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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27

Samuel NJ. s ST. PRE- In the District ii
Waters W. Herbert, Dcf't. Sd Judicial
District, within and for Davis County.
'sEHE ABOVE NAMED DEFENpANr, WArsRs
W. Herbert, formerly of the State of Kan.
sas, now Of the State Of South Carolina. will
take notice that Samuel NJ. Stricken, of the
County Of Davis, State Of Kansas, did, on tho
10th day of July, A. D. 1862, file his petitios
in the District Court of the Sd Judicial Dis,ries.
sitting in and for the County of Davis, State Of
Kansas. against the said Waters W. Herbert
for the sum of S7s63, of which sum IS 63 wns
for a balance due the said plaintiff from the
said defendant on a settlement made the 18th
day OF November, A. d. 1850, and S75 Of said
sum was for negotiating loan from one vii.
liam Streeter 10 the said defendant, as per
contrac: with said defendant, and setting
forth that said sums are now due and wholly
unpaid. And the said Waters ". Herbert il
hereby notified that an order of attachment has
been issued in this action. and that by virtue
OF said order Of attachment the Sheriff of said
county has attached the following real estate
OF said Waters W. Herbert to- wit. lots 3, 4.
D IN block B.; lots 1, If in block 6; lot 20 in
block 10; lots l, 4. 16 in block IL lot Is in
block II: lots 10, II, in block 49, lot 5 in
block lG; lot 5 in block Ii; lot 10 in block
is; lot ] in block n lot Is in block %; lot
20 in block %; lot 10 in block 25 lot lG in
block %; lots /, 8. in block %; lot in block
80; lots T. II in block 80; lots 6, II in block
33; lots ., 8, II, II, 10 in block 81, situated
lying and being in Cudly's Addition to juno
ton city, in the county of Davis, State of Kan
Sas; also lot 5 in block 50, and lot in block
10, situate, lying and being in Junction City in
the county Of Davis, State Of Kansas The
said Waters W. Herbert is notified that he is
required to answer or Gemur on or before the
10Th day Of September. A. d. 1862, or said pc
.ition will be taken as true and judgment rem
:ered accordingly, and Said properly sold to
Day the same. SAMUEL VI. STRICKLER.
by S. B. White, his Attorney. n397t
Attest, Il. D. Mobley, Clerk. $1,000
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27

4I Buckwheat when sown on rich
ground will kill grass efectually. 1t
must be sown as soon as the ground is
plowed. Buckwheat seems to be poison
to other plants, and it is even known to
destroy insects. 1t does this probably by
destroying the roots Of the grasses and
herbs on which they feed. No insect
touches buckwheat in the ground.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27
William H. Mackey, PHI, In the District
VS.. Court, Third
De Witt G. S,eyenson,D DIT. Judicial Dis

vs.. SCOurt, Third
De Witt C Stevenson, DIT. Judicial Dis
trict, PAWS County, State of Kansas.
sEHE SAID DE- Writ C. STEVENSON WILL
4 take notice that on the eth day of July,
y. D. 1862 the said William Ii. Mackey caused
% be filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis.
irict Court for Davis County. state Of Kansas.
Ms petition against the said Dewitt G.. Ste
venson for the sum of 1858 90. for the price
.nd value of horse. sold and delivered BY
The said Mackey TO the said Stevenson, and
that the said William II. Mackey has also
fled with his said petition his affidavit stating
that that the said Dewitt C. Stevenson was .
non resident of the State of Kansas. The
said Dewitt c. Stevenson is also notified that
an order Of attachment has been issued in
this case, and that the following real estate
has been attached as the property of the de.
Iendant: the north half of the north cas-.
quarter, and the north half of the north half
Of the south half Of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty. in township twelve, range five
east of the sixth principal meridian, said land
being and lying in Davis county, and State Of
Kansas. The said Dewitt G.. Stevenson il
required to answer or demur to the said ne.
tition On or before the Goth day Of Septem.
Der, A. D, 1862, or said petition will be taken
as true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
WILLIAM II. MACKEY.
3. T. Perkins, Prh7s Atty p397tsl6. 90
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27

of Dickinson County at that place, offer the
Most Liberal Inducements to all
who wish to locate there. To those who will
make Improvements within twelve months he
will donate from two to FIVE lots. according to
the amount of improvement Superior induces
ments offered 20 Mechanics lie will also make
LIBERAL DONATIONS for
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27

Instructions will be given to all persons wish
ing to learn the use Of the Machine, whether
they become purchasers or not
EI-To Ministers Of the Gospel and for
Charitable Purposes, the Machine are sold at
reduced prices.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27
PRINCES MDLDlI0NS !!

