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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
FLOWERS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
TIE Charlottesville Clr0n;cIs Gays:


Ga the 9Th ult., simple, but tCu,hing appeal was
mace through the columns of this Journal the ladies
of Cear!Os esvle in behalf Of the wounded aud sick
soldiers Of the Hsent hospitals Ia the appeal spoken
Of correspondent endesvOrs 10 impress it upon the
minds of the fair tina. AOwers and boquets should be
distributed without exhibiting sny Partially wba'ever
among the sick and wousded. After making few kug-
gestous he stated that "iew persona appreciate the
extent of relief furnished the sick aud suffering by the
presence Of an abundance OF fresh flowers"
We have been hgbly del GIFTED in our FAMILIES about
tosn 10 see maby gardens so beautifully and ta3iy
decorated wit, fJWeI; aud could find no reason Why
the ladies' should not gather and cluster them for the
brave and suffering soldiers Of hospitals Il Is in
deed pleasure for Us to state that this has been dore
Nsny poor wounded soldier, far from his home aud
friend1 has eeen cheered aud aumated-not only by
flowers but by the smiles aud kind acs Of the ladies CT
Charlottesville.
Not many days ago, lady sent to Of the hoepi-
tails by lienc, beautiful bcque with instructions to
present il to suffering wounded soldier. The bearer
of the pretty gilt the perfume OF which was as
Gus as the decou. incense which noxicates poets 10
make rhyme upon entering the hospital pissed noise
lessly through than ward OF RIief care and
pain. At last his attention Was drawn in the direction
Of a soldier whose leg was horribly mangled The
surgeon was dressing il and the po.r fell )H features
were tortured with misery aud despair Undoubtedly
he lie thousands OF Others left fond parents sisters
and little brothers 10 defend his countIys cause Per-
haps such reflections caused the bearer ofthe simple
gilt present 1t 10 this sufferer He cheeruly accepted
it. and ia an Instant there great change in the
features of this poor soldier He seemed to forget Lis
agony and bis eyes glstened With gratitude and delight
May thanks were ter dertd with hope that he might
live to see his native home aud there rec the smiles
of one dearest TO his affections.
Kind resd.r this little sketch spsaLs much and YOU
doubtless join in the prayer that the fragrance Of tie
rose and the perfume OF sweet aoweis may ever hang
about the where nurned the dear me #
the flwery days agone and that the charming language
of bcqueIs may live losg b. esnt tel-as Of love
and friendship
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

THs CASE OF EAoLURr THE ExBALNER.--Some month.
age Dr. W. Mcclure, embalmer and dsnfector of the
dad" quit hs gitima.e busnefs and took to RAINING
into the Yankee lines fugtves from toe Confederate
military service. How many succ. ssiul trips he made
known for in bis character Of embalmer, be hac
10 difficulty in getting Permission to pass to and fo
through lines after the bodies OF sod who hsd
been buried where they hal fallen aid whose rea v
desired to disinter them.
Detective Wea heriori discovered that. Mcclure was
engaged 10 ranspor ing dead men, bat living bodice
aud sn arrangement mae to ca Ia hi Raqrante
deiietu Wa heifOrd tx the uiggee and NJ elure til
into tie irar. CiaidJck, then de ectse in p o.
HaI shais Office, stopped haeldre he H. ,h,uic
wis rOlt, four miles from the city, the d.. bet
J rsey wagon and having with him .ty IN d
az abscOueing conscrpt. Grad lock says MIC ofer
cd him 900 to let him escape. These the facts Of
TIE case.
Mcclure was brough. to the city and put into Castle
Thunder, and in due course was examined be ore
commissioner, who sent lin before the grand jury
the Confederate District Court the chang OF aiding
persons to escape to the enemy, and attempting to
brbe Confederate detective. The gra,d jury guoree
the frat charg, Il being at that tins no law punish
ing for the ofence Of aiding persons {, escs hroug
our lines but indicted him on the second Charge vz
of attempting TO bride detective
Yesterday morning Mcclure was brourht into the Goa
ederate Court aud arsagnsd upon the aforesaid charge
of attempting TO bride deceive
Counsel for the accused demurred to the Indictment
upon the ground tina the Law Furnishing bribery was nly
applicable to The Offer of bride 'to control tn, vote
Judgment or decision" Of some officer cloihsi wi
powers to decide upon the merits of oas AID did no
apply to IAN offer to bribe eonstabl sor desecv,s VII,
are clothed with no such powers.
The Court LOT reg riding detectives, constables and
Wachmen, &c. belonging to the class Of officers con
tempated b. the Law furnishing bribery, sustained the
demurrer and discharged the accused
10 consideration OF elire's vey fsebs health lo
confinement 10 Csss founder bAviog brought him near
tsAhs door, Mr. A,est the District Atom y declined
10 advise his arrest and Incarceration under Law
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

