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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

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private in Con D.. 18TH Virginia kcSimcrt.
GmHoi%i Brigade, ric~rl,'s ni"..:.o:: w:s words
ed nj Gettysturc. ing information ~oo:.UL.nc
him wcu.d he mot ih'..' :u;iy ~r-c";2"i y Lis
ncthcr aud friends. m.H,G.T. CsiH""T.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

On s turds7, the d.smat C iomsnceuf
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

MORE ABOUT zen. ROSSER'S ENpE-
D{TI0N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

To con!ua,w tn tho funny T"c'. entitled .
Mr. STATE SECRETS SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

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, 1864-05-28

The death of this gallant officer was an-
nounced yesterday. He WIS SHOT through lac
head on the afternoon OF the sd OF alay, at
Dnnn's B4y on. on he'd River, in tight with
the rebels. To-day Lis body, uo* in this
city, Will be taken to his home tor burial, in
Pike county, Illinois.
1t was hut u few weeks since that Colonel
Mudd passed through this city with portion
Of bis regiment OF returning veterans, on
their way to the South. We remember his
enthusiasm in regard to his command, tic
I'd Illinois cavalry, and how high were the
lopes he enteTtaiued of being uDie 6oou to
stlikc some telling blows against the traitors
Of The South lis ardent patriotism was
alws5s burning npon bis lips. There
WIS no mfstaking bis zeal in the sacred
cause 0: bis country. The strength
oflis CIGAR common sense and tho glow of
Ills pet.iotic heart made him most valuable
man FOR lie times, either at home or in the
ise!d; nno we cannot ut present recall the loss
o1cYv Of our brave soldiers which Ia more to
he regretted than hSE. For long time resi-
dent and leading merchant Of st. Louis, his
excellent character WIS duly appreciated; and
his many virtues will long be cherished by a
}aiEe circle Of frienhs.
Col. Mudd was ased forty-four years and
four months. lie leares behind him wife
and child. May Heaven protect and comfort
tlt n,.-SL Lauis Dsmoerat, 25th.
, 1864-05-28
TEE COLORED TrsoOPs,
Their Gallantry IN the Virginia Bat
ties,
Correspondence N. 7. Hera1d.1

SIS1u AEAE CoRrs, May 30-p. m.
The extent OF tbe rebel characterization List
night Is larger tlan we at first supposed
From reports which eatne iuto headquarters
this afternoon, I learn tl1at the 4ti division
Of Cur corps {colarrd trt,opa;, under General
Ferrero, were tnsA.ed upon the cxtre1se
right-at Salem Church, upon the plank road
between Charlottesville and Fredericks~
bnrg. The fight Was with cavalry. It Is
now evident from the attack Of The rebels
that 1t was their Intention to dash Into Fred
ericksbrrg with their cavalry, while John-
so1,'s and Rhodes divisions OF infantry
withdrew attention to that portion Of our
lire which intersects the road directly COM
munjcatinE with the main body OF the army.
Bad the cavalry been successful. 1t wonld be
impossible to estimate the injury. which 1t
Has in their power to iullct at Frede5ieks-
not to speak Of the stores, supplies and
trains there gathered-
The attack. was nede about s o'clock,
simultaneously with the advance on the
turnpike By Ewtll's infantry. The rafding
force consisted Of brigade, If not more, Of
road quite unexpectedly. General Ferrero
rapidly formed his men in line at the first
alarm, and awaited the rebels. On their ap-
proach they were greeted with very warm
salute from the rifles Of the colored boys,
and sudden check was given to their In
more gradual, and forming in line Of battle,
they replied to our fire, and brisk little fight
cDsued, continuing until nightfll, when hos
tilities eeased- Our gratulations On the score
Of victory mny be objected to on the ground
that we opposed brigade With q division,
but it reflects none the less upon the galor OF
the colored troops, since they knew nothing
was we'll nigh over In the meantime they
had held their ground with q courage deter
, 1864-05-28
DOCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
III, LANDS
FOR SALE EY~ AUCTION

