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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
CsTY BATTALION.

rdR und.fs having been horI 10 recruit company
H., the IA talon rAsei ioE lee defence Major wyatt
THiol cling. have Cpele r"'Tutng once In ~
tore john rage 81 ai street. bet Ian LUd lsh.
command p tr Stationed within the limits II the a
caols thus Afford bentd opPcrIu- those EhV
r. a, sic us q cirg In TIE service.
Ia dlucn 10 he pay, h' city YES bounty otEen
y muuth 70 each yate and noL mHs0aed Ui
GER.
NFarthyr normA01 lSs1 II the Rendezvou Ehieh VII be
open fr.m L. |, ana 50 O'clock.
JOHN II. GRsAHEs
JAHEj T. kAJGd.h,
ISJAR h. hJUuH,
IN IulN PIE. ".
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DOCKS GOOD sAHARTAR.-rhis great AID aeyer fA.ling
III rsnsdy for RhsunAtan AID NeaTAA MAJ % h%a '"
s.PsrERsoa 4 coz Drag fora Rh
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fNOys SPARKLING GEL1TNE. ard CooperS refined SIRED
n ngla.i Blanc Mage and table jsie1 Tor sale y !"
QpErFaaO A Mgin street dec
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A, Publisher and bookseller,
BANKING oEEIOE OF wa. y. IsA4Cs 4 90,
corner Sialn saj Eth Streets, Richmond, Va.

EAEElad OFlIOE or WI. b. lSAA0s 90, |
corner sialn slj ith Streets, Richmond, Va.
TN connection with Banking business The undersigned viii
Eve p-opt and hul attention to the Adjustment ard Col
ecilon Of Ga ns a. Iasi the ContederSs Ggyeum5rt
huy will With them fet1t Legal talent whenever
4 may be found necessary 10 do 50.
Their charges will be moderate either special or contingent as
,hor patrons Gay desi's- Hf ~ ishtOs q W.
RHs " PEas5Ioy Col Geo w. MuniOrd Secretary stes
ytba; Dol Jno calvert Treasurer State Of Eirgns o.
Ilnc,L Ia; auditor Virgins; James Oatis ESQ.,,
President Ygll WI e. Taylor Eq, Cashier Bank Of
yrgpz Hector Dsvs, Eq President Traders BANK j. Kan
olph Ticker Esq Attorney General state Of virginia
ECisrs sent Is c. Tor adjustment collection should, W ell
5es accompanied % pops! contrasts end YoSet, n9
Fec cover attorney "a represent AZ n the nani GU
party 20 any psperg Documents necessary Ia ne 2rsmsts
ID
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Inn GIAT EA0Es, saitsble lr oomPsnE-pries tl-ars
lUO very low n that any party In want VIII Rad heU
"e TH INA stITH,
srea VA sam ttrsHt, nr stew
NomBSDressngs nd Poke: combs Hair and Tooth Brush
e. BAY Rum and Lcbins Soaps, for sale Al shAbt pa
RERS Drug Store 56 Man street; corner above fo nhS
JPECEs, Of iii kinds ground and Enoe lof Ff1'ng ssa
- pkng also ali size aat cork for preserve jArs for sale AZ
EEkDF BLKRRs Drug Bors iss MALI Sseet corner I,ev'
Postomos ~
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oPPIoE or lNssEJrJa OF HOSPITALS.
Rf-bvo D gU-e gtl lsbf

ILvoundsd oc.s anj sold RS r,s'dnz IA Ps.es pr
a vat residences "a city VIE PlsaI1 fI'nh u h cac
t.tIr ram ., r.f K, rtrin5nt A1d 'Omp-ry.
Tnes pIl c11fra fo upon h'ir m by so tons a. =
ds.be haze speedily possible, fud s OF e so1n
ed now "a tbs ely so htL,
iI-lz Surg and Insp cfHospltth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
uANCHEsTER COTTON AND WOOL MA
UPAcTU ING

yRRMANN yALESTiEg, ia las been app lated by n
VI road N DrGco,s temporary Ag.nE OF Is company,
ct h uLt TIE Eea N Of ME nm H. POsers is testJrs
ne Able 10 ice tuti : Of the As,ncy
l.a-lN sALF NED I hAtkiH, ffrs'6e1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
TELRGRAPRI0.
ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY ~
THE VALLEY.
FREMONT ROUTED AND PUT TO FLIGHT.
JACKSON AND EwELL STILL TBIUNPHAl

