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The Daily Dispatch: May 31, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
er dress if she could get but one pound of tea. In nearly every letter the writers advise and persuade those to whom they write to send their letters by the flag of truce boat. A large bundic containing copies of music, just published, was among the captures; "Close up the tanks," "Gen Morgan's Grand March, " "God Save the Southern Land," &c, were among the number. Southern song books, monthly magazines, daily and weekly papers, were also in profusion. It is also stated that Mr. S. Davis Tonge, formerly of Baltimore, but now living in Bainbridge, Ca., had placed at the disposal of Col. Kane $10,000, to be expended at his discretion for the Maryland Line, and that he had further proposed to manufacture woolen goods to aid in clothing the men of the regiment. The Spotswood Hotel and Ballard's Hotel in Richmond show complete bills of fare, but immense prices for instance; Champagne, $80 per bottle; old cognac brandy, $75; Jeffrey sale, $15; Alsop's pale ate, $25; eggs, $4;