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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-19
TRUSTEE,s sALn


RT virtue of a deed Of trust executed by Hugh
~ Nichols on the 18th day ofMArch, 1852 aud now
OF record In Ohio county State of Virginia. In book
10, page 5!2 will sell IN tue city of Wheeling at
the front door Of the Court House, on the trst Mon
Gay o. July, 1858, the following property viz Lots
NO. 10, lO5, 2, ITO, ILL., and 20 feet of Lot No lO2
parts OF Lots No. and s. aud halFof Lot No. So ali
IN the kirst Ward Of the C ty OF Whee ing Also at
same pIRce aud time pieCe Of ground with the i'm:
proVements thereon located the west end Of Union
street on tae wharf, formerly known as the Ferry
House. Also, At the, same tine and place. the fol.
lowing property Ia draham's addition to the city Of
Wheel,nE, on Quincy street, Lot No. o1, II lot No!
20, 15 lot No: 6 lot No 36. Also, in East Wheel.
ing, North SoflOt No. 20 y lot No %, and lot No..
of stock In the Belmont Bridge Company, aud 10
shares Of stock in tue North West, IN bank Of Viz
gina. will also sell under same deed Of trust on
the second Monday in July, 1885, in the town Of
a1OundsVtIle, Marshall county, state of Virginia.
farm known AS th5 sockman Place situated Ia sSid
dalShAll unity, on the waters OF Fish creek com
tanning $50 acres, more leas. Said farm is ak
mties from Glen Easton and eight miles from Gamer.
on Also, will self under said deed OF trust on the
third Monday of July, 1858, in the wr Of Martins
vlie State of Ohio, belmont county, the MartinsVe
Ferry rAht and boat the Cottage Hotel with two lots
No. 68 and 1S5. togo her with two pieces k and u
Heres ofRround, all located in the said town of Mar
tiLsvllle. axe U g,.. - ~. : = -
Terms Of Sale-oue third in cash. the balance in 6
IL aud IL months, with approved security aud title
retained until the money iB paid. rE
ST Clairsvis Chronicle copy and Send bIlI 70 till
Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-19
L 10 J, ,ASsessOr's Notice-

II idE lie ASSESSOR ofthe Pirst Collection District Of
glSstnia Wonldt no ice that the Assistant
aasess the Income Tax fOrsthe yesr Ie83 the said
lax TO be based on tn incom6of 1862 The folloyE.
ing de st0ns In relation to the assessment othu In.
IntAFnH1 "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-19

| The account Of stock sold by farmer since De-
cember 31st, 1852 should NOT be included In the pre-
sent assessments but the profit realiztd thereby must
be account d for IN his next years return. here
he has inc Vded in hs return produce raised by him.
he mutt account gain realized by the feeding
and selling Of said stock. Where he has iuClu
Ell the produce fed he must return, profits, the
difference between the value Ofsad ct ok the S1s
OF December, 1851, and the amount realized tor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-19
.H0! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ohio WhIte Sulphur sDrlngs

WIILL be formally opened on the 18th Of June
Nv the anniverSary occasion OF the meeting Of the
These SPRINGS, so national in reputation, and
popular In favor, are situated In Delaware county;
oh.o' le miles from the Capital and ye from the line
They will be under the exclusive control Of the
Proprietor, AND WILSON, Esq. They wilIBe con-
quoted with spec al reference to place Of
H,AA-SE511o SABLE r. ESORT
relaxation ane healthy Improvement They excel in
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMEISIGA.. :. :
neferenCe to A. WILSON, Proprietor Post office
sddrsss' LeWis Center, Delaware county, Ohio. 20
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LOSSES PAID, UPWARD OF l
0I5,OOO,OOO. ,.g

The great public SerYice, ptomptne4s and reIabIll
" Of this well-tred a Il lterTlng Company, recon-
uoud 1t to preferenee' itt tho uesding Insurance
N. G. ARTHUR, AE't.
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R1ARl AT SARAI0GA! SPRINGS.

