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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
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FROM CHARLESTON.

IlNFUl /
a. the Observation-Disclosures Mill
'"" observation-disclosures Excitement
c-vsrnment Vessels off the Bar-Lieut. Tai
p.,ied Admission to Fort Sumter-Vol-
.s rendered the Confederacy by the Bor-
- s,,,r-Prodigious Preparations Progress
-,,.-wisfail in the Rnnks-President Davis
Us Reauisition for Troops-New York
-,..b,nts Refuse to Pay Duties.
NEw YORK, April o. A special dis
,,t.b from Charleston to the Herald says
the authorities of that city have received
official notification that supplies will be
furnished to Major Anderson at every
hazard. Immense preparations were i'm
mediately commenced. Orders have been
issued for the entire military reserve to
proceed to their stations, Four regiments
If 1000 men each have been telegraphed
FIR from the country. Ambulances and
other preparations for the wounded have
been made.
At midnight seven guns from the cita-
del was the signal for the assembling of
all the reserves, and the city was thrown
into the greatest excitement. The 18th
regiment, 100 strong, assembled in an
hour, and left for the Notifications at 3
o'clock in the morning. All the vessels
in the harbor necessary for transportation
will be put in service by noon. A feet of
seven government vessels was reported off
the bar, and Major Anderson displayed
signal lights during the night from the
walls of Fort Sumter. 1t is believed that
the fight will m at Stone, twenty
five miles southwark, the batteries along
the coast being silenccd in turn, and af-
ter clearing Morris Island, the govern
ment forces will cross to Fort Sumter while
Major Anderson engages Fort Moultrie.
Lieutenant Talbot wa denied admis-
sion to Fort Sumter by the authorities.
R. S. Chase brought dispatches from
Washington at IL o'clock, last night.
A dispatch to the Herald says that Of
fers of volunteers from the border States
continue to be sent to Montgomery, and
tenders of 1000 men and 1000 Indian
warriors have been received there from
the West.
CHARLESTON, April 8, evening. All is
quiet on the surface, but a deep feeling
prevails. Prodigious preparations are pro,
crossing. Senator Wigfall is serving as a
common soldier. Rihed cannon are ar.
irving.
MONTGOMERY, April 9. President Davis
to-day made a rcquisition on the Governor
of Alabama for 5000 troops.
The Mississippi brigade, 1900 strong
arrived at Pensacola on the 9TH.
Three hundred and seventy Georgi;
troops for Pensacola passed through here
yesterday.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April O.. TIT
Charleston adviccs produced an intens
excitement.
New ORLEANS, April 0. The New
from Charleston creates universal excite
ment.
AUGUSTA, Ca, April 0. The repor
that war vessels are off Charleston Har
Dor is regarded as bogus.
New York, April 0. Several merchant
to-day protested against paying duties
claiming that they cannot be compelled t.
pay until the revenue laws are enforced il
the whole country.
.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
JASPER CLARK,S ESTATE.

TV,HE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
Il the Honorable Probate Court for the District
Of Lamoille. Commissioners to receive. examine,
and adjust all claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate Of Jasper Clark. late OF Nor
ristown, in said District, deceased represented in
solvent, and the term Of six months from the sth
day Of April, 1861 being allowed by said court
to the creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us; Give no
tice. that we will attend to the duties OF our ap
pointment at the Inn of Edmund Town, in Nor
ristown, in said District, on the 18th day Of May
and 9Th day OF September next. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. on each Of said days.
0RLU CADY,
HIRAM s. KELSEY,
20 Commissioners.
Morristown, April 9th. 1891.
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ieb.

In this village. ON the 9th instant, Mr.. John
Crowell, aged 81 years.
In Burlington village, March 30th, Nehemiah
Peck, aged 81 years, of New Britain, Conn, to
which place the body was removed He was the
father of our esteemed fellow townsman, N. Peck,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
EgeCeipts.

Receipts in full will be sent to any address on
the receipt of SO cent stamps, for making Dia-
mond Cement, for mending Glass, Leather, Wood
&c, &c. Toilet soap, Washing Fluid, Excelsior
Liquid Hair Dye.
Any person can make one dollar per year by
making the above articles himself, instead OF pur-
chasing of manufacturers or dealers,
20 Address, S. N. RIPLEY. Gilmore Vt.
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RAGS! EeAGS!! RAGS!!!
PAPER! PAPER!!

