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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

JOSEPH A. WRIGHT has been appointed U. s.
Senator from Indians in place OF Jesse d. Brig! +
expelled. Gov. Wright wasa Democrat in par,
~ times, but not quite after the the Bright pat
tern.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

COUNTY CoxxIssIoNER.-We are glad to an
nounce that Hon. Crosby Miller consents to be
missioner, for which he was nominated last week
by che County Convention for Windsor County.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

jeff. Davis has appointed the 18th inst. as a
special day Of fasting and prayer throughout
his dominions.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

Rev. VIM. Clark, late of Constantinople, is
to be associated with Mr.. Hiram Orcutt in the
Glcnwooi Seminary, West Brattleboro.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

A Chicago paper having said that the seces
sionists were in league with hell, Prentice sug-
gests that they arc within a league of il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

Frank Roberts and G. G.. Hutchins of Ben.
nington, recently fishcd two days in Shelburne
lake. and caught 70 pounds of ~pickerel.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

forelgn exchange: Would il not be as wen
70 oner England our Bright for her Brlgn.'
Ours Is too bad for us hers is too good for he''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

Inc title Of o book or lecture is halt a sue
GERS, a lecturer in Pennsylvania has u lec,ui !,
upon The Men who Spell Cabbage with q n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
nase ln~ra'isudc

rcm'shtns over fsen'y yeera ago. young
stripping, OF the name Of Alex. worrail, came
TO this city In the corps Of Assistant Ensi.
neers fer ife Richmond. Fredertckahurg and
Potomac tlroad Company, under ,hs hus.
paees Of Mon cuIe Eoh,uson. Esq. This young
man hsing foreigner and :riandlcss, except
ms a. - hi, Patrons. Va. received with that
warm hearted kindness that our rearle % Of.
ian Hxtrrd 10 the ~'rangcr. nur,va he period
~ hts rss'd'rce hare, ne received every mark
nf tintress =: tho hands Of ocf cttzens they
took him in Incl. houses and nur.sd him IN
.'"sne", AM m'.tnrtrn. ard placed BIN IN
lucrative ot1@.s. = = left Eichwc"d ahcnt IT .
time # tt@ commencement = ho.:1iiuss "no
Is row acting ssrc,ueer ,or re tsnees' ="
the j,e.hnerd and Rnercss hFfffoA'' ~ 4"
h3va r'rsr nenvi - a mas" painfe'' '"Ne ~
inareutrhe tn vat VT! te',h fh' feoe!"
II, any iss,cn. hv which icy VIII d"""''s''
rr,h'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

Dis:. NJ y 27th, At tue residence OF Mrs. II
t.. Il an, IN Catherine street, WILLIAM
LIE, If, of tins Williamsburg Junior
4uat;s. Thirty. o,ud Regiment Virginia
Volunteers, in the twsnty aeoond year " his
age
The deceased, at .he call of his country. was
amon1 the frrt WI enlisted in the defence o.
the land of his birth shortly after the evac
uaticn OF The r IN ;ns1i Ia be was taken sick,
and, on h,s arrival IN .he city Of Rich mond
was scr 10 the Loui.iaua Hospital, where be
socE succeeded 10 ee. Ing permission from the
attending SUI Reon IL, be removed 10 the hh2ve
mentioned residence. where ha wEs .erp kipd
~ received and most AZ % pc ths'icrilJ attend
cd to.
This deceased la6vs- behind p father and
N ,hsr, who lesis TT ne cE;y II Fiilia,oe
bnrk. by whom hs WrsafYecttonateiy idoissd
Tho funeral ohceqsies will take place Al tie
ah1s a. msn,topsd residence. At thres O'Clock
+. Friends end Appropriateness a,e re
specttuily inyi 81 To attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
TIE Capitol Of Northumberland
Currency IA New Orieans-battie
II (,InIieIfa

