davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

tigh. .s'~.| /. very hope Of our moth.
ers, wives I'd daughters, as we'll as tho
bloc Of tJfathers, brothers and sons,
is freightd and We must have none
but iricnJamong rs.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

77ss Pager impossil
l''wjSlion upon the
poryant matters "
much into ost to me
"0y's' Marks, and
from our section of con-.
" w.t. MI i i'{s, that we can a,9n jud,c
NinE !fs request, attoys' and
T f'"",lsY made before Iepvia 70
filled VIII home n nrm's" them i
D oomfsy% "c:"-Th1sc cor !
r.. Iursl''s Regiment num ,pany
n 100 men. b., di's
sasua, OF battle have red a'soa
We'll u other companies i j. :,
:" q c0rporars guard. I,
:"'alN to publish soon a I;s !
'a"iX , Wounded in all i IL,
mat Regimen,
'sa.a wi which was t ,1s e' = III u
d GINA. s9''ed If
Ill., A' 81 ! e. ouF p.;s4
~ y Tue fatt tim
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

\3v'0V ana "
It is win fseliu
we learnNof thN
patriots. ole N%
fail. But a shirt tSiA Nee th
of sorrow were opessd pom
the death of Elisha MSdh
Bright, VIM. Norris LEii
Henry Fuqua and othN|
d%isremember just now7a
imqediate vicinity and cfm
US for twelve months iTths
VIM. E. Forbes, at TIP re
was elected lst Lilatc
full and glbwlag,sfI'ed
the brightest and &Ats,s .
same high spirltsHd Wv
noble and manly Faringlar
peaceful, classic walks, lut
him amid the fduous Vie
Camp, ~en9onIy waI y
tho nerve and yurage of III ..
also the gent traits of th.
These won fo I'm the 80
men, the estfTof b
admiration Fpis
had indeedhqlJ
mirabie mieia
he turnedtv
cents oftIo
charge fiji =. i
devolvcd I
consequcI
James
same BIZ
that 60
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

r., u,o.t Ctn. y" -" ~Ap4| ""~s3SN e
10 meet LIhcoln's Gil, viii soon bring
the Goddess Of l'eaW to bless our sun
ny South.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
HPositi m of the Union Cause.
PLAIN TALK FOR A NORTHERN
LATITUDE.

The New York Tines of Friday, has
u melancholy but very truthful cdito-
rial on the present aspect of Yankee
Affairs, We hesneakfOr it AZ attentive
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
ign which was, to have

.Ihe summer campaign which. was. TO have
given Us the rebel capitol. has come to a dis.
\strous end. Richmond isrelievsd an Wash.
\Ston is besiegcd That magnificent armv
\anlzed and drilled with SO much care bv
\ielian a year ago, repnlsed frst ont the
Vsula. has been again repulsed in i S adj.
Aupon Richmond from the North. and
Aeks safety for itself behind the forts
rIllLe the POTOMAC ni,nuisn r. ~ M
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

Dies HYpoTHEsEst- II arrive solvent
~iorsque nous examinons I'm sujet, que
nous ne trouyons pas de route qui meme
dircctement la gertrude. II fault
alors chereher la probabilit6 i Ia quclla
GU ne peut gu6re %parvcnir sans re-
courir aux hypothesis. Mails il i'm
porte dc nc pas eonfondro rrsage dos
hypotheses ayec leur abus.
Nous entcndons lei par h~ypotbese
une fiction par lie moyen dc Ia quolle
on r6pond 4 n question propos6e.
II fault raisonncr sur cette hctions
absolument CONNIE 81 c'6tait Ia vdrit6
meme, mails de mani6re u avoir occa-
sion de connaitre 81 la solution que
nous avons i~nyent6e est vraie car
on ne doit l'ihventer dGfnitivcment,
CONNIE eonlorme a Ia v6rit6, qu'apres
ayoir eu lieu de Sc eonvaincre dc cette
conformit6.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Distribution dc PFix.

