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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
New Orleans Taken
BIC: NAVAL. FIGHT !

~. $ kssvRnss Mosson, April 27.
T.llons H. A. Ssxn,uu, Secretary
VI Wsssss Slts 's-. ses. u 70 n ia - %,
A black iuxi,ivs. .i,at,iroa Forts.
mouth, bsings tl,ss Petersburg Er.
psess"i ysstefdsy eonMin,ng tie io..
tpwing; ,asess& asa lsia91i 49,.
.,h0y,ls. Ssh. The enc my psssed
EspIt ,Jscks0a at'4 O'Clock yesterday
Whom. tho news reached Now d..
lrsas' tl,s sxcitenssnt was h0undiess
Axriisl iaw wss put iis full force aud
biassMsss wss sas psndcd. All the
tspsiva aud stSssnboa,s except IN css.
~ tssaslorss sisrstlssn&srs sad a,n-
,s,,sniiio,i wers destroyed. At I
o,closk rto'dsy thssoperaiorl ybade
loed byr. .smying thel.hsmy Tad ny
pesrrd~bstors ,he1city. This is ia.
lsst km wa-- viii send the purticu,
lass'ssssoon - received - q S-a-'as >
Thcsn,.gro bringing tiis, reportt
the scbsts hsvs twS i,on clad steam
.is nussl y 'cosni,luisd, %" % 81
10 wbsliessd me IA errimsc viii
psOut 70 morrow. sn ssss&ai p'' 9,
20 slSsgsed} s''s John Il. Wool.
itsAhauxsrrss Dxrixr,r I,Ar,psAaaA.is
n ck. Arr,i ", is6ss...ro IE m
Stanton, Secretary Vi Wsr.gI va,
bid,hss fiis Richmond Eaaa,iIas. ne
A.. III n. ~ y "a ~ s4.'N-t
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NEw YtRK. April 2S.-Furiher
advices per the Conhecticut stale
that tho .sIoops,of,war Richmond,
Hartford, Brooklyn and Iroqnois
were plated with heavy chain cable
iron.9thsir ports to point below the
Watrr linv, ,-. -.,,....'.., .--.s,.,-.
Previous 70 tho attack on tho Mis-.
si-fippis iorts, the Captain OF the
French war steamer Milan visited
Fort Jackson under q Aag OF truce,
@ilL u ,isw 81 assisting the French
Fssidents0 d New Orleans who might
desire 70 get out Of the way OF the
IMPENDING battle. lie was seixed
and inprisohed over night, bu, re
leased next morning. and returned
10 his vessel greatly enrAysd. D
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PsrsoLtcs v. NAssv.

9, The loai.ucy which has been
shown 10 the rebels irolu tho start.
and that too. whvthsr they are re-
xarded as traitors and rebels, or -
honorable enemios, is shown, Jo,ost
spikingly in ,hs tao,, shal. though
.Pie. hsvs swarm, d on every hand
and are de, seted every whore sluOs,,
ss yst not = singls ssbel spy ahas
beep shot or Auog by our ollisevs &C,
o0rdiug TO the, lave vi war; "a 7ei
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

FHo@ TnE AR NoRruw ssr, r,-The
intrlliXepcv iio,N GeOrsslown and
Fort Gary 9p the Red Riyer OF tbs
North, shove cqnsideTable pruggess
ia thai high Norlll,rr latitude, a
new s,eshiboAt 10 being built q,
Georgetown, to be- ready tor her frs,
strip 10 lio,t (itary by ,hs drstl ol
May. This will sdd much to The
travel to tho Nopthsssslsrn gold
mines by way of,he Had River Val.
10y, Mud " tho commerce OF Pembi'
No and the other river towns.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