RuausrA, Tay s. .raa Ficfsharg "ats, Of
the 2,st, says that Baton Rouge Ia SKILL in our
possession.
1t Is s.at.d that the foreign Cousu,s a. New
Orlean. have protsstcd against III" supprea-
sion Of tn. 'iontstera,e cnrrsnc.. md that
the Errn.h AMI french owners ~ cotton
buypt =. New os'anns we're making oat bill 3
against the Fsi.rsl q ,vesnmsnt tor THAR
loss
rho Honston Texas, T,teSverh Of the It'll
contains thu particulars OF a BATH. Mt 0Io.
rish,. The Cor.f,- srvs that tina anamv ieft
ave hundred k:iiAt aud won ndsd on tn. 4 cid.
md los' hs.,de. t'so hundred The Copfsd
craze io,s wa sirty -eigh k,,int rcd wound
-, 'r"!uh.ng Msi>r Il ,s', rra; Rug.hoi.s
rrd NFt - >hrcpshirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

.ariay even,ne ,nt,-n,sd ~ that hs had mss
with corrisr # - as1 Isckscn with dts
PATCHES TO Gen rs<~rs r.. Johnston, whoJef.
W'nch.ster IN Nc lay m,rnius. THIS cou.
ri.r ststss that ~ - that time va hat cap.
turea . 500 crisousfs. aud TIA, they wers
hourly arriving. Ths com nam. n. Colonel
As'nr had gone 70 Tartirehurx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
i'"kson = Late Victory IA the
H~ntinx

hckson Late Victory IA the
VALLEY,
4 NOS dispatches rece.vsd - the or1cs
4 ht'ntart- General fnily :. Trohorate
n Fad anu"ur amsnts wni,h 2preered
's:os Of y"sterdaJ. IL al teape-t. lhe
On Is -omplets. end the enemy IN thai
10pelsaly 6isoomf,sted, the resulfs
n victory II IL needless to .recuis te
Tie i@IssTam which we append. ed.
r. AdluiGus- General Cooper. gives
.he important details O. the engage
sl] he rssuI. attending them
asse+fIa, May Il During the last three
q. -1s oltssed oar aims with oriilian.
| VA flony, the kedsrais a. Front
Nssf routed. ane Gus section of artli.
sadi 'iOn TO many prisoners csn.ursd
| sfdsI, B%1ks's mnln column, What
a--s from Straeturg 20 W.Lehe,ter
'Tsd the rear part retrearIps toward.
t1us On Sunday, the other FAR. was
q lhis place. ~ last accounts Brig
~ h nsevarL VIA pursuing tlem
''siry aud artillery, and capturir <
large eUlouI OF medic 81, Ordnance,
~ S'crrs, ave allen int onr anus.
7. J. JACksoE.
&c hsv. from the gallant old hero
Rho seems atnos tnviuci be. II IN /
- Ion Of hn Triumph over toe arm, Of
ma On and the relief Of one OF the fair
/ '"n' OF thes State OF the presence OF the
That this victory. important In IT.
''' ne followed by results equally In
= NOSE IA mt,iar Wita tha energy ard
'4o'e spirit of Ger. Jackson do NO,
'msn' doubt. Prom Hinchestsr vheT .
y vas last heard from, to Harper
u ne Potomac, IS only thirty mt,es,
@7'tiF d'raction. A. the latter point
|, s,. 'o's and OHIO aaiisead crosse, the
''-a Is spannsd By bridge, rebuilt
" ooenpation OF the Valley by the
imy q Gen. Banbs. Th,srcsd uns
ne heart 81 JsifsIton AID feCseiey
aho at hartinsburs, twenty Two
"A q winchester, the company had
|p Ut war, important and valuable
\ H. which were destroyed ty our
IL summer These, We understand,
eve "sen busiIy rscons;ruciing,
|aa u xssp the ROAD in eff en-. rya-
n II tn pre-, snt victory IL followed
~ o.aass'ionAbiy viii be- tnh
~ 'u lmp0 rtant " the Fedora
! transportation Of troop, md
T'ii g cjIEicteI5 :atoi-
:
arrived IN ia. ui:y yes.
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HI r u.

