR6E WHARF PROPERTY FOR BALE Al
~ beahport, New Jerse,-iias one hundred .n6
water front with pier nsnety-six feet vide, aud
storehouse upon II, coaslr ctea In tae best mani
In good order; Is 10 a:e near tie landing of tn
Railroad Of New Jersey, and ould o~ suilapie Tor !,
othar businc-s. A ranroad rAcs 10 'aii TO the e
pier, and connects with the great iron ooal lumber
CULTURAL regions OF Pcnnayivin,a ant the West w
casy terms 10 close estate. Apply W 4. r. Kl
lJ9 Pearl street, NV YORK.
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SUMMER RESORTS.


RAYsrDE CoTrAGE--A FINE SUBSTANTIAL OLD
- En- .iseh cottage homestead contain ng acres
brown house, fifteen rooms coach chicken
house and stable, situated the shore Of New YORK bay;
access ~ the Statewide stages from Jersey City
hourly; fare cents; distance AZ miles, TIE Wow
York city Ellis Island Bedoes Island Governors Island
Bookyn, Long land, atom Island, New Efi Forts
Hamilton and Lafayette, ami the Narows Ia comfortably
and neatly furnished throughout: salt waier bathing and
10 progress passes OF the premises The house
Is on private ROAD, one ndred yars tire public
nue., thus avoiding the dust aud noise OF public
fare II VIII 10 sod with without the furniture. Prizes
low and terms No brokers' traders hungry thread
bare poes need apply Inquire Of Mrs. SEES tue
premises
pERGEN FONT HOUSE. SITUATED AT BERGEN
- Point. N j.. near Newark hay, about ses'
walk from the Latouree House open tor The rccp-
rooms are large aad airy good bathing fishing and boag
about thIty minutes sii hours dile city,
Terms mo leretc For further particulars inquire al g. Yves.
Eighteenth street. between Firth ant s. xth avenues.
COLUMBIA HALL-NEw LEBANON SPRINGS, NJ
" Y.-rns popular and fashionable watering place Is
ready the reception of visitors families
can he &C omnodatet for the season. A. PAL SONS
B-The house VIII be kept open during the fall months
nEwoLF HOUSE. BRISTOL, r. I-THR SUBSCRIBER
II taxes pleasure In informing his friends the public
that he has leased the wei and located
DeWolf House. In Bristol X. T., and intends open
sane Tor publ patronage la about two weeks Ure notice
o. The CAY viii DO given. JOHN y. CRUMP.
BRISTOL, X. l., Juue % 1857.
u MANCHESTER VT.
Agent
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HOTEL ST. JULIEN, GRANT STREET, STATEN
Ii I,iand near Quarantine iandin g-Braut full
tired summer resort; boating bathing, billiards. bowling
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(NOUNTRY BOARD.-BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT
~ splendid private residence at Flushing H. for two
sa families where there 10 every comfort and superior
table, The location IL only six miles from New YORK. and
heahy only three minutes from the steamboat and
five from the which hour from A. N. to
r. N. The house j. handsomely FINISHED, the
large and all supplied with three u tue finest nurseries
the within 500 yards of the house. Refers
by special permission for particulars &C. Mess,s 8. A.
Mills 4 Co., u Exchange place.
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T,OR SALE-THE -FOUR STORY MARBLE Bull
II e Lib, rty street, between w lam Id Nassau 4
Al-o lot Fourteenth street, l2i ieet west q
nue.; size Of lot 25xlu3 feet. Apply to MARK Ley
Liberty street.
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l. Property, Farm OF liz q res o. CHOICE lana, NJ
state o. cultivation, situated in the Wsterv
bany county, 81 miles West OF Troy and sig miles
Albany, connecIrd with both markets by good roads,
inas 1T fences In GOOD repair. For further pariicu
quire of JAMES REID, ~ Broad sire I. New Yosk.
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sale for cash, stoks, real u tttc or goods. a
Jewellers Factory with the Tous Fixtures and
Elm street, convenient 10 depot; also q valuaUt
Ian y, IN ths Tenth ward, embracing about sevc
part Of u under high state of culture and sto
cnoicc fruits, near the proposed ine OF the Centrt
andthe depot for Newark aud Hobok n Rniiroad.
OF the finest opportunities Cor iavest'nent that "a
Apply % a. II. BROWN or CHARLES A. LENT
street. Newark, ~ j.
