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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22

crew Of the Savannah that retaliation WI % t1senoeu
no far - shall be requisite 70 secure the
practice unknown 10 the warfare oil civilized man ano
20 barbarous to disgrace the nation which snaii Do
guilty Of inaugu rating L. q,
With this view and because Il nay not hays reached
vou nov renew the proposition Dado 70 the commander
Of The blockading squadron TO exchange for
taken on the Savannah equal rumbsr OF those nov
held BY %, according 70 rank.
lam, sir, yours, &c.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Prssidsnf,
and Commander in Chief Of the Army and
Nary Of The Confederate States.
RicHsorD, July 10th, 1861.
To Hs Eresllsney JrTyrnoS DAVIS,
Prssidsnt of the Confederate Statss.
sI, obedience to your instructions, left the city
of Richmond on the morning Of the 7th July at O'Clock
n, as bearer Of dispatches to His EIcsilency Aofa-
ham Lincoln President Of the United States Az IAN
.ssas received from General letter 70
eral Mcdowell commanding the U. 8. forces a. Afhns'
tom From Manassas proceeded to Fairfax courthouse
vhere vas furnished by General Bonham, an escort OF
furtsen cavalry under the command Of Lieut. Bsecken-
rdre. of the Virgins cavalry. Proceeding on the d.
rect road to Alex to its uncttH with the ROAD 70
Arp gton met detachment OF cavalry under the COM
mapd of Col Porter, U. s. A., about three miles from
the junction. from which place sent back my Escort
Capt Wbippe, u. s. A., accompanied me 70 Arlington
There arrived about o'clock P. H., Monday the
9Th. Gen Mcdowell noe being at Arlington, my Ar
rival was autographed MIN 10 washington oV.
ihout o'clock P. n, Col Van Rensaer, senior aid.
decamp to General Scott was sent TO convey me to Ge'
neral SCOTS found General Mo-
powell to whom delivered General Besuregards letter.
After reading Gen. BE- letter he passed it 70 General
scott Who being informed In this per that desired 70
deliver your communication In person. received oil me-
After reading your communication TO Mr. Lincoln Gen.
Scott informed me that reply would be returned by Mr.
Lincoln as coon possibe-and at the same time M
sructed me TO return to Arlington With Gen. Mcdowell
thence TO proceed in the morning back TO our lines
which did under an escort of twenty U. g. cavalry
commanded by Lieut. Putnam In my intercourse with
Gen. Scott aud the other officers ofthe D. g. have to
saw that was received with marked consideration and at
attention pud with that courtesy and Kindness which should
eyer characterize the diplomatic relations OF great ma
tions in war as well as in peace. understanding that
10 Mr. Lneolp, bsys the honor 70 state that Is vas
DONE and subscribe nyseif
Your obedient servant.
TH03 H. TAYLOR,
N
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A Great Battle and Glorious Victory.


The greatest battle since that Of Waterloo was fought
yesterday. IN the neighbOrhOOd OF Manassas, between
50 or 10000 sOu:hensrs side and s5 or 100000
Yankees and HsssiAns on the other.
The fight Vas begun early in the day BY Gen. Beau
regard dispatch received from President Davis who
ls here yesterday morning for the battlefield received
At O'Clock, states:
awe HAVE WON DEAR BOUGHT, But SIG
NAL VICTORY. NIGHT CLOSES ON THE ENEMY
IN FULL RETREAT, AND WE IN FULL PUR-
SUIT"
This despatch was read aloud from the spOtsvOOd
House TO immense crowd in the street last night and
excited the widest and most .umultuous Joy Through
istsss for Washi@gsOn, PAilsSslphia and H.,s York
were in Ugh demand
The only particulars -sSAve of this great and glO-
rious triumph are. that Gen. Beaursgard commanded
our right President Davis centre, Gen Johnston
lsh The enemy were supposed to be commanded BY
Gems. Scott Mcdowell and Patterson Our men opened
the attack early in the morning.
The aght became general about noon, and increas cd
In violence till night. The. loss is not known, ea-
eept that il great both side. The celebrated
shsrmans batseryswas taken by the Lyuchburg r. g.
nsnt-ths grand feat of thsdAy-shs Regiment sustain
ing heavy loss.
Among the distinguished officers reported to have
been killed on our side are Gen. Bee of South CArOh o.
General Kirby Smith Of florida and Col Johnson Of the
Hampton Legion
OF the killed of the enemy We kDOs nothing; bu! was
Immense.
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GEN. WIsE,s DIVISION.