THURSDAY; TEE 80 or LC"E EE1T,
IL the city ot Iz1ess4l G. Loci t1aE.y. MAt2nti1
Ii dtrI IND tG15 sSssa aeFt5 Ct Lilo LEs..
tr.cults. ii i-nda IL lhe etase- rc5 ere situated
tsott tea u.ti=- Jeneavllle auo nd3onina Es W.
- 1n2:,.- isJLrb sllIul, aud T.: a.slvaukte aCd
G.uefI !: 4ir.tL tAl.uHd ou aLftf b1raer Ana ~
3,a.ted Ct ah. VI t.In11 uautity 4f tcAyy ttnpcs
a.rl1, rAsy wera 4elected ioF their hrefrM ~
~ itSess.nt, heAs1s 1AlsiS yaatt a.o,1s tae
,:, {, 4 al ic4t.t IL Rock a;oontr. and tlls
y III; =. y Stn troTr il tho Eafdea n ssoaAa
MEs: Cc 'ns a. s, .a.s v PER cent, mich
r..r .c+ - IN CAk n. may Ycraaia Gu Mortgage q
eentintp ri ,s' int-nss. ssvea OF t.e rsaz, ex.
Ill Re- ii n =, ~ ~, Itch viii be so!a for clsa.
Foi.pnSred s ed n:aner let holy ;or c:s. axla.j
,@ vsr. y s:o &c r u W.assa abcut eisL
4 mere els'hss oaporsun.,, IN, ,5.-no~. x,..,r.r
e,tnh er ~ ef 1.F lie avektsns u capitsi
-, Fos fnr;Es rs,!cr;s1s pe scn.1,y, cr b, 1.
Ycrk. Nho = III he Ii JtnesT III tn Fltset Ss*
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2l1p1ty. At foo.vi!fe. M - = lat an 'ue
, 1864-05-28

nFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-
~ TERyAsTEy. Department Of The Missouri. St.
L1nts Mo oT4 III M as b r.
IL m., lor supplying this Department .lsn
400 Sir Mule Army Wagons, Complete.
TIE WAGONS to be according t, the army pattern as
adopted IN 1t. cuts. NO., and Philadelphia Pa.. and
to talit Of the bett seasoned ash acd hickory
tltnbeF-tEe ~ 10 bt used only as fstfoes.
eoLs.luctf1ps and 70 tnal luspec. ion On delivery.
?he tEte 20 BE- cf the best American iron tnchea
wide ~ Il inch thtcs:
wsgon tedt to b. ltrapprd With iron.
The 10 b0 nfbe.t PatapSeo waterproof cloth,
ofti liar gooos to sanples nov In this oIlce.
The Wagon bows to lie rooul edged.
TO have 9Th CHAINS. READERS and spreader chairs
Tie whole work to be done Of the best material anu
In q ent4ta mini ana rrl'abe MsnHeF.
Oh pant 40 be furnished with extra King bolt
Iii 70 be Iii dv q exact pattesn so that tbs Wagons
enr b sSs M Z rhs
wrnle Vt 1inu thirty daFh rom date OF coEttacs-
osds 10 b. N .d- In dupAt ate) must be accomna-
MED b. bond. with two sufete9. ~ me suR o. ~
lid tor Al aS.ayit must b. attached 10 sai hond
thst the said suretIeH are worth the AMOUNT ns9'
Eor Cd, free Q: all liabilities
NJ bid MI enrerIaned nn1eia the preceding psf-
atraTL has been comp led .ith. =
Bdd>Es mrst ha present. at the letting either 10
Ee!sfn q b attorney; othar#ise the DIG WILL nos %
~ lsts nunnsE thar ths who1s ~ BE- r.;
Will he ettertatred-the bond 10 bear relative pro-
III Is 1t to reject any Or all pig - seservca.
The pIop sails 10 he 1rdursed Proposals for WaS-
WM MYERS, Col. 4 a. q. NJ
, 1864-05-28
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, 1864-05-28