FROM the Celebrated Mandatory of George
A. Prince s. Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
1000
Of Princes Melodeons have been finished and
are now in use.
Ea. he First Premium has uniformly been
awarded 10 these instruments wherever exhib-
tied in competition with others.
Prices:
New Organ Melodeon (for churches) $3.50 90
Double Bank. Double Reed Melodeon, 10000
Piano Style, Double Reed Melodeon, 5000
Piano Style, Six Octave Melodeon, 1900
Double Reed, Five Octave Port Melodeon $50 90
Five Octave, Portable Meloieon, 1906
Four and half Octave Port. Melsleon 60 90
Four Octave Portable Melode0n, $500
RES" Messrs. THOMPSON, WOODRUFF &
Co., of Leavenworth, are the Sole Agents for
kansas of these justly celebra. ed ms; ruments
They have given the sub>agency to Mrs. S. NJ
STRIcKLER, who will secure an instrument for
any person who wishes to purchase at the pubs
lished prices. June 20. 1862.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-27
A HO M B. +!
THE PROPRIETOR OF
Abilene,

anticipating large emigration to Western
Kansas during the present year, and the
location of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
LIE BArrLF OF SaILoa.

10 hs Riiior II ia HhS:
While no truS colder or oitizln Susns ~ viii in
dags in eKrAVAgaRt ezrltA,ion great victory,
OF gpy partial suecesa yet the almost unVaryug tri.
unph Of cur arms, where the consendiug fercss have
been nearly ,quj and the mary victories We Lave
achieved against armies numb ,nE three ard four to our
one should tend TO ser hsn our eola ieUSe that God
is zi.h Us.
OnsDs are poor guides either in warfare OF in the
peaceful pursuits Of every day life but is part OF our
(o spite Of philosophy to d"sn with peculiar
pleasure upon favorable events which have occurred at
rlces named ike those snSsared TO by the Allowed
associations Of early hf s:n Sro I'D more sacred
i the proud Joy and gratitude 10 GOi Nash infprs
every nears when he noble braves witt vic
,ory a. places named from bic Holy BoOk-psee, whore
cameo lp y e. the IsCn that rqarss tu' IL
'Isrc Of faith make believe aud the hard of
G,d lu ding and directing Generals ard heir aui, =
Bethel "Ths u )uss Ct Go5Y N,sasss', or HArss.eb,
"Tns Son Of JOSEPH" s.i Shiloh "fks Messiah" Pres
on, bgsye sodiort Coz isring and to rS lee Wien
God is for "a Mo can he against us CIVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
Trp,t GoAn.l tI,s Pc. Die.

TIE ;ers'o1 Fl toe public miad is sukssnty paniul
isaol; added esss AfiI1g from often OF the
a. absurd char-eer, add the seourAgomeut which
sises rsn usnt Of CO.. isnos in military leaders
I vssv tslc thai Ss have esnsured the GoVernmsnt
heu - hsys deemed is mss.ures unUise, bus 1t hs
os,n oec-U . il propsr TO rsmad it of the e0nsssu Ol
a rssocn-i1ii.r public opinion We DO 50 TOE more
tfseIy J'elu5s . do not regard Uus caus, dependent
,oslv % mainly, on the capacity OF cur rulers.
Toe VA is eIPAalieAry vasvd by the arms, AID FED
5y he r,soasss- 81 graf ana gallant people /, Was
tbyir vi has declared ne war and tteis bodies tia
81 zoe rank Toe e5Dssqasas e. Of eoUqusss must be
borne y ts,m, sad Ihs CT vc;SrJ are due TO
tnsiE P.oEess.
This fact should h. constantly KEEP, il and that We
nsy rot u i,tO .bs Of suFpossg that We derive
tas aEss,u,s ei cur liberty from Ssldent and Cen
raa l. : shl 7sgisad Us Si.h tie determination
~ siaG e4;s or rights a. any cost 1t i Ne ShO has
voas2cd to - es-rags sld s;rspgh of arm 10 res Il
she iOs AID r,us 80 ds.es5 the homes ne loy- Ei;b
tas tsst -lJ-t Ct f'.en0c.
La: us issl employ ne EsaDs WAilh evidence has
bestowed a;os ~ Let - ss. gid ihs oPPOr Gon o
loes-;hs ils 1Ay Of NUMBER toe srross Of those
wbs direcs u AID Isy upon OarsSi's. Khs Ts6Ps, us
rsPss. have ulds his vAr-sbsy vii eOnqssr, and 70
Ias GOD Of ts.r is,ssrs and tAsr eva sroBg Be
zoe goIy o. their psocosa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
rL..0PseuIiaT PeoPI. >,