CHARLESTON, Kanawha, July l6.
1000 Federal Troops nineteen N: e below Charleston,
O.. VIE within three miles Of them, with about $780,
s1pssdng N attack hourly.
c.p. Brooke Cavalry attacked an advance guard and
kill.d ,sn isho4i losing man, bus lost two horsss
cad one man wounded slightly.
ya hAa.s, ysGss, p.HL
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n-InaaIer GeneraI.

Col LOrng, of the late United States Army, VAS on
Saturday appointed by President Davis Brig General
o. the Confederate States and entrusted with the CON-
mapd Of the division lately under Gen. Garrett.
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10 the citizen. Of Richmond |:

TO INC NiHEoHs " :.
The telegraph reports glorious victory a. han'"aI me
wounded from .pv and all the Confederate States we'll
reou. uscor and e Invite the citizens
Richmond 10 m, ct q. the Washington Monument this hoHDAY
evening q. four o'clock concert for their aid and
fort JEEPH MAYO. Mayor
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THE WARRENTON SPRINGS,

FAUQUTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TNNOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or Wis
IfORS TE-For Board go per month $40 per vesf g
bsildfcn unasf ssa and ever Two ysan Of sss half price,
Hesa 90 Per nset % % espt Per day.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

y0 email s the pc pile vrgar contribute proper
their militia Strength the xgeuces the public dsfene-
Without great ,ienee q induguta interest," proposed
mabise the militia BY a:osptng nom tho volunteers for
twelve months each aod CITY to ten
CT It's entire While population, ascertaned By the Of
1s60
As part OF this per cent credit viii be given
and the numtes Of volunteers already contbutd
now In the n'lL
TO distinctly understood that this arrangement adept
ed IN ode prapeab to ayod The Of levy Of
the militia II 10 ped that the people Of the whole State
viii promptly avail t1eD,evs OF the alternative thus tdsrsd
Regiments vAla that portion Of the State
from which the ns have been called By the Proclamation Of
July IAN and l6 s that not intended hereby 70
Interfere v suspend hs levy therein required except where
county cy shall ente itself to exemption BY contributing
Volunteers required In the meanre sci
y viii gvsa for the formation Of Volunteer CouoaneI and
dus ofthe ropuaon military euiy, viii remain enroll
I'd for home defence and police
The the Proelsuaon Of JAY 13h, - 10
smmun viii apply equally 70 The Volunteers hereby pro-
vided for. .
Tbs places Of rsrdesyou within the district Embraced By the
Proclamation f A 49, will be the ZANE ~ therein provided tx
cept follows: -
kocibage luzu,ts and Bath counties win rsnde.vcu, s
B.auntoa and Highland county Al Monterey.
Volunteers from Other Of The state VIII rendezvous - re-
CURED By prosas@si,on Of May ~,
COMPANY o sss viii be elected By the eoupsaes and Geld
spponted By the Governor has been Done In The r
ments heretofore foru.d . .
GiyeA under ham, a. Governor and under the Seal
liz the Commonwealth Of yrs ns, this lsth aay Of July,
1861, and In The eighty SIKH year Of NE Comm nsesth
~ jya3-st JOAN LkT0HLk
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On the 10th Inst the resdencs tee brdeS father By the
James nundsy. Dr. Sh. HENNs Of Pnvhatsn, Miss
P0oAHosfAs r. ArGaIHsoN, daughter Of Dr. Benjamin O.
Megginson 81 Nelson
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Extracts from GreeIeJ and other New York
Papers No Secretary OF War-No COmman-
Asp.in.rhfpft

der'ln.Chtef!
Prom the N. Y. Tribane Of 1871
Afact Of fatal significance reported from Washington
may well fll all thoughtful observers with alarm and
anxiety We learn that the officer, Takatch BY name,
who led the party Of uneers from the Garibaldi Reg
meat on Sunday night from Virginia back to Washing,
ton, with guns loaded With ball. is 81 liberty 10 the city.
It also reported that bis men, with those Of the Denker
Regiment having consented to renognce their mutiny
are to be restored to their regiments The last report
though sufficiently surprsing, h comparatively unimpor
tant but that the leader Of open muny in front
the enemy, should be allowed TO 60 at liberty unpun
shed, for near week, slrpssses comprehension. In
any properly governed army Takatch would have been
tried aud shot within hours of his arrest and with
such neglect and ind ference what is next be expect
ed? We are now not surprised a. the reports which
have constantly reached US that many regiments have
deterorated in efficiency since reaching Washington
would seem that there Secretary Of War there and
above all, no Commander n.Chief or q state Of things
30 deplorabiy subversye Of ali discipline could never
exist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-22

m ONT WINE.-A very sapshor ArteeIn sooa and ssss,
= his = Fa,2 fzsAanr BlosE,
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AND MILITARY