I'm thr 77dtns.. a. Tn, Earta mar f!b,-tntt.s-
vile, Va. of h.-'a ROStiI I, Daughter o.
Thos and t,, Fsfs. In Ii. n ysar of her
age.
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tEsr4ss ssCA1 NAt.LIyCr
TVS Nt'sss.IprI.
fP..khrYa. W Mcu. 1850


Acopy OF tbs above was sent 10 tn. tfcn.ul
Of Fraoce, ~,tn the following note
rlcDsieur --Yout courtesy will rardcr anr
errors may commit in the mode Of address
ing y0n, when l tell pen that my life ha.
oeen mostly PASSED in 1utet country places
a-d thus ! am igroE allt ot y-ur name ~ OF
anrIh!2e hrt the simple fact that there is 2
gentleman n AiUhm md who Is tia French
Consul theirs. For address ns VOC ct al !
can fer no excuse but ths urgency Of cur az
faire, and the great concern which 1t appears
TO me Fl ancs has ii them.
EnciCs9dis copy Of u lettsr which took the
lioeytv of writing 10 the British Consul q
ieW days since. ] send - TO Jon because II
con tains yisWs which address themselves hleo
10 French interests. They may be familiar
IL al thsi1 aspects 20 both nations; bnt how.
10 that case. the statesmen of those naIioIs
could consider this as q matter In which
they were bound to he neutrel, l canno! m
herstapd, DO they lot see the z tense appre
henson Of ths uoite.: state. lest they should
perceive Il I'd fol- her designs, which are al
most Is much against those powers as against
ourselves 30 gigantic scjleme OF ROBBERY
sod wrorg has never yet been conceived SINGS
ne days OF that great robbeT. Rome. aid tbs
worse On the pert OF the Urited States, as she
haas - lou lily a-ssertso the inhsren. right Ct
maj 80 self soveiDnent No wonder kussia
suouin pe her iTienc. IL throws ths par
ui9n OF Poland Into tbs sh@oa and no
doubt Seward has promised that 30 Fey that
me iaH OF SshaseoVoi shall cs avenged.
What can hinder -, II they are ailow-
81 by their Laval superiority 10 "crush
out me rebellion" and cons i,dnts their BOW ay
over usf The rebellion! Wat andacicus
wrong to call IL So Our revolution Of Il
was indeed Il rebellion, for England had
rights over her colonies which one sct Of
states cannot pre:eLd to have over another,
anu which were expressly denied TO them
Wten cur Constitution was formed. But lust
OF poRer ond wealth, sud hatred Of rs, hs ve
Dfeh anelr soLe guides ara, q pursuit VI IL cir
kraIncation, you see now all cOustitu tionai
'es.i aih. nave been spurne ty them.
a. ths NORTH is permitted to so on uncheCs
20, y'h lose ali cur eetton for thts Ie5r and
me lh II ioi laat yesr's crop will surely hs
burned before she shall have 1t, and the grow.
Ing e1oF psonghed up. after that, should che
succeed, / have shevL In II. ercIossd how
clearly heT ioteres Is concerned II piaclEE
snea 81 e1I CIT duly On what sEec 4. vase a.
shall give her the ad,aEtsge OF Won ~ tie
IDaI xss OF the world, besides the ,res, lcs~
10 .o0 Of the market of the south
j have nc apology to OTTER Ter Yry r-e
.omp tlor bot the desire to do good .c.a p
tho - ''fs ard ior It's sake pardon ,h4 forn."r.
Vs.y Tsspse .faily, yoIr ssivals.
a nEFudEK FsJA Tag yaiikyfE
rss fa tssfssirpI
=. I1sHsAtsrS, 10 MAY. iseI-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

COLD BLACK. SED BLACK AND WIRE
Is - Svns -cpeni 9 his norri s saifi Back
4. q BACK ao1 lts Laws end UsssDdier, ~ lbs
cheap ssore No. u bain street myss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
Latest from Vlcksburr

'''sssgss. May % ALI ante. here. Two
ve'sais arrived a. tho nse. tr-day. il ~ e
passed thatthe Yankees ere sw aiting rein force
n are. Our men ars eager for the nght.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
PERSONAL.

