davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-23
Menc Mttjd8slm.
Q%abrmann'e 6aM .
8out Bnll!

Ger vida e.tra ssfstts.sa.. ssrs>tn1 tt@r,t&ht
an. SamRa1. ben rs. Dr.; 1862,
s... ..ui.snAcs Gall as>alse,. vsss sa' yoIni. frssst.
ltHR ~einasIsbes Rtsk. .',.i
~ S3r trts Wsal ras oslas's. h-h Fvstks sa' o.
n f1fe, Sisb 1eaeas Ssfssgs ktn. "
- etntritt: 80 dtnt5. ri
1us etsdstts 0sfsrs& bast ..@4
tupbb 9. 8. 2,trnaonu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-23
4merifuuif&e ausftatr In 2onoou

dmerifauif&e dus(teatr In 2onoou.
sSn ttnem Arrtel dbtr ptf Belt: 9nruftrtt
NusReQun0 foet ne ..2onron :Dailp
-Nsws": Die Aamertfansr fnp ateraue
.rfuler.t& eswefsu. ap Don
Ntw Sort BAT feline pra&tuoQ t5ntasn pia,
NOD On ein 6aus Ia @easnp ~se,tauft. UNI
pie,,s bat Ut ~ etneu' u.tt t1bsrtn pts'lt
witoeryufauft. l1tbu ras. nae rte, in
fruututt p.r,b fnp. mi6en ris zauft, ~
ur,betl<n psrfebsu ; mas absr ttren bri!
lanteu Son anb.trift. baron '.attt ctr
Mtuae. Pie tdali& cen NIT btsisn Snttru'
msnten er,tu,ir,en B~ornd8sn laul@t bin
ldnelihes 3euant6.
Die MsIfma j&ins bat bd Q%antlsute'
Gurore 0smadt, uRo- anttr 6rn.' Ssaop'e
snnaiihem Wanoasment eintn arobtnl
eommueisasn Grfola aebabt. Cine @sn
ae%8 :RsQunaen parauf. dup- .%sinasaa"aen
unp pas I'm ameritanil&m Dspartsmst1t
ausaeReate Grempla. If sdgli& Don 8itb'
;t@tern in WoGtn uu1ae6en.
Rod cine Nsuiateit III binju0stomu1sn.
tpel&e ,in.n a%mafantsn Bella BON rem
umfana. sitt. aber ptltem bih Sonotban
lsintn GrfnpunasesiR palsn Ide's 80 II
cine S&auf.l pon beienr.rsr@ contribution,
pd&e, tptnt sra .tnmal'in 8sps9una 9t,
fest, pom peu :@s(&auftlten eur&, An3ie'
buna BON Bdneern> eie pom ebsrn DUR
balttn trabbdnssn. betiebis tang In
Gang e1talttn wtretu eann> ~..,7
abtr, mi&tiAsr IL bic amsr'faatf@s
0aumrouenc neutrality-suspicious.. an n
rem ttntm Gnpe ne uo0en Baum ~ oll, Pill
len tineinaeiaasta w%eteenFuae an eetrer
onetrem Gnpe Die Boumwcaenfoden mon
putiniat unp 3nua Gtupaden btIstt, btr''
ausfauen. ~.,r
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-23

