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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11
Address of Democratic Members OF
Congress TO tho Democracy OF tho
United states,

The following is the address referred to in
our dispatchesas having been issued by Demo.
cratic members of Congress. We invite for it
a careful perusal;
FELLOW CITIZENS The peTlous condition of
our county demands that we should reason TO.
gether. Party organization, restricted within
proper limits, is q positive good, and indeed es-
sential to the preservation Of public liberty
Without il the beat government would soon de-
generate into the worst of tyrannies. In des-
potisms the chief use Of power is in crushing
out party opposition. In our own country the
experience of the last twelve months proves, 4,
more than any Lesson In history, the necessity
Of party organization. The present Admins
tratlon was chosen by party, and In all civil
acts and appointments has recognized, and still
does, its fealty and obligations to that party
There must and will be an opposition. The
public safety and good demand it. Shall 1t be
q new organization or an old One2 The Demo-
cratic party Was founded more than sixty years
ago. It has never been disbandsd. To-day it
numbers one million Eve hundred thousand
electors In the States still loyal to the Union
IS recent numerous victories In municipal cleo
tions in the Western and Middle States grove its
vitality. Within the last ten months II has held
State Conventions and nominated full Demo
cratic tickets in every free State in the Union.
OF no other party opposed to the Republicans
can the same be said.
SHALL THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY BE NOW DlsBANDED7
Why should it7 Are its ancient principles
wrong2 What are theyH Let lite platform for
thirty years speak
"ResOIUed, That the American Democracy
place their trustin the intelligence, the patriot
ism and the discriminating justice OF the Amer
ican people.
"That we regard this as distinctive feature
In our political creed, which we are proud 10
maintain before the world, as the great moral
element In q form of government springing
from and upheld by the popular will; and we
contrast It with the creed and practice of Fed |
eralism, under whatever name or form, which |
seeks to palsy the will Of the constituent, and
which conceives no imposture too monstrous
for the popular credulity.
-"That the Federal Government is one Of lin
ted power derived solely from the Constitution;
and the grants of power made therein ought to
De strictly construed by all the departments and
agents Of the Government; and that II 10 mex
pedient and dangerous to exercise doubtful con-
sttutional powers"
And as explanatory Of these the following
from Mr.. Jefferson's fret inaugural;
"The support of the State Governments In
ali their rights as the most competent admin
Birations OF our domestic concerns, and the \
Iurest bulWarks against anti Republican tenden-
lies. G
"The preservation Of the General Govern.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11

ANNoUNcEMENT.-Mr. P. Rose, the well known
fashionable Merchant Tailor, on the corner Of
High and Town streets, has just received from
New York an elegant assortment Of goods for
gentlemen's wear during the present and COM
ing season, consisting of Cloth, Cassimeres,
Vestings and general assortment of furnishing
goods, which will enable him to accommodate
all customers in civil life or the military pro-
fession
Mr.. Roses reputation in the selection of
goods and in the cutting and fitting Of garments,
affords guarantee to bic customers that few in
his line can give. We advise all who wish to
obtain neat and substantial garments of any cut
or pattern, to give Mr.. Rose call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11
For Rent,

TWO OR -FOUR ROOMS, lately occupied as the Tel
4 egraph Office, on State street, opposite the State
House, tyl. 'f'- n q u. pT.
Inquire Of O. A. WAGNER, r
f4tN-h ~ ~ 81 East State Street.
All persons having claims or demands against O. A.
sent them before the 18th day OF May, and those ndebt
ed viii please make payment, my business must all be
settled up to that day.
april25-dh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11

A RE NOW PREPARED TO TAKE
"A the necessary steps to procure Bounty Money Ar
rearS Of Pay, and Pensions for the Widows and Heirs Of
deceased soldiers, and Arrears Of Pay for resigned on
GERS and discharged soldiers.
Refer TO Gov DennisOn, Gen. o. Delano, Gen. o. P.
buckingham, Gen. Goo. B. Wright, Columbus, o.; Gen.
Rosecrans, Headquarters; Hon. Thos, Ewing, II. II.
Hunter, Esq, Lancaster, o.; Henry stanbeTy, Esq,
Cincinnati, o..
April H. l662.--dH. t..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11
To Officers and Soldiers.
T. w. TALLMADGE & co. i,
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS.

Western office at....COlumbusj Ohio,
Branch office at.... Washington City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11
SIS Reward.