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LrOR SALE AT TARRYTOwN-A VERY GEN
IL House, one and hal, stories. bas"men and cell
rage house. barn. H.: LAlf OF land. finely ahad.I
ali Kinds of fruit, garden. fine view, &c. T. MARTIN
Ii Nassau .. 203 West T~ enty eighth 81
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FIRST CLASS WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE TO
"A be SOLD wihout reserve, Sixteenth Naru one
OF the principal emu and ners For information m
qui 81 Mr.. JOHN BARRY'S Plumbing shop, 65 Seventh
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NOR sALE-Mrsr BE sOLD-oN WEST sIDH
l. Broa batween tifty-third ana Flft. fourth q
great oar All, close estate, or two full Lott
oul aud t. build upon situate ~. blocks below
tral Park; splendid situation f.r a., I'VE s.ao'e
iaster tnan any other property in the city. Inquire
evenings IRON 10 y; or from TO III 81 Nassau sire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05
WaRliks Preparations In she 0anadas.
from the London Ere Press, Jan 22I

We are enabled to put the public in posses
sion Of the decision of the military authori.
ties In reference TO the distribu ton of the
troops throughout the province. The infor-
nation Is received from an official quarter.
and may, therefore, be relied upon as correct.
The troops will be disposed G as follows:
Mon,real.--Two field batteries OF ar tillsry,
one garrison do. royal artillery, two battaI.
ssppsrs and miner.. the First battalion of
the Sixteenth and Forty seventh regiments,
and one battalion Of the Military train.
!, Quebec.-TAree batteries Of Royal Artillery.
ment, Fourth battalion Of the Sixth Rifles.
KinSstsn. batteries OF Royal Artillery.
the SKY .second regiment, and four 'compa.
mics strong Of the Royal Canadian Rifles.
lsry, the Thirtisth regiment, and one COM
Hsmiton-One battery of Royal Artillery,
one battery OF Rins brigade
London .--Ons Held battery of Royal Artil-
lery the Sixty.third regiment theadquar-
ters,' Royal Gan adian Rifles .(headqaartersJ
one battalion Of tho Military train.
GHelpA.-Four companies Of the si1ty.thir d
regiment.
CAa~biy One company Royal Canadian
k,nes.~.
I.le aur Noir.-One battery Of tho Royal
Artillery; one company OF the Forty-seventn
Yirtsria Bridge north sids).-Detachment OF
the For.y-sevsnth regiment.
Nisse,a .--Ons company Of 1.-THE Royal Cana.
POI. paAo.s.- Fifty men of the Royal Dan.
Psn cslsor.s.-tifsy men of the Royal Gan
nsasia. Forty men Of the Royal Canadian
s. c..A~i.s..-Ons company oftSe Thir,i..h
regiment.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

1UEbDAn, Cd 4, 1907.
The House met At II O'Clock. Prayer BY
Rev. Dr. BuRRows.
The Senate bill to incorporate The Uon fede.
rate Insurance Company was reported by the
CLERK. read a third time, and passed.
The Sena'e bill amending section % Of CHI.
50 Code of 1890. was reported, read u second
time and committed.
MIR. BURKs presen ted a remembrance ofsun.
ize tho troops and volunteers OF Virginia -
fairs.
IN. bill to incorporate the Petersburg Iron
Works WINS passed.
ON motion Of Mr.. PaIxcs the rules were
suspended, 20 do 70 take up he bill to amend
the ordinance of the Convention providing
for the enrolment and employment OF free
negroes In the public service. Mr.. PRIncs
proposed several aaltnudments, Which were
adopted, and the bin was ordered to its en-.
grOesmeht.
On motion of Mr.. HuxrEa, the rules were
suspen ded, 70 ~ to take up and consider the
b,lI to provide for the contraction Of . rail.
road for military purposes, connecting the
Manassas Gap Ruffoad At Or near the town Of
Strasbur&. with the Winchester and Poto-
mac Railroad, ~ or Rsay The towe Of Win,
~. Hvssss pya,>at1a gusssitpv 70 sss
w x2tns sHt1A3a NAa yssa Nv tks Qlsskr
n |s'| N ;||||' NV
Esl RiGj stdlla shhla
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- DEAR DISPATCH hope You vi!
send you few extracts from letter JUST r.