Us Nsu o. as 3 SAYS a eir;en; nlsap2rshsnsioR
a. ths E0sth has slavery e1Jsdaaes the sole spple o
dscord bssssn that section AID toe South. This
not tas cas-. / . rue tia. ths persistent efIr;s OF
Fjrtassa flaa les ard abb ion emssaries 20 cal South
era slave property, TO ioneni iGsurrSc.on 70 abuse
BJuJhsrr sea msn as villains AID sls and 10 pro-
a5,s svSry possib's species Of legislation adverse to
Sogtasrl interests AMI nsIiu;iO0s sldsd power
fully % brig a55ls the separation Ho~ oonsunnaie,;
bls hs-e eEi,. certain rlicd ald rreeo Liable oirs,.
eaccs Ct nadoa character Hhei uldsr all conceivable,
circunsrrcss Soui sp The tuo apart. They are dis
Glct RACES T4srs Is H.ls analogy and no sympathy
6.tussa them. Ta5 ,nkse j. Of Puritan or gin, and
T. Is hs very essence Of the Puritan 10 be in'osrant
pssgnAie and utsA- Give bin power. and he he.
comes al sIscrlbe despoL Govsrl him ui,h RI.
orogs say. a-d he becomes Z plans acd suoInis-
sys s,.ve. Hs Is By nature az once cruel and a:ols-
gtaL srd therefore b. cAnn)' POscss authority Wi.hou-
Gagalg t. III ideas o: ID .,y are the eruies. maginA
bic. Hs Is wiling aa. others 5isl b free provided
,a,7 sa.lk and 10 doss. In morals 9 i half ny
el.e lki ass-lc; in religion be il Invariably bigo'
ryr;hesss he ruzs sf.er every novelty aud am
e>pava,ss him zi-h rre,islsl, attraction.
IN al this tae S5Ctl,rl m-n ia tn sDtiPOd Of
Of he Y4Dkee. bis ualuIe IS ftatk, Cpl1 ge1srouI M
psro-s hOoss lie loves liberty vita passionate atf,e
TIC Ia it mus. be tha, genuine liberty which make
wse aFs an6 escs-fgiy tbeys them. lie does sesk
20 ssaesls ih- o1gh5s and oFiaioas C, others avn
them perfee !ree eouditontd upon their Observance
az gtoi orGrr lie is rarely, ever, iyn-n' asd
sl7u. % CEgr5.d aGd hwiess aa.hoTiy. His code Of
morality vi. coupzr3 favObly vi.l thAFo, the North
vale bis religion ysa0hSs him TO love bis Maker and his
fi5w ereaur,s, .nl 20 aloE Others the privilege o.
w,-sap-g CD seS0gdng TO the dictates Of their CO.
sasaca lie hsE rj1sei aversion for a those nsS.anR
lsl usotss BY which society i menAe,d .ih dsprgau
irriol IN vh.c1 -, YAcksedsm periodic, GRAZ.
Il thsre f,uos slave from the ArcOs.OCk 90 The s.
bloc The Norh and the SOa.h could n,var permanently
sgCse. Toe dlsmem,srmtus Of tho Uai9n you'll has,
bsel cessau IN any contingency. Il has heea At- ned
B., ;hs folly, the 1alness, uAutor iqrty prac-
t.ssi o. J5vE5rb Tsat il eau ever 90 restored may
b. dream Of al eutIusas bu: is regarded 81 fobes
"a .ak7s msu absolutely impossible I, may b
via, a., E8 Of pjssia.lity h,t tbs IN b5uid b
lfi.ssed, AID hsll a. Coz qaerea territory slh
p,yg.on i-spo ! a, oues Of property aud rgh. and
p. dssa by the pi~sr and presence Of s.ana Og
N 5ls aosrilg snort Of miracle will ever reeoLsTuos
n Ulio1, and toe days Of rair- c'el are over.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
NORTHERN GLEcrIoss.