As44I :. tGtrA u t6-vusf6ofS Ifs
TIE house is large delightfully."- gituated ON BROAD
WAY, bstween the CONGRESS md EMPlRE
SPkLNGS, and is surrounded by ample aud beauti.
tu ly shaded grounds. Table first class-and the
rooms we'll Rdspstd for families and larg. parties O.
iT endS For further particulars address WASH
INGT0N HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS. iunt' i'm
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NUMBER .258.
The United states
Upon information
1Rgt for
Conascation.
The goods and chAttels, credits
and effects of the Bank OF the
NnV,

LSSAuAuonHealLu. -I alFFCF y 55lEE0
M HEREAs, an Information has been filed in the
wv District Court of the United States for ths
Wes'era District of irRinia at Wheeling ON the 10th
day of May, 1868, on behAlof the United States by
tue attoruey thereof for said Distrfct against the
goods chatteis credits and ects OF che B1nk Of the
commonwealth In the hands OF D. Burkhart and tht
sank OF Berkeley, in Virginia, alleging in substance
Inat said property has been brought since the 18th
iay OF august 1881 from parts of the United state.
uecaredl0y the President to be In InsuFrect on int
other parts ofths United States not 80 in ins1rre
uon TOR which, among other reaaons In said infor.
NATION mentioned, said property became forfeited to
tue use OF the United states, and praying that tn,
sane ~ nSy DO condemnedas forfeited as afOresaid
NOW therefore, In pursuance of the mOnftion nm
der the seal Of the sud o"urt to me directed and de-
seEed DO hereby give public notice to all person.
claiming the said property, or IN any nannsE intr
eSsr9 therein, that they be and appear before tht
said Dis rct Court to be held at wheeling Ia and fo
t9S ID Western District ofVireinfa on the l6th daS
q ane, lseS at eleven o'clock In the forenoon o,
tnat cas-, CproVtded the same shall be day Of iuTIs
sd,lotton otherWise, the next day otjurisdctio1
theFeafer then End there to interpose their cia t
and make their allegations In that behalf - =,
Dated the 2Sth day of May, 1863. ''+ ~
BENZ. II. SAITH Q. s.. attorney. -, : nly29 i6t
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aflgs ftIlge11cF.r
T1GfEMs OF ADVEf,rIsTNG.

a Do0Ote ApoVe rates. ~
~ Yearly Advertising on reasonable terrns Rooor-
ding to the space occupied and the number
maze: sIe:: a. ia tYk1fis9 4
All tr9nsient person or atranR
er8:to be pad fOf IL GdIdH6Gf 4 D ES :l27 ~
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO year.
q for six months but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less shan . square.
The Priyilegsof Annual Advertising is limited TO
t5e .Adverttsers own Immediate business; and ali
aaysrttsemeHts for the benefit of other prsons "a,
a9 all legal rtsements, and sdyertsements
q sales and real estate sent In by them mus
be paid for st the usual rates = - 7i'7SS
sS1Adyertisements not accompan led with vyr tta,
aeeoFdingly. : = 'e''N S'ttf eSN
Notices SOE Political MeStnEs to be charged in all
Marriages Netiees Of Funerals and announcements
ot esFmon4, 90 cents each. 5-. al n. nouylI-'60
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CGTT&ElIS

atft5 5Etfd "a !, LUh1 HoUss BgrDas'
55t sldeS1.iy -t a. .St'-iH
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iSANCE EsBAEKBTS.-Just rees NED, a ins atock 81
TraTeilhg Baskets. Eor R1tis low BY
juns JOS. GRAVES & co.
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..iss The United States UPON Information
rss psr,orS, vs. o.o,... s,59 for

