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LhAf ~ 6ACAAN0 WVGNbED CWA@s
oilers.
We give below list of soldiers in the
Keokuk Post Hospital, brought here on
the steamer Empress:
Henry Albert, 60. II, nth Illinois, wounded In
side.
right shoulder.
Daniel Nelson CO. f. 18th Illinois Cavalry, sick.
John Lery, CO. c, IIth I'LL. Cavalry, sick.
r. ". Mckinney, nth Ill. infantry CO. |, in the
right hip
Charles f. Austin, 18th H. infHntry, co. II, in
left hand and knee.
Horace WAlrud, 55th Ill. infantry, co. D, right
arm amputatsd.
Chas. Barrett 48th til. infantry, CO. A, left thigh
+ Edward Stivey, 43d TIL. infantry, co. g. In head
VIM P. Courtney, 2lst Alabama, co. |, through
both thighs.
| L. s. r. Hatton, 9th Iowa, 90. 3, both hips
Francis M Bates, goth ILL.,, co. 4, left hip.
-Yeer Porter, 18th Iewa, CO. Z, left shoulder.
p Dooley, 18th Louisiana, left hip.
j. s. Cole, co H. 18th Iowa, in thigh.
A. c. Banning, I'd Corporal, co. II, 18th H., In
leg.
John Kerr, CO. f, 18th Missouri, in head.
Henry Dagger, co. Q, 46th Illinois, right leg,
W. s. Ingrnham, I'd Lieut., a8sh ILL.,. CO. c, 10 leg,
Frcd,k Braah. 18th Mississippi, right thigh. So
Geo. w. Brewster, 5th Serg't, 18th Ill, co. q, IN
eft leg.
Danl Welch, sth Iowa, GO. II, in thigh.
W.. II. Vanlandingham, 7th Iowa, CO. c, cali OF
leg.
Jonn Trexler, sth Missouri, co. f, sick.
Marion Rayburn, 9Th Iowa, co. d, in right arm.
C. L. Kirk, 18th Iowa, co. c, in knee.
Philip b. Taylor, roth Ohio, b, in left leg.
W. H. Christian. 2lst Mossouri, GO. c. sick.
Morris Griffin, 18th ILL.,, co. X, wound in leg.
James w. Youngblood, 10th lows. co c, in thigh
Ed. W. Elkin, Glst H., co. f, typhoid fever.
Noah j. Cunmens, 6lst H., co. u, wound In
right shoulder
Levi Randolph, 18th Iowa, co. X, in jaw.
Andrew Kline, I'd Lieut., I'D Ohio, co. ii, lett
shoulder.
John Walker, 6sth Ohio. CO. l., sick
Patrick Kennedy, l2th H.. co G, in treast.
sam1 NJ. Conn, Corporal 9th Ohio, co. ID, sick.
Noble baltimore, Mississippi wound in foot
WP. Whocland, 2lst Alabama, in thigh.
Augast4Schafer, 43d Illinois, co. i, sick.
Henry Elmer, 10Th Ivwa, CO. ID, OBJ left arm.
Jno. +. Gardner, 6Sth Ohio, co. c, sick.
V.M Larimer, 9th Iowa, co. B, sick.
John Cross 25th Missouri, co. B. right thigh.
Join c. Busl, 2sth Illinois, co. ii, right side.
Geo. H. Smith, Cd Lieut., 18th Ollie, co. D, sick.
Jonathan johnson, 18th Iowa, co. II, In head
and foot.
II n Vincent rornorsl 18Th Iowa co H. leg
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H Brigadier General Dodge

Iowa Cavalry.
Twenty first Missouri Infantry.
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Elijah F. Uptigrove, sth Arkansas, In foot
Milton +. Pottorff, t4th lows, co. /, sick.
John w Ellis, 18th lows, co. II, In right hand.
David Feeder, 66th Ohio, co. E, wound In skin.
Porter r. Groves, nth Ohio, CO. @, in knee.