JACKSON AND EWELL STILL TRIUMPHANT
Gov LeIcher received last night the folk wing ious
intelligence;
STANTON, JrEc 5.
GovtrH6r Lg.chr:
Shields crossed South River st Port public and at
lacked Gen. jackson this morning Alter short cor.
tes,, he Was driven back With the loss Of two pieces
artillery Fremont attacked Swell. We bsys driven him
hack, and Gen Ewe is still pressing lin hard Stields
on The bank of the Shenandoah sHd Jackson hoIds H.
him y in check hopeto be able TO announce gre
victory to you tonight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
sTAUSToS, June $50 Gov. LaGher-5lJrious yio;o
~ Fremont completely routed and in full retreat
We will get Shields 10 morrow. viii giS6 you casual
lies 10 morrow. A..W. q.
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ISEnsINAtI.

nU2 Wa ehuse being occupied hospital have
~ cd ths NJ House OF II. AAury 70
Au-re ca be i.u4d GUMS Ous,ntss Rours.
j,G-St KENT PAINE co.
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rnr,rnrInNrRR.

TO EINl MOVERS.
TJIr undersigned offers fIr "a privately, kJsELAN cooa
log SEQ Acres, or, r less Ne LeAauy ia Of q.
most cali \ eaE- The lsg2 sh good STATE
nl rovsst The gsowth 81 Cora Wheat Tob
Oats well WateTei TIE oProyeusnts CONSIST Il
nrg 9ious Fr M ID Del leg EOase containing In
looms Bara, Stables, Ice House. Carriage Horse eod al 9th
Necessary oUthor.r elegant Apple aad onc Pach Orchard
Odcr shops, s convenient and s5J ehurrEi
Iiderut d.roE!n Ols It's atst az us irJa he Apo
matiox Depa the sogh 5ds Raj oaa, nils; from %
county Esa eighteen ns pm the city ~ iu tbug ard MA
as nom the James River dsoF. Poessoa given Al 4ry tins
ay address Powhsian IloGrt Heuss
Hay Isl, 1863. lny6- ~ JAMES ~ AOSgY
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INFOHnACION WAhyED

nP Rlclsri Il. Dali q Cap Ma .neSs % 4lst Va Res!
" msuI Nhl Ujunlsdu he its battle my inform
couceraug liz viii b. thankful receive by t7iTe I'D N:e,
.n , - srury, Va. SARAH AVE,
i,-.l- Care OF II. BOle PetersLu.s,
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wOUND,D l,LUInas.

NNrE are extremely dad LlacAIA Of Company
w 81 LILA argnntnI feuss sOunJsdia o'thr late
msuts tl- cIy A1y in'craA IA Scu D. LIIkuI
received As With TO put him Win bis issBds
LAP q Eb,R CHANRFPL tYNE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

ADJUTANT AND RsPG. GENERAIT 0FHCE,
RICHMOND, JuEe 3, 1863. I
SPECIAL ORDERS,
- No. lis
IL. General olre n men Tag peFleEE i0T Appc'E
m,n's their VIII ,he la6C ,vE AMI psCcs
ilr service The army O. IT, Fcfs,ns commented.
By command OF the secretary cf War,
y-u wIrgFfs
I4--lu Iirt at General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
SUM 5afs, '09

>-SS Gan any rye Information If t'e WI reabOus
% Joe kaner, Mobile Russ CO H. 81 AlA Begrra
dapgeouy Voultei. ans olr anIHe,ing n I'll confer q
fAycr hg eli aud alive and deal
Al Nlety ihe part Of Mr. IS faulty
AUG. ~ AOURE, lst L. II. snd AlJL
Iry-'s MAI VI ore B.ttl'op. IA sIs 's Z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
CapY BATTALION.

