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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

HorxL CHAnoIs.-The Montgomery Advertiser Gays
the propretors of the Exchange Hotel" aud "hont-
gOmery Hail. in that city, have determined to reduce
their charges 50 g per cent, thus making day board
twenty dollars instead of thirty, as formerly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

POwER OF SPEcIE.-Ths Montgomery Advertiser
says: "Ths power Of specie was illustrated at the
market house in this city last Saturday. bacon ham
weighing eleven pounds offered at sS6 in Confsds-
rate currency, which was finally sold for $.6O 10 sill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

To the Voters of Louisa.
In accordance with the wishes Of friends hereby
announce JAZZ w. BAKER candidate for the oce Of Sheriff
Of the county Of Louisa
We ehterny pledge him support and recommend him
the voters Of the county worthy their confidence and
competent, In respect discharge the duties Of the
ONCE.
We trust that the people Of Louisa will unnduI
the claims he hiss upon them for their usge citizen and
soldier, and bespeak for him their cordial support.
We do this with confidence when reflect that from the
assembling Of army Hape Ferry the present time
has constituted part that wall Of who roby
defended homes wives children and all that
70 q patriot from the rsvsges Of acommon enemy.
NH 11-dAclm , f-.. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
apl-6td&cim
REWARD.

III TREASURY DEPARTMENT, O. s.,
Registrars BUREAU, M oh 2o, 1884,
By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, will pay
ward Of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS any who will fur
nsh Information shall lead the detection OF the arty
parties who pepeated the recent theft OF COUPON BONDS
once, the OF the Bonds Any Information
regard Bonds left with A. JACKSON at the Trea
sur Building, Main street, v III reach me.
LIST OF BONDS sT0LES:
cent ~ $4,000
NS Eto.''.''. ...'' -. .... 1900
cent 1900
'C cent. ... $4,000
No. sb07s5l0 ineusvs 900 each, per 1900
No. 9i4 for 900, six per 100
Total, $75,10O
(signed) Ro. TYLER, Register.
mb29-e od9t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

BIT.-This nSurishing food, which has uuhappil
been long stranger at mos. of our boards, sold yes
terday at s. so (ueW issue) by the quarter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

VIOLENT AssAULr.-Hsnry, slave of Ralph TomlisOn,
was arrested and cagd yesterday for as auing another
negro named Blink, with piece of gas pipe. Tnene
gr0es who are walters at the Spotswo,d HOTEL had
falling out in the dining room of that house yesterday
morning, which about ten o'clock eliminated in fight
ia the kitchen when Henry, finding TIA! Blink was
little too much for him. picked upa piece of gas pipe
which happened to be lying handy and failed him over
the head with it, laying open the scalp to the scull and
bending the pipe into the shape of siphon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

sUssoRIEERs whose papers With Cross Win under
IAnd hst 1sir tern Of subscription about expire and vi
,sn,t promptly Il they wish Aslr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

Disturbing TEE PoLLs.-Ma'hew Eyar, dIutk,n
Irshmao arrested yesterday and put into the cage
for interfering with the voters a: the Jefferson Ward
PClls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

MEIICAS ATEhEa-The Philadelphia Enquirsr puts
gloomy phase on Mexican sfsrs. by the St.tss
TO the Impsriasts. JuaFeE st lrefuses
resign the Presidency Yid3su ri has betrayed Juarez
aud joined the Imperial SITS. The STATE Of Yucatan has
declared for the Impsrais uhOa-e steadily capturing
towns and vilhges.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

The SroLES SrATIoSERY.-We mentioned yesterday
that officer Challlsy in searching for metallic pens
stolen from the Treasury D'partment, had found in a
shop kept on 9th street, in of S. Pauls Church.
large quantity of writing PAPER, supposed to be .toleu.
This papar was identified yesterday some that had
been stolen from TIE Engn er Bureau and at the in
stance of officers OF that bureau Bob sprifg, free
n,gtO, arrested the charge of being concerned
in The theft of the paper. Sprgg has been emil yed
as servant in the Bureau. lie is great rascal and
until recently, has been keeping drinking house on
Cary street, X noMn as the Louisiana saloon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