Tie Cincinnati Enquirer Of tie lOb, furnishes the
following election Jews:
The Iud pend, :. CtyTckst 10 Dayton, (0e) which
vas supported mgbl7 by GemOtra s. has been elect i
by over 100 N -. nc. G.issise yrs esoesn Mayor
Toe oppOslion p.ss dn rcsolusn ia their aoaVeptiou
that vote for the Indepepd n! cket vote to
I 10 Mr. V.lmdighlm aud the Dayton Empire. What
will they say nov, afer the rcsrl
A, The LAT, elecdon in Rhcds lssnd, the Republic
.ltacugl trey pretended sCq tic the support Of
the liaut Cav, Tor SprAgue aud .ven nonissed him
en- er ticket yst Ehen the election day came they did
no; vote for him. TSc reasSi OF lis Icing drc?psd by
the Republicans bc luse be was cPp1ed TO Iseipg
the negroes.
The p,ueeracy Of Columbus lie, at the election on
Monday succeeded 10 choosing their eGtre ckst with
out the o,s Of Las. year they gave their Mayor
e. msjoriy Tus year their nsj rty for Airshal is
7sS rne Sa is ubil nt, % veil is may b., over
lie IeIu't, nd sage:
"Tbu has III Capitol City Of Oslo put It's seal Of con.
demsauon upon rAcc ism, and given on emphatic
preston IL Of conservatism, the Union and the
10 sttution.
"An hail to the Democracy Of the Capitol City Of
Ohio"
TbeEY EEH Republican, says:
"Tne Goupectcg election has rrsu in favor Of the
Republielo csudldE6S Governor Buckingham was re.
elected by largely increased msj 1ri,y, and there will
he publican gain ia both Houses Of the Lestlaiprt
This may be loGk.d uoon decided tndorsenent Of
Precedent Lincons ,ncip 'on message aud tho gea-
eral policy of his administration"
So Republican victory Is verdict for emancipation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
RIORMOND WBIG
10 CoRnRsPeNDRNTs.


The Telegraph reports that FsemoH, Is leaving North
Western Wig ns 70 uai.ehi force with those Of Bdel
Fas indexes that the snemy dis;rust their ability TO
peastrAss the Nss 2Pi valley With the large force
ls after the slaughter Of sa1h. L also shows that Il s
iorcs has Llsansd s maximum since they begin to rely
rather oa Ae transfer and concentration Of troops than
on endorsements rived from lines.
Fort Plow, the principal remaining defence on tse
Mississippi Of the city Of Memphis, vas attacked las,
sunday By The ganboats Of the enemy. Our AdViees
are no u CT than No1day, when the bonbArdmsnt Vas
eoadlued, Ei,h,u rssals.
The caanoasdiag Of Forts JacksOn and Philip, osloE
Nss O.lsa1s Vas sill gong 81 last dA,ss We had
su-k 80 o. Sbsir mortar ass; AID dsAl,d another Ct
the I.sgi9S tqrairOc.
+. ne iasni ;e0cs vas vcsived FROM F.Sdsreksbu (
yr-,grdly tina tas Enemy had sill not entered tie
t4sn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
TIE NASHVILLE CITY COUNCIL.

