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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-16
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-16
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-16
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

TRAaIC klsrAKE.-A few days ago, as tho 17th
North Carolina troops was passing Rocky Mount,
a soldier of that regiment, Hogans. of Edgscombe
CO.. was travelling home on foot, muskc. In hand
by moonlight. As he journeyed he was startled by
the sight of dark object, Ike bear, drinking al
a abmnch which crossed the road Cooking his gun
at a distance Of abnut seventy yards, he carefully
watched the movements of the animal, which, af
ter stopping over the water for few mouents,
partly rose and started forward The soldier fired
with deadly aim. The animal fell and struggled
convulsively on the sr und. Afraid TO approach
lest its powers Of doing mischief should not be ex
hausted, the soldier I4n TO the house OF II MI
Brooke, aad begged him to arm himself with
an axe, and aid IN securing the booty -
With cautious steps, and weapons ready for iu-
ssaat use, they approached the supposed bear,
when, instead OF that hst, there appeared 70 their
h0sriAed eyes the body OF soldier, Weiterlne In
Lis blood, quito dua1. Tho eight hand OF the
corpse tightly ciaspea tooth brush, which no
doubt he was using when the fatal ball took effect:
The hall entered near the backbone, aud passed
diagonally through ahe body, coming out In ffont
The victim had 81 rgered forward across the branch
aad was lying on his face Papars 10 his pocket
showed that be was member Of the Goth regiment,
named Ballard. ~ Wayne county, and thaahe waa
on his way Wilson, ON furinugh, TO collect $50
these due him. An examination OF the case was
had hslore TWO magistrates, who discharged the
Involuntary nj m.Anslayas without ball. He evinced
deep disesesS the consequences OF Ms unfortunate
mistake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

,.rrypING BATTLE ON TuE RAPl
IN. -up s>egy on THIS PENINSULA
nov CI.Aps AND TRANSPORTS IN JANE
n'vra-rRooPS LANDED AT BRRMup!
arNnKEps, &c.
r.,,n Messengers who came down on tn
,'.,.r,cksburg trails from Guiuey's Static,
.,s,a.r evening at g o'clock We learn tha
y. soemy have creased the river in force
- are rsssiug their fcrces in the v!cinit!
;, - Observation-Disclosures cay about fiv'
" -. this siae-while a considerable fore,
@.,va,ry have advanced as far as SDotsyl-
,,. Court House, which is twelve or four:
,s.,m miles southwest from Fredericksburg
NH: farce. no doubt, has for Its object thu
mag of the Central Railroad In thew.
''nI,y of rrederick's Hall Depot. 1t viii
:. seen BY reference to telegraphic dis
.,,es. 10 be found 10 another column, tha,
ne enemy have lett Culpepsr Court House
n. fullest intelligence of the movements
;, ,hs enemy in Northern Virginia is given
!. the letter from our correspondent. II
.,,7eys the impression that tomorrow O,
s,,dsy the decisive struggle will take place
Nine Ran, where Meade once drew up In
.ou. Of Lee, but retreat. d without o fight.
From information derived from persons
sbo reached the city by the York River
As Yesterday, we learn that the enemy
h7s advanced 8 cavalry force TO New Kent
"a, within six miles of the York River
slroaa, and drove in Col. shinsler's pick.
~ The forcs at West Point having COM
Lifted the repairs to the wharf are busily
.pgsged rebuilding the railroad in this di-
re.ion.
It is ascertaincd from . source deemed
sorhy of credit that the enemy have 8
taee Of six thousand men at Williamsburg.
nd that the negro troops from Gloucester
PUN. have all been sent to Burnside.
Adeserter, who reached the city yesterday
tysning from the Yankee army on the PEI
.rula, states that it is generally under
stood among the troops that Richmond is to
b attacked by . combined movement of
several different columns and fcet of gun
bos.s sud turreted monitors.
Oaicial Information was received yester-
by afternoon ofthe advance mp James river
q thirty four gunboats, monitors and trans
2,rts. At last accounts they had reached
Bermuda Hundreds, on the south side OF
James river, just above the mouth of the
sppomattox, aud were landing at that point
+, considerable force. Bermuda Hundreds
i in Chesterfield county, and is IS miles
trom Ri hmond by water aud about 40 mIes
By laud.
Additional Intelligence from an Official
nuree has reached US that they are also
auiug a, Berkeley, on the north side OF
lanes river, in Charles City county. 1t was
.92rehended last night that the Bermuda
troops might make raid on the Richmond
nd Petersburg Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

