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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-11
EnanN r.. OLns.

io6 In our editorial Of last week, in speak
ing of tie election Of Edison B. Olds, we
used the following language WHO is
Edison B. 0lds (? = A man with.
out an honest principle = A moral
monster-rottea 10 the very core aud
stsnchiul to the very BREATH" This Ian.
gusge was not intended to apply 10 him
. (Olds) in his privale character. So far
as his private or business relations are
concerned, we have no question TO make.
We doubt not he stands as well as men
in general. The expression was made in
. q political sense and intended to apply to
him (olds) as a politician. This much
. we deem but justice TO the friends Of Mr.
Olds and particularly to ourselves
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FROM RURNSiDB's ARMY.
New York. Dc. 6.-Ths following is
from the Herald
HEADas,s ARMY OF PoToMAc,
n NoYemhar hlh.

from the Herald
HEADas,s ARMY, OF PoToMAo.
n ,s November 9th. 6
! Re ent re 'onnoissnces have discovered
tNat no at smpt is made by the enemy to
hold the section north Of the Rappahan-
mock, 'her forces having entirely evacu.
aled the county,, with the exception OF
small scouting parties. AE" ~
Theso cross the river st a small. blind
isriy, now easily found in consequence Of
low water, and after a dash upon our Out .
posts succeed il escaping by some new
routes uitkneWnao our pickets. "a
Difficulties Heretofore existing in the
transmission Of mails between Washing.
ton and Headquarters, b. the energy Of
Headquarters Postn,asters Hsslett and
Coaley, have at length been overcome,
and we now get letters without delay,
-Convalescents aud exchanged prisoners
are Aockiug to their commando 10 great
numbers. .tt,l RtssgfA
Burhside's order Recommending the
discharge of off ers guilty of neglect Of
duty. in lowing their commands 10 be
surprised by the enemy, givss universal
satisfaction. and will undoubtedly cor
rect the serious evil Of caIelessness on the
pant of commanders Of outposis. No ne VS.
from, the front. Yesterday Hooker re.
We've Sickles' division. The day was
sp'eudid and field uuexcslled. The milh
tary display was the finest Of the cam
psign r,. r.sfs c47g r-
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OBITUARY.

DIED-0n Saturday the 29th OF Mo-
vembcr, 1869, of Typhoid Fever. MARY
CATH ARINE SUTPHEN. daughter Of
James and Sarah sutpheu. at the resi-
dencs Of her father in Liberty township,
FAN field county. OHIO, aged 10 years, 3
mouIhs and IL days. She left 10 mourn
father, mother. two brothers and three
sisters, and a uunb~r If relatives ard
friends. She was highly esteemed and
loved by al her Assc ciates. ahd wor
their affections by her repeated acss, o
Kindness. She was called away from a
in the bloom Of youth. During her sick
ness she was never heard to complain
hut bore it with patience. ... .,.,-
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Desperate Battle in Arkansas.
BATTLEFIELD. NEAR FAYErTEvILLE,l \
ARKANSAS, December g. (


