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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22

STArs OF NEW YORK, ConPTsoLL,Rs OTrics,
ALBANY, AuGist6, 1874 )
GALE OF QUARANTINE LANDS.-ln pur-
su.nce Of revolution sdopedby the Commissioner OF The
Land fc. notice IL hereby given ta. sealed proposals ""
be by the undersigned a, hs Office IA the City Of
Albany until the 10Th day Of neat fof the
Of the lGncs the Eastern shore Of Staten lsisd
osnsry known tie Mons ospiis. grounds excepting The
thereof reserved and inc osed Tor asnding and beard
lug station. TIE minimum price for sad lands WHIP
th. purchase money rrusin bord md mort
gage desired The Commissioner, Of the Land Once reserve
right reject any bid not deemed isr The nt,rt, 'he
STATE. LUClLs hobiNooE, CohIuO"o''
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BRAypryo BUTTER TUGs-A LAW NEZDED.-
When butter was sold in this market at 70 and y
cents per pound, there not so much necessity
for being absolutely correct about the tare OF the
packages as now, when good brands bring 30 and %
cents. Even then, however, legislation was inyok'
ed to correct the evil BY making it Enable offence
for cooper to send out frkin without hrst brand.
ing il with the correct weight. Country legislators
opposed it, and thousands of dollars were spent by
city dealers TO no purpose. OF course there ere
many strictly honest dsirymen Who would renders
correct account of the tare while others either wii'
fully or ignorsntly misrepresent in this particular.
A an instance-a lot Of butter was sent TO this ciy
for SALE not long since, with sixteen pounds marx
ed AZ the weight of each tub; $50 pounds was the
actual weight. Consignors not unfrequently find
fault with the commission dealers for tardy account
OF sales with tho returns for their diaries, when the
true cause is owing to the fact that the grocer VINO
buys will only pay for the actual net weight, as
contained after emptying or retailing the butter
Those dairies which have established reputation
for correct tare always take the precedence, and
frequently bring one OF two cents per ID more tnan
uncertain ones Of similar quality Even private IN
dividuals object to paying for tub Of butter until
they empty 1t to see that the tub does not ovennn
in weight.
The only conditions on which dealers can mako
clean sales for shipping, or TO send away, are 10
strip an average lot of the tubs and hrkins and a.
certain their actual weight.
Thousands Of pounds Of wood and pickle, despite
81 this are paid for as butter each year.
New Jersey has law for the protection OF TINS
trade, and with the heavy transactions In this STATE
there certainly should DO q stringent law win
A heavy penalty for emitting to brand, for neVins
the wrong weight, or for defacing the brand Oh any
tub frkin on pail in which butter is sent to Market
TIVE Dirty OF THE HOUB.-This 10 the title Oh .
pamphlet composed OF selected matter from IHH
Iron PLATFORM, and containing some seventy
ouarto pages of that publication. The pamphlet
embraces wide scope in tho compass OF its inves-
LEGATIONS and proofs. 1t presents the real motives
that led the Southern conspirators to attempt the
destruction of the nationality; and what is more,
il presents those motives as analysed by Southern
men, and form Southern standpoint Of observa-
ton. In addition TO some Of the best papers Oh
The Democratic League, it contains the admirable
productions of Tho Democratic Republican Work.
ingmen's Association of this city, some OF when
are being rcpublished in those English Journals
which arc devoted to the interests and welfare OF
the lsboring classes Of Great Britain.
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Rea! Csiate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on the Hud-
n .on win DO sold on TUESDAY, AUGUST Esd, ct 10
O'clock A. NJ at tbs COCRr HOUSE, IN rokEkras ny o!ort
S,bring dscossed embracing about Fifteen Acres directly
South Of Carthage lSndDs on e banks Of the liver Te
N,n,,o l. tasteful and good The
situation OF tho grounds the vicinity Of numerous fne ros
within few uinues wsh Of Depot Of the f0dson River
Railroad this Of tho nost oesso'e Pscos NO" 70
DO ought on the East eide Of the Bay; ~,
FOR Slap Of the premises OF other information pPy 70 NJ
" b. FOWLER no. ~ Wal Street, n. L. H. N fALAAA'
Referee.
Pokeepss, August 49, 1854
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6icamboaio aro Railroads.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sHNGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK via, tie Ems
RAILWAY nom foot Of Chsmbefs,,., RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANCE or CARS.
connecting with railroads for all prineP. ess "a the West.
Tbi, road 10 extended and will be In complete
running order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbana, Dayton, CncA
nsu AID 81, Louts Without break Of gauge e,,,t,rsvp
" H.adyil~ Pa Gsn-r.l Sup't
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, -
WORCESTER, PALMER, FIrCHBChG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CoNCpHD TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new aud ,,snnch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK,
ave SewYork daily (Sindays excepted AZ o'clock m,
from PIER No 10 North River, loot Of NestTyst
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train nom as
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
ese Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nsher1
Railroads
Fresi taken a. tbs lowest .aes For information iniuirs
T. :. MARTIN, Agent on the fier.
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MisrcllaneonG.

