The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14
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81 EurloEshS.
u; De py.leu; policy o. this Government
pie, 70 soldiers who are rendered in
~ t:era.e, from performing active
H. 10 substitute therefor f. full dis
. from tAe service. 4 sufficient reason
y igAl be found IN every large hospi-
u h requires, for its proper support, an
y - uGtlny q money and an amount OF
hevonl computations; but Il still more
D. o'EaGeht Is presented by the indi-
i soldier, who leaves the camp tempo
:Jr The hospital, and there receives
i ;re,tmeui. No mothers or wife's
l. LAID gently upon his f-yered brow.
IsTt, amid scenes Of suffering, his wants
baise.tl H. BY strangers, and II is not
/ lt.r th1s lie should be restless and
sat igr az opportunity to es-
Thus he may leave the hospital
l,u7..yi AID according to the con-
i Il t,s iuTl0uGh, gots OF TO camp,
I ape are ami f4,!au. wiz bring Ga Z
; AEa' t'oa. - the hospital he goes
there le!Aaps 10 die. On the other
II ey-T, soldier in this situation re-
lEI discharge, lie goes home TO his
: rnG're.a ,iNes, aHG in due time his en-
:! 'fau.r exp, FleuSts jGc benefits OF care
.Tsl7E, lie warm blood courses health
'"fouEu his veins, aud his eye resaias
MID tse. Then, when lie hears OF the
= Il his old comT;t es liz the field, his
.1Is with sTden, enthusiasm, ant. again
IS his mUsaet or his sword and hasteus
r. lis place beside them once more. BY
1yc'iur- Tie country is relieved OF a
.. Nni he soldier, who IL light have Ian
- a4t died IN z hospital, is endowed
.e'T NE and yisor. There can be no
rs io the true policy OF the Govern
10 talsrcsrelt. Abundant Illustrations
'f reduced IN support of il, while not
Isis III favor Of contrary practice.
etreat OF AoseHcrans-Euu Purlicu.
lars.
Lave 81 length received q full and an-
4 account Of the retreat of Rosencrans
b r1"r'l arrY from Ri. Sewell Noun
On thr morning OF Sunday, the 9th in
Il MAS discovered that the enemy, who
RI eucauTod about a mile and hall
y onr forces, ut the Sturgeon farm,
!ap nt New"ll, had removed his tents,
p ihf az appearances indicated, retreat
''ohti savage, OF the It'll Tennessee
"A'. Instantly made an advance with
t''aI;>Hl-s Of his com mand, and the
X DlAie Rifles, Captain Jones. The
Colonel Geployed TWO Gem panies upon
ht ard ietl of the road to stir up the
, sa|uii he BE- concealed in the under
"i.A thr Object Of aInbuscading, while
''p''iA Jones ) company and another
'"te1 cautiously along the pike. No
"8s IoUad, however, and in due time
r. 9"EaGe, with his little command,
'sa up the drciivity into the centre OF
race encampInent. Rosencrans ITO use
1'o" "a IN ssiOpj had "sm elled q mice
'f~iiec Win all possible diligence, I'M
V' darkness, leaving several wagons
y ATSt Let OF cooking utensils, and
'tu'pige Of every description.
aug 70 The westward, some seven or
LIES away. the enemy was discovered
''Nr"i. making, IN all probability, for
''o rap or Gauley river. He was evil
"@eA alarmed, as--heside the wastage
'i'i'--hour, sugar, coffee, and other
",'e S'fc~n from the summit to the
'0e mountain, distance of Eve miles
''-s A"o tArown up no Notifications
'''S amp, but lay for two weeks with
a'-Vl OF orr force, and completely
: 'o Iiis been known in time, the
army would, ere this, have been on
- prisoners, 10 Richmond. This is
''V'e Tact, 'nasmuch as Rosencrans
,'''e' considerable reputation AS
'o' no military man would be
'He oinnder Of leaving his camp ex.
s"eh length OF time, to any at
~ 'u'su' be m lde upon II, and the on
IA SgAs,
angling through the Yankee eneamp.
ca hour, Gen. Lee, who arrived
Doi' Savage. ordered the troops To
-. al0 thus ended the pursuit, Of which
'9'hoFs hav. heretofore reached us.
.a,' 49, al last adyiees were lying In the
:, ~''" ofeastworks that could avail
"ao wondering whittier they would
ofaered-East or West.