NIsoEGEEArOE "A good story is told BY Lyrch
burg soldier who was in the fight with Sheridan and
Custer at TreVlan's Depot, near Louisa Court House.
Hampton captured Clusters headquarters taking there
from his commission picture oil the white wife he left
at home, and aDother piece of camp eduiplge in the
shape OF a mu'ato wench who was Temporarily supply
ing the place of Mrs Crster. The paramour in
carria;e attended by another dArkey, and when our
boys made thu charge the block driver fed leaving Mrs
Custer and her carriage in their hands. 0ae of cur
soldiers, whose has been given to u.s. mounted the
carriage, Intending to drive 1t to the rear but, being
hard pressed by the enemy, he descended from bis box
cut loose tie horses and, blythe aid Of some of his fol-
loWes topped the carriage containing the coored lady
over preCipiCe They stsyed long enough to enjoy
the fun and 10 hear the cries of her dyshp, Who smut
up in the carriage thus gravstiug to the depths
below. Custer afterwards sent for all the articles that
we're captured, including tie wfe's picture but made
no inquiry about his coored spouse This ia verits-
ble truth and 'ws tell the tale twas tod 10 us"-
LJaehbTg Virgi.iaH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

SHAx BATTLE YANKEE PRIsoSERs The editor Of the
Eulaula Spirit having recently visited Audarsonyla,
Ga, gives the following account Of sham battle DO
witnessed there:
Two long long lines Of skirm sheTs wore seen in an
OPEN 6eld, advABon; api 6Firg on esca other The
men repre- cnting the Yankees were dIiYsn into the
woods snd Whea SIDE in rather oo ooss prox'
unity TO their p0sion they turn had TO give way
TIE rerestiog and sdva eag Kept Up on each side
or some time until ally the Yankees driven en-.
trely out Of sigLt Toe moss attractive feature IN the
performance was the rap diy vi which the fred
and the manner in which they AIDED theis guns Some
men laying AAt their teeks, seemed 10 load faster
han they possibly could if sisEdiUg their feet
Others would load behind stump in a hol ", lay
ing on their sides. la ac evsry position iVagir able
was taksD and showed how Thoroughly drilled and prac
tissd we're the men engsg,d
Our party thee proceed t. take lock a; the PRISON.
ers and The stockads ia which they enclosed. l.
Is sta ed that about II 600 in the enclosure
and oirtitr set Of Nreoaes surely gathered
together before. From bill adjoining the place q cir
tents OF huts could plainly Do seea, and they looked at
that distance Ike many aut-h.s, and the prisoners
Ike hest OF monkeys. There about seventeen
acres enclosed, a1d not ige shrub be found ia
th Yankee plantation. stream, af5rding lonty Of
water, Iuls through the centre OF l. Toe ner.ility
among them Is very great.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