Doctor Thomson
Has hAd more tnen tuir1y yeats clpertgnce II fee
treatment OF Private l}lseases The Galue. cuA@nn-
ing valuable Information Aut AfPIpAyf1s, EXPOSING
the QuAckR Of Chicago muiltd tree GoM ebsef
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South CLARK sttett. uyJEsaN
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eoFnne Of Aonroe Chicago, tN.. hslf botL hun lot
pr1yats knd delicate IL -tt ses-s, WHICH ht
ktats With unparalleled SUI Gers. ko',Ma st2arat+.
NAerx LAd1es and Geutlcmeu can cursu!t THE DottgF
With tne s9ictrst privacy. Office hoUEt ffeHa 4. n
70 s r. NJ; Sundays 10 10 II 4. 4. Communications
knndaeunRl Consultations TeE. Addsrss r p hua
Fron the Doctors long r1perehcc IN -csnitaf xce
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Sptea perfect cnreb for Nil tbrorte has<e- their
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-
, 1864-05-28
Nenrn1t l3ittgrS.
II. JCEN BULLS
COMPOUND
.Ez1EDN B4YIERS
-fs latest and Most Important Discovery oe
tha 1871 Century.

ina 191a Gentufy.
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.e IS UT o ~ Mates Ne ~ o. tSe a.sG otases
:oyers trsn tna. e! D.. JoA; BEkL: q Lo5iartlta.
-: H. nintfatle ptepaEauaa = s51spslns; ~
tat rs'usals drug AZ" :onsoisd o. W; cisf9
r. GSnto anH fn no:1a ~ - IL Hs
nssI s"e,1 ~ ,Lslu ;.on Il at snsrrr : 81 = ta9
t<asass - -, f a.tn. , n. aiSsfrat in M
- xav55 ~ ~ - tI rnnnfn,trn Enr ~ nnes
~ ctsin q Es tas e4coss:s: Or fsns:VS; 1oGa
80 ptss Q! kce " - 19s eisn ~ ~
sc1kE us-s y G1.ss ~" 80 -
note tnsn t~o a1nsred ear. Armed v.t9 It sne 10;
aan u.da asuaIEs q kse H'os. n. sest Tt
3hSEiss EAoH. aF Mosf 1stn ~. fssz -
heIeT III EtM tEes eets !. ~ EN- !Iss Z,
- e9"y tAs ts sC91o tSAnas I'd sssesio " "A'ssA "eA
t1a ea4s May ~ 49,. ,-.,,-.-f t ,dor.a rht. av
Mnas "; ~ - s ~ 1cHe, ~. sat,,5st now
ans @ ~ "a rsf.sfee Ieatint "a
tn1Lon:n 1s,s - ava nrrven,rn fr m a.
- stsass us ~ w r1nnssss en.r % ctsrsea e
GeSvstr srn rT,Irsfe ~ II tne mtasmat IndueEe&G
, 1864-05-28

Tornnr,5 Of James h's1lit: -! IN Houss s.1ees,
New Orleans, 1a eetab-AtA In fS-0. tE ptr.. .n'-
:v,acastd n =; Eanao'th ttr, e. hs A:e. !t!tnat
Specialist In the nf OLD Cf 0Alc MEEcU
ria /, scRoF NJ ors, and ul k,uds o. B1oop AVID AIS
IIEFAkEs AND de- IeoEpE.s o. 4 EoNTAGt oUs FESk
BAL Cha EAf.TtE, cures tltcm w1alout Tesuftlns ~
AlerCurs. lop!Dk. lu1AstA, T-enfc au* I,sla ~.
uut Nltu NETT IA iJZEE. I0st11IE cCL1 1or sll
e1r1ners and BIC u poi. unt.
OEaAN1c WEAk;E-s, ~nch "a 6cr1tn1l We ftEnc!s.
Eoc1u11al and uiurnal tusIsa'pa, brought on "
ahuse Of the esst+1 early excess or
rutallcu Lereeitary, causing loss ol R4e noy co.-
Iasor, depression dimue:e, aud often tiaes insssts
with othtr deplo Abe tru1E r *ynlitoma tre6te3 ID
radically curec b. an ulAlstbia nrtnoa s*vi.. much
Time end expense. G1cet. Eouol rhcR. ststcture and
ali dlseasea peculiar the +e.es, OF pirate nasarc,
d}sesses of tile MOS HORRIBLE CLASS
blood ass be 0s
the hcad and bones 11lccr..t throat nos 1imhs AND
body, scrofra, together With an fnoless an"oes OF
Eufoy1uEn.
d. Janes is recommendcd ns the press :eaes3uy q
the South tie medical faculty, EJi -nsss n u ID
ic.l cnl.eaest etc. Ttote ette Eiood appls imme'
Ltatgty ~ Re cured af tht he AotE1nlt 1ise.aes
Rt,GMber, Ut Jautf6' Ot6ce Inr l.1-3oFs Ara Of %
Rsxdolnh betwcan State and Dearborn ssreeM.
tt;tcr onen ffcm 4 IL un:lI E. u. Con-u.tatt0ls
confdent}nl, ms2l.K4l'2F
, 1864-05-28
FhEADUhI UGI IaN lINN =:
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency,