Hughes Weston, 18th ILL.,, 90. X, both legs
Morris II. Allen, 18th ILL.,, co. Il. In right leg.
Marshall Stephens 18th Ill, co. ID, in right hip.
John Kilbright, 18th ILL.,, co. b, in right hip.
II. e. Stephens, 18th Ill, co. d, nurse for bis
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liea OF the legal representatives Of Adiu.
tant sam ael Ia. Wilkes. The bill was passed
Mr. SPARROW also reported adversely 10 the
memorial ef ina Oonmtttee Of Public Safety
OF New Orleans, sugsestinG the propriety OF
tnsutu ling genera. mmitsee OF safety. The
COMMITTEES asked 10 ks discharged from fur.
the- confederation of the suhjecs; which was
agreed to.
reported favorably upon House BILLS 10 or.
san7e signei corps aud to increase the artil-
terry corps Of the army, and unfavorahlv upon
the resolution 30 appoint cooks for oompa MES
In The army.
Mr.. MrroRsLh, OF Ark from the Com mittss
OF Postal Affairs. reported n bill on bshalf OF
the commit &c to amend the act regulating
the postal arranGeD eats of the Conf deracy /;
and providi Il from end after the l.t OF
July next the post e on single letters. weigh.
ing not mere Tran one aalf ounce, shall be
ten cents, to any portion OF The Confederate
States for every other additional b ali onnce,
extra postage OF ten eents shsil be eh sTged
The bill WIS ordered 70 ba printed.
Mf. SsAxEs, of la, announced that the
Committee on Flag and seal were not ready
20 report the design Qf national ensign. rs
aad been pro.r 'ssd or TO- day. The delay was
owing 70 thc khurc of those en- lrustea VILE
meking the aAmer fl e to perform the
iu.y but that oy Friday IL would be In read
iusss for presentation.
| bnt tae doors were afterwards thrown open,
| and ths following business was trsnsaesea:
MIR EAsxwxLI, OF T. o., introduced Joint
,ho Sen s,erV Of the Treasury to pay the
miIeage AID per diem OF msmb srs of the Pro-
yisiorai Congress
| Mr.. Yascsy offered a resolution when was
| agreed TO- calling npon the secretary or War
~ furOish tse Senate, at Its next session with
| /. list Of army eftsce's Of the Confederate
! states both OF the regular and the Provi-
| sionai service,
ha IA tra Ira N.
gusta, Ga, q port Of entry through the port
of Ghar!est 70, =. q.
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xHLls PAY.
D XaN TlYL0A : soN, l.~lsn1~s.

vIME yALvSBLK rAHN KNOWN AZ
IL HOAKhAKD," n the county 81 Hen.
rl6e, line en the CAickahomiay river, 70
ns1s q ssa o. sss
sALk Ar AtUTlON.-Ths srbseriber Will
81. as puone auction, on WHDNAODAI,
ne sth ~ Of April, 1859, spon the premises,
ssls, fTsii sse ss ssosa ss"wa .
"Oa1laad:v con aa.ing aaoh. Sc acres, Lying
= ne Oniekahe1iny rivez, - miles NsTth
Of sns city 2! Richmond. 1his farm presents
e y bounded on the wet By the r, i. md
p. R4ilroad, On the north and east 81 ne
ChickaAeminy river, On the South 81 tAe
1sichnona and Cnsriotsssvills pisnk road
runs through the trset, a yidlne the open
from the wood land. There ere AbSut 100
acres cleared, the balance heavily wooded
ment and cultivation, and has bssn recently
well manared and lined; we'll enclosed In ave
fields, with plank fence. The buildings are
large sad spactou8. The dwelling u ample
The barns, stablssand eut-housss are mostly
new, aDa IN gsed order well Of exosllent
water in the yard; or 10 never.failinR
springs On ths placs bssidss being waseroA
Adjoinint this estate there 10 . good srist ana
saw MIN. There are abont TO fruit trees Of
various kinds ON tie place. 1t 10 provefbial
for being healthy, and the neiGhborhood II
0XColl61t. IL R6o = tUrn '0ut, 8d0 AoJoIuI08
Is smi tn . shop. To appreciate tAis estate
1t 10 only necessary 70 view it. and those wAe
may desire to do - are invited to examine
the premises. ny son, residing on tbs farm,
will take pleasure IN showing 1t. oRer this
valuable estate for No ether reason than that
my business engas ements IN the city require
nay whole time and atten ten.