SwEET l'ATRIorsl 1t 10 we'll
enough to keep On eye on tho gen.
Try who are continually, everlasting.
y pratiDx about tho enormous tax
80 we will have to pay next year.
sud expressing their belief that tue
,~ople will resist its collection
This issxsctly what they, want to
sec done--snd al such expressions
are intpndcd as snggcstions. 5.l-...
There sre plenty Of seccssionisis
~ uspcock county, men who. never
lose Az opportunity to excite 10 the
,niuds Of the people, an opposition
" the, Government, srd who labor
increasingly TO s,nbarrsss il. W. atch
them clssely. .as a., d s~ ss
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

tmduc MN trlmmcu IN gOuu sfyle,1
Fine cloth worth...... ~. .siS,O0 tor $40 90
Extra ine " ............ St2.UO for $500
Business coats worth. h.......... SEQ for 400
Fine do. d.. ..... ...,t., 900 for 500
Extra hne - " .......... 1900 for l20O
Good strong business pants 2.S0 for ] rs
Fancy Cashmere pants worth. $50 for $50
Plain Satinot pants worth..... 80 for LIS
Extra fine tanoy osss. WORTH. 500 for 500
Fine black caSssimere worth. 1 no for 800
Extra fine cassimer0 worth. 800 for 500
Endless variety Of vests worth ZOO far las
G"od black satin vests worth. 3,75 tor AIS
Extra line satin vests WORTH. 500 for 90
fancy silk vests worth. ....... 100 for l.5O
Fine silk vests WORTH. ... 40 FOR 3 OU
Extra fine silk vests worth. -. $50 tor /, 90
Boy $ good roig coats worth $50 for 50
(Made and trimmed In good style)
Business contS worth ........ 5Olfnr $50
Fine business q ats W. rth. 80. 6,UO for $50
Black cloth do d, -. i,50 for $50
Extra fine do do 80. 800 for q %
Boys good strong pants worth ,7J for las
Fine Cashmere pants worth. $50 ior 27j
Buys vests worth. ...... =. LIS kT as
Fine fancy jo worth.... 2,25 for l5SI
Extra due q" do ........ 3,C0.fP 32j
We havo also on hand Il good assortment ut
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
Hats, Caps, TsunLs, Umbrellas, and Car
pet satehsts.
May ! ls62 q. Il p. 70.
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~,
p. 'se e'eesens ln'en'seses co@e'
"" ,s'cssn 's.e' sasGes s' '"s's"s res' 'ts.
Ss"''nr.r's' .nn ,SaT' Er'porlu'" y 'he SCUM
NM psstpe WllE~ 'Rhnuer 'o' our
snppsla Assttfrp.sn. shsough the
sAspe sosfee oni''s 90 v the Me-
{s* 4h'ysgok, sssted fhM'fiefe had
been a esoyy,Ae f'dd'm,ef rFyr,
5rcx'9h below New 'of'sass. sp
isiesf and wss stillprnRressing; and
shat the alunst iscfed'Css nafhDcf
pI 26'ooo s; fs.ineh shslls Tao been
tired by the essrilipx, 1csts of which
1000 tel in thsi Fosto Ol courss
FVrt..Jseksou conid oot .DUng hold
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Nttp advertisements.

VITE offer beiow list of prices. ~htch. by
w calling upon US, you will 8ad true IN
every particular, viz:
Black cloth frock coats, worth. 5000 for 5000
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented TO the Com
IA mi,s,"ners Of Hancock county. Ohio. At
their June session, for 1852. praying tor the 10
'rnti"n AMI establishment ut u county road
rummencinr AT the North East corner of Sich
ults KrusheS land. at the North Fast corner
Of section nine, in Portage township, Hancock
Icnunty. Ohio, and running thence East on the
section line between sections three and ten
until II intersects the road running from the
county limo to Hecs's Mil, tnai here termi
nate. MANA PETITIONERS.
Nav 2. lsG2.-I4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