GT0LEN from my Stable, on Cherry Alley, near 81.
- monton's Exchange Stables. about one week since
large pair Of SHEARS for hoisting stone.
The above reward will be given for the return Of the
property and thief.
msys-dst 2 SAMUEL DOYLE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-11

Tbkre "a no doubt JosHuA r. GDDIHos Is a
man Of moro power and authority In the So
called unIou party, than ABiAHAM LlEcoIH.--
d Il true that he has not Offices and patronage
to bestow, and II 10 not power and authority IN
that sense Of which we speak. But be promui-
gates the creed Of the party. and modheS it to
suit the changing circumstances that sufFoand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10
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sLujlA1

DR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by DIR. Kivett in Dr. Bray's building, oppo-
site the Post olce, for aseries of years, would
spectuy solicit the citizens of Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, TO visit his rooms
and see the specimens on exhibition, whether they
need the services of a Dentist not
Since the issuing of his last circular and adyer-
tisement, over year SINCE several improvements
and new inventions have been made, of which lac
has awaited himself, and allows nothing that viii
subserve the interests OF his patients, pass IN
secured His facilities are better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, than any other in our
State, and equal to any in Eastern cities. All those
who need Dental operations performed and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended TO with
great pleasure.
The following are the styles Of work manufaotur-
ed by bim:-Con inuous Gum; Block or Carved
Work: Vuicanite Basei Coralitoj Amber; CheOplas-
tic; Gold and Silver work
Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness Of
the continuous gum work. 1t il without a seam
or crevioe Cheeks that are sunkeu can Be- restored
to nearly their original contour by this styia Of
work, and also by the use of the Vuieanite, Coral
lite, and Amber Base. Tho latter styles, for light
ness and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel any
GELS anything we have ever seen.
BE has several anasthetics for alleviating pain
when Extracting teeth. Ihey are perfectly harm
less. The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise any thing he cannot do
nor exhibit anything not made by himself
Parents should consult the health and beauty a
their children by having the Dentist direct laoir
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
IrregulaTity Of childron's teeth corre;,sd sue
cessfully.
Those having decayed teeth, should either have
them extracted or filled at (tbe latter if pos
sible). The health of the parties and the remain-
ing teeth demand this.
~ 1 take pleasUreI in introducing DR.. Haas,
my successor TO the old rooms in BrHy's Building,
hoping he will find them both pleasant and profit.
able ErOn9 my intercourse with the Doctor 4
am pleased to find him one OF the progressing;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing With this view can, With safety, recon-
msnd him to the community as q skillful and COM
petent dentist tmay2s) }. KIYETT-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10
COLLECTORS SALE.

CRY or EVANSVILLE, Dec. Is, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given, that I, CHRIS
TIAN HEDDERICH, Collector of the City
of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and
u o'clock A. NJ, and and 5 o'clock P.
NJ. on MONDAY, January 9th, 1862, will
sell at Public Auction, at the door of the
COnrt House, in the City of Evansville, In
diana, the following lots, parts of lots, and
parcels of Real Estate and Improvements,
assessed for the payment of City Taxes for
the year 1861, due from the owners there
of to the City of Evansville, the same now
being due and unpaid, and for the costs of
said sale, and that such sale will be contin-
ued from day to day at the aforesaid hours
and place, until all the lots and parcels of
Real Estate herein mentioned, are sold or
Offered for sale:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10

StockfIeth, Henry, lot Is, blk 6........ 80
Tobiu, Martin, lot 3, blk 5................ 25
SHARPE'S ENLARGEMENT.
Brockade, Henry, lot 1, bk 13........... 10
Copeland, Guild, lot 2, blk 13......... 60
Heintz, Theodore, lot 7, blk 8...... rs
lot 8, bk 8......... ..................... 95
Hogan, Richard, lot Z, bk ........,.... 65
Wheeler, II. @. lot IL, blk I1............ Sc
GREEKVILLG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10

WheeIer, 2, 9th sub Of lots II Z Y. 40
9th sub of lots Z and r.. 20
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT
Andel, VIM heirs, lot II, blk 39......... 90
Becker, Michael, 30 by so feet, middle
part of lots %, % and "a, bk / 10 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
NOTICE