MAJOR WYATT Il. ELLIOTT, COMMANDING.
nNE Hutd ed COO men, between the ags fnd - year,
~ waited for ,onpany Ia the lboYe bat aiiln
pscAl de Of le T. Il hichmoni tsm Il 50 months
:ryce CcLa ged by order D. the lecrstTy
- Pay Ssl Pc month and ratiors.
None VI sobrety I'd 10 d characters wanted
Appyto hH Il nIULE 1872 Main ST,
IL OK fR IAhDUIPa, do
jos \. JAtikS, Iayn ank
i.a-6, jos. ). MICHAEL , h.ilT
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10 HEGHoPT - IgCTIoH.
NNEorer for Isie al Are'og.
fE.' LI1ELy YoUA6 sEGsOEH,
p!CAiSsoF 4 FIN Aucsiyusc-,
lAhs Corner Frs1Fhu and Wal sirsr:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
EIAL.AlKl ENrEOE.

WAVING been RuhsEci ~ the War Department 20 raise,
4 enl sai llsef into service, slitAo Of INFANTRY,
va rc9es OF 'oianteerI not now In the teTvics,
an d-Fcug q TIE eoopn-et!oH aud AsItsace Of otheTs.
Goose 1gi. JON "a ls patriotic und rSkilg VIII
cy, address ne 10 writing, eoThsF OF
200 n ROsERT g SCOTT JR
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RiCaN0aD Ihy UlayILLE RAILROAD.

aIAF i,lSBl, Received Today iss bbI Keroiine oil
III - y 81 'sr sale hr DuyS : -. nal
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aDJu.ANr G.Ea,L's ogsI.E,

Il taaDSn, Jure4 / ~. {
TINHE following Gtpasi Urjyf 20. dIgr General h1
Poyd IL 20 b. syeei,d EIi prCmp ~ Cb.yc4 by I'll %
ns who have nay receive r)mrssU Ip-o
meats 20 raise companies Lstajus T,Erea FOR Inc
tsrs Trt op'.
The ,yrraor earcey, bu tu'iy sppe .iS TO all
shn b.. ~ 20 bear ams 81 Whj the fad
IA. 1ihe md III u me ttS' under NE E,snI ofrer w.
has been Invested v "a lhr cca'nsnd o. EgT 7roCp+
Racr.iIg aui mase-lH- h vii ferE-Ei p0g - dr-
Ms, oasss roy az MS ttli GU t,r or otLTviso,
may direct ard send dupLcI,s 70 iIs cf e..
orders for When ut, Will be iEsei here.
wsi. L. RICHARD ON A. g.
RicsgosD, May %, I-62.
avEERAI. DREFp
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NISSING.-Nr. Jam,

49, NISSING.-Mr. James Brow, CO.,
R>sSS Mason couu'y AS, Ga msntrr - Capt HEId .
y AT IMP Is supposed Co. /" missing. may b,
sS a. lAi piy4r hCuis ia hs city. Any
Ing 20 bis We etboutI si c,lfrr f,yU- upon his
Li uncle y. Boron by communication with The u
,h,gr Hotel - -
TNPORHATIIN WAITED - .McHl an, oftht
county 81 as lax, "A member Of Company g, k,g
sat vs. taIAy lei CImP BinOnr, about l5h April last
- The 30, lia rd5f sris sri has been tearG
non 'ir-r Aa in"m.l cour-lnr hin vii lie thankfully
received b. the undersigned. Jas. MCNlLfN
r.a9i- Sc UsfaH a.. Va.
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ApJ CTANT CAMERA s ,TTIuE, a, :

ApJCTAST CAMERAS ,IFIUE, a, T.
-uze :, g.
A NDRE4 JACKS IN hBrirg b.el sppoisted b. Win Ctr
"A j. Flood Re1Irai Of t4e tng Onl,
t.t ate Ii C. in the 81 OF R, oad tramp T4oa
al her aver BE- susd til CHee. but upCn app EouS
s,unttrsign=i ~ -.
The c. IN subsistence vi i4ue tupl sny Pc
Gu unes tho reqlil5us Go uounesSl D., suptrVo
J-CksJn.
By Command.
10. e NJ II RIgH lDfOS 4 r .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

sIEE gEce.s have formed eoPErrShip for ne pnrPos'
recovering the Of slaves and other property
gTtroyed by ne ersy IN Eaatrn virginia Tney WIN rys
rompi aeEtn Al entrusted 10 their For
&C. Rppy g. Col CHAP K MALLORY a. Yoktoun, 10 20,
MONTAGUE a. jamaica, MddsscE county, i'll The 18Th CT
Eoyeabes, a0d ahsr ugAi giuie al kiebnoad
CHARLIE X. MALLORY,
eeib-u 40. T.. MONTAGUE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