TIRMs.-One.fonrth ca sh; the remainder at
l : AID s years, for negotiable notes, With
interest edded, azc secured by q trust deed.
The taxes and insurance for 1854 to be paid
~ the purchaser.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
r. 6-Ths propsrty can b treated Tor pit.
Ately.
JAS. H. TAYLOR SoH, Aucts. nh -
POSTPONEMENT.-I consequence Of the
hareatsning aspect Of the weather, and the
inability ON the part Of ar. Taylor in -.
curing . car for che aecOmmod ation Of bid.
ders, lowing to the heavy transportation Of
troops,) the above sale IL postponed until
THURSDAY, the 17sA inst, com meneinS at
the same hour.
op9 j. N. T. = SON.
r. S.-For tie PRESENT the above property
Is Withdrawn from the market, but can b
treated for privately. 4 map OF which can
be seen at our Office.
apr j. n. T. l. SON, Aucts.
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skEEx o.

Tn Wednesday morning, Apri. 10th, 1se.
WILL M HENRY, youngest son OF Chas
and Catherine Tayicr, aged gears months
ard a lays.
AS tbe sse.t Il >wsr that scents TN mora.
'Ru' wi hers ~ The rising day
Z bra IS ) ems the q ants dawn
Thus swiftly ID his iif3 away.
Ere sin could bii ut, or sorrow fade,
Death timely came with frisnd'y care,
Tbs openDg osd 10 \. Evrn conveyed,
A1G bs,e i, biccIG forever there
His funeral will take place at The Grace
Street Catholic Church, this tIhursday) even
ing. 81 s O'Clock. The friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend.
t,n the l6 h instant. infant son of Ann K.
ard Il Arnalh
His faneral vii! take place this (Thursday)
evening, az O'Clock, nj The residence OF his
parents, on Fourth street., HaYy AiE.
Oh tae 18th '7st a. Carnn Win5er, of eonses
tive ch la, WALTER CU.lJk, CT compsny 4,
Is. gensutay regiment, sgei 81 years months
snd II Days.
kE Me phia papers pio.ss copT.
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Manners and Miners

O'Vh engineer ana mechanics can avail!
themselves OF IL tas orabie opportunity OF being
Rf7ni&b' y engaged il their respective TIA ;es
y applying 10 Captain n Carroll, who has
been authorized by tho : eret.rv- II y,rar n
'"''o 70 fany ol sarPers aud Miners. TIE
'lhp"As Mar @'feaoy been fully organize i and
mustered INTO seiVAee' aud the advantages 70
b derived from II are expected 20 De NJ ,hs
aIst importance 20 the Government. Itisda.
igued by Capt. O. - put IN operation ,aa
mos, improved and perfect plans of mining
aas submarine works, ogetLer a.tn T. tho
rough aid com plete system Of toposrapnis
tufveFz
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Congress. Yesterday.

There Was 40 business # imY ortance traus-
sotet III the public session OF the House Of
Rep eeenta ives yesterday.
AF CARRIER. Irtn he special COMMITTEE
10 whom Was referred the investigation II
'Ae atsaster at 2oanske Island, submitted
iets by report, which was laid IN the table
ana ordered 10 he printed. p resolution was
passed. authorizing the payment Il the CLERK
o. ths committee and witnesses for their at
tendance
BIT Conrttl, Chairman OF the Naval Gem
Iai!tee, announced that he hsd kone bills
winch he desired the House to consider in
secret session, and the floors were cleared
aud Inc doors closed.