1 letter from Nashville SAYS;
Our city Legislature is composed Of two bodies-the
"a of Aldermen having member IRON each o. mo
eight wsris of thu city, and the Common Council having
tSo delegates f-om EACH ward WhlS the two bodies
w.o sitting apart in their respective balls the Mayor VITO
eened to BE- ;ull OF words ard made speech that
did rot suoTn much. When the two came together 70
Joint session. be made aDolh,r speech snd rendered Ls
~riicn resignation. This las. speech MAS rather CEN
q ough the speaker bAthtd ia tears. The style vs
hat Of Mr. Pcksck. The Council rsssed to receive
siyuaion EIpecfeg him to accompany them out in.
to the cold thy ds.i cd him to cry the warmth o. Of
ace with him The question discussed by tao or
three members Whether iley should aonrn without fur.
thsr col d.riug the Ftb -ctof slegiabcc rather
such eo4l.e vas urged by two or hree, fer no one
spoke against j. {as yote s.5 .aSen without calrg
sycs or no the proposition toa' urn. A6j5urGusnt
c.r,;ed sthou' .sehduR voice. 1. was a ournmeht
sine de fhs ..esirg vas held in the City Han, between
II A. NJ. and IL N. Before 3, NJ bis Honor the May.
or Who had been on parole Tor several days vas enu
yod BY the Proves Guard TO the Penitentiary. The
Offices OF Aldermen az Cou1clmen who have failed 10
take tho oath have been declared vsean as well as that
of the Mayor, and their plsGs will bc Sled by APP ONT
mens Of the Governor. Loyal persons will be selected
aad these appontees will bold until al olsc ion can be
held.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tee following Is a copy Of handbil posted 40 in
Aler ,adsia on Thursday night, and piled down rsIt
morning;
"G-aud Confederate v cory at Cornti-fAnkee Doc
die cnce more Dsf,a,ed- .neral Prentiss aGo br 8,
ade % ured--Nobls auregard, God bless ha' SUE
ulipjured.
"Ote on friends Of the noble cause, AID return
thanks to Almighty G1i for our victory over the oase
hordls of Yaukes invaders, and never. never d. sp1i'
'''' srossa GIaL
Carl scsu Is very IL viii typhoid fev'r. desPs'sa
Il s.d 10 have ossn received bv On. Buefs vie RON
him ssi1g tha, be not Injured IN the A'' oAie HI
P,HFturg .
Ptsdeet Lincoln has signed the appropriation bill Tor
irsl Il d 81 am rs. im lu Ing .Seven's battery.
The tlsgcpl clbls iron Cape CHARLES 70 for,rssi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
INCIDENTS OF TIE pATTLr.

The correspondent Of the Memphis App:al gives the
following incidents of he battle Of shilOh;
shell entered tho byeas. Of Colonel Hindmsns boree
and exploded in the ANNA body throwing the Cc'ntl
to the ground irarHs 'he leg that was broken 10 Az
kapsas by an tcciden, ne ego but the limb
again broken on this occasion. little fellow Of sx Gen.
Who had bee 6ga,ing vigorously, received sho 10 the
witt. The surgeons we're debating whether 1t should
oe ampu a:ed or bsncaged, wien the youth, who sill
held Ma qua bis other baud eIyi ned Tie IL up al
Let me 60 | want TO bs at Them again"
Toe Texas regiments fought with "the fury Of dss-
ratiop," cryiDg Gu: Ihsy dashed upcu tue enemy,
Terry T,r,y Terry" The Toe are said &c haze yielded
70 h,ir yels for Vengeance all the nfuria,ed
clinec, e., sgrer Ger Of all WHO had escaped the
bullet and BAY oasp" Wuh lie. 80
At six o'clock General Bsgg Guns in from ths pur.
suit II have swept tSe enemy clea- into tie river,
said h. They retiring their transports III der pro-
teton Of tie gunboss. Tnr shellng Is furious. Then
shaking hands with Gov. Harris, he remarked: Gov
ersor your Safe 10 stored 10 you. Gen. Bsauregard
then ordered 20 cease the fursuit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
THE yRrscu MINISTER'S VISIT TO RICHMOND.

The following paragraph from Philadelphia paper OF
the b. relative % the vdt Of the French Minister 10
Nor,ok is significant:
On Sunday morGiag l,st Commandlnt Gautiere, Ct
III French war steamer GaSstHdi. received telegraph
dispa,oh en- ctmond via the Government telegrap'
line by vay OF Oherfysons Inlet, 10 Iep Immediately
20 Alt1andTil for the FeI Minister. She proce,dss
forthwith aid returned 10 Hampton Roads Wheu: even
giving the csmmsudant time 10 siss Nastingioe, and
at, brief visit TO Wool and Fl1g of:er Goldsbo
rough the Gissndi got up steam ID vent 10 Norfolk,
shence the French Minister ~s9 10 proceed 10 Riea
noLd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
GnnrrnI sterIIaE Price.