$40 The Commissioners cfthe Pedmo.t Railroad Company, viz
4 william T. ut1erlEnd, Of GAnyllle.
VIII Wa I, John DlkrI, George D. Boyd and Han
D carter, OF 10 sham county.
l. BsrioE John Pondexer aad L. saGord, Of Porsythe
CT n;v.
william Lssh, Joha Nsrui and Jane, En'n Of stOkts
Jay -
I-sy Lindsey Lssi H. Scott and Raj aOtD, Of Clifford
Q unity
Bdord Brow, Tho D. johnson, Iren Green and s0nt'rd
Nc zee, Of Cssw,I ,aunty.
John Crnnn shsm Edwin g. Read sod Taos heese Of Per
comfy
wIam johnson Of the Of al tie. James O. Tuenine
N Vim v. Str Iy-im oforhnge county.
Benjamin A Klfr'll OF he to Of eiinsionL
Il JoEes s Of s5ury, Jonathsn WORTH Of the town Of
Ash on and william ?. TaJlo-, Of Piusb r0'.
You hereby requested meet At the ONCE Of the Secretary
Of Var In the city o. ch nond II oeet, ~, rue.dAT,
2sh April 62 FIR tbs purpose Of c5nerpg With the
wr regard 70 the proposed eensuetsn Of s
Peira NJ Railroad
This conference essential the nmsdt te prosecution Of
n work The therefore reqissed TO attend
Shout fall
By the order OF the Secretary Of War.
EDaOND T. D. hrKn,
Capt. EnPneers
sDlnylle. Greensboro aud Raleigh papers please cop
~ nc. mt o APl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

FaE EsENT's PREPARATIols F,R fHH ATTACK On fHH
DKYEScss CT NV 0ELEASs The following letter nom
Fortress Monroe pUblthed 10 the Baltimore Amer-
can some time since II viii show tie extent Of the
euys preparations foreducing the defsnces Of the city
of New Orleans:
The mammoth steamer Constitution arrived here last
nigh. from Ship lind, bringing dA up Sunday,
Merch 10Th. Commodore David ID. Portsrs mortar
e. with tie Harriet Lane "a the 6'gship, left Ship
island on the IA n lest aud VAS to be followed in a
iew days by Commodore Farraguss feet o. tloOps-of.
var and gunboAis. Thar defamation understood
& be Southwest Pass from which they to open
FIRE on FJrs Jackson and PhilP which guard the Pas-
sag TO Ee~ orleans The departure of this immense
hset Is repol tsd to rave been grand sight stretching
ia lire for many mrs along the ocean, far as the eye
eou resca, in the tollosing order:
Fret D.v.siaa-Schcolers Nolf-lk Picket, Olive A
Les Pens, O. V. Williams, Ariet.s, William Baron, So
purJ4it =,
J,n-s. Mulh-y V.s.er, MIA Carlton, Osvts,
A1olDh Bugsl G osee IA ghsD.
T1ird DivisicR-B X Horae Bsas, schoorers John
g III be, S,rAh Bann, Ger, trig Sea Foam sthooLeTs
Il Jnty JaD.- DID SInit1
Rsssrrs Ssa,asrs-S Gamers ostOrara, Harriet Lane,
OEa'ka, W,s,6sId, Cl.EoO, Manu. jackson, R. b.
Roib,s
Commodore F4rrsgus H,et consists Of the slOOp-of.
war HarlvId his p ths Pensacola, the Brooklyn,
s1i the gunboats Pnola ScioA liaka, and most OF tie
her ten new guneoats y built with other Eur all
class Esr se.mers said 10 number tveny'three in all
lie presumed oy the CfietTs board the OOrsti,u-
tioa that the Of reducil Forts Jackson and P5lp
va, commenced sons days sLcs. l. Wss supposed ths.
some OF tho morr boss would take position In an init
in the rear Of Fort JakiCn wte the others would al
vance 10 the souh-Wts Pss' within siellng disaLoe,
aud endeavor 70 drisa tie foc oct Of the iorts In
"a, melutme the luaboS would silence 4 battery
es esd aboa mile OeoS the tcrts fer the protection
o. barcsde 10 the river, intended TO prevent tbs pas
age OF Oommodl-e FArsguts ct up in frcns Of the
f1rta Tbis bArroade said 10 b. composed Of legs
On lined together aud faseuCd TO the shores BY heavy
oli = 1. wis fixed 80 as TO be opened to allow the
o -ssg s o. rebel vessels leSsure.
WGru tti4 barricade shsl De removed And the chan
usl Of tie river opened TO the Snre feet Gs1arp and
csve contcs, ~ be eacpltcd. Il tho forss should
co tlre uEeivicHs TO the 60nbs of the mortar d., =
1css Who ae sc airted with the character Srd ergy
OF CoIu ore F-rssuI alucpTe hat he will lead hs
Wlos ,s tirccy urd-r their guns, aud, by repeated
bosd.aes Of grape ad sharpre eudGvOr to dive the
rucrs from tEer pO,s. We may, therefore, expect,
exciting news FROM Nm oAssus in aigW days
Tas troops s,,i n nan 1t Ship I-iSnd, aud we're in
good hrah and spirits T,ey being perfected in
drI, end eecUmi5g MOI. Efficient troops Gen. Butler
"a ~; arrived en- the Cons u,icn LEFT, bs, they
s.sssd him g9irg 10 wish r'iutlTc'msuts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
RICHMOND WIG.
MONDAY MORNING., APRIL as, 1852.