ceived from a volunteer, IAN orphsa by
expressive Of his feelings In regard |" T
enlisting, to one whom he esteems =
mother. / believe the same spirit animate
many noble breasts as II does his
YoEKrowS, Jan ?9h'
am all alone in my tent night the rest
of my mess having gone home on furlouxh
l wrote TO you by E; hope you havefe
ceived the letter ere this He Ii nooie "
and l consider him one OF my warmest irienoa
NY thoughts are with you ali AZ THIS @ue'
hour and have been thnkog ho~ nAPV
/ shall feel the 2lst of May. sa.iI zen
home, and Won't IL be pleass~pt 10 nj 1ou.a
with the girls But shalt soon rriarn ~
my post, with the same deteTminAuoA
stand or fall by my gun. am tns ohi'
left Old enough TO represent my fainiy,
you shall never blush 70 hear u said INA
have shown the rhae fsc.hsy. i have yet :"
hear that any Of my name waA ever aifMo :,
Gght and ] never intend II shall be saia '.
me. Camp life has is har dshipe. 10 ~ sne
but when we think Of the cause, ali ina w
suffer seems mere tri1e.
Give my love 10 the Misses -, ana .e''
them my greatest camp comfort Is snowh
that the young ladies cannot think hAit ~
much Of the boys that are delicate. or 'eos
that make trivial excuses, or holding sna.
Offices, a. An excuse for not being In the simy
as they DO for tho true boys who are as'e'
mined 10 stand the war out.
I do believe old Hanover has Sent ms.'
with the same spirit.
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Tbs ARMY AkGcs.--ygs a~e indebted % N
Hon. L. q. johnson, late STATE Senator froui
the city OF st. l~onIs iar = copy OF the Ms.
souri, .Army Ay5nS," a diinj:u.iye new;
sheet, published lii tie camp u: Springfield
The paper Is edited by J. ". Tucker, we'll
Known as The editor of The Missouri 1" STAT,
journal" paper which exercised sucn great
Southern Influence IN St. Louis, that it was
suppressed by the Federal authorities and i, Is
editor driven aw-y.
In his present en- terprise, MT Tucker car.
ries with him a travelling press and printers
establishment, all of which, on the march, IL
conveniently packed away in an ambulance.
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Ar NETTING OF the Warrenton Ride
men, Company X. 18th Regiment Virginia
VoIun teers, held at their encampment near
OeutrevilIe. Va, on the LIST day Of February
1862, the following resolutions were unali
M !, usly adopted by the CompanV
VIE. qas, il has pleased an alfwise Prov
demo, u, AXE from us by death, our esteemsi
fellow. sold, nr, JOHN J. SMITH
Rtselped, LIST. nat we WIN ever cherish h u,
memory of him VI, ose many virtues we sli
40 muc6 ndmirad-he vas amiable, kind gen
erous and brave; and wn. lie we bew IN SOB
mission to the will of q od, >"e can ou' MOI, ~
over the loss OF one who has !huS peen ''
down in the prime OF life. a.,,,
I'd. We deeply sympathlzs with his .siA'''N
family in their sad bereavement.
Sd. That these resolutions be published l..
the Richmond DispateA, and copy Thereon
furnished to the family OF the deceased.
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We have heard, from various sources, that
great Injustice has been done mr.. Thomas. OF
faifiax' by holding him responsible for the
VIZ proposing 70 draft the volunteers.
Anomas, we are Ass Il red, was not the
~"'nos Oh inc bill, aud not responsible In any
sense therefor.
ne proposed IT to the Senate as the emana.
ton OF distinguished officer, as containing
suggestions which might be OF service ~ ..
COMMITTEES, but expressly said he was No, IN
su;hor OF IL, and n II + sponsibie thsrsfo.
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THE LADIES or AMELIA CcrNrY, yA-Uur
correspondent IL gives Us pleasing intel.
hgence concerning the industry or the ladies
Of this county. In the manufacture OF cloth.
fog for the soldiers they have been mos. as.
siduous, while In supplying their own wan ts
they have been equally successful. Our cor
respondent mentions a new style Of fiat made
by the fair daughters OF Amelia, which are
Worn extensively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-05

Rom at a Drinking Saloon.-Just after .
o'clock Yesterday evening, tho BeaureRard
Saloon. Eth street, was the scene of very
animated row, Ia Baltimore. In an en-
deavor to stop the playful antics of the par
ties engaged, wAtchman named Blake was
cut with knife. Several other parties were
cut and otherwise bruised. A man named
James Goodrich. prominent actor, was taken
to the Gags