IMPORTATION NAkTED.--Un Seturts =
] las, 2Ath iIat SAM 1, 4. COLE. trss
@Ilorsi hgCh -Gitiver of his city, sTte4 20
AIRY . her nome IN tis hack Dbl :. ~ Yer.
wno lives nsaI Atlss'. 9;aNor, on the Cen isHi
t..tiroad lie carried with hin cotored toy
at-"ut yeara cid HIS horses Y re both s-r
RS. since iha. time nothing has hesn hsirj
rally IL much d.stres: on hs account
Il ~ pcsltha thai he may haze been i'm
pressed. =; he may HI - uncUr soiouslg Gune
bsvoad tns 3irss of cuf arlnT. ANY Inform a.
ten coneernifE hin VIII he thankfully re-
cetvsd. and rcwsrded Z stuuired, ny "a lang
upon A. u. V i!l,tms, or iish. between BANK
and rshin s.raetS my 28St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

HPENIHG tnis morning, great bargsips, 81
No. 4, Main ct. 1000 handsome wooer
b1cda for ia;iies, misses and children; SOC para
,plsndid buck and cota Gau2t.eis, tor isfies; 81
pairs large Bad Blankets 10 ba sold Of very eh sap
ac1 Cambria Bar Is, 70 b. run eff 81 a 9d. sach;
700 par finest quality b.aeA Cashmere ose, TO OF
ra1 of fer Soc, worth 81 a5 $500 yards cheap
itTess Goous al bought at auction; 5l psir ct1
arens Stocking 81, stYle4 -, $50 ysTde b.each-d
Cotton; 1900 yards splendid Dreas rrifnmings Of
the isiss. syi-s, ct half price aud iesa. Gall aud
aau gel the bargains, e1her wtoie=9is or rsIii al
EZEKIEI.'t, 81 Main et.
Don't forps. Aailert's old ut and--t!a. 81 IA "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

rHEAp GOODS CHEAP oOCDS -
{ J Wholesale and Retail, h EHEKIFL'S,
Al Main strset.--5 Geo yards eplendid Lawns
and Organizes; 2,Ioo yards black and black
A. Calicoes 4, 800 yards "a Bleach cd Cotton;
5000 yards black figured Alpaca; 2,oeo yds
Rereges, all styles; 10000 yards Pan taloon
taEs: toGsther with large variety Of CT
ticGes n The Try Goods line-aIl o! which
VIII De sold st prices to suit the times. Sun
lsg merchants, h7usekeepers. and others, will
ttnd 1t 70 tAeir great advaGt tags to cali the
ssem!ae r1y goods before paycb .sing else
shore. kOF really slos' bargain call NJ
kE&AiEilS. IL aasn treei,
M. ta xlH,ier.s old s:AAd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

LOST. SIR WE'D. SO.

q M 6!.W AID .,at ~ s'uier a grean
wv psp,, n"' con. airing seT'oTs' pisces : +
Lk.Hf u Y. among which +, a hsn'.orcs -. Of
cofsl Two brtT s,iius with npi stufes CT as al
in.s "a nst NJ the articles are narh ed I ". D.
and +. A. D.. ,oDa With 4. A. Z. Ar.wa-d of
100 wit be nsi for ;he recovery Of he sboee box
and contents snd 40 cues ns az ID or So 70:
the Bic ,stp,na. Apply a. this Office,
IN u III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
The Question ct European Fsr"Snf
ton.