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CONFEDERATE COEGHEss
FIRST Sc SS[ON.
senate

"WEDNESDAY, April 10, i6t2
r. 8AkkR, OF Florida, Ill introduced 4 b - TO
"'sFf TIE ode OF aa0itIgg pa ollie accodn.s.
A., SAEEn explained ii ct the otl-st Of The
r-"o s 10 NIKE the n 9i1sry of papers uni,
v =" ~ tse IFees1ry department. Tns hilt
a Isisrred 70 tAe Com mitsee OIL Fine1ce.
niiL, Oh Ga, pre- MED the petition OF
80, @e d. Lew, ie loyal brother Of IA alien
de- aakisg far exemption IN his layer un-
lac ,Ae qessiI ltion law Referred 10 lAe
lowing ' AA'' "o"s0U IN" i"1'
Gin ihat the Committee on tae Judi
1yhe3har instructed ID Inquire ard report
!orafgn' sHa treaties Of he u 3ited states win
oftna auons, mace PRIOR 10 the af'on
al. sin =, aefate Sts Ter from that county,
law. orsa iofee oy yirtue Of Ia ernati ,nal
Coaisdsrs ~, raw Of Copsr ss, as tstweea he
Agr.sa ~ ate States and ss d foreign nations.
rspor,.a SOW, from the n utary Ccmmi tee
D. Or iay0rao,s >. fesCl u lion Offered
ternaat,r.cs, OF g. orsla, askax tne Quar-.
eossssu,sv yh.Tsi 10 rnsa inforu'.tloa
esmmsads ia Ia'.tt al tla.s pol taiion, W re.
Mr. ss,. .oa th&- 1t do pass Aer..g r.
reported paNtw. from the same ef.mm,,,a.
'So'y the bill f5r the re-
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<.asa.ss'-asgk k'aGAn.
z I0HT ARTJLLER Y-Te be comman
4 ID by Prof. Il. 7. MASSIE, of the Uni

z I9HT ARTJLLER Y TIE be comm and
"a by Prof II. 7. MASSIE, of the Uni
Versity OF Virginia. A No Company, a Ne.
! Battery, aud a No. Captain secured -.
With per mission from the Secretary of War,
granted ia g letter of the Goth OF January
last, Ia which a f'fuii battery ANA equip.
IT eats" were promised, wS have g socia.eo
coMradeJ IA arm and the friends 81 ''better
days. for the purpose Of forming first-class
Artillery NoIa parry ~ communication Of
March 1o:h, from the Secretary OF war, re-
assures us IN 1t the battery, &c. Will ne iarn-
ished. IN reply to he question "wbet her mem.
bars OF any Virginia company nJw in service
would ba permitted 10 rsealist ia the ha :e vi,
Gen. Randolph, in letter OF y pril 9th, says /:
"T.7elve months volunteers nny join the
battery, but cannot be transfer cd until the
expiration OF their present term OF service"
We nave In cur projected organization sew
artillery, beaides a sufficient n mn ber OF twelve
months men to swell our list TO about one
hundred. We wish 10 60 into the field with
ore husdrsd and fifty trst-cl@ss soldiers
Men of Gnimpeached character, wishing to
unite the sesves with Us in ths service of th 9
CONFEDERATE. Stat for ths war, viii. report
the fac. TO their commanders, and to us at
Suffolk, Va. We will org auiza permanently
abou. The l2th Ct May, bat men whose term
OF >ervics ezpirtS after snas date may be
trans efrf 1 to our company. Prof. Massie
has for the last six or eight NOR tbs devotf d
himself TO the study Of lizhs artillery tactic,
ennnery, esgint erinC, and the science OF war
generally, and his eminent ind well Known
PronrieEcy in vca,hem Itics could but arg s
the most conpless suecess aud bright fu-
turs for himself and associates.
8 J. DAVIS,
j. W. SPENCER,
r. W. ARNOLD,
f. b. FASLEY,
=. II. GLaCK,
~ j. ID. ARNOLD,
up 80. Fer the Company.