General IIerion's forces, en- route to re
enforce, General Blunt, met the enemy
yesterday on Ora WORDS prairie, 10 miles
south OF Fayetteville, Arkansas, aud won
a decisivs victory over them. The enemy
were rwenty.fOur ,houssnd strong. divid
ed into four divisions, under Generals
Dawson. Msrmaduks, Frostand Rains, all
of whom wers under General Hindman.
embracing the flower of the Irans MssiS
sippisn army. They wsrewell supported
by park of eighteen pieces Of artillery
The emmy hauked General Blunt's
position a, Cane Hill, and made sudden
attack on General HeriOu to prevent him
uniting with General Blunt. a.
General Herion's force consiste ! Of the
94tb AMI 37tb Illinois. 18Th and 20Ih
Iowa, 26lh Indiana. and goth Wisconsin.
a battalion or two Of cavalry; in al, from
$500 to 1000 men, and twenty four
pieces of artillery.
The battle ragged from 10 o'clock A Il.
NJ, ill dark, and was desperately fought
throughout. ..4as sa .raf1
Our artillery drove the enemy from
two strong POSITIONS, and kept their over,
whelming numbers at bay. The goth
Wisconsin captured rebel battery OF
four heavy guns. but were forced to a5an.
don them under murdeious FIRE. Tho
18Th Iowa also took the same battery and
fought must desperately. but were also
obliged 70 yield it. Almost every regi-
ment distinguished ITSELF About four
o'clock Gen. Blunt arrived from Cave
Hill with 5000 men and strong force
Of artillery, and attacked the enemy in
the rear. The rebels made desperate eff
forts to capture his batteries, bot were
republished with terrible slaughter. We
held the whole field at dark, and before
o'clock that night the entire rebe! force
was in ful! retreat over Boston noun
taius. Our loss in killed and wounded
600, that Of the rebels 800, by their own
admission. Several Of the enemy'S field
officers we're killed among them Colonel
Stein, commanding brigade, formerly q
Brigadier Of the Missouri State Guard
Only few prisoners we're taken. We
ccptured four caissons filed with .ammu,.
milton. Lieut. Col mcfarland Of the 18Th
Iowa, was The only 6eld officer killed on
our side. Major Hubbard Of the First
Missouri Cavalry, was taken prisoner.
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A Strange Storv.-A BIasphemef struck
nnmh


A startling instance Of terrible punish
msnt for thoughtIess oath is thus rela
ted by correspondent Of the Salem (O.)
Republican, writing from the lo4,h Ohio
Regiments ..
Quite strange affair occurred 10 Co.
K, few days ago. One Of the boys got
out of humor because he had 10 60 OF
dress parade. He sWors about il a good
deal. and declared he wOuldn'. 60 Out;
he hoped God would never let him speak
another word il he went ou. on dress pa.
rade. He went out on dress parade. and
the next morning was utterly unable TO
speak. The poor fellow cried bitterly,
but /. was too late. He bad prayed aud
was answered. Some srid his language
was. II hope Jesus Christ will strike me
dumb. IL I ever 90 on another dress pa.
rade or battalion drill" Some say he
did not go out that evening But oil ac :.
counts agree on tee main point, that he
wished 10 be made . mute, and is now .
mute.
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2 ExeIisnsst hsaibIt the IndIaas In
lllnneeofa.

81. PAUL, Dec. GA body Of one hun.
drsd and fifty citizens. armed with hAicb.
cts. knives. and other wssponS. forced
their way through the guard, with the in.
teBdOb.of numbering the indian prisoners
confined at Camp Lincoln, Markato. but
were surrounded. captured and reIe'ss d
on parole. The Governor has issued a
proclamation urging the people Of Min
nesOts not to throw away their good name
BY acts Of lawIessuess He says that Ihs
people have just cause Of complain. Of
tardiOess 10 Execnliys action. but ought
to 6ud reason for f'rbsarance 10 The Ab'
sorbiug cares which weigh upon the Pres
ident. II he declines 10 punish the In
d;aDs. their case comes under the juriS
diction of the civil authority. - ,
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Tbs Rev.j. G, Fletcher gave uslast
evening. a brillian' lecture on the religion,
customs and psop.e of Brazil SELDOM
bave wo relished anything more ,h.uIhe
picture be laid before his audience Of that
txuberant garden OF the tropics ladyr
with it's strange variety Of fruits and
flowers, teeming with perpetual harvts,
for the hand of man. Surely that cout
try pgst ba the ,gardeo of theyworld, and
il it's people had the enterprise which
moves this Yankee nation, imagination
could not set DO und to the results they
would produce there. As yrelevaat 10 ,hi'
comparison the Reverend gentleman stat
ed hiatt the best Remedies employed there
for the diseases to which they are suffice.
are invented and supplied to them by o,il
own well known count,yman. DR.. j. 9
Aver Of Lowell Mass, and that not tn
people only but the priesthood and IT,,
court Of the Emperor down, have constanl
recourse in sickness to he Remedies %
this widely celebrated American Chemis
Ledger, Boston. .,..er
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, Letter from lbe isi Ohio Resl.nent.
n'a q Z, CANE (, NEAR NAsHvrLLE,)