MI ePY-GLAssES.
Franklin AZ Co.. scientific and practical Opticians, have
sxaln Eaeeeeded IN getting the haest assortment OF
Marine and Military spy-Glnssss.
Ana he9 their friends no. TO be TOO late this time.
AA@.s No l4s MAIN STREET,
Richuond "a.
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TO CORRESPONDENT.

~ Letters 0ssasss mud % aadrssa.s 4, a. ~n,r NJ
fAs EAfo"
Arsolss s'rss On SO saSs Of IA Paper % Aot bs puolA
o. ns = ris @ king ssandia9 Ougn % 30 knOsOa all
snd utR IN no case b departed ~ Ood1arv notices scssd
40 ssa hAss are eAGrgsd Jor a. advsretssasae
We oaaa0s vadsrtaks return rejected eouaEcasiOu
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DoyR,s RRBUMATJC LINIMENT:-Asa sure cure
u for nsunadsn-wsrsnisd IN every case Prepared and
for s.ss By wv psnss,s.
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THO5. II. TAYLOR,

Capt. Cavalry G. s. A,
And Lieut.. Col. 2sd Ky. Regiment.
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DOCUMENT A.
RlcHsosp, e:h July, 1861.

TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President aud
Cotan,ander-in- Chief of the Army and Nary
of the United States
SrR-Having learned that the schooner Savannah,
private armed vessel 10 the service and sailing under
commission issued by authority of the Confederate States
OF America had been captured by one Of the vessels
forming the blcckading squadron CT Charleston harbor
directed proposition to be nude TO the officer com.
maudiDg that squadron for an exchange oil The ocers
and crew of the Savannah for prisoners OF war held b
this government according to number and rank. To
this proposition made the 18th ut, Captain Mercer,
the osi5er in command Of the blockading squadron,
made answer on the same day that the prisoners ire
erred TOY not board of any Of the vessels under
my command"
II now appears, by statements made without contra
dicon in newspapers published in New York, that the
prisoners above mentioned conveyed to that city,
and hare there been treated not prisoners OF but
criminals that they have been put In IRONS confined
in JAIL brought before the courts Of Justice on charges OF
piracy and treason and it is rumored that they
bave been actually convicted offences charged for
other than that they bore in defence Of the
rights Of this government and under the authority Of its
commission.
could not without grave discourtesy have made the
newspaper statements above referred to the subject Of
this communication, the threat OF treating pirates
the citizens Of this Conedcracy armed for its service on
the high seas had been contained in your proclama
ton of the April last; that proclamation, however,
seems TO afford sufficient justification for considering
these published statements not devoid OF probability
It the desire Of this Government go to conduct the
war now existing mitigate its horrors as far as
may be possible: and with this INTENT its treatment of
the prisoners captured by It's forces has marked by
the greatest humanity and leniency consistent with pub
lie obligation have been permitted to return home
PAROLE Others to remain at large under similar cond
ton within this Confueracy and all have been furnished
with raons for their subsistence such as are allowed TO
own troops It Is only since the news has been re
eeved Of the treatment OF the prisoners taken the
Iannah that have bssn compelled to withdraw these
indulgencies and 10 hold the prisoners taken BY us in
strict confinement.
Just regard to humanity and to the honor Of this
goyernmsnt now requires M, to state explicitly, that
painful as will be the necessity this government will deal
out to the prisoners held by it the same treatment and
the same fate shall be experienced by those captured
the Savannah and II driven to the terrible necessity
VI FvAlisssa by ysw execution Of any Of The saesn o.
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PoLoGHA eAueAaEA-Jut received direct nom Europe oi
~ ofmpsrior Bologna sansagss, for salshy O. oRANz,
Ape No. nIchapas nlsek,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
j. ALLEN q Co.
Mineral Point, Feb.:d, 1860. elI
(bI, DER.
safe 81 Wisconsin. Iowa County, Circuit Crart.
James Toav Plaintiff.
AGAINST