WE wish to buy Two Hundred Tons of Rags,
w and sell Two Hundred Tons of Paper dur
ing the month Of Aprii-both Rags and Paper to
be delivered in quantities, and at times to suit
customers.
Proposals received and replied to at any time
either before or after the first of May. Address
CLAIEMONT MANUFACTURING Co,
IS Claremont, N. H..
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He who is passionate and hasty, is gen.
orally honest. 1t is your old, assembling
hypocrite of whom you should beware.
There is no deception in a bulldog. 1t is
only the cur that sneaks up and bites you
when you back is turned.
AMMUNITION FOR II VAR Six car
loads of twenty-four pound cannon balls,
five thousand in all, weighing sixty tons,
left the United States arsenal at Water
town, Saturday afternoon, for New York.
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Farm for Sale.

formerly occupied by Freeborn Hyde. On the
farm is a good barn and a wood-lot, Said farm
will be sold cheap. Terms, l3 of purchase money
to be paid down, and the balance in yearly install
ments. Apply to the subscriber.
Hyde Park, Feb. %. Ii Z. TOWLE.
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AGENTS Wanted.

n per day in selling ''Gift Stationery Packages
and Excelsior Variety Packages" Those who
wish to secure an agency can apply in person to
the subscriber, or address with stamp for par
ticulars. GEORGE BURROWS, Elmore Vt. 20
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NOtiCe!! Notice -!

A LII persons who have not settled with the
subscriber, are hereby notified that settle
ment must be made Immediately. Iexpect ore
main in town only through the month.
M. w. TERRILL.
Cady's Falls, April Sth, 1861. 20
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1lartitb.

In Barnston, G. E., March 9th, Mr.. Levi l.
Belknap, and Miss Abbie NJ. Perkins, both of
Bagnston, T.. Il.
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NOTICE.

vyHIS may certify that my wife LUCIA ADAMS
i has this day left my bed and board. without
Just cause or provocation upon my part, and this
IL to notify all persons not to harbor or trust her
on my recount. as | shall pay no debts Of her con-
tracing after this date.
SYLVESTER ADAMS.
Eden, March 2Sth, 1901. fewes
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
LAMoILLE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, I
HYDE Park. Anil q. 1861. [

IT, WITT FTTTF TT "
The votes given by the Freemen of the County
of Lamoille, in their respective town meetings,
in March last, for a County Commissioners hav-
ing been duly returned into this Office, and this
day canvassed by me it appears by said canvass
that ORLO CADY, Of Morristown, in said coun-
ty, has received a plurality of said votes
Therefore, in pursuance of the statute in such
made and provided, | do, by these presents,
make proclamation that the said ORLO CADY is
duly elected County Commissioner for the County
of Lamoille for the year ensuing.
T.. B, SAWYER. Co. Clerk.
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. Move at Jacksonville
lR. MOVIE has taken rooms at Cartoons,
- Hotel. where he will receive for a short time. ;,
and VIII attend to all who may be in want of his
professional services.
Teeth inserted upon plate. from one to a full set.
Also, teeth filled with different substances. in
a manner best calculated to preserve them. Teeth
cleaned and diseases of the gums treated success
fully.
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manner
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20 C0mmIssionere
Morri.tcwn, April 9th, 1891.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-10-02

Parody ny w Ii. hcKrrr.

ira Offer thee This heart Of mine.
iiyou had hu, The di,ne-.
~ purse ss slim ana light a. thine.
Won't DO for such hard lines
ihy 'or'one is too small for me.
Fmsure 'twould never suit.
J ne'er would swap my hear, 70 ,hee
Unless your gve me boot,
~ leave thee in Thy w.e.chsdoe.
hs one loo poor 10 mate
True love ynu know can never bress
I'll based On real esis,s.
And. oh! when whisky punch I ouaF
Wei mixed BY Charley West.
lI' 'au,h merry. jorund hugh.
hnd swear twas for the bess.r
NJ sooF 70 thee j. nearly o'er
I'me bias me soon d cease.
NJ must WOO ilips TN, M mo,.
80 mar ny b"si MS peace
or We must psr aud. Oh, must
win some wralihier fiir,
','h purse that's long aud 6ljsd with d,s,
My home and heari to shars.
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=" open order for the modification, which +
~ eneer'ul'y do. !, 10 therefore ordered
'"s' '"s clause Of said proclamation BE- "a
modified he'd and construed. a. 70 conform
- and NOT transcend The provisions on i.
'"o'ee' contained ia The &c, Of Congress %.
"''ea % a ito coodscs,s Properly Used
'or 'nsu'rec'ionary Purposes. approved a..
E"s' SIXTH eighteen hundred and six,v. ons
mo 'hs' sid act be published !, lepg,b
with this order
Your obedisnt servant.
A. LINCOLN.
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Iouohing Appeal for the Union BY 4,
1reat and Good Frien 4.
The Ru-sisa Minister. Mr. DE- sroKcK1
hsd an audience with tha President, and
read him The following dispa,ch:
iTRANSLATION)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-10-02