" SVA45C4tllOu.
Nv y HERE ERR an information has been flea on be-
wv bait OF the United States, BY the Attornsy,
fGeseot for the Western District Of Virginia, IN t6'
DsIict S9pre OF the UUted states for said district
on the HO.h day OF May, 1868 against the persoESi
property Of 9f y + Morton, ,in tbs hands Of 5. BnFS
mart and the Bank OF Berkeley, in Virgnn nlieSiny
In substance that said Morton has t6een tn.,s ~
s!9es the iIth day of July, 1862, in insurrsctfo
Irt rs t ne oated States and In giving aid aad com
LOTTO tns enemies Of the came: aud that the eby
"eTJ osst rSs sons IN aid Information menti0nei
Snd R.EaSing that the same may bs cunden,ned a.
NOV, tie etore: in pursuance of the ruouitiop mn.
ger the seal Of the said Court, to me directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to ali peT
suns claiming said property, tn any manner inter
ested there tn that they be and appear sIora tIc
said District Court, to be held at WheeIIn
ior th said Western District Virginia. on the l6ti
day 81 June. l8 8, at ll"clock in the forenoon a,
thAt day-lf the saue shall pea day Of jurisdiction
II not on the next day Of Jurisdiction theregfesF
then anu there T. interpose their claims ana mat,
their alleg ItiOns in IN tbehalf "n4 ttAN''sNSS
Dated this 2sth day of May 1868 ir'G
BENZ. II. SMITH, o. g. Attorney mvasn Ia,
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Property used in business. and furnshing profits,
when destroyed by fire, may be restored az the
pense Of those profits TO tue condition whe destroy
e II insured, the difference between insurance re-
ceiyed and amount expended in restoration will be
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-19
THE FAMILY GOLDEN a GIANT
STOREY'S
Samuel, p. wHEET,ER

80 ATTORHJEE,
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS! SOLDIERS, AIMS
zg.si AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS
A LII Officers soldlcrs, or Seamen. disabled in III.
a servce the United States are -ntitIed to pen
sion for life; and in case of their DEATH The " SI
orphan children, mother or sister Hny sucl, otIcr
the bounty Of one hundred dollars aud ali bSek n"v
due. My fee in each case Is FtVB DOLLARs + Tbe
claim or pension tS collected, and NO CHARGE In
Certified Accounts eollocted on the most reasoDn-
Once, No. $50 Fourth street, ear tFe Corr+ Lo-,.
Wheeling, Va. 10 .551 - FsR-iI-If'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-19
HEADQuARTsRs 2IrH BRIGADE
Wheeling, 10th june, 1858, I

General Order No. g, 1881 .f,,,,,.,, =
l. The 1854 Regiment, Hancock county, will be
mustered 1or Tc3sRE such hour and place a. NAV
oe designaied by the olonel commanding. on mi
by the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad REPORTING
upon arrival, nt thess headqu Irters - -
h Ihe 4O3d Regitnent, brooke county. will he
mustered ior serVce, at such hour and place as NAV
@ 10 oeS.gpstea oy ne Lieutenant Colonel command
p4&et9n tfIIat Rpd proceed TO this
porting upon arrival, at these headquarters.
Ill. The 1st battalion of the l6lst Regiment Ohio
county Will be mustered for service, o'cloLk A.
~, on Thursday. the 18th inst, at Triaaelphia: and
the I'd battalion of the same regiment on Friday.
the 18th inst., at the Bame place; each battalion on
the day OF muster, will proceed this place. by the
headquarters. afftfs4Ff Ifs7lssT 80
". The l34th Regiment, Marshall county, will be
mustered for service, on Friday the 18th inst at
O'Clock, P. NJ, at M1nndsYille, Marshall county
". The 9th aud 9TH Regiments, Ohio county, will
be mustered for service, at O'Clock, A. NJ, on Wed
nesday, the 18th inst, on Pourth Street between
vi. The circular letter Of Instructions accompa-
nyng these oTders must be strictly enforced by the
commandant Of each regiment
VII. Capt. Henry x: List, A. Q. NJ. Of this Bri.
Rade' Will provide subsistence and quarters for tho
Regiments concentrated in Wheeling and the hath
Regiment at Moundsville. The QuartermRst of
each Regiment, will, upon the receipt OF this order,
report to CaptesLtsF, A. NJ, at Wheeling, for or
VIII. For tho information off II whom it may con-
cern, the following officers announced as comps
IisiDE the Staff of the Path Brigade OF V. NJ.
Capt. b Davenport, Assistant Adjutant General
| Capt II X. List, Assistant Quartermaster.
| Lieut.. H. @. Flesher, Aid-de-Camp: igH-a=l
John kelly, Esq, having offered his services, Il
appointed volunteer aid. RON
These othcers will be recognized and obeyed &C.
cordinRly. ~ ~ sfal ssIlT6
By orderof Brig. Geh.sJAAIEs 6. WHEAT. s
| b. DAVENPORT, A. A. &. T.r.s sr. junlI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
INTERRUPTION IN EnGiiA&
From The l.onGG rimes, Mny J..