Lean. NsrshaIs did around the Impartial Eagle; bus
nevertheless our victories are the victories 1.-THE privates.
Ts IA the enthusiastic Dash Of their cnssts, the fearless
bravery with which they rush even to the SIMMONS noun,
he utter recklessness of life, If so be that its sacrifice
nav only lead 70 victory, { Q heartfelt impression ts { Q
aus Is the cause Of every man AID that success Is a ne
seesity. What intense honor do / feel for the private
soldier The officers msy have motives other than the
causs-the private soldisr can have none- DE Know.
nat hs yAlor must pas u~nuoticed, save In the narrow
circle Of his company that his sacrifice can orag nc
honor 10 his name, no reputation to bis family maj
he survives he lives only to enter upon new Danger
Sith the same hOpslesxnss Of distinction; mat Ii ne ale.
he will receive nothing bu, an unmarked grave, ano yu
IA be proud 20 do hS duty and to msiniain his part IN Ihs
isstiu,dre corA OF rs comrades fall aronod nm
elk aud fls,, but with = sigh aud tear be closes bis raok'
and presses on 70 a hike destiny. Truly, the nrsi monC
ment which our confedsracy rears, when oar indeFef
deuce shall have been won, should be a lofty shall, Pur'
sad spotle,s s, beariOg this inscription
TO ras gSKSowS AND USE'coRD'D Dad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
ADJuTASr AND INSPECTOR arsLS ogYIoE [
RoHxorD, Nov. aIth, 1899. !
arNER IL ORDERS,
M Q6

No 90.
Comma d MS Of conscrlptI will eauIs the following order to be
pub shed for at least sew n q mes 10 Q 50 hlsnt number OF newt
paper,ia each State Of the oonfsdsr IeJ % en'u's ~ rssehlns
/ Al COT MS i5ded oncsrs an enlisted men who are nos alb.
scot iron lhelr Q mminl,f 0 q any her cas-, than actual 0
mi drpartnsa! eomnAnder, will retara 10 their com nands
II. co aaii onsi omser, f.iias to comply vtti the Provisions
OF tae for going pArag tp1 vi ha q r asonaole le1sth oil I'm,
de-. shall b. dropp 81 II lm the rul . Of the srmT In d sgrtce, and
thdr ninei viii b. fdrul,hed 70 the com nandAu' Of soaser-pe Lf
eniolmsoI 10 ,hs raafs
slonI Of pssgrlph I OF tts order. sfhli . resIooaole lenra Of
/ time shall b. esn lie et A. d ssrterI, aud tetted accofdiniy.
Their nan g TO be 'ura shed ., tue oonn .ndant Of eonsea,e "a
their SAFE, for publ ,suoo, or such oiatr a,uon a'mAy Dc d'emso
mot Ell 'AciouL
Nv In order 20 ensure the EN- vent cooperation Of all concerned
% carr, this ride Into I'm nedi.te efst, Department Dom ma 'de-s
| are dlret dt, r squlre rom tn con -anin oneer Of each seps
| Of AL 90 nmisLon d omc IRA and en- ise ! usa no- sbsen. from
/ thAr cimms d. These report mu, stat 10 esci case We oiuse
| OF abIeno !, AMI any Iehnen.al. battalion or comosnJ eomm'n :
/ er 40 sa nedsc 70 furn 81 sucls rep y or VINO .htn knoN-
| ingls be yul 81 o. CO ieet In any case Of no .uthor lfd Ao,enoe,
4 slaIl o., co lyI.tiol { er. OF b. SUI nciy dis 'hI-d.
v. Und r tn p OF so 8 d. thu "a ctaa'e Of paragraph i,tt
| @ .neral o 'dsn No 81 somni aonsd ON 'ers sni prvNes va,
| Z eincAp .bl. OF bear ng Arms In eonsequsn e OF wounds received
IA battle but VII, are OF e>sis. hi for service, are required not
| o her sbe ASignel - report 20 the na est com asndan: OF % :
| sof ptsIu taeir respective s.a's Who un, II they ere etef Tor
foroement OF me proyi Ions o. this orier. with full pc GER 70 cal
upon the near, 8. military autho hy TO- such asLtanoe hmAy DC
vi ohosss az th, Gu ,rtsrm ester Q De artnen'. charged With
sion d oil .e- njic m ussionel omcer or orivtte who d'es mol
IN n,sh sMl fac oy en ,sncs that ne s not habls to the penAius,
DIES RIB d u the frey, u. ordar. any dio lln5 omeer ~ sas
ma, 70 paw nj Ia violation u thus order shall De haoie On hi oono
for the am ant " such payment.
By ORDER,
pisnsd) 2. COOPER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