kuv0W JUeUs WVUeSuUN .WSps SyVVU ~ ~ yo~
Bcu,srneur uns s1Itsb. etns SAb1sfe Al BE
@asttr in e.aa,t, etnt tau.fo,tp q. varttt.
pesoe aufesforesrt wetbsu ..8ebe,al Union
%. ablstalienseu GeRssntsH, ufi&e fetae 70.
mtpatteu sanatt1.a feu. Y...~ y
g t.esuts. IL. Oct.
E6sFslb Ia nit ftues -asantearbe IN Qll
tevntavern, ArlanfaS. etnsetrofen unb bat ea'
f.lbH 'f.tn '3%auptquo,tttr er,t&fet. Die tele:
7avxptit~s r0srttasun8 n TJptF1sn @tRtrat
1a.tts' 3asptssasnss sse ette'ratassFn 3est'
s's S ) * isteolf,lls. u.ssa.at. leaS lie R.tsnen.
I'D nu6 vi Bsken' Ut6tIeea )arad,ttttu. yDl
yent.ale sEtertaut aab Gtestti keesn NIT u,
Ten sDtstResea IN Dtipt 4ust uaS estsa :bsn
8etale aals', Res'tes. esess ane 9s'fsas sa''
s'ssais ~ a.,aatrall' yettu.,t s.i...au' auu,fs.efterrs.,,,
pufs.l nit gss.s Garitt iStiatfhfaM erptdss bpt.
5rattvxsx am 2tatftyyt auSsstabttH,I tsStssit1
81 20 Ainssea; lasa uf. 90 stste 10 lrttsstts Ia
iSt1fs.sa sf(tst.;s dsMas! .n,sa,1.h ,
Spbsl, sRaIsana ,ss eeaera Rersean nts 1sssa
f10Vl Mann 81 esnfthetbl.a al. tiAaIf Sstrislsl
~ Ds1saffS ;frspptIs Itt1e so 10 400 &c.
| bdleu AefaaeeH nltasns Of W tvs Fi.s ~!
h. ,Dteiesss Rsssen9 sstheay 400 ~ 400 Sea
| NorsanI 0gsltaas 4tst Gey'tt 9tffel y Nstie
I1ttltits Dasb1fssn ,tilea. f6bsralsl drats ss1
81 '8a1tn, ,ssaaL ttsrxa |. btiatsa aa!tn, mt
s~GvAseGstea N 7AdSAsn S;3NA..i .sftTtz t:*ss15
L - 1is. - yeff1sten NJ 8ssSt3sn Dtytees
q ~ 1aYsn rad 9eatlytle x1tsypekSs rfsHF
Nlsiaar vaabte a. 6telsuf ndlk 0aste
.e.s - rabn7 ri TnAeSaItYu9 eiHen. iDsttei
/ 4fatR aSsa. ksNen i8aaeR1abr Nh .efuahf KID
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-23

6atttns1en a1&k 8sAa.-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12

tiie sioop-oi-war BROOKLYN should take =
single company ninety men. from For;
-1onroe, Hampton Roads, and reiniorc,
lieutenant Slemner, m Fort PicbenS. but
r-lthout surplus man for the n.iglltor-
- Fort AeIiae.
tfihe brooklyn, with Capt Nog,les'
companr alone left the ChcaSap,al t,r
Fort ficScuS about january 22d. anI.
ON the 2Jth, President buchanan. hnyina
entered into 4 yHsfss arnlisticc with crr.aiu
SeceIerS ut POn acDla AMI elsewhere.
caused Nscrltaric> Holt and Turcy =,
instruct ia JOINT note. the commander of
I the war vessels off Pensacola AMI Lieut.
Siemner, ygmmanlin. Fort Pic1.rns. II
commit no act OF hostility and not TO land
Captain Nog,les company unlcs that fort
should be- aitackcdT
That joint note | never saw unfil
March 18th. but supposed the armi-ticc
was consequent upon the meeting Of the
Peace Convention at Washington. and
was understood 20 terminate with il.
Hcar;nE however. ct the ma~r acliyo
preparations for hostiliiies on the part OF
the Sccedar~ at Pensacola. lay the crcc-
ton ot new batteries AMI arminr Fort
Mci'ar-that had not Il gr.n mount I
when 1t was Scizcd-,luring the Peace
Conversion and since. brought the. sub
.Iect to ihr notice OF the new AElmimis.r-,-
ton, 'vl:rn Ills note. dated March 10Th.
to C;r;#iI hn.s,'e~. was agrecd upon. VIZ.
= NJ TIA III, .;>or5lblc moment vou will
land with yafr p1mpanv. reinforce Fort
Ilckcil~, ;,n h"'.l the >amn till further. or
derS,' Ji'a "-isr, ii duplicate, Irfi Nc,v
I ork hy two Naval vessels alou. tha mid
die Of March ~ tn nail AMI wires could
not be trusted, ami detached officers could
not be substituted, for two had already
been arrested inl paro!cd hy the authori-
ties of Pensacola. dispatches taken from
one of them. AMI 4 third. Ia escape like
Treatment, torcrl to turn his back when
near that city. That tho~. authorities
have ~. ceased to nuke war upon tn,
United States since the capture by them
of the navy ward, January I2;h
Respectfully submitted,
WT%fiElD S;orn
iEA"p-- iI;ri-Is> OF TIE ARM.
WAS;EINGroN, March ; ,, 1861
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12