Qua IROoPs At PLYMorrH-Fiae Huses.-Such
plunder and many good things fell into the hands OF
our gallant boys after they got possession OF Ply
mouth The suffers had good large stocks, II seems
aud all had az much a. they could carry or take
care Of Yesterday, says the Raleigh Siate Journal
private ofthe old Latham (virsiRial battery ship
ped from this place to his friends at home box
containing The following articles. We publish the
list 40 . curiosity OF the war
% yards mixed blue alpaca; mosquito bar; ~
yards oFsnge cambrc; 20 yards hns brown linen;
~ yards navy cloth; 10 yards red hannel; 1Tem-
nanss calico; pair linen pants; zephyr nuDia;
& nsisses' wa0Ien shawis; ! pair iadys sn0esi I
linen pillow slip; pair gents patent leather gat
ers; Iniss's lace jacket; 3 pairs cotton hose;
cotton pillow slip; l pair blue ribbed woolen
drawers; paifs red ribbed wooden drawers;
cards lsdies' dress buttons; fancy woolleu ovefs
shirts; white flannel sbiyts; pairs white cotton
drawers; fancy striped w0o'ed snIu'
pair biuo pants; pair black paoo -
boxes cigars, 100 each; gross matches; palf:
wooien socks; black bfoaAcIOth Surgeons coats
lot Of envelopes, dos hne tooth combs; tocacco
ppucbes; 2 bunches w0Tsted braid; y iadyS belts;
pair lady's eosi0n gloves; boxes hass p!ns;
spools waved cotton; ID spools scwtng silk; !
bunch violin 81 spFings; . boxes 6eLltitx powers;
Yankee sWhee1v machine; metal lDketana;
hank ~ cord; palf Md etoves; bag stk outs0oe:
pair Wo0iea socks; t0y vIsiiog eerds; seast
fascy b0xass 9hsnks Aa1 thrcaA; missos; csena
meg; china cups; 2 bessies eotooueS thais Sfsses
beass baste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

ox,s asesssas,.s;--As e little boy, yhoDe noVs
couia = NOS learn, was In the Sc9' r. r -
MalsDali e! street. near the aocnad
ycetsfuay morning, IL va QveS5 49, ~ =
tWQ-hcssc wagon, the whee83 8 Vff1S
paesed over both the little NM ~ - n
Jufipg them severely. Some oeepe cNsgl1
:. &c A taken q. ~ :. cheek ne hssdlenG q Si1e6
. : irsquenfiJ ,nan.ked In ~ negro p1eea
serious one, and Il 10 nOt Ao.uoeo0uoa g.
currence to see inyallds md otiass rup ~
their lives while crossing from one eI1o o.
the street to the other to prevent belnksus
over. A<fsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06
The Very Latest

From information received at q late hour
bet night we learn that the enemy were also
laadlng at Wilcox Wharf, in Charles City
t0unty, aud that the force at Bermuda Hun
:leds, in transports, was estimated at 9,CO0.
Oar force at Forge Bridge, below the
leickahl miny, were driven off by superior
Ilmbers.
number Of houses " ere burned ty the
enemy g! New Kent c. Ii -, and it is enp-
posed that the Courthouse was also
bHned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06
lEf0RT Or THE Committee ON THE SALT
ciEppI