Drsc,zr Uros Hou,s, OF EvIL. RirurArror -
Mayor Ia carrying on his moral warfare In Richmond
With q good deal Of vigor. o. Wednesday night the
police entered . fashion able establishment on the corte f
4 IL b and Gary streets, kept BY one Arna Thompson,
add cApsured that female. together With 6vo Other, cal.
log tbsDs Ives Br dget Mccarthy, J~.ssptloe H'ster,
B 10 Norris, Jennie Richardson and CLARA PhDlips.-
About the ane time ARCHER tqlsd OF policemen ar
rested four vsnhn nsmsd Francis hu'hsss. Hsnnsh N.
l.velI, Louis Williams and Fanny Seymour, q; he
b use Of the 70, ner, near the city Ill. They wire al
conducted to The wsch-house. with rome f.v OF their
nsh friends, and inc, o rated until norni g.'Y ste day
hey were all s~rraiyneo before th' Mayor, who iouna h
n,e sssr1 to hold his court With closed doors, to exclude
the curious throog. The rcrult OF the ihvsstiga ION
(sihous going iulo details) was that the WON IN sere
{, qlired 70 fad surety in $500 each 70 be OF ko,d be
havios, . d 10 the sauna amount to appear before the
9fapd J nv for indictment. We believe most Of Them
vent 10 / ii In default.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
TIE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST.

MOBILE, December 4h.-A special despitch da:ed
Ok ious, yesterday, says: We learn from official sources
that there is q Yankee force at Bolivar, Tennessee, thre
regiments q; GrsId Junction and one at Davis hils.-
oIs force, which advanced from Grand JUNCTION lasl
Friday morning, numbered eighty regiments, cOmpris
log IS 900 men. 1t 1. rumored that the Federal, were
clmpsi last night ten miles from POnsotoc, in heavy
force.
Hins o'elock, :. A-The Yankees are reported To
be Advancing from Oorintb. Our pickets fred on them
At 6 ,ltllo, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

sHns Of q pair Of ,q1irrsls t.~sa, sould make 4 pretty
and pleasant pair OF shoes for a lady. Solos OF shoes
for men (oesides the substitutes already msntionsd,) may
BE- made Of old saddle skirts, kathsr gin bands, gutss
pencha bands, several thicknsssss Of toagh cloth q any
sort sewed together and saturated with wstei- ,roof-or
they may be compounded Of several thiDg,-ths Guitar
Of iaAthsr or hardened felt, the inner Of cloth or dot
blsd osusburrs, or duck, and between the tive q broad
and q 'Iibls split Of vhib oak, hickory, palmetto stslk
or birch bark. :
This Ia the time for the exercise Of S,u.hern inysnui-
". and these hints arc thrown ont nsrely to give that
ingenuity q start. hAIoosih,sA-
P. s.-SiDoe writing the above, and jast In the scs o.
sending to you, ! an informed Of VIA. sppas 81 q H.
lie distance to be . beautiful Fcench gaiier Of ilate CO..
or. made by . lady Of this place for herself, Of ~erdio.iy
~osnaburg' doubled. The c~snAburss were used - 'the
upper Of b, shoe; and TO tie rest she vas indebted &c
one of her worn out shoes (lad!es ~ iom wsss cut soleI.
which abe trimmed 80 as TO give her a nice soils sisu
heel and toe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
FOR SALE.
THE sTAUNTON STEAM MILLS.