Jcndi dernier une nOmbrcuse ct bril-
lante reunion s'Gtait dome rendezvous
dams la cour du college .St-Joseph atm
d'assister a la distribution des prix de
Get excellent Gtablissement.
L'heureux cl1oix qui await preside a
rcnsemble de tous les details, lie petit
theatre s'clevant 6I6gamment au mi
lieu d'arbres .toufIus ct de jets de lumi-
eres, tout c~oncourait i tgayer cctte
petite fGte de famille. La piece thGatrale
a etc parfaitement rendue malgrG lie
peu de temps laiss6 aux acteurs pour
6tudier leurs roles. Plus dune fois,
Fentrain a d6pass6 toutcs nos pr6vi-
sions ct bon nombre dc nos amis ont
etc obligds de prendre part d l'hllaritt
generate.
Les discours en- anglais, prononcGs,
par plusieurs des elGves, ont r%encontrG
une appreciation qui dtait bien due aux
efforts d'6loqGenee de %jeunes gems des-
tines u fgurer bientot dams Ia soci6t6.
la proclaim session dc cette insti.
tuition, s'ouvrira le jeudi, 2 octobre
probhain.
Nous esp6rons que les parens atm
de reconnaitre les SONS donn6s a leurs
enfants, FannGe derniere, fcront IN
~nouvel effort, malgrG les circumstances
difficiles, pour encourager un ttablis-
sement 81 utile.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Attention Militia.

ORDER NO. 8.
J.. A N order Of Brig, Gen. J. b.
N Smith requiring the Conscripts
not yet mustered in the Confederate service
aud persons subject to militia duty in the
Parish of Natchitochos TO proceed to Cor
don's Landing, having been revoked, if will
not be necessary for them to meet on the
race course, opposite the town Of Natchi-
tocbcs on the 18th Of August present.
z. Officers Of Militia companies are
required to enroll all persons subject TO mill
tia duty, in their respective beats and for
ward said enrolment to me, On or before tie
18th inst.
5. Officers Of militia are required to
drill their companies twicea month, until
further orders aud to make monthly reports
of those negleeting to attend muster without
legal excuse.
/. The militia viii be prepared to
march upon short notice. equipped with shot
gun, rifle or muskct. a blanket, c~anteen, hay
ersack, tin cup and plate, and at least a
change of clothing.
T. R0UBIEU,
Col. CONG Reg't Natchitoehos, L NJ.
Campte, August LIST, 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

LIE rapport oficicl du General Beau
regard, sur la bataille de Shiloh a etc
public. Notre perte sc monte dams les
deux iours i 1928 tues 8,0l2 bless6s
ct $50 manquant. Cellcs de fennemi
sont da peu pref 10000 tues, blessGs,
prisonniers ct manquant.
On nous assure que Gen. Bragg
commando notrc armGe ! O~akalona-
le Gen. Beaure@ard est parti pour les
sources Richmond--et que dc $4,000 on
10000 troupes ont etc ordonnGes pour
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Des nouyelles dc Brownsville, repre-
sentcnt les habitants de cette vile quit
tant rapidemcnt. Tous les ma9asins
publics ont etc ~demonagds dams Finite
rieur du pays atm dc pr6venir qu'ils
nc tombent entire mains DIES F6dGrauX.
Ic South Western de Shreveport,
suggere u autorit6s d'omployer tous
les soldats sans armcs qui.se trouycnt
dams cette localite, a tabriquea du sci,
sur les bords du lac BisteHeau
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Attention COFlscripts.