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4 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-

4 BEAUTIFUL GOT T AQ E RESI-
IA DENCE ON MOUNT PLEASANT, oPPssITs
70 RocKnrTs, AT AuoTION.-We will sell upon
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 24th day
Of April, commencing 1t n O'Clock p. H., the
beautiful COTTAGE Residence now in
the occupancy Of E:r. VIM. Stage. ut con-
taius seven comfortable rooms, With kitchen
and ali-necs, lry or s-buiidings-aii in good
ore the LOT f'onts 70 Get On Eos: Main
street, and runs back 1875 feet. The premises
s-e beautifully located, AID command u fiRe
view of James river and the surrounding
country. There y also attach garden,
with Il Gao 'ce selection of young fruit trees.
TKRMs.-One-thfrd cash the balance atsix
and twelve months, for Negotiable not,
with interest atded, and secured by q trust
deed. The purchaser TO gag the taxes and III.
suraAce for 1862.
JAS. IL. TAYLOR & son,
ADl7 Au1tiOnesrs
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HOTEL PROPS9TY-Wil "a

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPEATY-WiI ie
y sold, at pabie su ton, 10 ths town Of Dan.
g, Va, o. THURSDAY, the 9Th day of May,
1862 the property CT tse DsneiiIe Hotel Go mpaay,
embracing The large an sisib!y located hve-story
and bs:' meet brcs Hote. bui!fi8g, containing
about e6 rooms situated on the corner Of Msa
and Union streets. Tbs bulldogs are in an un
flushed condi.l n, and In Offering this desirable
property at auction the Company d 20 rot only
TO hquidate ,heir 90 iSstions. ius a'so that he
properly should GO Into energetic ID enter pr,ssg
hands, thsi Will speedily complete shs Hots', aad
thereby sffo:d commod.tion 70 thu large nam
her Of pe7fole rsekEg beard il Eaavilie. II ia
RI: ely srch All opportunity ID ofie ed fer go de-
sir:bsa "A inve ;;msnt In s,ch properly
Terms CT EALE-Oae third cash bsiascs at cne,
two sid three y rs-neg oii abs notes, we'll en-.
corsed with i-teres. from date; or cash, at tbs
option of tbs D, chaser. Title ataiesd uUtl;
purchase money ia paid, Fer psrticu 'srs address
JOHN n. JOHNSTON. Treasurer,
~ 17-dttsx Uanyiile, Va
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EIvEvALUABLEB UILDING lots ON
VIII soil, NJ IN the premise ON WEDNES.
DAY. the 23d day OF April, comm snciHg At ~
O., oek, i've valuable building Lots, located
on thu S0uth side Of the y estham Plsak
Road, and jrst above the residence Of Charles
Phillips, Esq. They front 81 feet each, and
lun back $50 fee ito an nlley 10 feet WIDE The
location Of tbs property renders 1t valuable
for stores or dwellings.
TREMs.-One. third cash; the balance at 8
and II months, for regoiable NOES, with In.
tercst added, and secured BY trust deeds. The
purch sssfa to pay the taxes for 1862.
JANIS n. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
Imnie diately after the above, will be sold, q
large vacantlot at the in tsrsection of Cherry
and Dover streets, 80 by 1870 feet.
Terms 6 above. J. M. T. & SON
M II
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~ GopDIN { <PPxRsoN. Asss,s.

AR2E AND MOST DESIRABLE = II.
~ vATE RkS1nKNUE. AND TARxE
sixth, North Of Leigh Streets for sale at Aus.
tion.-At the request Of Cell Edmond Fen.
tame, we shall sell At public auction, en the
premises. on THURSDAY, the 18th Of April.
1852 at II O'Clock r. H., the, large AAd wy
valuable residences located as above. 1sr
many years occupied By him. The house b Q
spacious enc, and Con taiAs accom- Noda ttoAs
for isis. family. and is Supplied IN N e.
not usually found in such Q residence, ana
has, in addition, all the usual modern In.
provements. The Lot has a front Of la feet
s 1sea 81 ss lee WI - :; g.
and to the l0t On the south - feet, and the
one on the north 80 feet The location Of The
foregoing property Is in . retired and meet
excellent EcighbOrhood. The preuises saA
be examined 1ny day before the sale, b. ap.
piios ton TO as.