Tc NJ. rdi.ors # "a. S.sh,s md Dtopdich
Below ycu Etii and coptes Of letters nj.
d-a..c1 iateJ, 20 the English ard wrench 90, :
sul. IN Rl,hmcud. Won are HI liberty 30 puh-
lisa 'hasr - son consider that the i'nhi'" vel =
is 81, - therehv ~ -" 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

NLDAK AND DANTLE DEPOT, 90
u Nain street-Can he found Black 81 ks.
at all prices; SAX Man tlea and Basques OF
the latest styles; Bonnet France, Ribbons,
Fk>wsTs. II cad Dresses, Fancy Goods, IN great
variety: Parasols, SILK Umbrellas, Summer
Shawis spd WrapIinga Ifish Linens,
EisacI.ed Go. tot,, So &c, at the Cloak and
,7Ep -. i,.,ot 50 MAIN STREET
IvSE EZEKIEL'S HAIR = fssrOKAk
1 ani pressrvc y~ar hrt: = 10 - J
a - IsNIr taakh stssl s.si. i.r,l.'.s - n 80
ga. a6va lssa a. IL c4akes he !.l11i gov
1rav-nta I. from tal.<e6, 1Fr .e12oEoA tan~
dy-T AZ; (. i. G}cz- .c1.e. re f.c II az
cas- G. guca- :, i.ca T0T s&.- ~ 9li 'IGE-
gists aud at 'hf psfo'. .r,
sE Price. q, PER hotus. my3o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

DOY LOST OA kUSaW AY-ti ON tbs trnsf'
ID ie.n Hotel the 2oth inst black negro
toy, psmsd boss, 50 y srs cid weighs 80 lbs.
T De hoy was sent In my charge ifom M>d.son GA,
and tslong, 10 young Ogilby, IL the Third Geor'
gis regih cat, now at Pe,orsburg. A liberal re-.
ward viii be paid f apy formation or delivery
TO ". 2 E.o7n, Al ID O. c,ei, ar % his o~ ne. At
the REGIMENT CAfr, VI J. Bal ARD
my 2S-3A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28
SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

WANrEp-A su,;sr,ru,.-
Fos private In gspt. BrsIson's t'omrauY CT Ar
tiiiery. Apply Immediately Though "s,or t<&.
PostUffi2s Or to h. 0islz'rh oti a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

sky ASfED--A
w SuB,TITUTE
for the war,
in company now located at Camp Lee, fNew
Fair Gro nnd.l Apply. after ten O'Clock this
day, at az Nam street, MINNIS'S Pho.c-
graph Gallery. my 2s-lls
TWO Will Req . .lt9 ED MIN sce
sil,l~s % sssvA aabstt:ntes fpr . rss'9aR
be compensation A"drsfs l. - at Ii Il
i1e gS-Ix
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

- Nv kLL'r, KILLING HOES
r.. Glweh's =. a.dius bees
Gas. Steal do Dc
Grain Crf.die5
Scythe B!2ta
Broad Axs-
kspch aad Shins'rS .is.ts',
f3ox COFFEE sltils
pOcE@t dnd Table Cus Fiery
trcss-s'nt pad Hand SaFs
Fursass hY Di,ARKSt1r b co,
sNi,hi eAp loo nj mir s.i sst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

Coz HEWAED -ha1sHaS. abJLt .hs ih,ll
DZ,) day Of Ma, a MULaTTO BOY abou:
ave 80, " ir.che, high. twenty ..ven years %,
named SANDY. Lett me a, I.cns Bridge, On tie
Chicsahouliuy river. rs rsvzari will Be rai tp
En- q. who will rstusa said boy TO j.. II Stosss,
~ ste ksa'- Ho,ai, Eichin obd, Va
LIEUT.. WILEY G. TUNATALL,
"a z
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4 yHfmB3E FzBHJs 2, "a. u. nma ,xa4 :
~ ef ResiasDtS. Bfissdes Ard D.vi icBs vii
Ind tA3 osin = I eN tie n Il rss!une1 10 Guty
f.om h. 6vo Chi u .orszo Hnspi as pos Il ally
rs the doors ni BE stew:rd'4 II :e1, TIL uieH
gill - 2oigeEad 10 ehst6e ct any su b rised goa RI
or ea' ;; uyc, app icaicn.
wvss = / a NCCAW Surecn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