~
THIs valuable property, built In 1855, at = cost Of $4,000, and
furnished with the most improved machinery, Will he sold a.
public sale, IN front Of the Post office, IN stanton, on The 2ith
dayof December, 1862, unless previously disposed OIL oil Whlch
due notice will be given. -
The E are Ave pairs Of best French Burr. Of four feet diameter
and % inches depth. The pair Of plaster Burrs are ma 'eparat.
room and entirely cut Oh from the Touring Mnls. The Bolts ana
Chests are OF the most superior character, and have q snAu buIt
attached for regrinding ~middings. The whole are d iven by one
Of the celebrated "Cornss" Steam Engines Of 30 horse power, ca
pahle OF working up 10 W horse power and with mo e Regularity
than can be secured by ordinary water power, and has consumed
only a cord Of wood in manufacturing 20 barrels Of Hour; me mn
House Is 20 by IS, and four stories high; and the Engine House
81 bv "a. one story high. and both covered with slate. The Mills
planned with reference TO additional Improvements, and which a
rapidly increasing custom Will soon render necessary rreseht
capacity OF the Mil, l2o barrels per day. i,
The lIHl Lot contains 2k acres, adjons the depot OF the Centfh
Railroad, n side track OF whih runs 10 the Viii door. IL has also
abundance Of water and a hne site for a rannery A Cooper
shoop, Gj by q, Is on the NH lot and furnished with the most m
proved machinery TO- making barrels, buckets, &c, which msemh'
ery NAV be bought with the Mil, at the option ofthe purchaser
The attention OF the public Is invited TO the Property, whehL ;
| believed TO be, In competent hands, one of the most valuable II inc
| grain growing Valley Of Virginia. S
Terms liberal q, to time, and VIII be made known on day oisae'
or all cash, II the purchaser desires It. ,,r,,so =
a.s-eta, ". 4. TAhs.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

= -HRsLrrsIsa A PoLioinir.-W Ash ngtcn Gocdrick.
Y % has been employed fer some time BY Secretary
n~enniuser in the Directive seni,s, was s'rsstd %
Weinefd.y Eight up n . charge a using ~thiesteli 6
and abusive laDgusss TO william N. K lily, q police OH.
csr o. this city. The Mayor yesterday rqlired him 70
rive 81 900 surety to appear before the Grad Juy ard
81 O0O 10 10, the pssce al d be Of good b 'ha' or. L.
J. Oos.elo, 70 ner , one Of g neral Wind-r. det Q " 9,
vas arrested 10 the same house with g o Trick. and re.
quired 10 give bond 10 $500 TO conduct himself hereafter
q Q pesceitle 81 izen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
- YAIU,HLE REAL INNATE

D TO pc soID At ACCiIoN -RI' DAY. speeIai At.
tsntion u called tn The fol, owing sales Of very valuable rrsl
ttis c {, come Oh TO-DAY, VIZ; All. o'elo,k. TO the larss and
sd,nr,by " II arranged and desirasly loc'tsd Bllok TINY
MEsT on the s~outh-sioe o. Main, between Och ID lO.h u sns, nov
At 10 otloek {, that tuly beau fful and hsrcsoney fni-fel
nev BRINK Dx ELLiNG, Ac a THE oarnfr Of sta and ,lay ct eets,
recently o.cupied by Dr.. JpO. a. wsyt and now In the occupancy
Of Mr. ) ami Ayrsi
AZ 81 clio / 10 The . very beautiful BUILDING LoTa At tho
head o. Clay ,ire.t, on is B. nth side, and thereafter to the v To-
able LOT o. the North .lds Of harshAl stree:, n,Il ~ TIE new
ht4x o'ciocf, 10 the : w9 very v,l,sble LoTa on the t.ulh-
Size Il ulay street, adj inins the re lderce Of Mr. Dabeey NJ
Miller, and thereafter - tho vslu BILE LOT on the to-thside OF
Leigh 8 rect, near 70 Foushee stree.
GoDDIN 4 APPEasON.
Ss Auction,er-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