NATCHTTOCHES. August 4th, 1862.
/. IN obedience to the orders of
i Brig. Gen. Albert G. BIan-
chard ali white male citizens in this parish
between the ages of Is and 35 years Not yet
enrolled, on The North eastern side Of
Red River, will report themselves at Campte
on 10Th Of August present and be prepared
to be sent to Monroe and those Oh the
South Western side of Red Eiver will report
TO enrolling officer at Cloutier7ilIe on 20th
August to be sent to Opelousas.
2. Physicians i~nrcgula, practice will
be detailed from camps Of instruction to at
tend their respective Neighborboods, when
they present sthere a petition from their
neighbors that their Services are needed.
3. Oversoers attending plantations Of
widows, minors. soldiers in the service and
abseentees, and there is no other capable
white man on The place, and having at least
ten negro men on the place, will be detailed
as oycrseers to attend those plantations,
until others can be procured ia their stead.
a.. A Conscript having a certificate
from any physician Of good standing in this
parish setting forth the nature Of disability
in full, viii entitlo him to u certificate of dis
charge from enrolling officer. If the certiti-
cate of parish physician is approved by the
regular medical examiner at camps Of i%nstruc-
TONS.
s.. Foreigners illegally enrolled can
obtain certificates Of exemption frcm CON
script law from enrolling officer at Campt6,
on 18th August present, and al Gloutieryille
on Goth August, upon taking oath that they
have not been naturalized orneyer voted.
6. There will be Il physician at
Campte on 18th August, and at Clouticr-
vile on the 10th, to give certificates Of. ply
steal disability,
Z. Persons physically disabled from
obeying above orders, will report monthly in
writing 10 enrolling officer.
r. ROUBTEU,
Enrolling officer for Parish Of Natehitoches'
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Attention COnscviDts.
l. IN obedience to the order

/. II obedience to the order Of Al.
/ bert @. blanchard Brig. Gen.
7. A. S., / order the GOnscripts of the Par
ish Of Natchitoches to meet as following
2. The Conscripts, on the North
Eastern side Of Red River, will meet at
Campte, on the 18th present August, pre-
pared to be sent to Monroe.
3. The Conscripts Of the South Wcs-
tern side of Red River, will meet at Clos
t%ieryille, on the Goth August present, pre-
pared to be sent to 0pel6usas.
4. Each, Conscript must bring Il
blanket, knife, fork, spoon, c%anteen, haver-
sack, tin cup, plate and, also at least, Il
change Of clothing.
=. Captains of Companies of Parti-
zan sRangers arc requested to furnish imme-
diately a list Of persons enlisted in their com
panies.
+. R0UBIEU, Enrolling Officer.
Natchitoches, August LIST, 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Mr.. l'Editeur,

LAWS public dams votre journal par mon
mari j. M. Tessier me force a avoir recouls
a la meme vote pour ma justification. Mes
lemons peuvent prouyer les motifs de ma
conduite en- eette malheureuse Circumstance Ct
lie public jugera Ell temps ct lieu, equel
de nous deux a Gu tort.
Reecyez NJ rEditeur, ~Iassurance dc ma
consideration.
JULIA TROTREAU.
5-a-2i. Femme Tester.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Col. Allied MOufon. n

sommes heureux d'annoncer aux nom,
breux amis ct compagnons d'armes dp
Col. A. Mouton. quill Sc trouve mieux
de lGtat de ses pleasures. II SQUIRE
toujours dun rhumatisme aigu, mails
les docteurs ont confiance dams son
proclaim reimbursement.
La vie de Get excellent officer a &c
I'm moment en- danger on d6sespGrait
meme dc ses iolrs. Les SONS a~ttentifs
de So famille ont da punishment CON
buer a lui bonner lie courage que naces-
sitait sd pGnible situation.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

MAS committed to the Jail of this Parish
w q negro man, black complexion, about
5 feet 2 or 3 inches high. Says his name is
ANDREW and says that he belongs to ELL
zEY TnnyAN, of Shelby County, Texas. The
owner will come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away, or he will
be dealt with according to Law.
j. b. PLAISANCE,
Tailor.
July 18th, 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
A NOS PATRONS.

Mr. LOUIS DUpLE1x demeure, soul,
charge de la responsabilit6 ct des int.
r6ts du Journal Y Union pendant Tin
term occasionnd par Ia mort de Nh
ERNEST LEGENnRE.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Sale.
Succession qf Lille Gralettc.