s'aphA tF III CDM AlTlf4H. UN The SALl
SUPPLY.
s'ne important and interesting facts are
staeed from an examination OF the report
I" lie committee appointed by the House
ae last session to inquire and report as to
as lest mode to be adopted in procuring q
apply o! salt This committee, after COL
'ssang Information and examining the evi-
aslee sduced by anylitical Investigation and
S'ua eyperlmentalresults, recommend the
anlng Of salt as means of supply to te
Preferable and as possessing many ad
villages over the ordinary mode at present
"'fed From the result Of an analysis OF
a"nple OF salt taken from what is known
Tue fiadlay we'll, In Washington county,
Vs aseertdned that sc per cent. was
Mss't The ether qualities consisted Of
''pas'e Of lime, sulph. soda, chloride mag.
A''a n aud earthly matter IS per cent. It
'A 'aus be seen that the salt rock in its
O'sloA state is very well adapted for curing
Mssu' Or can be used in sailing stock with
W y" 'as trouble and expense Of purifying 1t.
's'uy o the reasons assigned are on the
''"s OF economy Of labor, transportation,
w., 0 Oh which, it would seem, makes the
a'n!ng a process far preferable to the mode of
wv, ..,us 'ae brine. One Of the greatest OBJ
mss ,aes which presents itself In the present
,0s e ua =. manufacture is the scarcity of wood
s.,.u =. uueulty Of transportation over the
tIs.,' us branch Railroad. Nearly all of the
mis, u'aes VIII be obviated by resort to
s~. Dug A mine, If opened. could not be
A"0'eo oy the enemy, and damages could
.spa'fea 10 as little time as it woald take
ss.s su vac injary. The only difficulty which
ns '' w ''Seif to the mining operation is
49,. .ae property in which the mines are
Loss "a Washington or Smythe counties
u. individuals who have leased It for
M @ san Of ten years; but this isase does
~ 0nlsf any right to the lessees to take
!" " @lalns, while It excludes the owners
Asn.s,n ~, nsht Of entry to work the mines
n 1aus pressntlnga complete bar
ep,s,. 'y private parties without the con-
ss.,. VI Tue owners and lessees. The
sy..s 'ss' eonenr in tue opinion that If the
poss.l..., should had It necessary. that
x,a,s. 'aay exists under the inpressment
Tie n,..s 'elnporary possession Of ana use
haad Il, n a,n inc benefit Of the army; but,
ss,nn. - o''nculty, they think it VI u, and
sa,lI,, - some legislative act which will
M,s,. .as powers 10 this particular case,
s,ys.d, .s ove oil obstacles In the way Of
md plentifal supply Of salt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

.uavor,s ceuyt-The busiuese transscfed
in lhis court yesterday morning was Of utfios
interest We Give the following sumunnrW.
Jenny Gillian, found asleep ia the naskst
place on Wednesday night, was dischases1
upon u abatement made by her that che bad
unfortunately been deprived Of access 20 her
own home, and after looking about Sor oehsr
qua,ters until she was completely sxheusteds
unconseiousy dropped asleep whsre found
by the watch.
Joe, slave Of John Priddy, and Dick, 1l1Se !
TO some one unknown, charged with Wandes4s
ing about the streets with improper pase&o,
were ordered to be punished With stdpee.
Octavia Binford, free negro, ~ oloosoa
10 be whipped for keeping an tlsgo1au0ds
house ct evil-iame, within the bounds ~
the corporation ssS i
wears of age. and pretty fair looIanr. -
charged with being . pereou .of ey{{ l
associating with negroes. For want q -
havi6r Ter twelve months, she was c0mmh~
ted to prison
William aud Peter Riley were charged Nm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

As,. b,s ssoa0'-Aessrs. Geo. Dunn 4 Co.
hsN,;a spoa Our table "Aurora Lea or.
sas q IL. .,'l : the Golden HAIR" . popular
spkl, .ss,' n.y. asy' very admirahly printed. AZ
1t. aasn Of Iithogrsphy. IL u excel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06
MAY q lsel
,,m.Y MORNING ........,.......AAs

-rux CoxrxpeRArE NorEs of the old
,ncludiug Rves, will be received in this
h.." ~, subscriptions, advertising, and Job
'u. =, the established rate Of discount
re., n.,.,ly adhered to by merchants and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

.S,ag,,osed to be Stotei.-At an early h0uF
Yesterday morning there was found hy tho
wa.ehuaan u iinc COW tied to Mrs. H0ohysBs
front gate, III the northwestern. suburbs Of
the city. The COW Is believed to have been
$40 en-, but why the thief should have left her
II ne place where found is involved tn mys-
fsrV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

Tie Wagon c,ld Dray 0rdi,aascs-Aceord.
Ing to CITY ordinance any wagon, dfay, to,
dissngaged, is compelled, when called upon,
to take = load to any part Of the city; bat it
not aware OF the fact, or have no intcntion
of o5eying ii. Yesterday case In point
came mp before the Mayor, ia which asmef.
chant on ShockOe Hill, having purchased
some groceries on Pearl street, hailed .
draynan who said he was not engaged, ard
asked hiE.to take them to his storas This
the negro positively refused to do, and e
was only ailer a considerable alteration be-
tween the parties, and the determination Of
the merchant TO take charge OF and drive the
vehicle himself, that the fellow splkily con-
sen.ci to do rs commanded. Hearing the
circumstances, lie Honor announced hA
intent,on to have the delinquent negro
whipped, ana gave notice that the same Dis
position would be made Of every case ot o.
siIiiae character which was reported to him..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