COMETHING NEW.
PAISLEY PATENT STEP.LADDER,
tInt,r STRONG ORNAMENTAL AND DURABLE
Sold b, ali House furnishing Stores.
M.nnf.eturedby d. g. PLUME Co..
No. 80 Duanssk
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CDSON RIVER hAllIhOhD.-Io VI AL
III BANY and TROY, CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave: -
From Chimbersst. From yrhs'
E.presa and 10 ~ and 7.17 1917 m, and t.essnt
<snd .. m oR m.
Troy and Albany with sleep ll:@Pm
inxcsIl l0:4optm.
Rhinebcck Train. Q p m 2;npm.
Pouxbkeepsls IrsiS, Q = IN s:29 L. NJ, andl:n n
and p. M
Peekskiil Train, AIS p m. t:5 p. r
Sing Sing Train 1870 M II 1857 NJ and l2;n and u"
M, and Sis p. M p.m
Tsm,town Train, $50 and 3:&2 aud 7:77 pm
p. !
On Sundays at ia p. IN. from 3oth street
tts NAV be procured at any Of the Offices Of Wescots
EIpres. In aud Brooklyn aud baggage checked
ths house 10 81 points the road and TO SARATOGA sprnS
j. ~ ToUCkY. Assistant supsTatsa4sse
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
IL follows, viz:
"a m, Express for Buffalo.
IA m, EIpre,. for Cleveland direct Wis A o. W. n.y.
e:pa M, Mix, daily, Tor Orsylir.
l0a M, Mail for Buffalo.
pm, Way iot Otbule, Newbur;h, and WarwicL
3p M. Night Express Saturdays and Sundays e1'ep'e
for bunkiTk. Buffalo, lie. $500.
6p ni Lightning Express, dsiy, for Dunhrk kocses'ei
Csnandasus k On SsiaIiays this rn vii run 10 bunao
only b D. M Emil ant. for Dunkirk.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL for the County o

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL for the County OF
L New. Yor., will be received III August a'h' at
O'Clock p. ~. , . .oo
Bidders viii state the price per ton az 90 lhs for w
tons best quality Of An.tracio COAL 70 he delivered aorhg
the month Of September n.I at such places IN this City a.
may be directed .,, ,,.o,r,
Also the price per cord for 30 cords Of bee, PINE WOOD
sawed and spit - - 3,
Propossi. may be addressed o. BLUNT Chairman Special
Corrs or uei tie oaio- Of tho BoaId Of suPorisos
No. I City Hall.
August 18th 1884
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V,O WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA CONNEC-
II ~ 4 MI. srN
Deepening OF THE

Deepening OF THE
IL EICAHAUGA ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST a, AT NOON,
will dis patch their ole CANT new steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
from Pier No. 20 North River foot Of WanenSt connecting
on the Pacific Ocean with the hyorte steamship Moses
Taylor
hs accommodation, these fire vessels very superior
and especially adaIted 10 tho comfort OF families moving 10
the lard Of gold .
For ya,ase spp'y only =. TIP Office Of the company No.
49, q. ~ CARRISGTON, Asent
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nYyICTORIA REGIA."