An English farmer recently remarked
that . he fed his land before il was hun
cry, rested it before If was weary and
weeded it before il was foul" We have
seldom, if ever, seen 50 much agricultural
wisdom condensed in single sentence.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12
HEANpI- -NHTI-:~ Oi, TIE ANN.
W N~:!INGToN. hiarch > ,. 1861


.' pan invented hy I'm Scott
10 S'", ','''S.i"h was, iiE" an campaigns
"'EI Ised y iliN' very a"Ie Ill It's "details
III, ;Ii"' i''''F.y '''1;'ih OF General success
Inc southern ''i;'tr~ are tuii ol ar>ei&'i>
ana for comm u.tmG their rivers and
slI''f&l' pom r'tn- Hr"tt desired to
tri'iiSist II Amy ni the nlIei States to
ti'Se Tor IL specify ami quietly u posi-
ol,.' -'' southern STATES coaId not cat
OH coii'i',''.,','''i"n between the Govern
ll1lI ann 'h, i'f'''SS'N without 4 great
i'e''' VIII" i"'y ''"ii!o' puifi i"r years
%r ';'hG ''',''h 'E E'hd without one hun
I.'S'l '-lo-,S's.''' :, '''' many h'''i''" IN.
ioi'9 oi ''''i',lS' 9''''a' 'aMl',"@,5- ami
,ifuH ","h'E N'i2'- li'h scott
''ei, -! ''"'' 4" i''He =oI Il''S' i"r~ III tiia
Co''u'''h w 't[''en '''.ih /" D., III"
7ou.'..'" No'i' '.',..''''E "'"'" h"' no"
80 49,, ., ',,':p Is',..'',..'s', 90.
9'',,'u5 ''5' ',.'' '',' ''''''. 'r.'' i'"''>j
" me 1'.".I,,'.,, I''''''e'' o" r''7'< re-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12

r8- The population of the Russian en-
pire in 1922 was 1900, 900: IN 1898
36,OOO.O00: and ut present it amounts 10
$1,000. 900.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12