SAIFkk5Oh WARD
TIE frat i've in each lsi are the names of The csnd
dates elected. The Asterisks in icate the new mem
bOrs:
CoENoiIuasH.-W Holt Richardson 4O4; r o Hsskins
SIS; A Stokes 1885, EAJ COpiOn 970; n B Hill 272;
VIM Brown PA; A MillspAagh 1885, John II GreanOr
100; Il Butler 81.
Aldermen WIN Taylor 47s; r D SanKsy 4l6; Il
Peasants SIS; r Christian sS4; L Chandler $50;
JnO n Higgins 2OS; A Wells Ill; J freeman %;
C Page %; John H Gentry l6.
MADISON WARD.
COSSsilnsn-D J Barr 529; Geo Crulch6sld sal /;
Geo W Randolph $40; James Scott SIS; Richard
Walker 500.
AldsrulsH-Geo GKAthmey 49,; Geo W Gillian
AIS; Andrew L Elicit, $50; james CAsLie SIG /;
cbAS Z WORKMAN, S2T; Chas Hun. ia; G
Barney "a; scattering goo.
MONROE WARD.
Col1aeilplsR.- w GlaEsbrook 500; Thos O
EpPS 5s7; Saunders $50 Fleming Griffin $50; s D
DenoOn 5l3; scattering lS4.
AldsrmG.-Jsues O MoOarthy, 459; Williams
4l6i FR'EnAult $40; T N JOnss sS7; AiOlphrs
Gary Sll; n Lipscomb 269 Wm Bevin 9O7; VIM
5 Phillips 1872 Z Farley ia W w Timberake 1856.
HEBEHER, TIE SUPPOSED FUsrrVK.-It was stated
yesterday that W. O. Hebsner of the firm of Hebener
Co., Auctoneers and Commission Merchants, Main
street. had run of to the Yankees, leaving debts be-
hind him to the amount Of sky thousand dollars. d.
ring the day yesterday il was AscsrAined that his in
debtedness less than tl0O 900, his creditors
being some Of our most extensive northumberland
Paine Co., 10, So Information was received yes
tsrday, BY Captain MAccubbin of tbs Confederate Po-
lice that Hebner had been arrested in Fredericksburg
and would be brought down in the evening train. The
creditors Of the supposed fugitive and the city coasta
bis, With his pocket full of attachments awaited his
arrival the depot. Hsbneer arrived in due course Ct
time in charge of officer and was taken to the Pro-
vOst Asrshars Office, where, on examination, he was
found to have upon his person. instead of the thous
Of greenbacks be Was believed to have carried tf,
only ST. 200 in Confederate money and $50 in green
backs. He stated tha! he had no idea OF running of,
bu had gone to Fredericksburg collect some money
due him there and that he Was engaged in that busi-
when arrested the streets Of Fredericksburg
he committed to the Castle, and will have al ex-
animation to-day. Gen. Humphrey Marshall has been
7. tanned as bis council
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

s.e,PRIcE Toe Memphis Buletia publishes an
oder Of Maj Gen. Price, in which he assumes comm aad
Of the DEPARTMENT o. Arkansas. We learn that the
news Of Gen. Price being in command in Arkansas vas
received vita enthusiastic demonstrations by the Mis-
sOur.Ans At D'nopOlis. The whole camp sen. up q
Tremendous and long e1ntausd shout. and the boys
then hauld on. Ihs big gum Aad made the Wskln ring
with the thlndeFs Of artillery.
Isis understood Tat thsy have sigued a unanimous
petition to the Wax Dabartnent to seat over the river
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

Il is reported that the steamer Advance brought in
thirty thousand pair Of cotton cards her last trip
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

HIGH wATER.-Jamss River rOre four feet during
Wednesday night The Mattaponi, Pamunkey and
Chckahominy still keep up The Pamunkey II higher
than ever known in the memory of the Oldest inhabi-
tantS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
AUCTION sALEs-4Yuruar DAYS.

A UCTION SALE of Condemned HORSES
IA and MULES.
QULRrERMAsTERT oPPToE
GoRDoSsv1ILE, March IS. 1864
Il will sell at public auction at this post THURSDAY
April 2i-
80 Cond. mned Horses and Mules,
large lot OF Old Harness and Saddles,
And Wagons, too heavy for the service.
A lot OF Manure
w. B. RICHARDS, JA,
mb2s-td M.jor and Pest O N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

When may 4 wife brag of having good tsRpsr-a o
husbandf When he does not liquor Dick er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
I E L II G II A p H l {
Reports o. sac Prsss Association.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Entered according to ct Of Congress In the 1885, by
rHRAsHKR In the OerkS once the District
feS states for The Northern District OF Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
FJEw RICHMOND THEATRE.


JEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Ag.ng and Stage Manager. n D. osdsp
THURSDAY EyENINe. APRIL 7. 1864,
MUST fAiOo oF4AE SUCCESS
Ii A r M ONTO NS,
SEE THE ooMBNAr1on.
A. Rosenburs. Leader
IA Clifford, Basso and Tyrolsan Warbler
Geo. Ke nbe, Barjoist
j. Wells, the Inmiabls Brudder Bones
H. Banker, the unequansd Tsmbourinist
Together With the Only oIshe'tra in the confedersoy
Yrs. nigh, historical DRAMA from the French Of Victor
IA TOUR DE NESLEl
which will bring Into rtquistion
THE FULL STRENGTH
CORPS DRSaA11oUE.
mOsptain Bundine.
as Marguerite a Burgusdy.
RARM NIONS
MICEGENATION;
Or Virginia Negro III Washington.
The Manager great pleasure informing the public TIA,
he purchased and win shortly produce sterling
Ave acs written BY Dr. Brcken, Of this city, entitled
PARL0R AND CABIN;
OR. TIE MASTER AND SLAHE
The@snas.mn. have preparation re,staby fanny
Sis seonns ms
md s 70, soldiers citizens and visitors
Religious III. be New Richmond Theatre on
Friday evening, April std, 1sc4
Doors open at u performance commence, at precisely
sp5u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

TEsNs-DAuT year $50 SIX OnEhs, SIS; three months
IS Fer less period. 90 per month.
sxNEwzKLT, year, S9O, ak months, , No subscription
received Tor less han slx months
NJ year, $40 ak months. 81 No subscription recsived
Is San six months.
Re1aiStances At risk Of he subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
7HR PIRDMONP RAILROAD.

Aplragapl copied into this paper, yesterday, from
she Macon Tsegrapb relative 70 the railroad eOnnse-
ton between D,lv.ls and Greensboro contained some
erroneous statements, which corrected in the sub
joined Communication, prepared before the extract
iron the Telegraph appeared Those interested in the
question raised az 70 the offers of the Georgia cen
tractors referred the reports made tie stock
holders Of tho + esmoad and DAnTie and Piedmont
R,il.oad Oonpluies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
BALLARD HOUSE.
M q IL II A 1T O H A N q 4.

VNHE Proprlet0rs OF the BALLARD HOUSE
l. deeming Il conducive to the comfort and convenience
their patrons ors have determined conduc the Lo,e
on the EUROPEAN STYLE
The B0TEL wi be est bshed under tbs arrangement and
after the 4h Of April next The patronage OF the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited, bes
will 3ed with the best that the market Afford and
every convenience and comfort regards and
att ntions will be furnished.
The PRoPRroRs leave express their thanks 10 those who
generously psro lied them and BY giving
vdua attention the pleasure and comfort their hope
to merit continuance Of the same
MxAIs-From A n. to IL p. n. ~ Es ttr
spl J. O. TALLIAFERR0 4 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
A"Aoht
Quartermaster General.

oYPIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS ooMP'Y,l
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb 90, 1854.
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
t the friends and relatives Of soldiers in the Army tn
Virginia and elsewhere thar they prepared carry
the card and that
viii do all in their power 10 funli requirements
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Acting President
fe2-dSm Southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

An ACT amend entitled "dn act 10 estdbsh PolHn
ter AdUy. dpproved april 1sn 1858.
TIE Congress ofte Confederate States Of America do enact
entitled "an establish Volunteer Navy APP
proved April s 1858 amended that the Preien be and
authorized 10 issue the commissions and warrants
contemplated said under such regulations may
scribe TO applicants for service 10 the Volunteer Navy when
rAhed applicants will furnish su bic vessel for said
Service and receive into the Volunteer Navy said vessel and
her officers and within beyond the Confederate States
Sec q That TIE President be and he 10 hereby authorized
appoint assistant Psymasters for the Volunteer Navy who
shall receive, whea duty fifteen dollars month
person under oyhve Of and liable 10 perform
military duty shall receive ,uoh aps ointment - -lC
: ApnroYe Id FebIuArY is. 1884 apl-2aH4E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