Succession af Lille Grilehc.
DY virtue Of an order OF the Honorable
ID District Court in and for the parish oI
Natchitoches, State Of Louisiana, there will
be sold, at public auction, at the late resi-
dence Of the deceased, in this parish,
On Wednesday, 18th day Of August, 1862,
the following described property belonging
to his succession, to wit:
Community Property.
A tract of lard being the north east quar-.
ter Of The south cast quarter Of section
eleven, in township thirteen, Of range eight
containing thirty nine acres more or less:
and also the west half Of the south west
quarter of section twelve, in township thir-
teen of range eight in district Of lands to
sell at Natchitoches, Louisiana, containing
seventy nine acres and five hundredths of an
acre, in aggregate containing one hundred
and twenty acres more Or less. Also
One lot house and kitchen furniture, ono
lot farming tools, ! lot carpenters tools,
OK Wagon, 7 head horned cattle 40 hogs
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the moyeables, all sums up to twenty
dollars, cash, and for all sums above that
amount, on a credit of twelve months
from the day of sale, and the lands to be
sold on q credit of one and two years
Purchasers on d credit to give then
promissory notes with good and sufficient
security in solido, payable to the order
of the administrator Of said succession
at his domiciI, in this parish, and tht
notes to bear eight per cent per annun
interest after maturity until final pay
mcnt, and vendors privilege and speeIa
mortgage retained on the objects sole
for which the notes are given to secure
the payment of the same, and said pro
pcrty to be sold under the benefit Of tht
act of the 18th January 1862. entitled
An act 10 regulate forced and jadlcia
sale# Of property il this STATE.
D. Y, MURPHY
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
NARROW.

A etc conduit 4 Ia prison dc cettc Paroisse
"A I'm negre toint fonce, tailIe- d~'apeuPres
5 pieds Q Gu 10 pouces. Ii dit g nommer
JACOB, ct appartcnir i ElTE 0tNEAI dc
la paroisze Bos5ier, Louisiana, II miles All
dcssus de Shreveport. lie proprietaire est
roquis de yenir pronFcr sd prorrlete, payet
les frais Ell Ie %retircr, autrcncnt il en- scra
traite couCormement a Ia loi.
IL ALCALEE
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

MrucE. - lie Gouverneur Moore
Went de rtyoquer son ordre au sujet
du depart imm6diat de Ia milice de
notre paroisse. Par ~contre-coup les
conserits doivent Sc r6unir 4 Campt6 lie
l. courant ct 4 Cl~outierville lie 20, ct
ttre prepares d partir pour les Opclor-
SaS.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
NOTICE.

MY wife Julia Trotreau having left my
vi bed and board, without just cause or
provoeation. hereby notify N forwarn all
persons from crediting her in any manner on
my account, for | will not be responsible for
any contract OF debt she may make.
JOHN NJ. TESTER.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

PARoIssE IIAFAYErTE.-ll parait que
les miliciens rebelles de cette paroisse
montrent toujours mauvaise volont6 q
partir. Beautoup ont etc oontraints-
mais tous les jours on annonce de nou-
veaux d6serteurs dams les rangs.
Quand done ces citoyens compren,
dront-ils leurs devoirs ct &C qu'ils
doivent Il leur pays?
'Ccs symphonies dc rebellion %ouverte
ne sc montrent REIMBURSEMENT que dams
peu de localities. Dams notro paroisse,
malgr6 Fimpopularitd du dernier ordre
du Gou. Moore, chaeun 6tait pref il
obGir il la loi.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
RUNAWAY.

MAS committed to the Jail of this Par
w ish, a negro man, black complexion.
about s feet 9 or 10 inches high. SAYS his
name is JACOB and that he belongs 10
ELIAS o. NEAL, of Bossier Parish, Louis
n II miles above Shreveport. The owner
will come forward, prove property, nav
charges and take him away or he will be
dealt with according to Law.
J. B. PLAISANCE,
Jali0r.
July 18th. 1862.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
.StrnYeI or Stolen.

ER0M New. Hope Plantation, u miles
Il above Campte, La, on Sunday July
10th, 1862, ONE BLACK MARE MULE
branded on the right side thus $. ANY per-
son giving information that will lead to the
recovery Of said mule will be suitably re
warded.
All persons are warned not to detain said
mule by working.
3~liy-2t-e Fl. MYERS.
Monroe Register and Shreveport Nelcs please
copy twice and send bill to this office.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
v is.