4he Ghp,rh and Union HM sssOciatioa held
4 meeting on the 3Osh ulf., and adopted -
llan to facilitate the relief or poor IN too1r
district The visitors of the Association
will ii I'd the resolutions adopted In another
CT lumD i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

NDNFEOzHATE States Assessors' NOTICE -Tss
Y usasrsIgntd sssessors for tho llth Virginia
etrict, TEN ,facing Gil that p3rtien II Richmond
city lying between aud lfh s,s give uot;ce thst
they ready TO receive the assessments 0: the
I'D ralsrem 70 per ceIt) tsx ufOa al property #
every kiac ownet, mansged, or in sse ssiou the
i7th 6sy o. February, 1854, OF any an al persons
resdicg IN dis fict; sni IN order % pesfasm tn
dlty oac more Of the undersigned Assessors will
30 feacd at iheir o.cc, ea the coraer Il Maia sns
I'm sts, every dag ,sro4 o'socx NJ tO3Px
Tax payers ars eqoesed 10 came forward pfensps.
" w.1h lu,i stste,nGn, q al aad every siSd OF
p.epsris owned, rsanagei, enee Their care, O.,
said i7ih day of February, 1864, as thereby tiiao
Iasy DC savtd
81 PERSONS lAtia for the Rcamc salary ard kds,i-
tona prcat tax. for tho year 1861, who have nal
been assessel ase 40, ID that taey mus. ncw MAKE
tas!r returns wEhsut fart"er csaay.
J<Mss kEaeEY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06
y ~ AS h%dHf,
WN + jon NEON,
WI \ GRAY.

Hy T. eod2w AsEcstots fof ltih ~ District
TMP0RrANr Notice to Tax Paysrs-Ths time
u allowed BY law for the return 81 gross sales =
the Quartss Of the year sniine 3lst March. lSe1.
hayisg expired On the 2S.h day & April, 1884, no
tscs Il hereby vsn thss I'm now Ssady to receive
the taxes due on said sals. ALL Eeseeoe hAnse -
said tar who DO NOT somA forward and cay the ssus
hefocs 2s:h day ef May, 1904. Will be compelled TO
cHAS } SiNToN,
my a. 3,axaw l0.h District Collector.
TDsRPu HuDa5ON,
81 WAoissass Commisaton Merchant,
On the north sidA of thN kasla.
ksspecsfaliy so'ialts consisomsats He sfsrs fes
hbls ssuaulAsed sugar NJ
20 eoxss eAaios srowa sugar
~ kcxea tAllcw randles
10 haien eatton wa1d1ng
baIss Il bro oeisos
80 bexss rrns mant'l tohaesn
vnole chests shelos hls<A -
e0Nga emp sAfb scdA
- yeane Nooe papes
90 optsebs blnek nd White eAatso
= AZ es&tnn drawers
- Deis Nv lspasns.
AZ esasss e hsyiag = sal'lss psenetly sssssn'
EIiv1 Ds;ssr Silss sSss & 81 = sIssis 2 y.
-. vM efsn on Mca1ny lsaGe oeest1ass q
=. sM'issay nissaas ~ 1essels g a. es.ae -. g !
/ Alaastan1at 81 osld 1sssssS a. - Isl lees.
~ - ~ So, - 3 -. =.
q aIl';T /; ]; \; s '''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