WVICTORIA REGIA."
TIE GREAT NLIkD QUEEN or TIE WATERS
OPEN ON EXHIBITION ,
hy nom sA NJ til sunset in the Glass don's NEXT TO ne
wsst CT s,h IT. and sth near ne Central TAX
Admiration One Dollar. Tickets, Five Dollars Ihe
s>hsted Trtveia Rob SchomDulgh VINO brought the ast
ssnt Of this Essno Water Lily 10 Europe produced by At
kc eates aud kniglted by Queen victoria
sitbouzh his experiments TO bnns Il 70 ia blossom ised
Mr. r. BALLCkE the Exhibitor here, has, after eisht
months care succeeded ~ raising the Victoria Rtsa % q
oaderfu flower Of delicious The leaves have elf
eurferspcs Of eighteen The szo OF the glass mouse 70
4, IS feet the basin % BY eni contains two plants Of
whom 10 in full flower. Mr. b. MARTIN viii explain 10 Wis
nrr history and the character Of this plant fnst
r1poning on SATURDAY, Ausus, 10Th.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
tie Commissioner, Of Pnble Chartes aud Correction No.
BOND street for the Bones made BY the Institutions
under thoi charge. for year. until WedeFdsy August
~ New York. Aus1st20, 1904.
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Goiels, &f.
EVERETT HOUSE,

EVERETT HOUSE.
UNION SQUARE. HEwYoRK-
underlined beg respectfully to inform their hisndf
a. p,Ae ,hs. .er b. 24h Of August the Aouss above win
=, cessue.ed upon the EUROPEAN PLAN.
The house bs, been thoroughly renovated and We are now
ssspsrsS 70 let apartments for the winter
Tie location the sire and comfort Of the rooms Of t hotel
- 'a'0fP'''eO C. II. KERYER W. II. BoRROws.
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VxyATER POWER AND FIVE ACRES OF
w lard AT Corpva Fine Situation for House. View
AZ NvG. PIspty OF Fruit - r.. LEVLLn,
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing At Qu..n,,own Cork HarboI) The wslano wn
,ss,a., OF N. Liverpool NewYek and Philadelphia stetrn
,p COMPANY ,nman Line Carrying the U. 5. hals ara in
tended to sail % follow; =.
ClIY OF acknowledgements. Saturday, Aug z.
saturday, Sept ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY. u noon- IRON f'sf :"
North ElyeL
Payable IN gold, or ks equi. .lsnr 70 Currency A
rIptT CkBiS......fa ESQ WlsIEthhOf' ',,s'.'"r W "
t,, t,a 70 London. ~ olsteerags to London' - 70
r,,.s Cabin 10 Paris. o. W ,ioeTsge 10 Ps1s... ~ W
liz. aim 10 Hamburg ~ o. Storage To Hamburg 81 %
Passenger. slso forwarded to Havrs Bremen RotieId,n
Artwerp ko.. al equally low r,,es go, -.
<iQs steenre go. 1hose who wish TO send Tor sasr
friends eau buy tieseis here ~ these rates
For further Information syyly a. the ComrAnys Offices
JOHN q. DALE. Aseat. No. u Broadway, n. y.
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Urean Cleaners.