% TIE North ASSURES u4 that 81 soon - i.f1a
months Of decided measure, ba9H i'hi ~ -ha
to TINS rebellion, it will lInncir"i"'E hU't y"
,rmamcnts against EnGi.:i, rgaiHs! on. "hai
upon Ireland against our doEIEia2 20 hi."'
ic. .e,,nst our commerce All nvar III" "as...
Wh,thor 40 interfere or not, thIs a - .s.-a
in .atorc for u1,. and mesnwh,i" "n aso r'
poc,cd to az press the warraost hope" ior ,'."
80 uccoss Of ,he Federal arH.s. From = ,''t."
th4rc comes, in some what Di'dcr s'""a',
ecsrccly less unreasonable compliant ffHH'".
and England, we s,e told have on'y to re r
nize the Independence oithe south ,'nl IN" '-a'
will he over at once. Would, indeed ,:hEt j. > .''
30, and that We could persuade th1 '"''h
to s,ve the creek cf It's fortune. III. hj
recognition g mediation would hS'r "''.
smallest weight Gniess it veie h.cs"" "f %.
the mr. blity OF L. ore !trcihIe HE"'r'r'..
and those argusents wc ara ne! ;nc,'n"' s"
,noF. Dreadful ~ this war ~, W" hH9r ""
desire TO substitute Anotb-r Ter II. /" t''.'
ourso!ye. the plsce OF onao OF the t"ahes~. r.. -
aud, perhaps, engroas lhdhstred "' 'olh- 80
have. hing TO do but 10 wait sn6 raso '"~.
these ,9o unhappy mani,cs may 800" g"'.'7
to themselves and see what thay t'o Ab""" H.
is not for cur interest that sitliet sho1i' '":'
uue, the other, or that both shc1'I oc ifr'-
psrsbly Injured. This is eTli gar, no'. "a
| deed. in our own borders, but within "nT
oYn race-ttst race which but the other -
we were proud 10 reflect Was lsas popping
cuo,ineE. and surrounding the Tot'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
Allbnon0 Enquirer.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ), 1868.
LISCOLH'S Foley.
EY TYLER 4 ALLEGRE,

d! ,,and ALL: mammoth meeting has been
r-!i IN Cleveland, Ohio. Another of those
,rsuenic,:s gatherings af :he freemen of the
N.,.ases: brought together by the unwonted
o.;l> upon :hn natiuu, canvocscti0n 80
.sfneSi 50 enthusiastic as to nnee~ tho hearts
81 ~" S!ance over tie prucs !ings' So
,ss HNuG.C'e " kmericsnn describes IT.
T.~ ,,:"c,psi speaker Wss MIR. Montgomery
2.,'. ns;ah?7 .! Lincoln's Cabinet. Attor
- ing unanimously "that the Unicn must
A., ....,l lie pvessrved" d"-aad 'that the Dry
=? ..u.s. Is worry rutsbls Summer resort
q. -s.iors, &c, csms the mammoth speech
.-... s!.c Secretary. We give ono instructive
.ytr:ci:
Yro ,,ss:, aovr.nsnt il .his gvaaa system
a cwsnaip7u0n has been already made un-
&. r:dvrs OF the President. Il IL seen in the
....r.s;io:.s Of :hs blacks from their mas
,s,s srt T,Assiog them at advantageous po
s,aga nG the Atlantic aud Gulf coasts aud
q. sho!c4 df ihs Hississ ippi as they are
3..Sa from he interior. Here they are to
r. e5.tSa Sithin works which they will bo
up.s ~ ,Gn-truct and defer d, and havo the
c.a.enou lsad assigned to thom, du ing the
Z, llaGn.s Of The ~.+, to contribute to
;..c su,t-rance. Under p'or"- discipline
~ E,l ltusG learn much 10 fit them
(. srr. government as All Independent
,r,... eSsrGj~.ei viti: a krsired race
r.. ,,Y inSi;es ID. n TO congcnisl
G -. -: sr!i rich IN tho productions
he, a,,rd 10 repay in ooInnorco the nstiors
q ~, q: Sanced civ;!iz Alto for the protec-
IN ,n4 assistance taOy may have given
lav., H. ihr:r nfw h0aes with tho Govern
-, g., wtlss ttey are admitted"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
p.,ru, -,,z GsytYABps. Tho .