4 PARTIB, du Ter Juliet proclaim
N (l8621 jouyrirai lne ecole speciale dc
ieunes dcmoiseIles pour l'ensoignement dc Ii
Couture, broderie, trieotasc, ct tous les ira
vaux d'aiguillc a la main.
PriX par mois $500
,Ie me charge tgalenfept dc tous ourragos
de couture ct de CONNECTION qni me seront
comics aux pri2 les plus moderes.
MME. Hen RlEITE CANTIN,
NoureRe 5ef Saconde, en- Jncc
2Gintf faBcien cGmctierc.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

MEURrE ArRocE.- Dams les-onvirons
de VermilIionvilIe I'm meutre atroce
Went d'6trc commits. Deux nGgresses,
Pune a%ppartenant i NJ. b. Baily ct
rautre 4 NJ. Wilmington Sc prirent de
querelle. Iune des deux frappa l'autre
au occur avcc un instrument ct ellie
mourut imm6diatement. La justice in
forme ct sans doute la crimineIle aura
daiA subj lie chatiment qui lui ttait
reserve.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
July 18th, 1862
MARION.

A Etc conduit IA Ia prison de cette Pa
N roisse I'm negre teint fouce, taille da
peupres 5 pieds 2 on 3 pouces. II dit Sc
nommer ANDRE ct appartenir a ELLzEY
TILLMAN, du comte de Shelby, Texas.
lie Proprietaire est requis de yenir prov
yer sa propriete payer les frais autrement il
Ell sera trait6 conformenent Il la loi.
j. j. PLAISANCE,
jill Ge0iicr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
ANN0NCES JUD1CIAIRES.
Vente dc Succession.
Succession de Lille Gr1Hette.
July 18th, 1862.

Succession de L7Hc GTiHette.
I'm vcrtu dun ordre de yente de Honorable
IT. eour dc district dams ct pour Ia paroisse
de Natchitoehes, Etat de Ia Louisiana, il
sora vendu IA la derniere residence du delunt
en- cette p%aroisse,
Mercredi, l3e jour d'aodt, .18G2,
Les proprietes suivantes appartenant a la
cite succession, SAVIOR
PROPHECIES ell communicate.
In certain moroccan de terre etant lie
quart nord du quart sud est de la section II,
dams lie township L., rangte s, contenant 80
acres plus on moins, aussi Ia moiti6 Quest di
quart sud Quest lie la section Il township l3
rangee s, dams lie district DIES terres Il yendre
a.Natehitocbes, Louisiana. contenant 70 acres
ct 5Il00, lie tout contenant cent yingt acres
de terrc. Aussi
Les biens suivants, un lot de cuisine, ct
mcubles, un lot d'outils dhabitation, I'm. way
gon, I tetes dc betes il cornes, 40 cochons
plus on moiBs.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Pour les meubles, toutes sommes audessous
de vingt piastres, compliant, audessl1s de
cette somme, payable il douze mois du
Jour dc la yeDte, pour la terre payable a
I'm ct deux ans. les aeheteurs 4 credit
deyront fournir leur billets ayec bonne ct
vafable %securite in soiido, payable a
l'ordre de administrator, a son dolnicil
dans cette Paroisse, les hillcts portant
interet a hut pour cent par an depuis
l'echeance ,jusqu'au parfait Placement,
avec hypotheque sp5ciale ct privilege dd
vendeur sur les ohjets pour la surete du
Placement des billets, ladite propriett
sera vendue ayec b%enefice dun acte du
Time jour de Janyier, %intituIe actc pour
modifier toute vente forcee on .judiciaire
dams ledit Etat.
ID. MURPHY.
I0itr5i ERnaHtrur.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
MARTINS
Steam Sd1U- MI.

Until further notice the price for
timber will be as follows :
LIST Quality, at the saw mill $1,000
per thousand NJ.
: 1st Quality, deliyercdin town $500
per thousand NJ.
Orders left with our Agent, Louis
Duplex, ~willreceive prompt dispatch
MARTIN. & SON.
January % 1862
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

PERDU.
I'm sortant de Pexlibition du college
.jeudi dernier, III mouchoir de baptiste
brod6. La persome qui Paurait trou-
We sorait bien aimable de lie rapporter
i Me. J. NORES.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