aa' r'odi'' CAMP NEAR NAsHvILLE,) lr
,..r ,i1 ,1r u, Dec. lat. 1862 "
80 In order To- relieve the anxiety of the
".IO;h Corporsl.'' Cod, 46th Q. V.ai'
,as to The whereabouts of''Comer,' | once
more send you ,wha, little scraps of war
alhews and war incidents | have been able
to gather after my long silanae--a silence
wep. over in secIe, anguish by you, no
doubt silence Which the reading pub
lie Of Fairfield and the civilized world
ahaSe doubt less mournsd ! As Old Rip
Van Wlnklc walked up on the mountain
side after a slumber of twenty years. SC
I:after !apse of over three mouths
find myself awAkenipg from a slumberiDg
,le,hargy. to rsviviy the sinews o.
thought "ihy another of my magnificent,
rhetorical and sage epistlesl
Company A, LIST Ohio Volunteer In
ian,ry. the company and regiment who
has the very doubtful honor of possess
ing me as member, having been detailed
ss guard to brigade teams yesterday
went to Nashville after Qlarlermaster Z
storesa lAlrer] loading up [ found itcon
venient on my, way homeward,oto STOP
over and see the "90th,' aud that | W as
ubuud ,nty repaid tor climbing the huge
bill on the top Of which they have their
emp. j. question of no doubt with
either my heart or stomach. Fairfield:
bows we're all OK so far as 1 saw Quar-
termaster Jake Ormun. Captairs Alvat
Perry and Lewis Carpenter Lieutenants
Lang Su,phsn. S,m Widener. Gus Keller
end George Welsh, whole .soulrd. jolly
aBi jubilant whilst Doctor Henry w
Carpenter as il Dame Fortune was moi
satis6ed in his rase with the various pro
motions she has given him already (frou
Hospital Steward TO Assistant Surgeon
from Assistsu, Surgeon to Principal
from Principal Regimenlal to Quinine
Inspector for Brigade has given him
the position Of Medical Purvevor on the
STAFF of General Critic nden !! ~ | dc
no. know precisely what these mean. bu'
some Of the best trigononetryists we have
10 the army have figured it up IN THU
style Il: Medical ParvsyOr who orders
q cart load Of suinins from Louisville
aud issues it out to Brigade SUI Qeons BY
the bushel. Emoluments, ,--Sl98 pei
month. ...,
I have not seen the 18th o. V. I. fol
some time, but l am confident it ha:
not "bsen wounded in the foot" Sinc'
the celebrated " Retreat from London,
the " Skirmish in front Of Corinth, 4" oI
tho bragg and Buell. Foot Race fol
Louisvi!le"I The "1Oth Corporal" car
rest easy on that score, for Gen Kosecranl
hearing of the vast service it WAS able t.
perform in the Railroad line, set II tC
work in clearing out the blown up tunne
near GallAtin. and now. thanks to patri
otto arms and Union loving muscle. TO-
gether with loyal wheslbarro vs. and Con.
Stitutioual spades aud picas, railroad
communication is open TO Louisville, sup
plies can como 10 the army, officers Gar
ride to the Gait House, and friends 81
home can send box Of provisions and
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sMIrH's JnwrLRr sroRr, North, on Main