SA0wfSe zEA CoIoRs.-A esntlems,
ron Cheat Mountain tells Tho following: \
2 squad q Indiana voIua,ssss o.. scout.
'ne. cane across 40 cid woman 10 ! 10,
cso'n' ln ths nounssias. Anss che usu.
's'us,s,on. one q them ssksd hsr-
"s" o'd lady, srs you sscsshp' No. /.
80 sns snswe sArs you Union ~ "No. |.
what sre you shsnr "A Dsp,is,. -,
swsys have been.s TIE Hoosier. u, d..
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= REBEL DAsH.-R Recently, near
y ashlngton, 2 dash Of the rebel cav.
airy was made at what they supposed
10 oe . deserted cannon, after about
twelve rounds had been fred at Il
rom their howitzers. On . near ap.
proach' however, they discovered i
@ oe . sham. Some Of the Michigan.
ders had deceived the enemy for
sport, oy mounting stovepips on
40 old pair Of wheels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-10-02

Mas. GEsERAL McCLrLLAs.-Gen.
Mcclellan y three years ago Gays 4
Hartford z paper,) married Misc Nellie
Marcy, 2 lady well known IN Hart.
'ord' 2 who boarded at the Allyn
House, u that city, with her fathers
'amily. She is the daughter Of Ran
d0lPh Marcy. Of the army, recently
promoted to bo Inspsctor General.
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Democratic Convention.

ine democracy Of Martin, in nc.
} cordance with previous notice. met u
A ass Convention on Tuesday last at
this place for the purpose Of defining
their position.
The meeting organized BY appoin
llng the Hon. q. s. Dobbins Presi.
dent and John Il. O'Brieu Secretary.
ar. Dobbins addressed the meeting
az some length. We did not hear
az q hls speech but from the fro
quent and vociferous cheering We
suppose u must have been satisiacto.
y 20 the meeting. The meeting then
appointed . committee on resolutions
oftwo from Perry and one
from each of the other townships.
The Committee having retired the
Hon. WIN. =. Niblack was called for
. address the meeting which be did
. q speech that indicated that he Wa
or lighting the rebels until We taught
'em 70 respect the power Of the Gov
rnment, and then it would do ~
hlnk about terms Of peace. lie
eened to think that az wc were ~
= inc war every true patriot ought to
npport the Government-he was for
'unfry right Or wrong. His speech
as very satisfactory to the aud ience
ne next call fora speaker was rather
take . person BY surprise.
=. : Ohm Baker was called upon to
dress the meeting, and as be has
en- q lifelong opposer Of the Demo
ICY, It seemed little strange that
should be called upon TO address !
sting ofthe Democracy, but as M.
ker is equally bitter in his opposi.
. to the Republicans, We accounted
= npon the supposition that thew
ught ho would abuse the Republi.
some in his speech. We did
hear bis remarks but md erstapd
were very satisfactory to the ma
y of the crowd-he being in "a.
/. q vigorous war measures accom-
led by propositions Of peace
o. N our opinion, amounts to just
conquer . peace, as it is general
0nceded that the rebels will not
promise until they got q sound
County Herald.
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| u Brigadier General Thomas A.
Morris has been notified BY the Presi-
dent that 2 Major Generals commits
son awaited him whenever he was
ready to take the field.
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'o'I'shtp EVERY wkDsEsDAy, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
Q I z MENT DcANE
oFFicE-CoRsER or MAcpos.,n ~
WEsr SrREETs.
TERMs-sTRIcTLY IN ADVANCE.
r'nR's Subscription. for ifty Nos, 81 50
"o"'"T, 90
Rates OF ApyEnrlsrra.

hates oF ADVERTISING.
norsqpare of 10 Iinesor less, week. 81 90
"o'e9"e"' insertion, 20 CTS.
Longrf advertisements, Al same rate. A
Hac'ion over even square ~ squares, counted
nss square. These are he terms ~
s'ent advertisements; q reasonable deouc.
'ion wiz be made 70 regular advertisers.
Noices Of appointment Of administrators
ma legal notices Of like character to Be
paid for in advance.
= ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
ror r ,"wns"'p Offices, each. 500
- - r"."y 200
-' .'--'o' ''e"''' ~ state. 5.n0
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important Correspondence e-Frsmont,,
PROCLAMATION Repudiated By the Pre-.
sident-S Slaves. Not to be- Freed