MARkEr PRlcsa-Ws are intormsd that ODe Of Ire
prl0eipll causes Of the supplies of tubss ercS
In the city markets Il the insroSption Of country carts
BIZ soldiers encAnpsd distance beyond The suburbs
Ttsy stop every cOuatryn bringing produce 70 mar
ks and pay for what they purchase giving hin nrs the
0puoa Of receiving fair psice or Of PastDg WITH bis
property uisheu. compensation This Is natural pio-
cse ling, and We see no reason Why the countEynen
SHOULD blast but /, ia aid shat the aPPsssn1oa
Of rough treatment detss nany II them from VtntlTiog
towards the city except Uhen necessity im?es then-
A15,aer reason Why the market is rot bstsr Supplied is
th, many Of the male members Of country families, Who
havS hssotOlors beCughs truck" 10 Market are nov in
ths amy and thcse lsft home cannot conveniently
k,s2 tas bas1oss prevented rom doing 60 by
soms other consideration. fhs question Of supplying
Ii. mask with provisions Of great Importance
- hs cJmalay aad should engage the earnest aten-
tsOu .. Gsa. Uindsr. We s IhiLk laat toe Test that
can be doss Is TO Itturn TO the good old practice Of
lJsi-g &c suFal la Of suppl5 aud demand to regulate
tie ss Ii e1 sv-gant prizes eaal sed and paid
= acy a. lee, ae PSCdcctOn Of ~bsh is not mosope-
L.lte a u sil e - Increase the nun6er OF pro
&c q or ssIsrs, nd t5us heal.hy competition WI
49, lead ny inevitably 70 dlcsion Of prices Tb'Is
: 10 teupadop, no inducsmess Tor any one 10 br'ns
b. err eggs poultry vegetables to Market when they
are compelled 10 sell At prescribed and, soniessed,
low rA,ss aai have pay for the groceries or dry
goois HAY puIehAss any pres which the 80 Ter may
tablish.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

CoLoS'ISs FGzE NE5sOIs.-I1 rsP'y to NJ. Wil!ev,
o. Va, (of lie PluhSnde GoVe'nnest) w. Hale a.
Ea.d against ;be deportation Of free blacks from tic
sJl.t.y. and sad iae vaols May q tho U.tsd aies
wall b inslHs u: 70 tsaaP'r, the izcs OF the
{ sk population u tae So0 b. Jais statement vas de-
eel soto soes = several SeRAtOfs, sho thought :
Navy va fully sudieisat 30 carry al the fcesriaziss
hale said tie experiment would never be tried tbS;
Is Sochsrn States having freed their slaves, could lot
s,7-s,sntly Ask the goyesunSa' TO eolaaI' tseT.-
b-Esvsi the iTes IsgroSs ought TO be ktPt in tie
sub
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