WArH11aTua. March Is, la64.
wE.HxAs, ~ sas1sactoEt ey16cncr presented 70 "
flf:A Rational bank u AGO, il 1re county Of
coyk aud slAie Of ILLINOIS, hss beeL duls orfan.
.Zc1 lnueI l1d AcccrdlG to tIe requirements 0f the
ect Ct Congress, e1s1lled AZ sct t. rEoyide NJ
f:rncl currency secuted br cd e Of tni'cd States
non thereof" approved February g. 1867, and Lag
conlift With M the provisions Of sa1d act required
{. Ee liking.
ttt1H Natiorel Bank Il CHICAGO. County Of CoOE
ard stete Of lll1s..1s. u authorized 70 commence
t-, ln testimony whereof, Ettntse ylard and
3exAL stai Of once, this FIFTEENTH INF &
nc. go. FUGH NcCUE1QEH.
Ep9.cs5;g* Coulntroilcr Of the CCrrecc5.
, 1864-05-28

K8- F6f sh1a " VII O1tE%Is3. a51VefQs1a1s1'1n N
TRACE'S CELEBRATED
SALVE,

A SURE RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERER.
TIE 17.h century, BY Dir. VII. CRAZE. Surgeon In
thonsanda Of most asrops nn1 wounds that ?ef
nfd the skill OF tue mast euueut phy-tcans Of hts
day. and was regarded By all who sneF him as pub
G1aee's Celebrated saIve cures Burns.
G1sces Celebrated sa I've cures s:elds.
Graee's Celebrated s.lve cures Flesh Weund*.
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures corns.
O1aee,s Celebrated salve cures Fe!oas.
t,,ace,s Gel. bxated salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Graea's Celebrated satva rurea Wens.
G1ace's Celebrated salva tt1res callou7es.
Graca's Celebrated salVc c1res salt Rheum..
Hsace's Gelebrat+d 6alvs cures Chiiblaius.
Gsace's CeIeaza.ed Save cures Sore Breast.
Grsoe's Celebrated salgc cures Fore Lips.
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures Erysipe1as Sores.
Gr1ce's Celebrated 5atve cures ahscesses.-
Grace's elrbzated @aIvc c1ces Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated SAWS cures chappad Hands.
Grace's Gelebl s.ed salye cu~e3 R1ngTo1ms,
Ard om Sores md wonads q tss ist s:ss5s
il 60 pi epasat:.n hefore she pusc ii equal ths
cure of trnse me Pave tt!ea s.
I-,u:s Il afy. fo Gte1ss s;!lors Aad Fsshes9cn Will
Pa s.'v; hssis ss ;;=;;;,|sn snd, hsstn. :,
eeys s4svs Wsa! os aad hea' the ho
Ever famsJ sni t.pesl9y a tnass m containing - shd'
;or ii viii baTa them uuoh trouble, aufcrtos. aid
s.t vsu:s 5 tatt Trial to cure oil aud ln7csssase
, 1864-05-28

4zpu{:atiu1,al.