~ prevent me seizure OF that fort
''',iii'''iS' aii" :, TO enforce the eN-
L;n,-,if -,,it y, 'i'e revenue laws Gen Scott
81 N!l'trieS'oil tle day alter
-, - u me ordinance OF nulIlfica-
- ''-',' 'i,''ily oi Inc additional compa-
-, '''''' III iou'e ior The same des-
..I,l.,
,r,.. ..I ~ '','''S'h I''iil.ilifiy sand at
f.,r.. 80 IL IL, ,'>@s''i'i',5e OF those
,,..f.;.,.- '''' l,,'' i',s1s, "e was not
tI,Yf + >;,r.I, C,.,,.,r;,, I''I'f, pul
,,.,,,rT l.. 81. ''',''c7en 'tieh II
,,,r,, H.. II So '''''' iii''''e war
=. 9 =,
.r.,,,..;,.,,. l,rl - i''S iiLN' m
t,,,,,r.,,.,- H. - 81 80, III 'i'',
NJ ,C, ,.r,,.,.,I -, " ,,.' o.'.,''''y "t
n,,.-.ions ,,-'.I '''''''ii''e-7 'ii'Se eN-
:. ..S,,,,~.I..,- MI. ~, ,o.o..
Drr,,,,,.r.,. % -. 1''
,,,.1.,,-,,,, III .-,l.,..1,7 .'''e' 'l'J"r
his E.nJ.,,I s. ,a,''' " L.i thrown
into rnr. l,,,.,,,+nr - ,,i o.t ''o''i'T''
,.,...,I = 81, C.-..,.. ''''''' o'' u'-
I.,.,,. H., -. - - =''''
r,,,.y hack r. Ibc -. 1T tan,I,i = '-ie ','ie,
Of. the h,rb,r-T ,,-.ot,, H.; u '''''
T;.,,...,,..,,. CT -.
hal =, Ill ,,;,,I. ,,,I 80 'i''9
his La,J tI,;S ,1,,,,.,,;,,l,l ''o.,. UP
r.. r., ., ,1., 60 ~,
That rr,I,,,- nav no. J., =, - u :,
..,-.,.,...,;,,,,' I.- u... go. -, I"' 'iie
b,.,,.I...T - i''' oiie
r.. .a,, t,,..,, C:,,,.,..,,,, I'.''r'i'iy
,I,.,+ -, 's',.io' -
,.,.,,,;,;.,,, II :, O' 'ii,
,..,atria. " r,,t :'',''''.''3 LreS''
- :, m. - '"''IiiS
,''' o.', - w q 81 iii'''' 'tsSeiS De
" ..I;.'. -, 70. ''l' I.'i'' / OFT
-. - "''''0 ii'ili7'ii "i
L.. ''''''' ''t~' - ~ l"eSS me nope
.' heretofore illaue
M ~ ~ '',' ',Il''.''''y o, " III respect
'->i' -. hL.iP morgan,
=, -. - 30 ',,''''iiy III 'eSi''ct
" ~ .,.>',,.S ,'I'! -'i'I'e''' ana 'ie Zen
I. 1870, -',', ''l,' ~ 'o'lieeL'o' Win The
'''.'' ,''i,,''' W o'NS' ii''E oe re-coisld-
Si',l =! ''lS SECRETARY.
-, ,-i' '''''Ii'uli 'IIl'r'll - VIII tnrther
- 'iie ''''''i'lom oI me secretary to torts
''lI'IHpil ana l5tyi2F, winch are wholly
,,''''''' ~ oIllS oi i'r greater value even to
''i' -is'7' ,I'9'''i'' Ponl'S oi Tie Atlantic
',.''>t '"'' tiie People ON me upper waters
"t 'i' Missouri, -iISSlssippI and Ohio
IT, rivers man 10 lie State OF fLor1dl.-
mere i oiiiE I'eh!c company at hey
" tNt ioE line defence OF TT Taylor, and
NOT :. ~"IHirr III orf Jefferson TO resist a
handful ot ii!ihusterS, or a row boat OF
pirates and the Guif, soon after the be-
&li'ii.ii2 "i secession OF revolutionary trou-
'i,-I IA NE adjacent States, VIII swarm
Win 7'i'h hu'~,'i'ceS,
i'H'i.-.ii'i.i; .'o.-i addressed the l'reSi-
'''hI ,':I;'Ih IL '"i""S;
=, - '''' '''''', '',i.,i',l .o'o'' '"'@S Inc
a., ;,-,.r..,-l
ST -: iI III .''I''I-
;,-,, ,'.fI II, =, '.',' ,''l
80. -. = H., IL. - !
- -, r.,t;J l|.l
n, '''' ~ ioi
..,y;n ,Ia p,,..;I,.,,t ,,,.,.,,i. C,,u,,.,r :
=, a.. w -.
and o,I,..,.,,-;l .,,.r,I,. ~
nj t,,,, h.,,1r,I .,,I fifi, 1T s.,
W.. T-,,J- -. - - -. IL H.
l,,,,,,..,, tt. ,-;,I, -, -,
IL - -. .,,,,,,,,,,,;t;,,,, l,I';-.r,
81. ! bouaJ tI,.t , .r,,,,,-,t-,,-.,,. .,,d
cutter may J., ordered i'm. ,Ie ..,rn. ,,ur-
ms. 80. ,.,Il-- ~. t,,-,,,.,,.r,,,-
..C;.n..-,l = viii va;t unor, the T,,o-i-
Ion, -. nv moment I,c M be c,IIad
g..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12
Gc.l. sroGt,N E.atler.