BOGUS COLLECTORS "A msrshsn: informed US yester.
day that he hld been applied q, few days ago. 81 an
unknown lady, for a sab Grip ioa bha:f of the sick
and wounded soldiers az ohnoooz, Hospital. he de-
cnej, for satisfactory reasons make d,nston, aod
was Afterwards Informed BY oos Of .he Medical af
that go far from any contributions o. m5ney being
needed for tho patents at Chin5or4zD Hospital, the
contingent. fund of ha. hospital amply sufficient to
provide for ths wants Of the patients We mention
these facts ia or5er that cit may b, put upon
their guird Sga-ss UNAUTHORIZED collectors, or, on the
other hand, thai prOp'r sep' may be token 10 secure
funds If any Il ,inc al relief Is reqaed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

RoBBISe NEsRoKs.-It IS ises woithy to be put on
record that the recent advance upon this city the
Yankees we're not content 10 rob aud puuder white PEG
pie ouly but they absolutely PLACED from the negroes
he ite lney and chattles which they had accunus.
ted BY years of Labor nj fugaliy The negroes be-
louginE TO De- Ovens Charles H. Norman and several
o;hee citizens, we're thus robbed BY Hunters troops Of
everything they tad in the Hsy Of money and clothing
rus is not id.e rumoT or Isggefston, bat serious
act, vouceed for in presence. We have seen and
leard this many sets Of neannes5 Ga the part of
the enemy-we have heard OF such vug lrism as that
Of 'ssaling pu.er from de "a neg eye"-but nepr
did suppose that Yankee basenes uld deVei0pe it.
self 10 the plumber Of the poor deluted gro whom
tey profess dly come 70 and make free Yet suCb
tas last phase Of Yankee ohvsy and Yankee hcnetv
Lyaeh6lEg Republican
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

SUGGESTIVE Two or three ladies entered The on
one of railroads for the pdrpose of visiting sick
soldier blOher The provost guard attempted 10 eject
ihep on the ground Tat they had no passports The
soldiers in The car promptly forward to their de-
fence aad the guard told that if t6ey in;eriered
With the purpose of the ladies' they would have their
brains blown Ius The guard disappeared. Il is but
los ice 10 these personalities of the Government to
say that several of them have alb olutely refused to
carry out the orders of the Secretary ct War, when.
ever the ccuns have been such have appesled
to their hum ,nity prevented the exercise Of that
discretion which belongs 10 common sense.-South
GaroLnidn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

WEALTH, PowER AND CRIME OF LONDON The city
of London now covers of 40 la-s miles, and
cobtairs population OF about three ninons sous. 1t
Is sa,si in recent report OF che Register General thai
its population has increased since 1850 the rate Of
one thousand pee week Il far slrpasses sny other city
on the Iace OF the earth IN wealth. and aast must be
added-in human mssry ailo. The Rsgisler General
Geoords tho amensbls fact that o1e 10 of those who
cave the orld Gle in the public institutions, work
houses, hospitals. asyums OF prso; g. Nearly one in
eleven OF tie deahs IS N the work house. Evesy sxh
perso dies pauper o. criminal! And or graf ne
number who baJsly escape this fate The severe ccm-
petition for subsiseuce AID wealth which cha'acerzss
London life is a terrible ordeal for any human being
Lass through.
Ui.ies are centres Of great temptations, in which
many persons sink every year from Eellth poverty
by a display beyond their income. 0heTs again are
tempted sill deeper and forsaka the paths Of vrtus for
those Of vice. II is Ttled tia: OF tie 600 oonvc's
in institutions near London, 900 born in Gfal-
ence ana had received classical edueai1n Aliured
by the VICES ofgahbug.i in attending sportve scenes,
tsey tquAndered their pairimouJ, and beng tempted
committed crime, thus siokug to the degraded cOnd
ton Of felons Lsndon has always been an alluring
civ 20 provincial youth. Goldsmith dcclaTsd that, ia
bic day. thousands died there yearly from broken hearts,
stricken by poverty and ike crrOas, to al exteat
imseinsd By the seDeise poet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

tbs WEsTERN MARKETs.-The chicago Tribune o..
tuesday tays:-The accounts which we printed this
morning OF the SD condition of the crops particularly
wheat IN the NOrthwes, sen. that staple up from to
lOo. per bushel. TIE transactions n wnes. at the
Board vera immense, full 100000 bushels having
changed hands, average Of 81 SO, aggre eating
$776 000 Over 900 bhls. whisky also sold at
average Ct 81 AZ, footing abOui $4,000. 0f course
these large operations created very active demand for
money and bankers had about all they could attend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