T1HE SUMMER TKRM OF Re-
rIEF cxnJRGE Vii oren June 18Th. to continue
INV. 1s,eS sns tstn pen een. l tat eo'4 saa
nienrv fhsn Se4Ure thr IRE. For tctns, de-
sef'poa o. ~ sppa. skSsEs. Il K sfs
Apxsths6v 4aoint cclltza, Racine. WA.
, 1864-05-28

F.enlnrl WealEyss LOSS OF Power Impotence, soeedt
enecsr.y ossa sy s,nS !; ~ 81 spEci e.
kktrtica!. 1ri Z S per hor. o. =! for S sold bY
druEgislA cytryTDefc. LORD l. Smith. m hofrs4le
AGcpis 1or Chic1co. apls-c5se-Sas T.T4aA
The 127.ssna and Foul V8pors,
cDerxted ly ho. Fun, Ill ne fur more te4dlE TO
our Volunteers Ian the snc4ny'a ba. onc.! u tne
1Ed:an AID Clin.c:i camp ign.. HoLLoH ats
Aept the t,onsss IN p't:ret health II tnc read +
OF II h brttct c:nnot get uo1 o Pills or oiutncnt
% Aa'uen L1Ee enc M to- sus5at aas ~ III Gati
neaic!u's or haua b-eaus rsy not ma = .aace
?rott 81 Gu other r.Ta-cs' nt%;e IS rtFts, ~ cane
IND 81 At Eo1 Er Hot. toiLcl@ supply ioursclyes.
Ely - -X55!-1W
, 1864-05-28

sx.a e nysa s t5s 5s
sSas q q hsfa
% e. aa5 Fs es1s Sc either of a'
q issslySI isr re ds1ysy ot en,e
s sy sss Z n3h e T. .ss s:
g waic tss .;n make dslivsEIes tas.eAt shs qnAs.
"a
Tia pries m9st BE- written oct in words on the bid.
e E p Il f2sd
ch each. The Jacks to be furnished without extra
70 tne Government. Tbs HaY and s:rAw 10 be
The psstlcaae k,ct or description OF OATS Cora, H.s
& Straw, proposed 10 be delivered must b stasd Ia
sf tbt sTisics offered unoer the eils herein nyite4
xl Is sabiset e r.s3a INSPECTION py the Govern
:oTest E:sFaEaele hidesI q tae E::es$s q ~ So
he whole a1aount Contracted for sail a1sa bssa ee
IL hder ID sf III s. required 70 accompany n. Pre-
IT. Tt "a Y, "a q !go m cr sS
sSs ss:sia IT,: tsa e esys IT M Il s1seuta tas
.he sne, w,;a good aud sufficient snret,es n ~.
saTsIsgsen.: aed ID case IL sid oidjer sao9
s. f ss:
:s = p,9s: e:t hs.ss; ss sss
iini:sd sssses * Goyesnnsnt, OF respons.lls pe-:os
1n btdae9s Vii "a duly noticed Of The acceptance
~ 1ctasTtru II thefr ptopossl.
III iii a.me and + 0 ai1dFez Of each bidder nun
of 4anosas rust bo ad3fcsaed to Brfzscler Eesee
:, n tRsnat,- 1hief 1lenn. Onarfe.mss.rr Waahtnt
- =, .I, .sas,S x Eistnfu MAYED franc
infson, 1iA@AAe N4<1 ~" 6i'pc'
sats Tor fofa-e." ., - 49,. ,--...,+ ~ RI, reotr,r+
nords q sam e1at 70 ~, VI nts his ensrs iii
ttkntd " te cotl9t0f ant tax p1ti ~ - 49,
be required o tne sQeeess'u4 a1aae@ W oN-' Hpe4
ga5 irs 5s oi b;dl, guarantees and bonds nay b.
obtsined o. app.ieatlon a this ot,ce.
FORA OF PROPOSAL
fCawn Eountv and ststr} ----
>'~s' fDase}
T. .he sunacrtner DO he.eby nronose 20 tr.a..s ara
de,iFsr to tha Urted StaseS 4t fhe Qnarterrastcs1
Department IT -. acreeabiy to tie terms al Yo1s
sdvert1ssnsrt ,Dy1ttnV Trnnnss}s fnr fore~e dsfe3
S-sntYn1 nennt nsran,hrT 1sSs IL Gei,o.ine
t,a-;:es 0F0"' ~e ~ ~0"'
$sFees, W: ~. ~, saest at ---- ,cr hnshe,a
--- n13haN ot GotE, u S:~' . P.A @eS-te- "
-- hush1,s OF Oats, IN satIs; - f8t ouoael {:
IS n3uId
- tons of halsd Pay, At -- pE; toa 4 ~. 60
pounds. ~. =, -,r
pouads.
, 1864-05-28