RoprpG THz GIAYtylBDs.-Th nesfirus
babi: Of robbing tho g7aveysrds oi ;.'@'.
g become go common that the Poacs 6i.'-
GETS hsye boon ordered to arrest all VT" 80
seen carrying flowers out. soEn0 .1"''.'
they certainly cannot De i.dies} bs'' 'fo,sL'.'
au,y punches Of flowors ~ iarge'1 N"'f
bonnsta, and it is s.id usSny 'f 'ho4' S;i,e' t,
| boquets have been sold IN ths I'ArkstS' -
ia said that Some sec,iors IN the Na':S o., =,
uill Cemetery havO Dozen swept c.'@'. % AZ
the fruits Of the labor ct sorro"'0. i-'3i'"s
and relatives, and for years bsTs en"":'@'s' -,
To bs.utif; the gzsres Of tins loved "'',: i2at
Cannot this be stopped fcr sh= as; @ 'f.a~''
il for no othsr reason
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
RtsrI MILITARY moyrarS1p.

There can be little doubt thst the R"helh
have recently moved considerable body Of
troops from Charleston in the direction Of
Richmond. Speculation concarn'rg their Ill
tlusts destination is,. of course, rife, many
holding that tbcy are to reinforce Lse for n
forward movement, while as many others be-
love thst they are to be buried West for
the relief of PEN mbe1ton's ailuy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