SMITH's JxwELRY Store. North, on Main
straet-nsar the Court House--in tha
shop once owned by Gates, may be found
in great abundance Watches, Clocks and
precious jewels, geld and silver-glitler-
ing bright as the sunlight of the morn
'ipg-good as 'old wheal-cheap as ashes
just the thing for Christmas presents
time insurers--metal perfecs--prices
lower than miaer could expect them
Smiths the owner. always ready, al
ways pleasant apd always smiling. Call
and see hin--buy present for your
sweetheart or your neighbor.
We thank GEORGE for the neatest. pret-
tiest. best little time ii ce. in the shape
Of = clock. we have yet seen.
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country made socks to Co. 4, Ist o. V,
1. U, 8, A. near Nashville. Tenn. almost
any time they are So disposed
Our. Company. from having been re-
duced 81 one time down 70 32 men and
no commissioned officer, has now SO men
present. a full complement Of "Com
mish, and one Lieutenant in embryo
whether he will forever remain 10 EN-.
bryo or not, depends whether he gets bis
commission or not. 0ns thing is Ger,
tain: Orderly Solomon E, Homsn de
serves it. Active and attentive to all his
duties. the ranking on-commissioned ID
officer. wounded iu battle whilst doing
more than his duty. promised the frsl
vacancy, he has been daliied with and
cajoled, whilst Oti ers, Eve and number
have been promoted over him. What il
the reason? Soils father is not an tnfu'
ential politician Soils relatives have MOI
tho "wherewi,hal" to turn red tape into
Rhine wine color aa
| David Murphy of O.. A, died in Hos
pitsl at Louisville. on the Gath ult., o.
disease Of hssrt. He bas brother still
in our company, who, together with III
all. feels his loss deeply. But few DEATH
from disease have happened in our com
pany; we have been luckier than mos
companies. but still such cases cast {
shade Of gloom over soldiers hea'ts tha
the general hilarity aud noisome glee q
camp life cannot entirely dispsl. ,,
Beauregard was superseded BY Bragg
Grant by Hsllerk Buell. by Rosecrsus
Mcclellan by Burnside, and Conner b
Timmons What a mighty change. an
still the world moves on Who woul
have thought. three hundred thousan
years ago. that on the very day Majo
General burnside was placed in cpmman
Of the Army of the Potomac. the Secon
Sergeant Co A, lst Ohio Volunteer IN
fantfy, would gst post Of honor" in th
woods OF Snowy HIP Blu.
\, ~ Time aud chance, and a fsvcring sky, @
~ Can tuIpagrub 10 abuttorhy." IN rol e.
We are now camped on the Railros
uear the Linatic Asylu OF Tennessee
about 22 miles from Murfreesboro, an
but few miles distsnt IRON Laversn
where several regiments OF Secesh ca
airy are quartered. When the Cumbe
land river rises and uninterrupted cor
. muDication is secured on the L & N,
We advance on Rebsldom once more ca
! rying death and devastation to raj fsnc
! and creating Union feeling by bbil
t smoke houses and hen roosts. We W
winter somewhere 10 tie South. hut ne
Spring We will return Northward to /
pair track, build corduroy bridges, a
+. eat up the surplus products OF Yan4,
dom. .,.... ...,.,., .. .a.,
Lieutenant James N. Wyley, after
absence Of niue months on detached at
: vice, returned to company week az
Q but only caught army lice on himself y,
10 terday, all of which were left off on !
role and sent Sonth. where they proper
y belong. a HARRY COMER, 5
Al II. H'.a Co A, lst o V. /. u. 8
d gsf Camp near Nashville. Tenn.
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s' ,S ,CT Another very large stock Of Boots
and Shoes has just been received at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store, Main
Street, Lancaster. Ohio. Almost every
stys Of Boots and Shoes can bs found a
this establishment. Call and examine
= their stock and you will certainly not 81
away without purchasing, See advertise
:. mani in another column.
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n ~
II granted by the probate Cont Of FAirneld County,
Ohio, will ofer for Sals 81 publh auction on
Saturday, the Srd day of Janaary.
I'D 1903. at s'siosk, pa. HpSa 'As pyeniss'i the
folio wing desehbed Heal Estate, situate IN said
couny OF FaiAeid and State OF Ohio, subject 70 the
dover estate of Elizabeth 4, Holsmsn. tI-Wit
Being paris OI all the quarter seetoDS In section No
IS, ToW1Ship No ~, In Range No 20. BeEinniI ~
stooe ou the half section line st the corner OF the
land Of Jacob H. Smith. 20 poles Sorh Of the centre
said section; thence north 10 chains and Ulinks
70 4 stone being smother corner Of said Jacob H..
Smiths land; thence West 10 chains " links 10 q
stone; thence South iSK deg. West " chains and 8
linkstO post; being Garner Of lot now owned BY
Philip King--tbence East chains AID - hhks 10 .
post; thence SOuth chains and 10 Nhks 10 post;
thence West3 chains and a iinks 10 post: thence
Soaib chain. TO post, from which white OAK ~
inchesin diAns,er bears youth 30 dog Eah EJ hnks
distant, and a hickory 10 inches in diam eteT bears
Norm II deg, East - links distant; thence South
t9deg. East q ehains and ~ links 10 posi thence
North 10 deg, East chains 10 post: thence SOrih
Ia dog West ~ chains l. the beginning e0ntainfng
50 and 5l.I00 acres mors or less.
| ..Appfaised, eneumbersd As Aforesaid at o5fs %;
10 be sold At not less than tSoIhrds the appraised
VHlue, and aoD The terms of obsihird 10 hand, and
the bElaueeintu yearly paymeBt', With Interest.
| JAN ESSTlNSON.
dd'mT with the will snnexod Of George Hoisman dsS
JOHS 3. BRASKE. dtiy.
Lancaster, Gov. 20, Ino7-5W29piS $500
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 8 h inst. at the
residence Of the brides mother, BY the
Rev. NJ. H. Hockman, Ma. MATTHEW
REID. and ,NRs ELIZA J. .SHuMAN, daugh.
ter Of Rev. G. WeiSz. dee.
On the 2d inst, by the Rev. P. G.
Benadum, at his residence is Lancaster.
HR. JOHN B. WoLFoRD aud Miss CAROLINE
Grove, all Of this county.
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NoTIcE TO SPoRTsMeN.-I will prose
cute, .G thegfulles. extent fOt The law. all
persons who may be found hunting for
game of any kind onmy premises, on and
after, this date. DANIEL ARNOLD.
Lee A. 1862 55 40 @ - u
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cT0ar young friend, GEo. BURBEs
RY, has Just received large lot of toys
for the coming holidays, Call on George
examine his stock oftoys, aud buy some
thing to make glad the hearts of you
little ones. p
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Assignee's NosIce.