TaE FGDES,L ARSY Is Tsg WIsE.-The S2vAClab f.
pgslrsn sss ttai the rosi iop OF iAe Fsd'Fa sTuy
tAr west as Set 0I5 BY he Secretary Of Vas At Na'
ias,cn, matter worthy OF special attention. Il, a.
n,ucee. that wi b. iuPoss,te ios the arCy 10 enter
upon an further aggressive movements ia The eseny
t,r,sry, uat full ooepimea; OF transportation sb' |
h ~ beta sugpei. This is tartamoua! TO cessation
ao,dE'is o. TIE NJ Of the TsuresseC for week, if
-. Eea,hs e Gene, nO rdyigi,ey. l. viii ., III.
q: {, supply lhase facilities before tue nsvg'lg 'eA-
s9l iSS rvsF closed oy os water for tee sumner.
40 attack from BeaurgId hGn su-h Of their forces
s. sls vsasare bsyoad tho range Of Ihsr g9R5 st, j.
El.y - Do ths pElogal fighting grolnd to be done i5r
4 In 10 coma.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

v-os rHE Elsr-The eEsny are ooreeaua'irg ar
1ulsrsl iSsSs On le earsss,e Iye-, WITH the view {
other attack upon BsagI, CARL Tle roads in such
~r,tcbe4 condition ihAs i: vii be impossible for any
fr-zrj uoyemen: to be made BY eisher army o: ten
DAYS Or a forto'gb. &c coco.
fae Fe's.Ls hsye n bull, tie railroad br,dse At Bow
hug G,ssu, ssd are u0E running The slss IhfOuga 70
n Irfreesooro aud Colanb.s.
Tee Fsds-al sick Is. in tie Tsst ia very heavy; ave
t,'usa-d we're rsrsgd 70 Cairo alone. The water az
siHate did tee work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
Al lIT

PsOvIDISG FOR TEE EXEMPTtoS OF CEsfAN pAtr rs
UPON RELIGiOUs SROUN'e. PASSED NAs' N So ise2:
WIE enacted - The eencral Ass4h's Of NirSn.S 1tA'
- Whenever, up p3 cAuoa mp, On - the Iold
II gt9u, shall ap tali ard that The rv spPJhE
'or 4. * a ysn b0aG IL perverted fro Erus ey
me ,s The Chu uticl n hesnt hso and dd
a-u ~ pat o. ihB Ecii fArthrr tat III
s,l APP a.thl PAL he ia N ne comfy Co cor -
tf1-s the Ct Vii q ad appu ytt esds The Atm
or dee h1u1red ar 10 sldi ,hsFet IT, fan her suHn
Of per II the Assessed value of aid spfi al
AK rr0 hen es az ard, TIE atAi5n - ne
rsr irl ono a d aisr tht sa' APP
e. sal ave ath nrmai - ne viii fus ain
he ufed.f,e era-nt VI not ua-y EAy give Al.
CONFER 70 einy esd Goniv G5Ig- No taen
tie sait "a shah rtOrp 'ald sPrl az hovfsd, TIA
uhr svsr may be unahe 'hsh ia n Pay he ,a
san Of I'VE bonded and he a ~ o. 90 ih'r
oorrr esal BE- dyed (gh n able 10 mill da Ia
capacy Of tezmster. or In sch other Ter a. We 'er
wee nay us.l Vh thd 0tr Ire aeu hes gt ar
ID prov l. fur hiatt pes HeuPt-d 10 ~ rtId
10 r. H,ari Exempt i which u may own " be
m uki CT 70 he erd q q for the pnbl
sn.Ys we'd N hy account for license
-,
n, Ac -ouus Ne upis and pies OF
sb-rH got t'rs' ips tr sach rthio money IN
orar hit ch otheef vita Ampa-t -
coIse ed: cvid.t hhrs anison shall be only
1 o 90 c 80 up y the sncu p Ia DIR this At
Tbs act shall be q &C iron 10 pa.
s5Py soE ne y rss's'
o. H. D. I'D X. o.
~ J,px ? Co,AS Dyptty Sp22-dltAcSt
80 ,.yer. Il state r0py n. et time
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

A NorTD AB1LHIOsIsT HrLLsD Martin stoHSn a
p-7-.n'as lbcit1nis:, formerly Of Worcester, EA'l
rs Etely killed in Tennessee. Ho belonged tOa Nc
b. sza regiment, -Sieh ras dawn irto subu'cads oy
Cd Coa!sdsIGtes, near Par Team shcn be fell MORALLY
w,u7 led s. val conspicuous se.Or IN the rescue o.
10 s..vs "JszJy~ syracrss several years ago and
si--sd an imprisonment Of sovsr-l moths in the jill
Of Suflk county Asss Tor bis participation in the On
slsesssfsl ausmp, 70 the slave AUtaOny Burns
from ne Boston court-50us' Il, also figured Trom..
n.c-y 10 the Kansas troubles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28
BY GopDIH 4 APPeRsos. AUol'A