Tho ioIIo~ins official 7%.."rt- -.,----~s
tbs Atrocities committed hY th1 E,..r,
troops st b.slsF2ew ha7a bean ruat &. ,
Humc Minister 3. WARSAW
On shs lJlh Cilat) Of March st 80 i g.,
& detachment - insurgents cnt.'si i..ta.
zsw by the road leading from the Sii.-... ~
Iilimu 2ewice through .hn c,u,iy.r,: srd
scncd upon ID" hOn'"a 0E rha cs!tr -
shout LII hour sst,rT214; thu in'paf' .-,"..'
in pursuit. Il lhom arrived. como Il M ..u.
place oc both sides in tho yard. ar; -...r ,
!0~ aaatS tic arlnoI detachment I.4i.
+ sing in ibo mds. of tho firing ca.'3 n">
see wa:.fer this detachmrr. proceeded. Z 3d..
imperial ;Torps now attacked the h9W4o -. 3,
ha,stom Of shots, |, = que. ia"h .'n'..,
boins in the hoaso a. tho tmc. 4 .cr.1:a
| tho 80 diers entered, killed my r-92ht-- wit
two hay0nnt slabs, wounded with t"n -"..i.
my sUn-iRl law, who CAmo from Slwa''u ~
tho hniJGsys. ard beTs': 20 p'Cn"nF. "'...
they began these outrSsc8 We wcn. a".
the house i,.o ths garden, i!rIe ttsra
diors continued to ire st n1 '-cm a. sr.a.
although we were uaarmrd. lhn Ire. .n'
! ,rntd ucn who had .ttactod my hoH-r -....
what they were aho IL Obtain aG,.-'"
space Of Ell hour. They tcG': th'"2 !a..
bratIska, AMI I.h0'cr ram'd Ntai-h w.
we'ka. xhout t~oniy five gallons 81 h'n".
and thirty trnsars ci hay. IE" u-rn.
troop, after a':ing four maH:t2rts "r
VS. burIld, lnU;.herirg my dIn.aler, a.'
wounling my son ,n'r~, ki!'d 81. r"r ....
0! the b0u.chcll viz: fian@!s S.. r...
tor Bvgdsszowski, Jrhf !"'n.. .-,D .s
| kolinsti, Frederick Koby',n5i:., '''.-"..
and Jonn Ksrss AT old mar eyed SKI ..
a Ptussian subject. Tn. sh"To wo7"
castrstcd and then stahhcd IT, 's't. Seq.
onets They also wonrdsd no't"ig' {. .....'
Szt.at, q smith, Prussan sn' - a.. 'r.
soph B.fncr, farm lahore-. lhot -; il ..
tho corn granary, and tn" sl,bra, w'th =. .
cattle, horsGs and 7ehicloa they hst"~A '...
!ockn cil' chests and cupbo":da, @..'" ."
clothing, linen and money, and Dr"A.
glass, such as mi.ors, ~. They to-,
them the copper kitchen utcrsijs, ani ..s
broke into tho office, took the Oh. -I. .r
and destroyed the registers &: ~ H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
v.lLiHDmnAM On HIS ews CASE.

A correspondent of ths Cincinnati "Ga-
2atto,' who accompanied MIR. Vallandigham
in his progrsas to tho Tasel lines, says:
The bearing Of Mr.. Vs!lAndigham through
out TIE " hole sf.ir waanodcst, sensible and
disnihed. In conversati,n with your cores
pondon., he caadidiy admitted that the DEAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

:. IaI'"G IN fiGH-iEG.-A member Of
i, ~, - louisiana Regiment, John Rou'ke
H.. ssSertei his comrades, Was arrested
u ,,, ,, "h yesterday, while sndssyoring to
l. IA, az substitute. In extepustion
49, 'IlH' ,l he Tom.rksd, upon being usher
s, Ie c"f:!on ROOM OF CASTLE Thunder:
a., "'~I, I'm TO descr:or. I'm always
w. 'f'' 'ur 70 boeA through twenty
" sh.. ''' 'et Ie tei. ycz--its no fun
I,y,,ts,I IA'em can there bay to louk out for
o.. ,o4 = "hen yer head hss no value, at all!
e,t, .a tie .isks is worth tho tronbls to
y. b. smai' . collection 20 lie will, doubt
n' back to his regimont.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
DUiNGS ~ NEIv ORLEsNS

Mr.. C,lardoI AN .'dsriy auTuey o:an P'in-
tor, who was an,Sltyd irom tnst ely recent-
ly, nIorg with oiher citizens, Lcc,nas q
loYaiy to thu U;nioIersta Sate", furnishes
Largo number OF nstrscts i'Gm la.o NrS o.
leans papers, Of which tic following 80 lew
sDncinons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
.:,UGSks From NEW ORLEANS

".-,u.u''nd TO the attention OF our read
80. sl.is crisce,: by the refugees from
,x u...n- - shown by ths suhi,:ned
S,.b or !.
''''''i 'i''' '~a - 'A''' o' O. Ao'' "
ao"i1'-'} service Will at once 80 into the
lei T.. he ~oncn snd children, to those
.s,,ysr dsstitnte fror tbs;. bomo,
.,;.- ~. ....-... :.
L: '' 's''''u'o. ine rpp'F'uhi,y -
'L.'''' 49, "''fts 'nen' 'u'"ush she meo'uh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
FROM VEST POINT, "a.
of the n. Y. Pribnne

Correspondence Of the n. J. Tribune
WEST PoIsr, Va, May "a, l863.-The oe.
cups;lou cf !bis position seems TO hsVe set
on, rsbnllious cousins at Richmond all sgog
,nd this is not TO be wondered at. 1t ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05
rF.o:a the Washington Chronicle of June lat J
EOREIGN NEWS.