JUDsE Lyons OouRr.-A large amour. of civil bust
nses was dis Josed OF by this yesterday morning.
after which 'h' criminal docket va, iSkoa up.
-orgs Td:1er vas tried aud convicted Of s.ealrg
box Of io5Icjo from Wn. B. Joues. he was, fer he
pr SAINT, r.naidei 10 jail. This ia his soord coivc
lion for stealing boxes of tcbicoo fem the man.
Tae case OF Thos. ]. Horsecy, charged with grand
h;csny, was Iniinu ill lie next term.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

"A FATAL PnIst FIGHr-We announced not long
since that hit tai been arranged for 500 between
Tessot ard Joseph Oibloni of Philadelphia. Tes'ot is
FrenchmaD, and has for some time resided in this
State. His weight is 1874 pounds Oblon an Italian;
his weight 1919 pounds H. has figured in numerogs
fights having left nine Of his antagonists dead on tho
field The fgh. off arranged, on the lst day OF
May, at 0porto. little town near the Grand Trunk
road about 500 miles from this city. Ire day was
snowy andNunpessant. but large crowd assembled to
witness the 6gh which lasted altogether nine hours,
SO rounds DO ng fought. Both men we're knocked down
and the blood drawn on each the frat round II
fought with the greatest spirit and determination
throughout enc or the oher being knocked down on
each round. On the last round the ground was slip
perry and snowy, Tessot's loot slipped, and he came
down on his knees Oiblon Immediately caught him
Ground the neck and cboked bin. Tts3ot, by deepe-
rate eff IT. raised aud hurled Cbloni bis back,
placing his knee upon Cbl1ns bress crushing it com
petely and struck him five blows in the face ba;tering
It to Que bleeding, thapsless mass. Ciblon expired
without struggle groan. Tesot is now lyisg in
hopeless condition, having been given up by his ply
GciAp. IL one Of the most desperate fights re-
cord. Detroit Free Press.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

CEsraAL RAILsoAD.--We are GLAD 80 announce that
the Central R1ilr;si Company running III weekly
tran b.tween GorlorsSll, aid Llnchourg. Taess
airs lua on Mondays Wednesdays and fridays. It.
will be gEea while before any other nsdsrAb!s por.
ton Of the DAD will be in working order.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

BIn.-The supply committee of Petersburg have
mads distribution OF b,ef the cz Of tss placs
ars2 pOuni. Tae supply committes Of Richmond are
consulting Sitl the Council And m,mb,rs Of The Couu.
Gil arc al most bl nd With rage for fear somebody should
make some money by supplying the citizens with beef
The writer Of this, yesterday morliOg pad $40 10 old
Mr.. Wayne, the hones.et butcher of them al il tho
New Market, for one pound Ind threeqar era of tome
dead b u, animal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

MAYORS CoUg.-Bssidss the bag case, mentioned
elsewhere, there little matters before the
Mayor yesterday. We lo;ice 5000 OF .hem Maria
Canary, lady from Ireland, charged with stealing
nnepencs calico dres, vausd at $50 IN Contei, from
hrs Mary r. Tuck Il appeared that month 90 Mts
Tuck, beng sick 10 bed at the tine, ered 10 eel Mrs
Canary tbe dress fer $50 bat Mrs Canary Used to
buyit short time atsr tbs dress stolen, aud on
Sunday Mrs Canary was seen with It en- and when
sted che hld the dess in her possession. Mrs Canary
said she had bought it for $50 from "a nagur." She
was sent to the Husiiogs Court.
John Hannah was required to give ssclrity to keep
the peace fortrcspassing John Rookie and insult
Ing Mrs Rookie.
Bob, slave Of Miss Mary jane Phillips bad been
caught in the street with shoulder OF bacon he s.s-
ted to the Mayor het tie bacon had been gwen him to
sell BY Daniel Brown, The negro cock in the Sd division
OF Camp Jackson Hospital. Ths case was continued
until Il morliog Tee berth Of hos itlI cock lust DO
desirable Place il ihs occupant ip time OF scarcity
Ike tie present hays bacon to sell.
VIM. White and james johnson, saves wera cent on
70 the Musings Court for steslng keis Sheets draw.
ers and tin plates from the Medical Purveyes Depart
ment. A lsrgs lumber of keys Of different zss were
found on the nsgrces
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