T-,,.,l-, or tI,. .,-., - /:
= ~
l- go ''', 7','''i' III " iii!'i'
..r OF prini''; views was reterec'
-.- -, ..u .lH o!i General has seen fit
..- ..-. th.. uubTir. this letter already
~--... tEr. d,cu,,.ut I..
--.tr. . -
'''''' '''''''
from r>-i F.'-.''Ii.i ''i'iiie9 i'i'hanan-
4. rather Imp.icatcs, Il lengthy and
.-.-. r.l.. w, concluded to uiy. them
.... r.,E.r- without ,,,- .,,..
-r
'' ''''-''' ~
81. l-'...A O. VT buchanan letter
.. ....a Issue, al the two together
fv tau .1u- Tor our columns.
...' '..-.' q '''-''N I"i'i \
s'Nili;l, "C-
u-.-. 3n. I~fa.-i cmnLati,aIIv
H attention Of the President to the
~. -, .,.,,.,.;-.,,,. IN e.
..ow ti.- principal commercial cities
.---. i'rn-a..lTa hlrI,,r. 0..fnE,.,.
.--r.-I 70 t!r. Secretary Of Wan
n --r....,- -E,uulI b, semi M rn,a to
.r.-. k,~t- - I,.,d ,,,r7-i-,,,- +, l..
.. .r.r, ....,fu-r .urD,iS,.- and -udI.p
r., .>,.. INV e. ;-i..y-'- since min
t--.-. l.n- ,.,rti,...n,ur f., my he'd IN
y- Yo-, ,.r.,.. 10 This city f[y.-I.;rr-
D.....lr. ID \r,t I,,, T ,,.r.,.,1-
.-..I ,,r.n -r... =, ,.,.,,.,- -. M. H..
,,.r.- .-,. .rr.,,,., ,,.,,,-..,,. :, H.,
>r-l.r-, -,-r--rI,.... ~ C,L,,I..l,,, .,,,.I
,..,r.,r f,rl,cr. -, or..,.. do. -, NJ
+. I;.v g,l ,b. NTiss;..i,,pi I,.I,v. Wv.
,-..,n. most A.. y..T -, ,,.;...'1
,, ,.,.. ,r.-,r.y.I ,.-,,,.,,,;o. ,nI .i.n,
-Iir~ ar rI,., ,ri.ri,,,, ja,,ots o,-a;I,I,ia f,r
e purpose The >...-,.t.,,. ,I;J nnt .a,
r- in Inr n, INV views when 7 r,.,,,,aI
r.. f, pr.-r-. t.,r ,n.. .,, c.,.I,. ;ntn,.S-i1,,.
ri. On. Ir-.r.r. r,,, In,;.,I,t r,,,l-o an,
lt Ir,r,. IL. -.,,.. H.. t,- .,,7.I ,r,,I,,;.
ilv appointment. fine. S,.,:,.at.,,.,, .,cron,-
r.l alr fn ;l.. Pr.~i,Icnt D.r.r,Lcr X
.... ,f... ...,,,,.. .,...;... I, ~
a-a,n pretty fi,lI,- ,ri.cn.-,.I = ~ I~'
ing Il, Oh. mou.nI Tin fl. nn;r;a,, ~ ,f
p1>iI.nr- no dancer ut. an ..,,J,. =
.,.sn. h..vaUd Soutb (,aroI;na tI,a b..
!, ,.,l,. r,.' ~ '''''.' | N,'l oIi'''', me freS-
-ply r.fat;rrinn E0rr lTo,,Itr;n n,,I ,,-l
-a garrison 10 Fort s,,n,t.,. III. ,;,i'
Eth. r.aa b,. MT ,,,.;,-.I t;,, I.,;,,c,
Ear h.. ,rorrl v..;, rIa.,a,,',,i ~. - ~
.r.,nr a.. S,u,, (,.,,.',I;,. ',,' "a - 'I.e
.n lI,at = r..,,,Ipi-.,n, ,,,,,,iJ ~, I,,oI, M
.I g,I -.pf ,n -, '.,,,. ....., ~
~,.,s r,.,,.,..,.,., ,I. -. -, -,''lt :.
>.- .n1 ,L.. -. - .,', ',I'e-S-'.l :, 81
v.., M vr.,-,, = L. ~ '''.' -.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-12