D.tas to the Goth Of Msy have been ro-
ceivsj by The steamship Sidom
The news of tho destruction OF 6omo
American vessels, oh Pernam5u co, by the
piraticsl ctuiEere, has reached England.
Mr.. L.ya,d STATED in Parliament that Inc
British ceusul in Mobile WAS promptly dis-
missed for shipping speeis on British Wai
steamer.
In the House OF Lords tbs Marquis Clnari
csde denounced the soizure of British 7ssel
! By United States cruisers, ss violation o
the law of nations, and complained OF III
pr oce1ure by the United States prizs courts
Lord Russell defended tho course OF tn
American G5csrnnent, and said sll tbei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

tIAS. + foKsrAIL-
40 IH: 'EiLES - SE~ ORLEANS.
ErJa, HlrrhES.: We havs received frrm
.a't.l . ba,nis communications " hich,
80 9u snsSe., ycu will fad above. In
i-"t.,'ce Nth car suggestion to hin VIC
:: 30 s4t.m 10 you our yisws upon tho
r :; a. his letter aid 20 ask for them
j".'s4,re,t { ns deration. Every engine OF
..T'.,s'on Shicb Yankee cunning and despot-
'HtG2,i devise has bceh employ ed against rs,
d.. - VAN; have kept unsullied our loyalty
ny couai.y, end have sustained her cause
J. &. .n,:.i cpnrage. Bail ID by that cour
i.t 4c ir,lts',d osrbsrisn of cur enc mics has
''T.., as .lct0ylous e2i!es-from cur homes
GnsdrS Tno hour haa now me for
. s'E'e our country upon The battle field.
o.ih = wpoitant hat wet should ACT in con-
- ne ,torAl fnrcs VIC nave given to the
:w,g q. "a: country by refusal to for
;':.; cur allegiance will be made yet stron-
!H - rlr united scticn in the field. II we
-a''e among different corps already firm.
se 4.aa lose our character Of unity.
"a: c'g.ri1.'ion >tfered by Colonel Dennis
s;.,:, yryuar sdVantsgos. TaoSc Of us
- - :c' 10 cen9cription, If eniisIed under that
A. 4il DO denied ;ha privileges formerly
,n;@d 10 volunteers. Bus the generosity OF
us 'io7oInmeot, in consideration Of tho
= t0'A: r"stioD occupied by the register cd
'"4-r' Of the Uniied 8 S.Ates In New Orleans,
*rupo ~ered Nj. jor General Maury to tter
'2s 'a4r privileges IA If we had enlisted at
- @''atuencemcnl Of the war.
t-1v ..4te subsistence on onis mant, cloth
= 40 uniforms, equipments ard AIMS,
.',1, sod Ansl;y INC choice of our own
,",sis a,ll and company, by election, are
.@.:'eI ns. Besides. by organizing here
'''i4 h"cleus around which our follow
'.'' ,aA centre Ia they successively srriVo.
- ~? slresIy prepared By Colonel Don
N'HF's ,!sra Of rendezvous 1T which We
"a - :, ONO 10 assemble. The adstn
y - at the proposed organization, which
'fe s".l considered, Will DC there ex
.'y' 20 ioa mo.s fully in detail, and we
''y''T al cur efforts to Aid you.
ir.r ~ TO be lost. Our country de-
&c.,, % be- Pro-nnt emergency prompt ard
''E A?@or. Let ~ come f,rward, then,
~ and show by our acts xhat we have
81 '4 >, cur words --thst wO are, indeed,
.'~.'' Of The Toi&ed States.
= &. j. EiiLERE,
g. DYFERSI,T,
T. Y y FIsNEx.
nraEs GsgrkwOOD,
: NHAs. BouDOu>aUlE,
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= CHAs. L. TsssTAII.