slrrssouL-Judse Lyons yesterday passed sentence
upon the following prisoners, convicted Of felony drr'ng
the present term Of bis cou'': John Murray, i1r mu :.
der 10 The second degree. Is yefrs il the peritsntisry
John Westeifeld, for larceny, 5 years and 8 months
James Jones, for larceny, 9 years; Albert @. Short, for
% snslapgh,er, 8 years. Ia the csse Of Short, eI'cuh n
Of sentence was su'psaded for Is days, to give tine 70
max, application In Q new trial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
ADyr And INSPECTOR GEsERAL,s OFFICE,
RIclnoD, Dec. ], leha.
nRDEI

arsrF a HRDtAs'
ca ,es OF the QaA-fer -sster's Department are expressly pro.
hlhil,d n ON ylsi log The sea, Of Government for the purpose Of
obi. III ling supplies. fh, usual N ,s Of e1srtbgt . e objects, "
regulation, Is de, med sufn and no deytEtitn from The etss-
n kei ,ules OF the ssr.ise 10 tnis rs pect will be permitted. With
on, TIE pcevisuiss ton Of th- On .rt'rmsstsr General, obtained
tr Ugh the regular ca rntl Of con nunle.uou
II oncrrs and agents oiihe Ga ntern asters Department are
hereby ordsrel not 10 Inter ERE sih leather plrchkaed or con-
trAetod for b. cacep and Agents Of The Ordnance Department.
By order,
(sIgned) q. oo0PrR,,
ds-lv Adjt 4 Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

HoRsE srriLIsG.-JOhn Dunbar and James Elmore
are under arrest for s'ea'ipg . horse from L u snant
q. L Byru', of the 81 Mississippi regiment The Mayor
has committed th,m to Ill until Saturday, WHEN the
charge will be investigated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05
Az Esc.P,-Iu the mayors Court, yesterday, Il.

Az EscAPs-Iu the Mayors Court, yesterday, ns
case Of John :. Smith and william 3 I'd, Oh rgsd with
stealing = coat from GsorgeR Howad, tailor, was 0 LED,
aid Smith responded, but bis s~,c1upGce VS. noshers
. be fcuudl Il turned Cut that G had made Lis tic Pc
ft m the cou't room, In soma nysXrous way. and ma o
tracks for parts ~ known. Oots.deiing tie feet
that several police cnieer, wsre 10 the apartment. tosay
nothing oi msgis rates. lswyers and newspNp . reporters,
bis eat vas managed With considerable adrolm' a.
smith WIS II manded TO b examined before the Hds..
ings Court for grand larceny.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

USos MAs-Among tie prisoners received a! ihe
Libby prison within The past day or two, 10 q man
named Charles johnson, who was captured in Stafford
county, whore he has been giving the enemy all the 81.
g stance in his power. He is put down ass dar gerous
Union spy, and as such, Is Ironsd and closely "a. rdei.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

A. AsplSl>a YASKEE-Ths Lyuchburg VirginiAn
Suoishss The following alusior, BY a correspondent, to
a., Letter wri.isu BY a Ytikse Colonel TO bis friends in
Cacirns l.. ~sieh was { und a, = .yetts Oour! House, al.
.er Tie srtuy rS;rcated from that pl4ce
The lteu.Ts a, he head Il this sheet Is the yankee
CooueL j. 7. Tpland, NLo SAs in command OF the Gin.
eiuu.ti z u,ytsatFyttte Court House. He l. q brave
fellow We found a letter Of his written TO q friend at
u c'onAd, suggesting the mode Of getting up for him
aelf A pstiuou for the purpose Of promotion. 1t was IS
follows Thai upon re, ching that city, which would
he In a short time, bis iread mus; buy for him a horse,
.hich be, tbe Colouel, would pay fer. Another f,ient
va 10 mSke ID, presen, In a handsome complimentary
letter. Taese letters, -, we're 10 appear in the Cioein,
uati nesspaprFs, and be sent to Washington; at the
SINE time his friends we're to apply fora promotion for
him, aud AL ma, kind Ct strd. l. vas decidedly rich
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