E-ciaer from ES-IsTeSideaI Fsu-
ciiisnir---sEis Reply to General
Scott.--'EiIe BEGINNING OF Ine
Rebellion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

Mayors Court-Jacob Miller, charged with
assuming and beating John McRoberts in his
own domicil, was required TO give security Ia
the sum of $50 to keep the peace. Scarcely
had this been disposed Of, when an officer pro-
duced an old warrant against the same person
for an assault upon Young Newly, and the
load being more than he could carry. he was
committed.
John Henry Cooke was arraigued upon
charge Of aesaulting and beating his wife,
Mary Ann. Domestic discipline must be en-.
forced in these times, when it Is all important
that peace should reign within our borders;
but there is no excuse for resorting to blows,
when q firm yet mild demeanor will accom-
plish the same purpose. Mr.. Cooke was COM
United in default Of surety for his good be-
havior.
Frank Winga and A. Drugget, charged with
threatening to assault Hugo Joseph and Jo-
seph A. Chaventnear, were required to give
security to keep the peace, and we believe
they complied with the terms.
The following fines were imposed for vio-
lations of the ordinance requiring bar-rooms
to be kept closed on the Sabbath. John
O'Neal S.; j. Hogan, S.; E. Francis, s.;
Maurice Dennis, $50; and Henry Beekman,
IS.
VIM. Lee was fined g for depositing ashes
in puoIic alley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

Parade of the Milit,a.-The 10Th regiment
of militia, commanded by Col Thos. j. Evans,
paraded yesterday, on Navy Hill. 1t turned
out over two hundred strong. Two of the
companies in this regiment are fully uniformed
and armed-one with muske1s and the other
with double barrel shot guns-and one also
not had the same advantages, and are conse
uuentiy not 30 familiar with the movements
Of the soldier; but we understand from those
who witnessed the parade that the regimental
drill was very creditable.
The 10th regiment, Col Ro. F. Morriss,
paraded on Church Hill. A gentleman who
was present informs Us that there was q
splendid turn ont of officers, but only twenty
dx privases made their apPsarance. Neither
duty, the apprehension of which kept many
patriots from reporting themselves in CON.
formity with the call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

County Court.-The monthly term Of the
County Court Of Henrico commenced on Mon
day. After disposing of good deal of civil
business, the Court proceeded To try q ease of
fslony-viz: Matthew, slave of A. G. Wor-
than and Claiborne, slave of Mrs. Mary
Smith, charged with burglariously entering the
house of Parker c. Wsstcott, in November
last, and stealing therefsom two gold watches,
iswelry valued at so. The trial was closed last
evening, the Court finding the prisoners gull,
ty and sentencing them to sale and transporta-
ton. John g. Young for tho COMMONWEALTH,
Luther Il. Spilman for the defence. The Court
took time to consider upon the question Of the
valuation of the negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

Z sY11Ir1 80, fk1NpD441
~ - r 0u6n10n1oA1eo4
~ - ~ (3o1l11A, oneloaof 80 -
II ~ r1136 l6sGSo - Inst eoee TO-
- 1SlnS " nno o. t4DR1e0nM
Ss 49, f. - eha1l 06axeo extog1to4aee
m sSrf1 ~ ~ nf pffnQ noooomQ.
~ s.~u156n ~ mYs AuDonoon, o. D0eQeQ08SD
shs 1onm anlo9alea WAe rpt0sred ~ - -
elsl eoneA1ftoo % e1toRt1ones !.
~ 1lIl coaslitating New Ravex . Nv19I
1870 0oe p0s0od. 81
no blii Incorporating the windsor IT,
nfnR onA moot anA &Aoe A1Auu1oetanefSoUe
~. at Viadeof, g the eounty Of 1ela q
1850. Wa1 unsso1.
NJ ret % pgoytdo tor holding eIoesoone y
Ail1 yacancfee In the reptesentxsaon = -
1aaafe RON the lotn ana eotA dl1krtcte, Wae
v,sS6 .lAN on ne tnhle, Ard 0rdosod - -
-~3nfod.
Geveral othoR bills VoYo Rad nor too 1rDs
..t.nes S-a sz5#sS se8
- motion o. III. HAnDo1, the 3baloWln8
rssossfion Wae p4soei
z Sss.s.I 1900 ~ Ooramittoo ON Courts o.
re.-s~s ~ rnouAufnA - II uutfo int and r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
Wad scme power the giftis gle rs
To $50 oprsela an lthRra sAa m Rurn