III
sident-Slaves. Not to be Freed
I - gives us great pleasure TO BE- abis ~
publish The following eorrpspond,nce hs.
tween Hon. Joseph Holt end Pre.idsn, III
coin. The letter OF the PresiJen,
sufanes 10 the country tina, the war il 10 b.
prosecuted for the restoration OF sbs Uoio,
ana mt for abolition. A Aboi,ioni.,of ~.
Garrison school will no doub, ssss,l,h. D..
''ae"'' but hs will find himself stronger
without thsn with them.
WASHINGTON. Sep. IL, 1861.
DEAR Sir; The late &C, or co,....
providing for the conhscstion Of the ests,e
q persons 10 open rebellion sesjrs, ~.
Government was. asa Necessary war ma.
'nfe, accepted and fully approved by the !
'oyai men OF the country. Il Limited the
penalty OF confscarion 10 property sc,u,,l,
smpioyed 10 the service OF rho 70 be llion x;,hl
me knowledge and CONSENT Of its owner, N
'no' instead Of emsncipating slaves Tins d
employed. left their siatus 10 be- determ;r -
'''ner by the courts OF The United Sa,e. q, n
y subsequent Legislation. The procls ma y
'o"' however, Of General fremont, under y
ate o. the Both Of August. transce ud,. and \
: course Violates the law in bo,h III esc ~. y
c"'srs. and decIsres that the propenv oilry
'os's' whether uscd in support Of the rebel. iaI
On or not. shsll be confscs tied, and Il con leo
sung 70 slaves tbst they shsll be ., once g,
anunisted. The &C, Of Congress referred ~,
was believed to embody the conserv,. :,
se policy Of your administrator upon ,bis -
ica'c and perPlexing question, and hence %
loyal men cfthe Border Slave St,tes in
We 'sh relieved Of oil fears Of sny s..smp, fol
the part Of the G Governn nj Of fhsUnt- M,
States 10 lber4te suddenly 10 th.i,
as' population rnprspared for freedom I,
' "n'se presence could not fail 10 sni
~ source OF pain fnI apprshensior 4 Il M, see
'esfos 10 the homes and families Of III for
may therefore well Judge Of the alarm an ,
condemnation with which the Union ~, -
'ng citizens of ksnsucky--ths 81 sts with
30 popular seotimen nj am bss, &C ousIp. 80 80
have reed Ihis proclamation. tn. ihe
|" earnestly ,ndolged By them, a. /, Is Icalc
myself. that this paper was issued under Mr..
pressure Of : military necessisv which ladd
Fremont believed justified tho s.O haer
nat In ihe particulars specified i, ~ .
'onr appreciation snd will no, bs enfo,c -o
dsroea'ion Of law. The msgn;,ud, ~
. interests ., snke. sod ~ ...- meet
mat by no miss pprahension or Won, BAKE
ments or purposes shall the power sndltion
O The loyaI'y Of Kentucky BE- a. ,hi.lfor |;
for Il. f,.a.s s''so ml'' o ny apo thong
''ed you. and for the request i veptm, ans
xe 81 On expression Of your We've % noe .
points Of General Fr.mon,,. ,,os,. they
. on which ] have commented jority
We the honor 10 be. very respectfull, vor Of
Is''sa' r'' servant, y HOLT. panicV
y &. ~, "Y'.n'" Lincoln Pu. which
this
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Your ebsdisnt ssrvs nj,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.


WAsHIscroS. D. e.. Sept. IL. 1861.
MAJ GEs. J. e. FRrnorr-s;r. w..
o. me 9Th IN answer 70 mine u the "A ~,
!: just received. Assuming thai you, UPON
me ground could better judge Of the necss.
sl''es q your position than could !, tbis
distance. On seeing your proclaim alton 81
August goth. | perceived no general obiec-
ton. The particular clsuse, however. ~
relation 70 The eoafscasiss Of property and
me Liberation ofslsvss appeared % me "a
- objectionable iu its non conformity se|
ne act Of Congress, psssed the srh of lss,
Auguss, upon the ssms subjsc,, and hence |
wrote you expressing my wish shst ~,
'ause should Be modified accordingly /
'our snswer, just received Expresses ,be |.
reference On your part that | should m,ka /,
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"a HsicS, sept. IL.
h"S. JOSEPH Hour Deer sir: Your
u 'n's osy 70 relation to the late procIams
ZION Of General Fremont 10 isseceived Va.
'erdsy sddresaed : letter. 70 him bv ~,
on me same subject. and which il 70 81
made pub'ic when hs receives il. / here.
With send you : copy Of tha, letter which.
perhaps shows my position q distinctly !.
anyne" one lcould write. Iwill .bsnl
you mol % make 4 pnblic until Gen. Ere
mont 'hsll hsvs had time 10 receive ,hs ori
cinal.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