TO THE VOTES OF HANOVER COUNTY.
RESPECTFULLY announce myself can.
did ate for the Cerkshp of the ou Court Of Hanover
mh26-2aw3ws JOHN r. TAYLOR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT TIE .C0NFEDERAOY.
GENERALS DEPARTMENT, !
RAILROAD BUREAU

j
THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Il Army Northern Virginia hereby notified tina.
rangemen has this eectsd with the Southern Express
Company carry all packages Of food and wearing apparel
Richmond, Va.
To the advantages thus obtained through the Express
Company, the following Instructions must be observed:
Packages must contain than hundred pounds be
well secured and plainly Marked and sent at the OF the
shipper either Of the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located as follows:
North Carolina Raleigh In South Carolina Columbia
In Georgia, at Augusta In Alabama Montgomery; to
other point at which Of thee Associations have Office
The Agents Of these Associations will there charge
and ship daily by Southern Express Company tue proper
Agents the respective States At Richmond who will then
distributed 10 the proper individual owners.
To the Of the soldiers and 10 give them cesin
and speedy with home the Southern Express
Company has agreed to give this freight preference every
thing In order that obstacle
Of audsbe an enterprise the sever railroad companies
hereby requested render The lxprm Company such facilities
win ensbls Il 70 make ibis arrangement mpiete
As the Southern Express Company all responsibility
the snporon Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested to withdraw their Agents who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers 1.-THE Relief Associations will establish
agencies the Of other armies they may enjoy
privileges hereby secured the Army Northern Virginia
r. W. SINS,
Lieut. Col and Quartermsser.
Approved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

In accordance with the above ORDERS all officers arriving In the
SOL will report In person. without delay these headquarter
By order OF Brigadier General JoM II. wMDRs, Oomm'e
Dept J. W. PEGRAM A. A. Gen.
no lo.-h ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

To the Voters of Louisa:
candidate for the office OF Commissioner the Revenue
and IL should please you elect pledge myself per
form the duties Of the ONCE with energy and fidelity.
NH 8t-10ts L. 8. Mansfield.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.

csS- thankful to +" Many Voters" for the very
ing In which they have brought forward my
Ia connection with the flee OF Sheriff Of the county Of Louisa
hereby accept the nomination Should be the Of
fellow citizens TO elect promise 70 discharge faithfully the
duties Of the once.
NH 3I-10t JOB. W. BAKER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
SPECIAL ORDERS,

SrAo1 M. S 81
Xxx BrgAder General John H. wnder hereby directed
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
s The neme rank regiment and Of all commissioned
officers and thelength Of time each has been In the city
3D. In each he will require copy Of the leave BY which
the officer is absent from his proper command stationed In
the city, copy the order by which he upon duty
XXI Wheneyer appears that officer Ii rghuy In
Richmond he will be forthwith to his proper command and
the reported this Office for further action Of the Depart
mont.
By command Of the secsetsry Of War:
(SgneD JOHN WITHERs,
As.,tA ait
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Richmond, Mirch 80, 1854.
GEN RRAL ORDER.

l. Any person who desires avail himself Of the provisions Of
the Congress entitled IAN Act to amend entitled
establish Volunteer Navy approved February IS, 1864
shall his application In whiting the President and stae
on OATH fitted OUT that his bona tide intention
20 ct cut the Volunteer Navy and place in the active
vice Confederate States suitable vsse Of not less than
one hundred buhen, efficiently AIMED, armed and
equipped cruising against the enemy the vessel yet
be out the appca ion vii further state the place where
and he within which, Il will be ready for SERVICE and will
present satisfactory evidence Of the ability Of the applicant to get
The vessel 10 Hea.
You'd territorial jurisdiction Of the Confederate States shall be
Inspected by officer Of the o. Navy and her character and
condition. The character and fitness OF tie officers thereof
all be shown by Lis report
Ill applications the position OF Assistant oaymaster In
Volunteer Navy win be considered, when tn. applicant
under forty-aVe years Of age. 8. X. MALLORY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

The undersigned win continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS
the ONCE OF the late hr 6hockoe Slip Thankful past
vors he hopes BY strict attention 10 business merit
tinuance OF them. g. n GWATHMEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07
IMPORTANT TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS for Contracts will be received
the Ordnance Depot Of 7th and Canal streets,
daily until supplied. Tor ORDNANCE STORES. enumerated
In part q follows: u
spoke be rOn and brass wie Birdie bits Iron
and plated currycombs brushes; belts
sIlnss: knspssoks; tsrpau Aso s1usburgs drill
ling webbing th and bride reus. So So In anJ guam
tity. -, An -.
standing contracts upon which there deliveries VIII be
annured A JAZZ DINWIDDIE,
~. Captain Artillery, In charge Contracts
.n2 dfv stsvf FOR Richmond Arsenal
pLACK TEA IS ~.
- 300 lbs. very nns Black Tea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