ishsrSb1 glteB thai tho andersiphsd ha,
been duly sppointed asd qualified 40 Assignee Of
the properly OF LEVY x BLOCK. Persons knswing
thssefvos ~ DO indSbtsd 70 raid Levy 4 Block are
requested ~ make Immediate payment. and those
haVing eluins AgAiDst thsm viii present. The sane 10
the undsTGigned, AsaigpeO HENRY LEVY.
Lancaster, Oct 10Th, Io62s3M30.
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE Rev. Geo. H. Ful
lerion will commence his labors, as Pas
tor Of tie Prssby terrain Church, mex
Sabbath, l4tb inst. Service morning ant
evening at'the usual hour.
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sTRAYED or STOLEN

UNRoN the stable OF Ihe subscriber, In C resHAeld
township. Oa Sunday evening. Oct 20. 1861. q
soTrel mare. The mare mAy he recognized
by SPssk In the right eye and small star Ia the
forehead.
liberal reward will be paid for her return or aHy
information concerning her Whereabouts.
Nov. %, i66G.-3K3j JOHN \. YOUNG.
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Twelfth Collection District in
talt9 g Ohio. IIdIAq'

NOTICE rs HER EBY GIVEN TO ALL
i1aia valuations and enume erntons made and taken
within the county OF Fairfield, in said Collection Dis
trci by Assistant Assessors will be deposited In the
th.re ian oman for examination from the 4thto the
sofa day Of DsesmSsrA d. 1852, inclusive, aud that
on the S4th, Q0h. 9Th and e9th deys Of December,
A. d. 1867, appeals will 6e received and determined
or excessive valuations or enumerations made and
returned To- him by the Assistant assessors, nt the
Assessors once aforesaid, and that on said last nam
any and ail persons who may apply fot that purpose;
ne lists taken and returned by Assistant assessoIs as
aforesaid. f"t
made M writing and shall specify the partioufGr
cause matter OF thing respecting which deeison 10
feduested. .--', CHARLES r. SH.BPPBH,
Assossor Of 18th Collection District of ohfo.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. Il 1852,
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HE John G. Weaver has just received
large stock Of hardware, cutlery, iron
and nails.
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.E.ta,c Of LvdIa IrubIe.