TIT 8. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
u Wis PANAMA-Rsru.y ,aiIns dsys 3D. 18th, and 2d
Of esoh mouth eIespg when these fall Sunday, when
| the day Of departure viii be the Monday fouo"ins'
| The frstcisas steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT.
C. r. Sesbury, Commander,
VIII san nom Pier No. j. North River.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 At IL o'cloch u. ,op,,,
Tho st.amship NORTH STAR Will succeed the NohIh-
EFN LIGHT, and sal SEPTEMBERS
For freight or pAsssse spplyt
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MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT:
1fA The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMfhNfs
line Of hsteass sidewheel SIEA5lsHlfs' between
NEW-YORK and HAVRE. 80
Tie first i've splendid Vessels intended TO be put upon tL~
tyoriie route for tie Continent, the following
WASHINGTON. lOt tans, $50 horsepower.
LAfAYErfE-...........32Ot tuns. 900 horse power
EUUENlE..................tat oai) SO horsepower
.t5ui.dingl, 800 horse power
NAPOLEON fI........ (bgillipg ~ 100 hoTscPo~cI
Until the completion Of tho entire lat, the service W." We
performed by tho .
wAsHiSGiON, A. Duchesns; LAFAYETTE, A. Be
eands, % follows;
FROM NEw-YoRK TO HAvRE, :.
LAFAYETTE.............. Wednesday opt -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sdnctday oc'ooerlH
WASHINGTON. ........N edacSlsy, DecenDer.
First Cabin (ncludiug tabewinsl............ri5 -
Second Cabin (neudng table. wine) so or $50
Psytbe IA gold its equivalent United States cnIerey
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE CHARGE.
roT Ire ight or passage, apply to
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. Broadway Nsw-Yort.
At Paris, u Bculrynd des Cspucinss Grand Hoeji At
JIayre WILLIAM ISELIN A. Co.
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fnrEitnrt
i1)eooins CARDS. Sc.

ALVIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full.
"A .ssst-wEDDIEG CARDS and ZINE STATIONERY
tEstAbhsbsd 1851
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mathinerp.
QriniMq.

THARLES c. SHELLEY, Steam Printer
~ No s. Brclayst.-Bilhesds. Circular. Possrs Law
Psrs Cards &c. Cylinder PreswoTk done for the Trade
Special contracts made FOR large orders calls 'ohcicd.
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PRESS i,i-tATl RES
IRON FORTHERN VIRGINIA.

from NORTtfERN Yi0GiNk1.
ORANGE G. H., Msy Ga considerable Ell
gaeemen, occurred yesterday abont twenty
SpQtsylyania county, on the plank:oad, be-
tween part OF Eweirs corps and the 5th
corps OF Yankee infantry, including Sykes
regularA The engagement lasted frcm II
O'Clock until night. Our troops repulsed
the enemy most handsomely, capturing 9ol
privates and IL commissioned officers, who
have arrived here.
Gen. j. NJ. Jones, and Col. Warren, Of the
1sth Va, We're killed, and Gen. Stafford NOR.
tally wounded.
[sECoND DIsPATcHl
ORANGE G. H., May 6.-The following al
ditioMAi particulars OF the fight yesterday
Wilcox were in the fight Of yesterday
They checked and drove back three corps
and two divisions of the enemy. Lsws's
North Carolina brigade last night surprised
and captured 800 prisoners. Gen. Pegraul
WAS painfully wounded in the knee.
From : o'clock until night there was very
l.eavy musketry lighting, with but little ar.
tillery engaged Cooks brigade fought well,
0nd loses heavily. Thomas j. McG0wan's
brigade also suffered considerably. Rosser
fought Wilcox's whole division Of Y .nkee
cavalry with single brigade, driving them
back at all points.
THIRD DISPATCH
ORANGE C. H., May G.-The attack by the
enemy this morning was very violent. They
were repulsed in every instance. A strong
effort was made to turn our right. We drove
them n our left, but they were stubborn on
the right until Longstreet finally forced
them to give way. Gen. Lonstreet received
g severe wound in the shoulder. Gen Paul
Jennings was MORALLY wounded. The fight
ing was principally with musketry, the
ground being unsuitable to artillery.
Colonel Brown, OF the Virginia artillery
was killed.
The battle was fought near the Wilder
ness. The enemy bav1 been pushed back to
Charlottesville. Everything looks well. A
FULL account will be cent tomorrow.
The Yankee Gen Wadswcrth was killed.
Seventeen hundred prisoners have been
received here.
ORANGE G. H., May G.-Fighting was re-
sumcd this morning mostly with musketry.
It Is reported and believed that we are driv.
ing them. Gen. Benning slightly wounded
In the arm. The battle field Is twenty five
mites below here. Three hundred more
prisoners have reached here aud more are
on the way. The Richmond Ambulance
Committee arrived here this moroing.
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ONO.