THI ABOLITION RAID IN GRIISBErEE, VL.-The Fin
castle Esprs,s has the following account Of the recent
capture Of lO5 Of our elvaly, and - many horses, BY
the enemy. in Greenbrier county
Itssems that our men we're scouting on Sinking Greek
he sane pass where Gu wagons vera recently burned,
ana that the pjekstl we're very cAr2sss in the d s,hArgs
Of their dld,s-lesyiag their post and returning when
convenient A picket Of ten men having left their poet
ana gore 20 camp, we're returning when a small sqlad
Il the evenly vas seen In the road ahead. Chase vs.
given, when the 60 lAd Of Yankees retired in haste; or
avn pursued uaIl reaching a Short turn in the road
Shsre they fcund themselves face TO face with . force
Of several handred Of the enemy, who 6red upon them
and in turn gave chase 70 our men. TIE chase vas a.
exciting one for somedissnce, our men reaching Their
, amps 10 advauce Of the enemy but too late to give those
"a camp time 10 prepare for the reception Of their IN.
welcome v s,tors. Not one Of oar men escaped, all we're
uaken prisoners sud their tens destroyed. From what
ulArnsd from the gentleman il was evidently q case Of
tas most pslp ,bls neglect and one d'saryiny inVestgr.
ton by Z e Authorities. We learn that o ,ptain LSckey's
COMPANY Of clv1lry. from Roekbrdge, VAS anorg those
: kea priaurs. Uncertainty e1is as TO the tGe Of
GAP ala L~,cEey-ihe last seen OF him he Vas eng'g'd
ia a hand to had COT die. with a Yankee, and nothing
dAs bsea heard Of b q since.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-05

A GALLANT ExPLorr-0I Friday tie 2lst ult., Cor
paal Monros Blue, in Oh Tge Olive msn, Ps.erD hnesr,
Sd.s Burgei, Robert BuIEud, Vim. Powell, Nathan
conrad aud JOha Conrad, Of Usp.sin Ginneran's Com
oauy, Col Inboden'S Ringers. were on q scout below
Romney, When they few 10 with eleven Yankee cavalry
"A part Of Capt. BAttsrshy's Company lt New York
CAVALRY, Who was captured II October, with ave OF his
men, At Hlngirg Ro:k, Hampshire county in charge
of a forage train, Corporal Blue diImounted his men,
shen the Yankee did the SINE and a: il they vent
Toe rsals Of the 6yh, WAS the death Of fOrr Yankees,
they cap urs OF Jour and the d ght OF the Others. Our
ooys 20, eleven good horses and four mules, all OF which,
viIh the prisoners, sers safely brought into camp, q!
Augusta Srrlogs, on Monday Ihe 24:h cit.
The Siaantou Spectator, from which We copy the for
going, says that the men who performed this exploit be-
long to a eom2Iny uhici Was raised In Hampshire coun.
", AMI have been fighting pretty much on their own
hook ever since the var began. A large runbsr Of
,heu Gre mounted on Y Inkes horses captured by ind
viduL proves. VIII W any Of this company lose their
horses they put ou, to Hampshire, and WaylAy The roads
dill a squ,d OF Y ,uks rids BY when they "Press" a horse,
. die, billie and pistols, leaving the rider as crow.
o.s on the roadside. They have nsvsr failed yet to get
horses as they needed them.