NIOTICBis hereby given that the undrrsignea hA
| v been duly aPpOinted aud qualified a. admibiS.
traitor Of the Estate Of Lydia Rubls. deeeAsed.
GEORGE RUBLR.
Nov. II, 1885,. 1--we f.
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FOR SAVE BY

For sale In Fairfield eouhIy by Gee, Kaufman &
Co., ,Sihord & DelaGhmufhi Lancastet; Il Kaib Rush :
antvilIe; G. p. Hauiffn, Oak lAnd Harmaa & Curtis.
Pcke gton; n. l.. Nicely, Baltimore, BS6ty q Me-
CanhIish. Rremen; SandSrman & KnauRs Amanda;
:. l.. Brattin, New salem; Ioseph RaeK Miiierport.
Harner, Basil. and ~ druggists and merchants
generally ushoutths uuited Ssssss and Cauadas-
Sept. I2, 1861,
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EXAMINATION IN THE HIGH SCHOOL,
The Senior Class, in Miss ]. NJ. Becket's
Room, will DO examined 10 ,Matal Scianc ct
and Grology, on Friday afternoon, Dec
rmber 10 h, 1869. All the friends o
Education are invited to be present.
J..F. REIsMUSD,
gbalyg's ionojoz9 lsupsrin iendenq!l
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MASONIC CALENDER
DIssOLUTION NOTICE

N1oTicR ls hereby given Thai the parnsrahip ns
N iOkJrs 0xistiBg under lhs nIn uape III LEVY
BI0cK. bss Deeh dissolved b. mutual eonseni,
HPJAc0s BboeK will be found Al the Old stand
LEVY & BLOCK.
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Estate OF Jacob l.. Feeman.
NOTICE ishereby given that the subscriber has
Y been appointed and qualified administration Of
the estate Of Jacob \, Peeman. late Of Fairfield
.eouRty, deceased. r, .4.r.I JOHN L. FEEMAs.
octobet I6, IsGq-3W3os rus ,1Ur ..it
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Administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.

TN PURs q ANC r OF hN OA DIR
| granted by the probate Cont Of FAirnsld Count!
Ohio, will Offer for sale at publh auction on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-22

The HExRlCo LiGHT DlIGooNs.-This fne body of cav.
airy on their return home route for North Carolina
we're entertained with dinner the l5h inst at the
Columbian Hotel by large number oflhc mos: respect
able citizens OF the county Of Henrco The company,
under il gallant leader Capt hcGrudsr attended with
full ranks and presented fine appearance shen
they left city mon;ts sgo. The diuner served
in excellent style and preceded by huge bosls OF
supe teddy. General William II. Richardson presided
Hlary and good feeling prevailed aud uaay spsechss
lad sentiments delivered. After entiments c. Al.
o mentary 70 Genera! Wise, and the Benrico 'roop
had been proposed and received sith great snihu.
sasm speeches were made By Col J. LuedS Davis Col
James Lyons, John B. Young. Esq, Cap. y. hcGruder
Caps Rosser Lieut. Bdr-ell, Col AcRse, Dr. J. r. Gar.
nett and others. In the Of hs iosarks Col De.
vis stated that the Henreo troop h Killed and wound
ed in their late campaign, more css enemy than their
cvn number, ~ithou: the los. R man or a horsn on
heir side. This troop he, strong hold on the alIsc.
ions Of the county rsSgss-on IN cton which will be
strengthened no caE, h, i;s future careerApd in the
compliment o. %ais dPnsF have evidence of the ap.
9rseiahoE I, Ac pa.ooIic devotion of this noble old
conSA-y. We ha',e written this brief and imperfect
,Lssch IRON the verbal statement OF gentleman who
Ias present 5y oversight tho not repre-
seued on Tie cec1soD and consequently no notice has
heretofore seII Yak sn OF the event