War 10 productive, like everything else, OF
Q good deal Of ingenuity aud fraud. No one
who walks our streets can fail to observe the
large number Of persons attired in the uniform
Of commissioned officers of the Confederate
army. So numerous are these gentlemen that
the mere sojourner in our city would almost
Imagine that tbs army had dishanded, or that
The lines had been withdrawn from Centre
vile and located at Richmond. This would,
however, be great mistake. While liberal
sysism Of furlsughs has existed in regard to
privstes and aforementioned officers who
desired TO return home for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning their winter clothing, or making ar
rangemeuts for the support Of their families
during the coming year, yet every one really
enlisted IL well aware of the fact that more
than ordinary rigor has been observed in
granting farloughs 70 commissioned officers.
except in eases Of sickness, or for an extreme
y limited time. How then is it that our
streets are crowded with these gay uniforms 7
The reply 10 obvious. Persons who never
saw . battlefield, and who never expect to
$50 one, and who never desire to see ono, in
childish vanity, or criminal desire to cover
fraudulent practices, decorate themselves in
she honorable costume Of the army. We do
nos know that any power exists in any of the
departments to correct this evil, - every one
may have the right 70 dress - he pleases 90
long a. hs pays his tailor, or ~ bis tailor will
credit him, yss this practice Of wearing uni
forms 70 which the wearers are not entitled 10
al IA hrsns vnnroach unoY, Gallant eyou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

Circuit Court.-The hearing Of the case of
of Aa6eas corpus took place before Judge Mer-
Of 18th yesterday. We have already given
sketch Of this case, showing the circumstances
under which he was arrested, and the grounds
of the charge against him. The Judge did not
regard it as sufficient to justify his detention,
and he was therefore discharged from Gus
tody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
8itbuluub 4ispattt,