TERks-Une. third cash balance ut enc and
two years. for negotiable nstss. intstsst pay
able annually, with liberty to the purchaser
to anticipate their paynsntJ secured By .
trust deed. The taxes and inslraAse for felo
to be paid BY the povehasers.
ap19 0ODD1N.A APPKRSON. Auets.
q VIlINISTRATRIxS SALE OF ZEAL
"A ESTATE. &c, In OHESTEhFIELO
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF April next, III
fair; II not. the next fair dayJ . tract Of
LAND called "Ohesnut Grove near Glover
dlu Ftu, on Tue SummIt, CO0t1l0k0& k10 AcT01s
one half cleared, we'll enclosed, and in AigS
state Of cultivation, balance in wood of OTt.
nal growth. On this farm 10 Comfortable
dwelling house with four rooms, and all 10.
oessary out buildings, such a. barn, dairy,
stables, smoke. house, bath. house, &c. All
the buildings are new.
On the same day viii be sold all the perish.
able property on said estate, conststiaG
Of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, one Carriage.
enc Buggy, Household and Kitchen fuInt.
t0re.
balance Of the year, three Nsersss-twe W.
men and one nan.
TEAMS OF sALS-For the land ,one. third cazA;
balance At and II moAths, purchaser giving
Negotiable notes, interes, added, Ntlo retained
until last note 10 paid For all other proper.
~, cash on delivery.
MARY JEWITT.
Adnipistra.rix OF VIM. levitt, dee'A.
nh U--sGo
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Sc Meuphia papers pioass copy
Obituary..

Died, ii his residence, High Meadow, in
Henrico county, Va on The 10 h OF January,
1862, after a brief iliu9ss, JOSIAH DABBS,
In he 5s.h veSr of mis- Gs.
lie Il native OF Charlotte county, bat
Igs ed tn greater portion of his manhood in
hieckien burg and Halifax, Va, where he es-
t3hlisi,ed high character for in tegrity ,beney.
oence aud honorable bearing. though his
early educational advantages vera limited,
get - oiiigent snif-cultnre he had stored o
mtao, aiuraliy active and VIGOROUS with
v7ried -.ho~.edse. E1riy III lie he professed
the religion OF GEe meek and iovyIy Jesus tiy
MS coEsls -en! 40 Sodiy walk, he aviCced that
his was not Il L. ere CID sty profession. In the
relations OF private !tIa, re ~ have so beauti-
fully exeir piifisi the Christian GrGces. as L
husband he was mttsei OF AiGdress. urbani.
az aG3 devotion. He Was an eff ctionats
IA heT, filth fui friend q ainG and cor
sidsT&ta mssteE. 10 business, hi energy,
s.Iict integrsty. and faitbfsinr9s 10 hi :
obligations, inspired TN riicit confidence -
~euG- aemeanor, and nnostsGt1tious piety,
secGrod the cGteeId and affection cf Chris
tlaE.. f every name. Win genial manners
II cordial hospitality. he delighted to dis
psnso joy ana hai pjnass with the means
khi1h benz ieeat Prevalence ha1 llGc; III
MS pCwey. lie ies-ves . widow and tv.o chill
jTen, who deeply mourn their igss; but they
":o,roW not as Others Wsno havs 20 hope -
hbvug lived unto Chris. tor 1. Ia &c die was
gain He expressed entire r~,ignPt,on 10 tha
Divine viii, caFing, mot the shadow OF
dgub. clouds my prospects for lie luiure.-
Trusting il the a;ontns sacrifice OF Christ,
csit caitaly and ieiaae;uliy res On my body to
Lie grave, and my soul TO God, who gave
it.' THUS live! and died one worthy OF n t
sGectionht5 reglrds end esteem wnt l..
iuspirei ia al: VITO knew. him. ard Of the
warm and devoted attachment cherished for
him ~ his family.