RICHMOND, Va, via LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 12 1851.
despatch says that land slide occurred Sunday
night Mt ten O'Clock about seventeen miles from Rich
mond, on the Manassas route Eight cars containing
soldiers smashed and shivered to pieces Two COM
panes from Louisville were the principal sufferers
Nothing has been publicly done by the Confederate
Congress to-day.
Returns from Tennessee show majority for the con.
ederae constitution Of 0o0 and for Governor Harris
OF about 80 600 In the First district Mr. Neeson is elect
ed 10 both the Federal and Confederate Congress by
large majority. In the third district Meexer received
1852 votes for tho Conederae Congress and for the
Federal Congress.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th says that Generals
Lee and Roscncranz attempted to get the advantage Of
Of each other IN an advanced position, and battle en-
eued. Forty federas killed. but the confederates
met with but little loss
Gen. Lee had two and Gen. Rosencrans four regiments
Gen. Lee aterward commenced fortyg the pass he had
gained near Big Spring in Pocahon,as county fifteen
miles from Hnntersvipe, which commands the turnpike
from Randolph to the Iewisburg aud Central road
The Charleston Couri publishes extracts from private
letters from Tampa, dated August which says that the
schooner Wanderer, which had been captured by tho
Union fleet brings Of the capture night. of the
United States steamer Crusader by the rebels.
JEYFKRsoNvLIH, Ind, August 10, 1861
Downs warehouse wherein the government had stored
conraband goods, burgariousy entered last night,
and pistols and other stolen.
The Charleston Evening Ne,cs has suspended. Most o.
the other Southern papers have raised the prices.
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, August 49, 1861
In consequence of tho rocont SPECIAL trains the South
west Branch and the extensive preparations made here
for sending endorsements to General Sege no trains
came from Roa tonight Nothing further has been re-
ceiyed from Springfield
The police office was taken possession Of this evening by
the United States authorities and special orders issued to
place the Home Guards under the varioue axno
ries to be prepared for any emergency This city quiet
now and no apprehensions Of disturbance are felt
1t is Understood that General Fremont will declare mar
tia law tomorrow.
loan Of $3.50 zoe was effected from our banks teSsy
by General Fremont.
Heavy siege guns are being mounted to command the
various Apr caches to the city.
It is stated that Gen. Siegel would have lost another
gun had he not compelled tho prisoners to drag the
field.
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OUR SOLDIERS AZ RICHMOND.
LETTER FROM HON. ALF'aED ELY-PRIsONERs o.
THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT AT RICHMOND.

OUR SOLDIERS AZ RICHMOND.
LETTER FROM HON. ALRtsED ELY-PRIsoNERs OF
THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT AT RICHMOND.
tfrom the Rochester Un1on.
we nave received tho following letter from Hon Alfred
matters Of interest especially that relating the priso
ners OF the Thirteenth regiment of which Mr. Ely sends
list az thirteen IT appears that Mr. Ely was troubled
to get paper TO write upon and his letter was closely
wrH upon asyia piece Of paper, upon which the pri
soners Oh the brteenh had written their names hopg
to relieve they friends by getting them published. We
publish with great pleasure the letter from Mr. Ely and
the memorandum OF the unfortunate soldiers which fol-
cNs and wcs attached Thereto
RICHMOND, Va, July "a, 1851.
was taken prisoner at the awful carnage which
took piece on the 2lst the battle ground at Manassas
Junctenor more properly between that place and Cen
trev-by South Carolina reg ilnent while visiting the
scene in company with United States Senator Foster Of
Comectcut Five hundred and ninetyfo prisoners of
war taken by The Confederates and probably many
moe. We are in Richmond, having arrived here last
evening, and are in prison IN tobacco warehouse. The
kindness and courtesy Of the military officers
ceponable and feel assured that especial Kindness and
attention to the wants and prvatons Of their prisoners
VINO nave unfortunately fallen into hands will be
tended v them have opportunity to detail the cir
cnmstaeeof my own capture at this time, but am de-
sroNe An4Sou should make known the of the gen
bys)0 have been taken prisoners Of war, and who
now ahround me as write. am unable TO learn from
the prvaes here whether any of the officers OF the Tr
teenth regiment wounded not. conclude they
not taken prisoners otherwise they would have
here. have paper to make further recitas, and WI
here close send this brief communication enclosed IN
letter addressed TO Mrs. Ely ALFRED ELY
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LIST OF PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1851,
The following is the list Of our wounded now at Rich.
ond as furnished us by Surgeons Foster Swift and j.
~ Lewis, who are among the prisoners discharged upon
parole