Nicholas Coai. Edward Walsh. the unknown heiys
Of John Walsh. Prudence Thomas. Nm. Nanc:rro~,
Prudence Thomas ID, Mar Ann Thomas, Grace Cuth-
er. Mary Afford Thomas Afford. KITTY Hooking.
Samuel Hooking. and others. unknown heirs OF James
Nrrc,rroN decreased and all persons claim title
the northeast quarter Of the th-v@st quarter OF
section 81, in owrship north of range east, in
10 = County Wisconsin, defendants.
7 7 appearing by the affidavit or James Tosv. tbs
pl.int herein. that the object of this action ia
Obtain partition NJ the north east quarter OF tho
sout-we-t qssrter Of section % in town No north
Of range No. > east, in low, County Wisconsin.
the er parties 20 This action according 10
their respective rights and that Of the parties
having interest in said land 10 wit: The heirs OF
John Walsh deceased and of the heirs % James
N,ncarrow deceased. unknown and that Edward
\ ,lsh. Prudence Thomas. VIM. Nanc.rrow, p ua-nc-
Thorlt- ID " A Thomas reside out 81 thS Sta r and
h. found hprcin--o-tlcred that AL parties
- in the or - IN" IN or
b tom :. north range east. II lowS County
Wi eon>n. whereof partition = sought, he required
appear and answer the complain; in this action
which filed in the office OF the clerk tta tir-
cult Court for Iowa County Aforesaid the Sth in
June 1851 hy the 10Th d,v of August. A. r.. 1851
ana il is further ordered that this order lie served
sonslly upon sd unknown defendants ana The -.
PENDANTS who reside OF th- Statc.or hist the
publ hes, once in each week for -acc.s-i,a
weeks. in the Ninsra Point Tribune, ts Grst publicA
tion u b- made on the 18th June in.ixnt.
p-ted June 18th 1851. Ny. cOTHREN
. 6s-ae., Cirsuit 4 adss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-06-25
IN PRoBATE-IovA COUNTY COURT.

IN PROBATE-I0wA COUNTY COURT.
= The matter o tie Estate g LemucI Fairshild De-
cGSed
~ reading and filing the petition Of Burke Fair
child Of he city Of Mineral Point. Iowa County
MS. representing among other things that temuel
si child, late Of Said city the 27th day Of April
N6. a nis residence in said city, died inteState leav
NJ goods. chafttS. and estate within This county.
lat he (he said Peti oner) is the brother or said
deceased, and praying that administration of SAID
estate, be IL him granted. it is ordered that said
Petition be heard before the Judge OF this Court
Monday. the lSt d4y Of July, next, ensuing a. the
curt House in the Village Of DodsesiIle, in said
Sountv.
And i is further ordered That public notice thereof
given Ia al persons interested. by publishing .
'py of TINS ore- for three SUGGEST weeks prior
I'D dsv Of hearing. in the Mineral Point Tribene. a
~eekIy newspaper published AZ the City oc Mineral
ri 1t IN said county.
Dated june II. 1861 T.. VI. STRONG
3w-27. County Judge
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21
BLOOD PILLS AND BLOOD
~ PURIFIER!

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DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
When DIR. RopAcK. the celebrated Swedish Physician
introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills in the United
States he set forth in plain language their curative prop
critics. This years The task of commencing
whose character for sound judgement and philosophy
gives their opinions weight in the community, men. who
observe reflect, and make assurances douhy sure before
they decidarc approving and urging the
If these wonderful Preparations All who confe in tho
wisdom and honesty Of this class who chose nvcs
gate for themselves are Of mind this important
The evidence IN the possession II Dr. Roback which at
all times accessible to the public, establishes the following
p III FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
.xrfsff ga DYSPEPSIA,
with raeipg certainly and in avery short time. That af
all other medicines have proved useless they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and the health and strength OF the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have angushed for years in helpless weakness and
dependency rccupcate with great pdity under their
invigomting operation Thai all sexual disabilities are
removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating properties.
That they recruit
IS SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
they may have tri.d with abused tha
their direct tendency II lengtben life, and render IL
oyable. That operating directly upon the poison Of the
disease in The blood they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
anddischargc from the system, every faint Of Scroula,
whether hereditary otherwise. That they y
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
an there Is disease OF the Stomach and Bowels. the
Liver the Nervous System, the Skin Glands Muscles,
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBJ
STRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD
OR SECRETIONS,
which they do not give prompt relief and, Of admins.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21
A New Article!
DR.. Roback'S Stomach Bitters