GRASS WIDOWS "A letter iIon mistress to her Yam.
kee sueetbeart taken from oorleows body in front
of Petersburg has been placed in oar possession. 1t
q very or ctiopae tone aud vsry IleIale But the
most astonishing par. OF il to an outsider the
marts Of the aushOres about grass widoHs' at the
North She hates with perfect haired al Tome guards
copperbeads and rebels, bat she has lower d=pth Of
dislike for grass Widoss Soc complains thai they get
many ore beauX than he gFls, and her sAousy even
prOmps Der to call them fools Tor their forWsrdness
Some Of the girls marry coppsTheads through Spite
and abe chAraOteFiEes them as Tools also.
PetsrsbsTg Exprsss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

Al Irisbmsn in describing America, said l am tolo
that you might roll Eugaui through il an it 20 not
make ii It ia the ground. aud there's fresh water
oceans ilriis that ys nj d. ould IT, nd in, and
for Scol md, ye might etc it in corner, and ye'o
nv he abb, to fnd it Ou except it nigh! be by The
Atll o the whisky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

HAVING THE FIRsT BIrE.-Slii cOun ry .nfl ,rd to
old boarder-"Mr. Jelkins, as you Olvays Gene in
Its, have you any objection to tnis gerl man Cccupi
ilg Jour Oed until the ttase goes Out Not Ihs ,as
will be in6nnlJ obliged to you if you will pu: him
there, that the b-d bugs have their supper be-
flre come"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

DISCHARGED -Cattbsrt, ths Canadian. who, soao
months ago, attempted to brib, tae Secretary OF tha
Navy and the Nlv, Board to pirchass al eocrmOua
pIice, OF his vessels for tbs Of IN, G5vern-
ment, has been at liberty by order Ct the President
The an. no harm, he oaly mstook his latituie.
II, thoi 1t lie waz in Washington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

At her fathers redencs at the University Of Virginia. Of dip
theda Sun Day evening June 10Th 1884, ELIZA only child
Prof ~ schele De We're, 10 the 18th year OF her age.
On the morning Of the 1sh OF jane his fathers residence
after an Illness Of SIX weeks Of typhoid dysensry, STEPHEN O.
bYDNOR, private In the Amherst Artillery, NeIons battalion
The 8Sh year OF his age, only chld Of Edward sydnor
For fifteen years he consistent member OF the Walnut
Grove papilgt ChuEeh beloved BY all who knew him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

"YOu have not drop Of the grea. Napoeon's blood
in Jour veins" sad tesly old Jerome one day in ct
to Dis nephew, the Emperor. Wei" replied Louis
Napoleon "at all events have hlswhoe ianily on my
shoulder"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
Dividend.

THE President and Directors Of the Bank of
the Commonwealth have declared dividend Of 10 per
net 70 Stockholders which will be paid {, them
LIST Jay next.
Stockholders will remember that the Confederate State, Tsx
viii be paid by the Bank aud not By themselves
je2T-iOt J. b. MORTON, Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE

0rTIoE OF THE Insurance. Co. OF ,Bk SrArE on VA
Richmond. June "a, 1854
TIE Directors of this Company have de-
csrsd yiaend Of six per cent payable and after
the 1st OF yiiy NEXT.
The the Confederate Government viii be paid by the
COMPANY, and notify the 5ocho @ Tue viii
not be given In by them to the jest Of TAXATION
1efo-dt WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Sec'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

PhrsOxsas "A Yankee Lsu;en Ant aud ten men. CAP.
tured on the lines Petersburg, troush t 10
this city last evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
DIvIDESD.