'ABFep il ieaus 0, how sweat
10 be, ior su> "a ssiIcsei meet!
With hoty Confidence ID s'-e
That deah has lost las vaaomeS' stins!"
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XTALUABLa FGc9AGTx fog gale ia the
v to~n Of Danvius Va, consisting Of the four
story high spaaioue, selidly baiit and admirably.
arranged Railroad House, near By and opposite
the D@nviis Railroad Depot, together with the
iss. fosns;ps I riae Of the mssc building: large
kitchen. aad ther Necessary out.housss, (inc,ud.
Ing baru stables &c.;) . good aud convenient
we'll OF excellent water beautiful yard, and ex-
tens;ye. richly producing vegetable garden. The
above property is In very good order and repair,
and situated In . very healthy aud hss9souls locs-
ton. ANY one wishing TO parcha 9, will call Z.
cnes CT the subscriber. JOSEPH s. 0ERST.
I'D 9-imk Ua:syiii. Va
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By REDWOOD 4 KAN, Auess..
"a MAIN ErREff.1

4 AEGE SALE OF FURNITUR1, HIR1O10,
q 1INAAND GLASHWARB,HA
4C.-Oa THURSDAY, 18th mss., We Nh SCH at
store, commencing ct 10 o'clock
new and splendid Mahogany Wsrdrsbes.
Seorssarisa and Do3k. Oaass.
2Drs.sDg BuTeaus.
steere, Coun.iss-Ho Dssks.
Pier. Centre, and Cad Tables.
Dining Tables Rocking OhsirA
Cana and Wcod.sset Chairs.
WaShsssnds Toilet Tabiss. Mirrora.
SifAa Lounges. G betting, &c.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
sD!endid French sad E0glish China = % Sets
DINER Sets Dessert Sets, and 0sAaswars.
ALSO-A large lot Of
HARDWARE.
Esws. HAtche:s, Hammers LockS
Screws, Plane J, Files, Cutlery, -
~ Gale without limis or resoxvs.
TERns-Oasa on delivery.
apis REDWOOD KEACH, Auota
ALSO-Wili be aeaed - the above, II not said
psivatssy,) oas exaslisHt Punehtss EseAias suDt
able for Hinges, VIZ 'hsrs. and 6as 6pria9s, Of
ali sizss; pair Of L. yer Shears and fsur saparisr
Vices, nearly new; also, lot II Band Iron a.
serted Sass. Zap l6l R.kX,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-17
Federal Account of the FisAt ST shi-
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Thr aaTs which we published IL ouT pa.
ST OK yesterday, giving she enc ny's account
of tbs crea: fight ct shiloh, IS important,
conveying IS 4 does their c Va admission OF
he heavy loses wriciAeley sustained. This
L., perhaps, the most frank and sincere ae-
count ihey have given II esy eDga2 eTnan;
since the war co!Hmeuoed, and although
hey have the ,hrontsTy 20 cl.im victory, it
Is plainly manifest that they feel themselves
numerically whipped. Twenty thousand is
tie iosi they conf IS, and Of these no less than
I'VE general Cflicare Cri.tendel, son OF BL 6
hesry headed trdI or from Rentuchy, IS among
the s.sip The two Wallacss anu Sherman
GTe also numbered RI1CDg the dead. Buell.
they adlaiF, is MOI tally wounded waiIe Frsa-
tas !; is E4own, is prisoner. Need We any
further evidence than these admissions to
satisfy Us that the triumph Of our STm s " {
complete and gloTiCusT
Iaey claim thai the gallant BsauTsgard was
allied OF cur sido. This statement 40 dou bt
originated nom thee fl Of ,he iamantsd
JohLss-a, whose DIES IN dspFiyes our VIC
tory in great measure Of is rIcE fruits -
Altogether We have IL ch Cause FOR crat.tuae
IL the result OF his crest struggle.