A. her residence, IN Sidney, ais SAKAu =
BRUMFtELO, the widow OF the ia'e ino"'"s
R.nm6eid, aged % years
Dearest sister, thou hast ie't u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But Ills COD that hath bcrefl us,
lie ean all our sorrows heal.
Her funeral viii take p,Ace from The I'd Baptist
Church on saturday, tn Inst, a. :" !,
friends and acquain.anceS are refpeet'uhs invneu
TO attend. "a
On Tuesday, the 5th list, at 81 O'Clock, a. Me
Incidence or her con- on Mafshni, between tsa anu
Adams sis, Of consumption, Mrs. AM "a ~ KIM,
csnsort Ut WIN Tyree in the oo'n yearA "e'
age.
Tier funeral will take place from siay street
Methodist Church this Saturday. afternoon, nj
:, O'Clock. The friends, Tela.ive5 ana ecloaiht
ances Of the family respectfully III VIE" !" A.
tend.
On Friday morning, the 9Th Inst, IN the .ytn year
OF her age, Of consumption, MARY VtnGlNlh J,
wife Of Capt F F Myer, A = 3, ana dausntet u
Jehn u and Mary Ann On, Of washington eiiy.
Her funeral will take place rom sae residence
of Mrs Sarvay, on the corner OF Isl ana Marsha',
sis. at Az O'Clock this afternoon. The friends OIL
both fatalics are respectfully Invited 10 a'!ena'
E5- Washington city papers please copy
Oi consumption, on The morning of the 6h inst,
NJ LENA, daughter OF Larkin and Caroline
Ford In The 18th year Of her age, and In f''i assn
rance Of best imn0r.a ily.
The funeral viii take place on unday, o'h Nay,
at O'Clock Il, from the residence OF her father
on Grace 81, between 2o,h aud 2s.h, Church Hill.
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UC7YUE &1LM~ttrusA DAYS
h 0oddHs d AHpersos, Astcetosxsvs.

~ x1Kl1LBNT Farm Of shout 1so acres a land In
II 0oochjsnd 80, absu. ID miles from Richmond, for
rae 81 suctiou. BE- sold At auction, the prem
NIX :sey ,sh ss u sS.
~ 1,hos isock near Dsrea church and adjoining shs
isads Of MessrS Flest aud others About one-half
r. vrell sct IN pine and oak wood and timber, tbs
h.isncs e!eare1 has on Il nue apple And psAch
orchords: ven wltefsd BY branches, on Whian ID
sama 5000 msadow iaEd. NsAf the dwelling h Z
C,r, M Of superior water. The whole place d en-
ciaacS " III GOOD fences Tho improvements con
s,st m comfortable dwelling with ave rooms, and
All n eessery oa.houses except barn. Possession
Tr.na -Oac.thrd cash, IL new not's; balance II
And 70 months, for binds o. notes ssPiug interest,"
secured By trust dssd or ~ eash; IN new notes, q
sar,s Nv 1891. 0ODDiN APPaRs0N,
mvk Auctonaers.
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,raou oun OWN CORRESPONDENT