The ChaVaJry OF tie Rebel Gen. Lees
"Whcn moukeJs are gods, what must the
people let" Robert E. Lee, Commander of
the rebel army, ia deemed the paragon OF
Southern ehiyalr5. The rebels 1are always
been vain OF being led by one Of such pure
blood, suci stainless honor. Justly enough
hy their standard. But let us nut him to q
civilized test
What is his blood? His grandfather, r.
II. Ice, had the talnt OF tfeason in lin
Writing in 1850, on the Federal Constitution.
LIE said, "flen sc 1.-The Suntll attain our pat
usal degree oi population, latter myselftalat
re sban ha!r lne pow er 70 do ourselves JUS
us tceetbcl:" Lis great uncle, "L.ght-
Io,se fia1i u" was sismati-ed by Jefferson,
y;np Knew hin WILL, Il; "au iulriSsuer, 'tap
iuiotmtr," a 'mise;able :ergisersator." -dal-
Cen, Cias. i-s-, of Revolutionary memory,
and SiEsinal, Wae as one may. ste By lr.
yiE:;'s l'a"i:. yt-M, not OILY Q calumniator
Of Washington. bit was Vtots=r to sap.r-
It de him; at ~. 1r;eu uy court.narlial,
alter the battle t.oamontb, was found guilty
nj .i;suu,:.;c.cs-. Of .S71ctS, ,l4:S5lalTiur BE-
fore / ie .acm. ::nl disrespEct to the Com
,..1tGer-;,,. Ca;t-.; was subsequently 6isa1iss-
CT iru1n tie service in. dis2rdee, aud soisn
a.,erwmd d oir.i il Gsrkley County, Tir:s"ia,
nest cafIest:~ thai NAY not be buried in
any church OF churehyard, or Tlthla 4 mile
cfan3 Presbyterian or consscrl:c! mating;
.ol.sc; iur, saace resided in this county,
1.a,ck X. ut 50 much bad company, Wm!s ~
jp~. That do not chose TO contia1e II When
etiI.'' Tie grtut uncle, Arthur Lee. vas
-lc lib~Je. Of Franklin and Jay md eAcr.
eon. IND described BY Tucker, u his lde Of
::e lafier, 70 have been s'n$u,ai1y ~, =;
Tie Uncle, Henry Lee, was IN Congress 1t
Tic ime of the Presidential struggle be-
Jefferson and Bu sea ass15s9S to to
jeieat he iorner; and he was nau Of SUCH
had character, that when, IN 1870, Gen.
jackson, whose fiery pattisa9 be had t':en.
sent his nomination to the Senate tor the
.onfulsbip at AIgie1s:; Nj. Tazewell, OF his
owulparty aud Slate, Chairman on Foreign
Relations, reported agaipst It: ana y was M
animonfly rejected: It would be difficult to
name an old family in this countFy,' OF any
historical mark, whose "blool" has been
shown to be OF worse quality than that o
the Lees Of Vlrgfnia.-N 7. Tunea.
, 1864-05-28
O7n THOUSAND FEET OF

O1n THOUSAND FEET OF
OlV OAK AND PINE LUMBER wANrEp.
OF11c1 cV THE Bo.Rp o7 PrBlIr Wogxs,l
CucAao. AAy 2, l81.
Sealed Pzopoasls viii be recelved at this 0aca
II II A. M. satutday, Juae IT, for the asiy err #
t5e RideNeu torf ID tla cft5, OF the following h'll
Of LuEtef Tbo Oa1 must b. soun0 whlte. Of b3rr
cab THE rtre either Whsts OF Noi VA, and 81 good
Enerchaafabc lumber. No calls wj be reeeiTsd.
% III ieet /. H. stnch pine. H. il a2d si$;t ton~
50 Il, feft em 2tIca pine, ZIG inca and 21s tac5 L,
10 NJ feet g. sneh sak H. H. Is sna y Gs:t loag
1o n tset 2,s inch OAK, I: u, e Zee: los.
19m feet b. N. sx+inch o1- il. u and 16 te.t pug
F.; potsls sill be received for ,h= %noe. O. r. re
Board q. Publc wosks. erdotacd .Propo1al for
icmGer The Ba1Fd reserves the rlR ht to Fejert any
o. all Lids The e.{ve.s n7us: {, nnieue. Without d
y .: cseed Regularly. AMI be completed BY seplsra-
htf 1ktne
IS: s1SDHIr. po,raot
mig. ests1ct7 OJ. ErSr.-' I Ncrxs
, 1864-05-28
RIOT ON a SMALL SCALE
Terrible ARRAY Mt TVTudHor-Proba1,1e
Murder Nl n d1eIn beF OF the SsrovoSt
Guard and M aged Colored Han
Arrests nl1dc.