n conner wi.h Others, 10 bad Inferred from tie
LIsgrapsc s-roUseensnt, tia; General Pree had Re-
gaed bis porisoa IS Mijsr neral Of the sssoui
stsis Guard, Sat ths Washington OF the West had
esdsred for So der.Eeton e military stiqustIs; -
j,o bOSevsr state upon the best suihOrv thif he
seeePa ths ecmuis0n OF Gsasral Oitas Coufeder-
STATS cnd briggs intS the sstm Te8 Oros
o 1900 nen, eel AIMED and 6q1ippsd wish b, viii
e,uunue q command. Tho county wi eoag,pulale
o., ADMINISTRATION upon the visdom which rscogbizas
a,i rswaTds the services Of ths dssnl slsd pl.lOt
We hope soon 10 essOaels The rsssoFa,n Of oyd AID
Paos 70 a. i've ssrvicr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23
AFFAIRS IN sAsavILlE.

The Atlanta Commons ed,h has obiainsi tAs follow
ing information from gentleman WHO left Nathsle, on
the lth irs'.i
Uoon dspoerg the old Mayor and CouCcll the dicte'
lot. rator uppoiI ID Mayor g. new Council,
naming day for them e. meet him and take tho oah oil
ocs and Of ale giArce to the tied Sat But ore out
of the vbt 10 plumber bou; twenty to ok the oath, the
,es, refusing whsreupon he denounced them all Irii
tore, and dismissed them, declaring It would take
tseny thousand troops 10 KEEP Nashv lie 10 order Que
Of the genemen horsvr took the occasion TO return
the Governors Complementary remark with compound
interest by bouDcirg him rs traitor TO the Safe and
a.clion The eys ing 10 lo~rg this as the Governor
g returning from his boar. Ing house to tie Capitol,
ne twice 4 I'd at and siGce then ha, been atted d
by mou ted guard Nhsn passng from bic locgpgs
t. b, CApiol Very maty believe be is in great dan
ger OF being kill and Is thought to DO qlIte certain
ma be sil leave Essav'le withoa. delay shouli the
Lipcolu army be routed in the BATHS mpeneirg near
U0Tinth
A telegram to the New olsans P.cayune, dated Co
r:ntb. II h int nys;
II req; info naion from Nashville, the morning CT
th cb sta,es thas General DGmoDt the hrafy Gov
ern r OF the Iea yi'h brigad, 81 1900 mer. Andy
Job, son wanted 10 600 to protect sssl'I1e
tbcuuLd are sick " Ali tie hospitals and many pr,
vste houses are I'D "ih fhsT; L h'"S T: ~ w.
Al o. re- seat 70 C,ns matt and LouiSV'ls Ihsre vas
r,..t zltion IN the d.ral amy aud fhousends
sssd des,rled Uol Buioris ntucky regiment REUSED
n 90 toto Nashvi. Hindreds we're d. serting daily in
scsd. Of ftcen or twenty. The people in the vicinity
ot NASHVILLE thor tie creates: byalty to the Conf
racy.
T First regimen tbs -ad that II the war did
not cease in thirty days they lay down their srms
Many had applied for the wri, OF habed' eopa to gss
GU Of the dera army they said that tbsv were q :.
csyed that hey did enter III army to INT asAirt
the people coatendag for cir liberties Gen. Dumoni
wanted 10 know il they Ehought ths writ would be r
.n.c Cd I, N.sh Vile as il had not been Ella where. He
ssid h. wouf shoot the Hrs, who afpl for it,
Toe CHG lers lben said that tl,y sould Ill their
o in the frs hit tai-e the white Gag, and 80 over
! to tie Oorfed, rate army.
Oae Psussylvaaia and enc Iowa regiment bad mutt
riad AID rsirs,d 81 luther rh the Federal any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-23

counties to the DsTict Of Colombia since the passage
VI the cmaDcpa ion sot
While the appropriation Of thirty millions To pay the
two and three years volunteers bsing discussed on
Thursday, Mr. vallandgham tid 1t was DO, deficiency
to be met, bus deiAcaton In the War Department 10
be provided for.
An important Cabinet meeting vas held on Thursday
MOI ed with the current rumors Of the day
TIE f,dsra accounts from yorktown claim that ieir
Cub s have advanced within two miles Of Yorkscwp
snd that bemoadng the place they had sileneed three
of our guns.