or.sar H., Friday, May 9Th, go y. 81.
Gen. Grant moved from Culpeper Court
Eouse. crossing the Rapidan at Gcrmanna
and Eiy's tords, aud takingthc roadto Bowl
ing Green, in Caroline county, thus attempt
ing to turn our right aud get between Lee
and Richmond.
+, Late yesterday evening Grant made an at
tack and was handsomely rerulsed. Ewell
took a.oO0 prisoners and four guns.
At daybreak this morning the battle was
renewed, and ia now raging with great fury.
Gen. Rosser whipped the enemy's cavalry
yesterday on our right aud took ll3 prison
ers.
The battle ground is near Chancellors-
ville
Brig. Gen. Jones, Of Va, was killed.
SALIUsT.
(sEcoND DISPATCH.
ORANGE &. H.. May 1.-THE enemy re-
newed the attack this morning with great
violence, attempting to turn our right and
get between us and Richmond.
Every attack of the enemy was repulsed.
We have driven him some distance on the
left, but hc is very stubborn Oh the right,
but is now giving way.
Lieut. Gen. Longstreet had turned the
enemy's left, and was pushing him back
steadily, when he was severely wounded
He was shot by Mahone's brigade through
mistake.
General Jenkins, Of 8. c. wss mortally
wounded by the same brigade.
Gen. Longstreet is doing we'll. He and
his command saved the day On the right.
Gen. Kershaw commanded McLaws's d.
vision with great honor to hims elf
The artillery took but little part On either
side, on account of the woods and the ma
ture Of the ground.
Our loss is severe, including many valua-
bic officers Among the killed are General
Jennings, Jenkins y of 8. c.; Stafford, Of
La; Colonel Nance and Lieutenant Colonel
Galliard, of s. c., and Col. j. Tho mpsor
Brown, of Richmond commanding hatta
lion of artillery.
Gen. Benning, of Georgia, is wounded
but not severely.
Gen. Wadswcrth, of the Yankee army
WAS killed.
and will probably be designated SIS the batsl'
cf the Wilderness.
The enemy has been pushed back toward;
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg
Everything locks well for o,irsncceEs.
SAiICST.
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4 o. ,raa,>a Invader Again essay. his PC
,..sel sdSrs to capture this cHy-h'S
ssr.a11si eaty," - he styles it, our lcoF'c
,..snsssmsso accustomed to these n'arehes
-. naonmoud, and the lesser raids oil Tue
49,. ~ hey ars NO longer excited ..
- Ne spisss- seirring drum and all inc
49, q NJ create 40 excitomen' no"
= - e1reseA Tho citizen leaves his hom''
n oncA o. hin chop, in = quiet and orderly
maan9. az he were going on msstef q
,ysv>sa IA net q I'll exciting business; And
O. women Of Richnord look upon the de.
pexsi1g columns a citizen so'dters-ehei'
nsAaas, Aushands, brothers, flends-not
enly rss,eusd,y, but cheerfully-proud in
"a a ne eallaatry Of those upon whom
ehsy lonn, IN repairing to the point Of dam
RI % defend their city. A people schooled
.ia1p . snss Of danger and exigency, - art
IN people a Richmond, are naturally read,
4tansA 4 Butthls people are animated b.
,sene4Aing more than the mere familiarlt,
With the msnaces Of the enemy. They hav.
. higher education to duty and resolution
T1s they have sAown throughout this wa
u their readiness 70 meet sacrifices OF al
kt1dA. They have united with their devo-
tloa - the cause and their resolution L
uAks my sacrifice for the public defence a,
aetsvo humanity and hospitality that diepla,
vi1tno thAs Win entitle them to some of th,
bFlkht0t pag0 In the history of their coun
~.
We % not believe the enemy will eve
pencA The city defences. If he should, how
s@ns they Vim DO defended in manner tha
Win dsprive tho foo Of eli hope of ever reach
tag thh place. which he regards as the vita
polat h the Southern rebellion, and which
he Aates with the deadly hatred of til,
Saoodhound and the wolf We well know
IT. tate, u Il ever falls into his hands, al.
tAAt alone 10 enough-independent of TIL
high motives which nerve the arms of on
eoldias-to make its defence iryincible AMI
3Apregnable
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S<- att!f9i. seq ~. -: 1alc1 meeting q
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07
PsOM NOR TIL GE0RGl.f.

DAIr TON, May 6.--The enemy have been
almost ut stand still to-day. They arc
repairing both railroads az they advance, aud
haze chain of pickets which renders it i'm
possible to learn what il going on inside
The eneny's picketA were II Is miles from
Tam 1iill at :, o'clock.
Geg.. johnston has issued an order grant
ing paidon.to all pcrsons under arrest ex-
eept those accused OF piundering aad pill
fCring