In retiring from business cordially my part
the confederation Of friends and him copnu-
ance OF the patronage extended 10 the old hrm.
spt-d6t WV GWATHMEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-07

trial, aud that II Is no humbug
en- SIXTH, LuneBbu,g.
would advise every family purchase Recei5t They
co1d not spend dollar TO turn them out more. 80
/ aro-clsclr A. W. BAnY, Lunenburg, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
ExPoRrs OF CoTrON PROM WILMIS0FoS, IRON
JANUARY J, 1864, To APRIL I, 1854.

On Government account: War Department
357 bales. Navy Department 4g3 bales; War Depart
hent contracts 2670 bats=G sSl Ga private account
tzs bales Total export. ~ SO bales. Ne.1e, $50 10
bale. Government 4a2i 500 private 1nSiSN ty',d,
b OIL 500 The first glance at ais state nert vita ia
long column Of captures and losses wii impress the
tore ca reader forCbN with the apparent ecency ot
khs Yankee blockade. Where steamer amer steamer
komes 70 grcf--vhcrs Leopard and GHaie sud
Eagle ard ltaccOOu, al suCocssiyeiy Tua down ny
Ne Yankees or fall a prey to their vicl.anoe-wheIe
kuby and Pearl and Diamond are seized by them ~
he conqueror seizos the jewels Of bsdaD mo 1nrc
khere Venus reIishes the strand from which she 10
bed 10 have rsen and vesta - - DO m0grned ie Tie
kcst Pleiad-it would sosm indaf1 thsf Confe1cTeie
commerce vas virtually closed up, and all coJimunca
Eon With the world tSe part u the Coneder-
hieS cut on IN fact in theory. 6at careful c2ani
htcn VI the tables win cuaclusiVoly s6tdhsh ts sxci
tonyerse q this hypothesis.
" hlo many steamers are beeched, s1nk or eaptural
ppJh their first trp many others ann the large major
- make several trips befls they 60 10 me BAD ana
kthers IN md out With such frequency and ease
kal when al last they sink or barn or arc ieAon h te
3Oekaders j. upon the priacpe shas the pate her thAt
Does often 30 the well must day other BE- broken
ID viii be observed taat during nfteen and halt
nonths 0t Of nve hundred aud ninety attempted IPs
Gear hundred aud ninety eight snccess-ln other
rofds nearly as possible Of every gx vcsslA that
Hared The blockade ye went through that cay one
bxth Of the Confederate marine haA eeca diGtu bed
breaking % cargoes and not Of bottoms. Nov II may
6e, II Earl RGssefs opinion efficient hOcfade which
<ts I've vessels go through and syrrehsns dceruyt
3he sKta but II hardly comes up T. the regulations u
tnsrnsfional Yet this blockade n sst Is respected
Htis maintained you kno~ by the greatest PEOPLE 90
esrth against a handful OF Rebels Sincs the above
SspubioA Mara Minnie Greyhound. Helen. Atasnts,
pave arrived In Wilmington anA one, The RothsaI
Fasoe has into Charleston through Vie iron cad
.$set Of tAs haTboJ q ttai city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
CSttu lIy.


Mr.. George BoweUem, whose death hss jns'
been announced was formerly correspondent ~ TINS
TRIp xE al Charleston and subsequently Of TAs Pa''
d 9sia Press with the Army of sac Potomac lie has
previously boon connected wh several OF tAe leading
journals ul New.Nork and phia.elildl. lie was noin
IL England on tie banks o. the Avon. and came q ts
country u.oI, 10 years ago be's = SIDE thas % 20
death about % years Of ego. 10 had been siok WIN
camp fever FOR several weess and bad reapsed Into
state Of * ruiae weakness Preceding 20 philadelphia
cn BIZ. retura lo became delicious ard ia that osndion
be walkcd "a the steamer Newport News and vas
drowned A a writer Mr.. BoYeryem was clear eEcs
bic and elegant and bad lis lie been spared he Toplo
have become more widely known. A composer Aso' -
had Published melodies Of considerable merit and gs~
pose. independent conscientious and honorable he
was man to be respected Is much Tor bis privs's
character az his literary sh'lty and bis los ay 70 bio
adopted country wss Incorporating aEd earnssi Ia
leaves a VIE ard rsmily TO lament HE loss.