VERY DEL H, 4 LOCAgpD aszfICR Ten
ena. mt the west line of SecosS, 5etwst "a
MAI Aud Gary street, for sale at Au LiOn. vi !
he sod at Anc n the rsIes TUH.DAf. the 99ts OF
Ap sJl at4k O'clock The dts rso;y locate brel
N nt Ia the occupancy CT hr Jao e. @atn, aud
IL ming the r 8 dacs o. Mr. M y. Demon
One hal ersh balance At Elk aidwelye Uo1ts for
negotiable NOES, inter st added uftd by ira deed
taxes and for SGtto be ais bF tie chaser
apl4-tdS GODDtN i|P IL y |uctF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

THE WAS-Ws believe ,b4; If il vas pat to tie vote
Of he Sou.hsr- poole 10 prescribe hOT tie var should
b. C, er.sd gu our part IN future, a; least ninety in
ev.-v bro 5rad----ll at -,u-a-WCuld favor the i'm
dFss roncsr % .a G., O. large aruv up2n our frontier
r-.ca North al1 -g.tg 'ae 5aas % the 7 KEGS
o. deg.taaag ihei county and occupying, if not de-
sroyiny PalAielphj SsE Yors ald Boston. Thep:s
j q belief is ID. tal would prove the only sure
ms,hsi Of eO-q iring peace, or Of obtaining ind'm
My tor the p-ss, ADD secarity Tor the future"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

ES RoCrs TO IHE NCErI-roe Lytehb7rg RspuSf
on Gays that NJ, ,walo-, vile Of " BrcWnov,
AID Ma Nlyaard, vile Ct Horace A.ynad, 9TH their
fsaies arrived ia TIA, ely On Saturday light. fem
1srusssse, 90 rous To F9rr,sl NOnrOs aud Ibe5ee to
The S5rh to sin their hasbaDis, in obedience to an
or Ter Of the Coined rate alhorss that they should
conveyed outside tie Sos bern lres They we're under
sleor. CT Lieut., hosby, Of too Confederate amy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

PEasos.L RsscosSrkR -Tne Whs,lirg Iateilserc,r
gvss Al account # a p,rsoEal collision bs:Eegn the
"Ion JOIN s C.rlls. h.ed S.sss Senator fr,m
wss,ssn Virginia" -nd Il ". N1r:O7. Eq Uai'1d
,s, Marssal f5r Ira. district" NJ p,rsOrai Try rs
d5ue. 1: oeeurroi il Wheeling Saturday AMI gr,
o.. Of the same dissatisfaction tbs par Of Nor;'n,
vSo charged Cse with bl5 iaiS in PrCslIiag certain
r.,ls.rt .pp1lntmeats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

KnLED We regret to lara that D.. John Jorde7'
o Liberty, rember Ct Cap. T. @. JSrdanS ardl ~
s,upany, Ct Bedford county, was killed few tsy'
s.es At yorktown By fraenen; Of stell thro~n r. m
tn snsmy's guubOA,s. HiS body was conveyed to Ii
Ia bou, On Saturday, for intgTDent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

GES. JAcKs2S's POsTUcS.-rte Lexington GsEshe
sAss tat prominent of6cer, Sho lef; JaeksOus head
qIarsr5 en- Saturday lsA iOs, states Sect he has Ia
L. ss-ong position At swift Run Gap. This is gap
II lie B.aS Ridge, cas-. Of Harrsou6u'E tni through
Which passes the turnpike leading to GordOlsvn lis
POSITION eaoaos b. d4uked, aud the Fsserss vii no
pfoBAy ysaiurs pass him, 10 order to advance OF
S .uatOu He % within r-Ach u achievements.
Toe LySehbarg VIZ. iailn, of Saturday, says. We
have s,risH intelligence from this gilA1t army and re
rsi7foosmsnts, tha raay nos be vel 70 publish Our
h,Vs are high, however aad readers may rsasOna
bly, sIoect something bTi.iiass ere lOpg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-28

FR,M NEH ORLEANs-Tbe following brief telegram
appeared in the Charleston papers Of Friday mernDg
Nee o l,,ss, April G4.-SevSral b9ais Of the eosnys
mortar a-ei lac succeeded in passing for's 81 PeaP
and Jtek.,n IL tbs city tts alum he'll "a noW rinsh g