A GR *-sl BALL rnl be s.Ven Al tie UIiY
~ a AxG HAL. On 9Th st, act, On HU 81 .
LAY LN ak) Nc, G 2oh ri .sY. TOR 'hs bsrsh !;
CT M. HA2slEeros. The GIfNAlN9HA 1.
BANJO VII r. % attendance
snM1- ION -Oce Doilay, II IA paid al the
door HAsAGgns
<. Hoyes. I. Ws.kas. !. csna,
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&sssssrS. sa MAY. iseL-
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KIvclUE-Fsrsons r wing busine. wi , ,. B.
IN Faulkner or ourselves viii 6 Esc's .2eo 9ak
ssrsvs p q, Oh .riotls toaaty, Va 10 ~tieh
pace ouf b tsks have been showed.
nv aa-Iw FAULKNER CLARK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

EeaF9rARrEPs ID EeT "a VOL. J
,ntpp aesr t,et m u Nay 81 ESP.
! - = ostbsff 81 thi9 ary;-"n ;,a-4 a1,tut
u : t.-si W ID ~ rttto-i cave r.Il r-por. -
tnsha Eoa.Ilas sro IL yE0a, tr hV E--2-ai4'e
rAo4ta, " cEUSSnaY mG?",i. (, Can iu1ta;t
otes.-i-A 'h*y vii; b. rep srtet - ds1a.;ccs a.
s:rs-,c1 81 Il ccC:I5sd As sun.
F ; 0ra@c.
j.. n BUTr Col Cclndg.
- sFnU. ia a5;t. Ut 2s st
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16

Referring to the fac that druggists
in the South have been imprisoned, and
their property confiscatcd, for sending
medicines into our lines tho Religious
Herald, Of Richmond, appropriately
remarks:
"Our enemies prohibited the intro.
duction Of medicines into the South.
Since the Federal occupation of Mem.
phis and New Orleans, druggists in,
those cities have been subjected to the
confscation Of their property and to
Imprisonment rs lelOns, for the sale of
medicines that passed within our lines.
This is an unmanly warfare against tho
lives Of combatants and non-comba.
tunts aIike-an inhuman effort to make
disease fatal not only to our men IN
arms, bat also to docrepid age. and
W0manhood and infancy. How un-
slightly will 1t appear on the page of
history, side by side with the magnani-
nous act Of SalNdin the Great! When
mis- mort i ioe-tho only foe he ever
Iyared-Richard the First, fell danger.
ousiy Ill, during a crusade in the Holy
Land, this Saracen chief sent him the
and the snow, without which his
disease could not be cured, saved his
life. All, we wal against worse than
Saraccn enemy, who plumes himself
upon his eminent Christian principle,
bat trampieS under foot every dictate
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16
Terrible Tragedy in Marietta.

The Atlanta, lntelligcncer of the.
9th, says:
On Saturday evening last a terrible
tragedy was enacted at Marietta, by
which the Confederate States Marshal.
u most worthy and estimable citizen of,
Macon, MIR. Thomas Il. Ross, lost his
life, being instantly killed with u pistol
shot, while e~ndeayoring to preserve
tho peace in Il difficulty between some
parties in the Kenesaw Hotel at that
place. All the parties supposed to be-
engaged in the difficulty have been ar.
rested, and were, on yesterday, as wo
have been advised, to be arraigned be-
fore a Court Of Magistrates in Marietta,
previous to commitment for trial.
The murdered gentleman leaves a
widow and u large family of children
to mourn his untimely end. We have.
only to add now, that besides the XII.
ling Of Mr.. Ross, Il Mr.. White was bad.
ly cut with u knife by one of the par
ties, and it, is Supposed lie will hardly
survive the wounds.
The " Retrjbutioh" alias "606,"-Wo
have before us u private letter written
on board the above vessel, Nov. 23rd.
From the limitations Of tho writer wo
infer that the 1905" is now somewhere
out on "the deep blue sea-" DR. Wright,
Of the crew, is dead; II noble and faith
man. We may expect soon to hear
OF Captain &. Locke" of the 1906"
The names Of the officers are Captain
John Parker, LIST officer; c. Carroll
2nd officer, G. Hay, Bird officer;
Price, Ordinance officer; W. W. Gray
Purser; }. Gordon, Prize, Master; J. i.
Jones, Boatswain.- C0humJuS, (Ga.)
Sun.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16