new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial for giving
the Stomach and the prevention of bilious
complaints incident to the Western country Try IL
AS morning drink; to assist digestion md relieve Dys
pcpsia, II has equal. Try il. =
In daror sspersor all other Bifters. Try it,.
The formula Of these Bers (ls6 the property
Of DR. Roback originated with Of the Oldest and
eminent Medical Practitioners Of the VEST aud h direct
ly predicafed upon the of the We people.
1heee Bttcrs derive their stimulus from the powerful
the and herbs (which they
posed they are, by aayng cravings of
the stomach. directly prompfiye of - "A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

in which they do give prompt relief and, or admns
tered before the vcrycael OF lifo HIS been inyaded) e
feet a painless and perfect cure
Bcafin mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG ETA BILE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed BY the experience of fhons
ans Of living witnesses. who in letters adavits medical
works, and by word Of mouth proclaim them to be the
very best preparation Of he kind offered TO the broken
down victims OF i-beaith They hunt disease through
every and organ Of the system, and expe it. thor
oughly and permanently.
No doubt their superiority aer single trial
they only better but in fact cheaper than any
other ls for it takes less number Of them to produce
better fleet
Price o the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
Per bottle IS per half Dozen OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills. % per box boxes for 81
Read Dr. Reback's Special Notices and Certificates,
time It<
Dr. Reback's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
Medical Information. be had gratis Of any of his
Agents throughoufthe country ,tSs7zsst SO -
In diifcut or complicated Cases, Dr. Roback may be
consulted personally or by letter enclosing one stamp for
the reply
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21
Is il constitutional TO emancipate Slave,
for the purpose Of ending the War!
0......a.. :. f IL d.. L.

for the purpose Of ending the War!
Opinion Of JOHN Quincy adams.
''cIlay this down as the law Of nations.
say the military authority takes. for the
time. the place Of all municipal insttu-
tions; slavery among the rest. Under that
state of:shings. solar rom lis being true
that the State where Slavery exists have
the exclusive management of the subject
not only the President Of the United Statcs,
but the Commander of the Army has pow
er to order the universal emancipation of
the si6ves. - Z EfIzluTs zfnca
'sFrom the instant that your Slave
holding States became the theatre of war.
civil. .serviie or foreign. from that instant.
the war powers Of Congress extend to in
reference with the institution of Slavery.
in every way in which it can be, interferred
with-from claim Of indemnity for slaves
taken or destroyed. to the cessian Of the
State burdened With Slavery to foreign
power"
IF civil war come. If instruction come.
is this teIeagaered Capial. is this besieg-
ed Government to see millions Of its SUBJ
jects in arms, and have no right to break
the letters which they are forging into
swords? No! The War Power Of the
GoveFhment can sweep this Institution in
to the Gulf" ~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

PRINCIPAL once and sacsroou East Fourth street,
81 building from Main Street, Cincinnati. 0hi0 Labora-
tory No. - Hammond Street.
and T. A. Lemon, Plymouth; Robert Cornwall Bourboni
John Kesslsr, BIoemngsburg; w. STANCE, and Jonas
Miller Bremen; John Cess Eppccanocfown, 4. = c.
saifh Marnonf; Haigh B1o Argos; and BY Druggists
and Merchants generally throughoutthe United States and
Cansdas. - tnarvhl4 19m5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21
TEMPERANCE.

proprietor ceyes that in making them widely
known the public welfare will he subserved
1t will be for sale by all Of Dr. RobacSs numerous
Agents, Hotels the country In the mean
me orders will be filed direct from Cincinnati in any
quantity and ct the lowest rates 1t put in Quart
Bottles, and securely packed In one dozen cass Hall
IL dosiredt essff.ts+ z.sss+ 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-11-21

NsOLD3 SILVER AND PAPER
NJ MONEY WANTED AT THE -
Manlnnotll Hardware Store
OF BUCK ToAN.