fFrom Tie Detroit advertiser. Nay 81
EEolttv afIer i4e 1crmi.a1.on OF tue ccle-
bfation Of the Queens birthday - Windsor,
sck,e: 1:y afternoon. terrible atlray ovnrfed
1,csr tue II sons lfou.c, which it IS feared
:rsy terminate 1ata1iy u Gt lca... tHo parties,
t::y, aud Tie otlcf n co!a:rd man Ut about
s7vly years Of age. OE,ng to tl.e great ex-
citelucnt prevailing RI lie lime, i YES i'm
possible to get at lie or;-,ll Of the ARRAY,
Therefore TIE thall t1ye+ to STATE facts that
we enW transpirc. Two eseh.ddiers, hlicd
with LIQUOR, and czcstc.4 epme what Orer m
argument in reference 10 lrcc1.t war news,
got 10 blows. wien one struck his autago-
list with a sharp instrument in the face near
" lutiire, his eye Out Considering that
they we1s bolh Yanktes, aud runaways at
tllnt, tie popular opinion was non-interv:u-
lion. FIuli1y afterwards, Robert Gr1tilu,
CoumiEsary Serg cant Of The Provost Guard in
this city, and negro nsmed Jefferson Robin
Eon wtle obsclScd to .clnch, and Blanche
Coleman, another negro came to his assist
ance. Several friends of Griffin also inter-
frred, and general row WAS Imminent.
The Two conba11nts were separated, and The
negroes weut towards the ferry dock. Grit.
I'M followed them, and another conflict en-
sued near the brow Of the hill Rob
! iDsop, armed with lnrge billet Of wood,
struck Griffin terrible blow on the
head innictiug, it is feared, fatal wound,
| two inches and eeyernl In length. Griffin sank
senseles6 to the earth and Was taken up nppa-
| rent}y dead and covered with blood. lie was
| carried into an adjoining building, where his
wounds we're dressed BY Drs. Donnelly, Aul-
sen ard Gilbert
A rumor was Immediately circulated that
t Griffin had been killed by negro, and every
| body WIS wild with excitement 4 rush
| was made. By the infuriatad crowd upon the
| two negroes-Coleman and RobinBon-and
| amid the cries Of hang them, =" shoot the
| black SIS Of b -" they Nere roughly
| handled. they were struck with clubs,
stones, and everything that could be hurled
against them. The poor fellows fought des~
perately. but were finally knocked eense1ess
and carted off to the lock up. a number Of
] soldiers fixed their bayonets and would un+
| donbtediy have impaled the negroes on the
spot, bnt the crowd Was so large that they
| could not get near them As soon, however,
! rs they were taken out Of sight, G general
onslaught was made upon colored people ol
both sexce, md OF Ill ages. Some lard.
hearted wretch approached co1ored man,
apparently about 70 years Of fage, and with q
| stick Of cord ood fe1ied him sense1ess. 9th.
ers were similarly treated, and all finally
driven from The vicinity.
Griffin was removed By his friends to thit
| city, and at a late hour list night was lying
| in a prccarious condition. Freeman is uo
| expected 10 recover.
l
, 1864-05-28
The Oldest Regulator for
Females.

There IL but one 9KNUWK AND SURF CUKK for
FEyAi ES who suffer from 1RaKauLAKfr1Rt. Or OF
6TppCEloSB o. TIE AKAsE8, whatever may bo tn9
cause Of those distractions.
Thts cure has been enrecoruized for mxuyyear TIE
ONIY SITE EEEIAGCE u IN