Mr. Buchanan.-The Elk President is
out in another reply to Con. Scott, in
which he acquits Gen. Floyd, the War
Minister under his administration, of
having stolen the arms Of the United
States, for distribution in the South.
He says:
"No public arms were ever stolon;"
that the Southern States, under Floyd's
administration of the War office, re.
ceived less than their share Of the AIMS,
etc, but, in his explanation Of the mat
ter, the cX-President says "the Govern
ment had on hand, IN the year 1853,
about 100000 old m~uskets," etc; and
that OF the Goth November, 1859, Sec
rotary Floyd sent down l05, 1000 of them
from Springfield to five Southern arse
nails, Sin proportion to their respective
means Of proper storage
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16

Be on tie Lo0h. Out.-A suspicious
looking individual, we learn, appeared
in Ringgold Il lew days since, hatIess
and shooIoos, reddIing on a bag OF tur.
nlpS. lie pretended to be crazy but.
from his actiOn, conversation, &c, sus.
picion as to his insanity and loyalty
was created, when he was arrested, and
after beng taken outside of town and
having 4 cord attached to his neck and
drawn over the limb Of a tree Il few
times, he admitted he was one Of u gang
who had been sent into the country for
the purpose Of burning railroad bridges,
Government stor~s, &c; he also stated
that some Of the gang were in the
mountains, designating the place, when
Il party OF the citizons Immediately
went in search Of them, and several
were apprehendcd.. lie further stated
that another party had gone below
that point (Ringgold) towards Atlanta,
and scattered through the country, for
the same helIish representation
Times.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is,
The Hero of Palmyra,

We take the following paragraph
from the Nashville Union
at is stated that one Of the vic,
TINS ordered TO be executed at Palmy'
ra, Missouri, on the 18th ult., was Il
MAJ wao had Il vie and several chill
diem dependent altogether upon his
daily labor for their support. 4 young
man, knowing the condition of the
family, offered himself as Il substitute
for the husband and father, was accept.
cd. and was one Of the ten who were
shot,
But the editor Of that abolition
spawn has no comments to spend upon
it; no admiration to express in behalf
of this unknown hero Of the Palmyra
Massacre no steel.pointed words of
r]eprool to hurl against the hcartIcss
and vile ONolI, who could accept such
an offering, and have 50 noble Il specl,
men of god. like humanity inhumaneIy
O"'o''IVu' Inv "o"iU o1
YOU'D nave rolo"'ou III wv P'oo0"'0 VI
''oh Il scc''o' DuU ON'' IL 'o"oi
than the savage. A bloodhound might
nave S'cNehcu anu co"oo" ~ ooo'U ~
1000 OF Sucn 'lc''nl' ou' N0'' 10
lower than the dog. And those who
excuse MN are Vi " l0'el WIN ~ ,
those VINO take HIS p"rC are P~"r''N'''
Of his many Inc o"'y rVS.o' - '""'
inc name OF all MS - nlP"'ni0'Io o"n,
no' 50 oo"" "Iong VIII" '"". u NV''
70 receive '"elr Ju'' P'oP't''o' u '"'
Scor' OIL
We are impatient 10 Nho" INC n"lne
OF TINS seil'Ilnlhoia'eu nero Vi V"c AZ
myra MASSACRE Inc "oo''''o" press
IL would SEEM nave NOT oo'" ''o0S"