1SHE President and Directors of the Traders
Btk Of the City OF Richmond have this day dec arei a
Dividend Of ~ per cent To- the sst six months subject
ducon Of OF per Bonus the State, leaving
day OF July next. 4. sINToS,
ie2T-4t Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

It bss been reported that Captain ssuFdvsat and 81
other olse-, eapUred q. Petersburg some tHo weeks
ago, wsso nure1sd their way 10 The rear BY Butsrs
asgrO hOOpA rhs report vas nos generally bslisved'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

FIIEDIsH OUTRAGE "A correspondent OF the Lynch
burg Republican communicates the following partIcu-
lars Of diaboIicll outrage:
On Friday the 10th OF Jnue, Miss Sallie Wpgaeld,
highly respectable lady, of about % years DID, residing
on the premises Of Revd John +. Basor, in Amherst
county, late 10 the evening started With Der little
brother aged some 10 IL years, 10 the field by,
TO drive Up her COWS, and seeing fine lot Of etraw
berries stopped TO gather some, and cent her brother
on with with the cattle The family waited for her re.
turn SONS time, and getting uneasy, search was made
aud kept up till late hour in the night, but without
tuccess The search renewed again next morning,
and continued till about 20 O'clock when her body Was
found in secluded ravine, something ke mile from
where she stopped for Strawberries in sbockDgy dis
figured and mulilatsd condition-her heed having been
beaten and mashed in awful manner, aud without a
particle of clothing Supicion attached at once 10 a
negro mau belonging to P. E. Waugh, Esq aud from
what have heard, there Is no doubt OF his guilt The
negro was at the tins away, and is still ct large.
The general suppostion Is that he seeing her alone
rushed upon and seized her, and forced her sllpg
through the woods and brisrs, tue trail could dis
tipctly be seen to where the body found and
there aer satisfying his brual passions, knocked heI
ia the head Toe neighborhood is very much aroused
and ircepsed against the ecoundrel and it is to be
hoped that ne may yet be captured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29

MOTlCE-There was committed TO the jail
IN emyth oounty, the LIST day Of April 1854 nero
hoy, who csl hnaef HENRY aud be billings I'm Pat
OF Bdord County, North Carolina Said ID yer hisrt
and stouty bu It. and hsd committed jsl bso~n
jean, n,s coat .'i'''''s and pants John QUAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-29
EXCURSION TICKErs.

DOR the accommodation of citizens and their
Il families who need desire the benefit Of the country sir.
and deprived OF the opportunity OF obtaining by
and horses and vehicles, excursion
this road, available fo' round trip duiag the
sold, and AFTER MONDAY, 9Th day OF Jane, 1854
lowing rstes-beng half Of the regular farcs:
Richmond to- Hungary AMI returniDg, 81 50
do Mountain Road do 10
do Tsyors Gross ng q 90
co Slash Road do 90
do Ashland do 90
do South Anna DO 90,
The ming train leaves the Depot In Richmond II n,
and returning, arrives there at 9:05 A. N.
The trsn leaves the pint at 81 NJ s,6rs
turning. arrives there at Gao P. ~.
For the same purpose the street steam coach WILL the
date, be regular schedule through the
day leaving the Of Broad and tn every hour
by he rown bdl from A. NJ 10 6P inclusive, except AZ
M and leave Camp Lee at each Intern date hour az
cspt the ls,t trip p. ~. which viii be so minutes.
Fare 81 each
children undsr 10 ys.rs OF age hall price
sAhT RUTH, eupt. Trans.
oyuos z. y. 4 P. z. Z. Co [
Richmond June 2ith 1861 je25-et