Wore leyssfieatts.-The Quartermae&er
General has determined to revise aH fhe
numbers nog held by ladies' eutitlin9 then
TO get work, as many have them who "a
fully able to get along without this source
OF revenue, while others, who are the proper
subjects OF their bcneicenee, are excluded.
IL is to correct this error that the 0uarter.
master General has determined to revise II
all, and has selected IS his agents In tho
matter the visitors Of the Young Menh
Christian Association, who agree 20 do tbs
work, provided 1t stall be left entirely to
them to say who are the proper persons 70
supply. The first class are the Families tf
soidiers the second, destitute W1doMB
and orphans; thirdly, the families Of
detailed soldiers, the first and second
classes to be Supplied before tho third
class comes in. These certidcA&e1 GASo
all To be given by some member af the
City Visiting Committee, In their respeetivo
districts. Persons in the country Wishing
them can readily get them BY bringing 3
certificate from the Sheriff Of the county IN
which they reside that they como under enc
OF the ciassifcati0ns named above III.
George ID. Peasants, Sheriff OF Henrico, and
his deputy, Mr.. George w. Carter, viii ETA6t
these certificates to residents of their cOu1-
ty. Sidney and the Union and Church Hin
Humane Associations will caLh have COM
GIittee appointed to issue tbcm also. ThiS
revision should have been done long ego,
for there have been great complaints amoMH
the needy that work (sometimes double
tic!iets) was given to those who could ven
do without it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

Washington telegram, Of the 2s,h, says:
Gen Butler TO day telegssphed The President that
from information which he had received, he be-
iieved that the rebrl tEoops were abandoning
North Carolina, and cOnccnt1 ating their ioTces
with those Of Lee for the defence OF Virginia. IL
Ia now understood that ! ;;tie Washington and
rewbern are safe The rebels having accom-
plished all the mischief they desired, III conse-
ample tialc tn concentrate their forces TO guard
against any possible flank movement by the York
or James rivers, which the achmond papers have
iecen,,Y suspected might be attempted
MIscgLLANgors
We learn ftem the IndiaBaao'is Journal that the
quota Of one hundred days. men from Indiana Is
betng rapidly filed up. A meetins of ladies 10 pro
mote cnlistmpnts was held vt Indianapolis, at
which the wife Of Gov Morton presided. II was
resolved that they would tender their services u
clerks In the stores, 20 that the clerks might fe-
spond 70 the call Of tss GOsssnment. They would
receive s0idiers' pay, and the clerks should have
their full salaries continued to them long list
OF the names OF the young ladies who have volun.
teered - snbsiiutes for the clerks 10 printed In the
indianapolis Journal. Committees were appointed
IN Visit the business men, the clerks, and the f.
mnle substitutes, aud 30 70 secure the success Of
the plan.
The Sub Committee on the Coaduct Of the Wa,
fSeuator Wade and Representative GOoch) have
returned fsm Fort Pillow. They took my seven e
newspaper accounts fYankee newspaper ltesl u
the massacre. They say lhst u would be inpossf
HE 10 exaegerafe the cfueittcs commatted. Among
ths witnesses who wers e1amtaed IL The negso who
was buried alive and who dug hiMseif out Of ht,
owu grave. There u no doubt Of the iacl that ons
or moae persons were nailed through their nesh u
Dieccs az wood, and then burnt alive. Not Gal,
| sn tise day OF the suHender we're such dcadisl
acts pespeuatsd but on The Rsxt day. IL cold blood
The vlclims seeN by the cOnmtttae were, s0nae ul
lhem pieIced and cut u tho thce and eyes Will
| havonets and swords, whtte other pats Ut thsi
BODIES were snashsA and Asnense1, s1shsr 81 sles
| OF leaA. An osdev accOmpebtes these nADsss
found tn the sebst Gasp, steMeA ~ the s1lcer y
command, lhScatentHG that - q1sstets Weasd b
allowed d eveat cf susFen1eG
MTs fsesidens Lineaia, sAy. the Eesy Ystt ~
r1d, did cOn6l6esnble aWQn14 e. ahcppanx ~ lha
clsY lass weed. GAa srflvrl as thn MeO0Rnlitsl
| noisl last "Wednesday, Nea Wna aeeQsnpaal1d h
~ objepA - - - - lss6eo9 III NAo1tl -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-06

.Asriaal q Fsag qf Trace Boot.-AbV0t :
O'Clock cn Wednesday night . dag q ts1ee
boat arrived at City Point from rorfrQe
Monroe, having on board zoo sick I'D
wounded Confederate soldiers, who have
sre fityodd officers. The steamers A. II.
Schultz and Wm. Allison haye g,ue down
for the purpose Of bringing t:.em up 10 49, 49,
city, and 1t is expected that they WIN srriVo
here sometime during the evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-22

II. X. FOWLER,
A TTOgNEY AT LAW, sud Fire and Life
~ Insurance Agent, Manchester, Vermont.
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TIE EQUINOX HOUSE.

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address y. II. ORNlS, Agent.
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