,,,.--- - -.
: - : =. =
0nAHrfu BIocxADxs. Tho London 1smes
helds IN nost seossmptaous ssomatton we
Iankss navy. The Ysnkses the s'ssivss nave
seasseesd The inetActsney o. shh arm Of snsss
service, BY the novel ana desptcaois sxPe-
Nasas o. ssllsag 20 10 saa .oe paaass -
RE q NEW hsopsnlse' ma 1e 1os's1 49,"
81 New BEDFORD Ans ooa1a 1@. w
- y y 9 very snaa navy ''"ssS '".. s-....
rsndef ehscs 70 oiockade "n's. 49,. -
Ieas sAan twenty porte. a nuneis1 ...u
nodsrAss sass. wish ? dae eo"P,e.ss - = =
sran for shallow Msasrs, "oe'1 -. =,
eeeAdaas ssaaane0' 'o ''.' 80. -, -.
xankssa sonfess 70 ~s. - a-.:. :.
toasssespsfauve'y -. - - -. go
inisat ana ms'fc''e' '10 '~s s~~
sneaf o'ecAsu ,.-.r
10 % sAn1 - :.
aons' o'os ..ae aass " 80 -
asssive - - e.s'
,npose'eae " -. ~ .1' ps.'.ss
Of ass.e veses e's po'.1 49, [
VIZ. .nsf
aoe10sne3. ~ vssssS 70 osPsa ~ '.'
90 q running oieeksse NO. sA.e, sA,
condemnation n Pafe eoef. % .ne S'o'>;
eaing rewsf VIZ = aheeA' sns ~in 0-os.
(uaffsi setWssn thAs power sNo e'' S~1A'5
owning she eaptufeo vessel
Moreover, Dioskaos 70 ~ sanu ma.s wy
only b On ective, pst hoss % ssecose ~
means Of pablis armed vessels stationed IN
the Naaths OF the Pofts sicskaded a blooR-
a1s i naval trsnsseticns pnssly naval ana
enforced BY NO ether agency. 4 a'sgs u mol
blockade, being the work at Q Land force
nor 10 . barrieads blockade, being the ei
feet Of smother agency than that OF naval
veaeelA A blockade sfestuated By tho aid OF
barbados SINK or built In the mouths Of ports
4 vitiated utterly; because Government
that has not naval capacity 70 enforce block
ado By the regular means, has no right to OK
srciss the measure at all. Paper blookades
are the opprobriun Of the public law They
wsrs tempted in period Of frenzy by Great
Britain and by France; but both those Powers
now repudiste the legality Of their acts, and
as this day, no nation 10 disposed or dares to
assert the validity of paper blcokades. The
doctrine is, that proelamations of blockade are
valid only - notice of the intention of the
bleckading Power. and that the blockade it.
self 10 only good when enforced by sufii-
oient naval presence to make it thoroughly
effective.
II paper blockades are the opprobrium OF
the law OF nations, how much more 30 are
Carrieades planted In the mouths OF ports
II anything but an einclsnt naval force were
permissiDie' ~ wooid DC innh'te'y more eApe'
olent ana proper 10 accept mere paper deeia-
ranons OF oioexade ~ vano shan 10 ailo" the
permanent interests OF commerce 10 De de.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

TIE Remaias Of W5lliam Ezal9, late Of
company F." Gilnam's regiment, arrived Last
evening BY the Central train, attended By his
brother, Charles Exan, and George Pstsrkin,
which this young gentleman lost his life took
place on Friday Last, near the town of Bath,
Ia Morgan county, Virginia He was shot in
the thigh BY minnie ball, and ampntation
was resorted to; but the swelling that super
vened rendered it impossible 10 gather up the
arteries, and he died on Saturday morning
Several Of his old friends and associates were
At the depot yesterday TO reoeive his rsmaina
The funeral service viii take place 1t the
Grace street Baptist Church, this morning, at
II O'Clock. We are requested 70 invite the
old members Of company and members
of company B, Twenty first regiment, to a.
sembie on Capitol Square, at 10 O'Clock, in
uniform overccats, fatigue caps, and white
gloves, for the purpose Of attending tho
funeral
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08


Nep Publications for Soldiers.-Rev. A.
E. Dickinson, Superintendent of Army Col
portage. has placed upon our desk the follow
ing tracts recently published by the Colpor.
tage Board in this city, in conjunction with
Rev. Mr.. Crowder, Tract Agent, ct Raleigh.
1.-THE Great Gathering" Lowest Thou Me 2"
"The New Year." Individual Effort, or,
What Can Do?" .The French Soldier, from
a letter of NJ. De Pressense, of Paris" and
ssCaIl to Prayer" Though we have not been
able to read these new tracts, we have no
hesitancy in recommending them. Two of
it Safe?" were among the most popular OF tho
American Tract Society's publications, and
are now, for the first time, reprinted at the
South.
Our soldiers are, for the most part, reading
men. From childhood they have been accus-
toned to read papers, magazines, and books
A>A AAlA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

OfdeH6 have bson issued ct Washis
not 70 puTntt the departure Of any AnaN
steam0g for Europe. j
The Cincinnati papers complain 0asI
horse dealers OF that city, who fcs;
horses and mnlos to Q large amount ~
mont'e army, have not Jet hssu paid -
The missouri RsP&blieaN says IL VII
possible for the H1ate or Missouri 10 psy !
proportion Of the Federal tax.
Gen. McClellAn's health h rapidly inE]
Ing. He attends TO bastness In his loos
Gen. BenAam has been released nos