Annonce au public quill repren-
dra son cotrs 6l6mcntaire ct Classique
de musique.
Ia ST
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
llrliol, oes Nattbitotbcs.
Jeutli, 2 Aout, 1862.
AGENTS DE LUNION
Cloutieryille, M. Abel SERs.
csmnt6 Louis MARCY.
A la Ue-0rl6ans, PAYA & Co.:
A Campt6,

pa Tout e%ommunique on annonce envoye
au journal apres lie Mardi soir, ne sora insere
que dams lie numero de Ia semaine suivante.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

men. whose service may be required for the
salt manufacture, and cmoye and discharge
them at pleasure. lie shall make also, with
the consent of the Board Of Directors, all
other contracts and any thing which he may
deem necessary for carrying on the business
r liz LnnnnnAt@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07
The Call for Miii,ia--- H me D. ca.

TIE calling out OF this milI.ia, with a pros.
Pee, OF early and difficult service, has, as We
anucipa ted, occasioned o good deal of ex-
element, ana the necessity for such s,epis
rerIoasiy Questioned and IN many Instances
sharply cIiucifsd. This cali embraces Hauo-
yer, HeAxtco, and kichmoad c.ty on the
North. and Ches aeld. and some dozen other
oouEues on the soutns.de. We have eLd.a-
yored. irGIn lime to tims, to sir up the euer.
sies OF The people in behalf or the III easur.s
loI local de;eLcs instituted by the authori-
LES in and about this city. 1t seems 10 US that
low is a favorable occasion to repeat the sug-
geshon, on more extended scale. Persons
in the various counties included Ia the call
might, at q less sacrifice of personal comfort,
organize into companies aud cooperate wi tn
M.ss'e. ". +. burweii and J. Panniil, of
this city, in their ondeuvors to raise a regi-
nent for the express purp, 50 of manning the
batteries. The service is decidedly pretera.
BILE 10 hat OF the militia and We hope the
suggestion will be acted upon without delay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07

m'hoEA OF Il IEUT. A. H. YAUaaE-A cor
.'spondent OF the Nashville Republican, writ
Jug 1ron Cumberland Gap, January lst,
.aaA's the following statemen Of the muir.
asI VI Aieut. A. II. Vaughn, Of Col. Raius's
'ment' now stationed at that place:
lieut.. A. H. Vaughn, Of Captain Van
.oMs company Col. Rains regiment, was
10. n.snt Brutality murdered near Tazswell,
I'VE men Of Brazslton's battalion OF cav.
~ A.eut. '. was stationed with q de.
er Sa@e sn o. men near Taxswell, to preserve
nams. N. mat town: These men, whose
sn% I'LL. are TAYLOR, Ivey, Cruppsr, Garter
Az noii1es, were drunk and disorderly,
~ ~Ia me Lieutenant arrested one Of them,
Ia. oa me DINERS rescued him and killed the
s ~ IN sold blood. The circu mstnn.
S CESAR are peculiarly aggravated. LieuIenant
,, uknn VS. one OF the hnest sfaicsrs i'm tho
man q tnoronkhly accom- Pushed gentle
M -uan, ald lawyer Of good promise. The
: IuIuerers are arrested, and viii b. tried bv
court martial. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-07

WE HAVE BEEN requested TO state that a
paragraph in the Washington letter of a
city contem porary, pu biished yesterday. re-.
iatins to the capture. by the II essiau.. a faw
days since Of Francis X. Mclaughlin son =,
H. @. Mclaughlin, Esq, formerly Of Ale..
anaFia, but now OF this city, may lead to or.
roneous impressions. The 'iad" never was
pet of Daniel Sickles-but his father living
in sight of the Washington jail, where Sickles
was confined for his cowardly and uuaveneed
assassination of Key, was moved BY compa,-
sion to visit him every morning, and usually
carried with him bouquet. He was not "a
pet Of Sickles, because he used to tell him
that he ought TO shave shot his wife before
he shot Key
As to MIR. Highland being a spy of Lincoln
our in tormant Is not positive but he is or
tain, from a let ter we have seen from
Beale, la command at the Hague, IT, =. ILL.,
land has returned to the Wire 49,
after weeks trials and
woods, and. no doubt, car 80 III, -. -. s1o
good account OF himsr' o'''