ytAgg-S bbs Of Gire suitable Tor Printers ard Calm,
tHsEsr. FOR sale et MEADE BAKtsa Drss Store lse &ai
street, cor. above y. q. lAW
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4 SPECIAL NOTICE 40 TIE rEbEEliS.-
q want dstnsty Understood thai am rnhnciaeasiri
srass Letters Cot Military cas- silver s'.cr HGdr - orGer
Also Hssl Brands o al Et dpoos viz foaf tobacco, graz
bags machinery t-n &C. At the lowest reasonable pr Is
small s,Ca,ih tos aFsng clothing With .E9eels ink eu'
be uesiegi style.
Those In Esn Of either o. the above articles WIZ DO veil 70 CO
AMI szaur sprenasus before purchAes eeshsse. tan
iisis GRAHAM, Brand Cutter (1I lclj neI door tor
Jolu1lNan Hotel Richmond. Va tal .
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III WEsr JOHNSON.
a. IS "a.

ave rectnIy pu5IIShrd =,
AMa-ual o. siay surgery or he OF scr cons in n
Confederate states Army Su Appendix OF 1-l'. mi re
ola ions 1T Md Drpsgtmsa ~ the Confederate ss a.
~ by Julian Chisolu. 81 d Professor O. Susge IN e r
eAl College - ko-h Gro uA aUrsH 10 the Cn'e5e at stA
Army; al ION, revised aHd inPr"vsd e -; By -
nosIaee nAid a. So VIZ = JoHN-rON.
id Fuhi sAers, klchDouf Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09

tyAvIge sold on: ny stock al Auoion those INDEBTED to
~ woulId great favor by Csrg and Bs;tin
f,r "1nt al hat Rave clans against me will prsIen
ZEN !JrErlt.rlnant Eth1-t Decay -
slAPsON JcESs, AGENT,
mag t0rae- MAIN and 9Th Streets
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NOTgCE.

III pc-fo-s d,spos u5r IN the frmS len Of the cca bat
n talon, under the usai Of MAJOR ". r. I'll IT, aEd :
ny Corspany viii report TO Without delay A.
he FN'hsuHe Bank.
I,-M JFC P, tbs, Captain.
yTOgTsE yED.--Tlr advert sr pS'ty Of tAr Z
III grrr ca, wish ,crgpy m'ortAni' hos ?" ;hs o. N
7nIEncd TO- hlch H Jh IUt 90 cave W. Who Ws
their y kru 81, would 4" We 70 adde's, Sta'lag
terms, Z, Wing uhise, Richmond. lr'--'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-09
pLnYn,S prY:asON.

An authora d by Meier Gen Eova 90 rss= Regiment OIL
fan n. 4 III state Lie. uaes; TIC act o. %
q. nual Assc by,pss et May Is. - o.
IN Iity permits me 20 recer2 - vGntsers sSei re
10 as are Lo ~ the A. 81 Unsr - kuoSn
the CcaSepaon Law peOnI Sac % - and unit
Is aud s5ch IS exempted By the Act o cct E-ts
Ulder this suih,y solicit the tlc c)r Fat tu o. otieef'
the iIre bAve 'n n 30 rlts 9n1ss "a IN ttVlc
Ny add. 81 IL PicAmond. WEI t"FOhI.
hate LieGl. TO- ian "a fois
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
STANDARDIZATION in MIssouri.

The Emancipatiouists msdO good fight
in Missouri at the polls. They elected five
Emancipation Congressman out of nine, a
large majority of State Senators, and sew
euty-one Emancipation members of the
House to thirty-one Conservatives.
The st. Louis Democrat publishes list
Of the members elect, and congratulates the
friends Of the true interests of Missouri that
her Legislative body has at last taken COM
plexion which promises SO gloriously for her
future career. Il secures TO tho State, says
the Democrat, the election of two Eman-
cipation United States Senators, and the
adoption Of measures which must surely
and rapidly relieve her of tho intolerable
burden of slavery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
John MInor Bolts Heard From.

A late number of the Grenada (Miss.)
appeal publishes letter from Richmond,
which has the following in relation to John
NJ. Bolts:
"The name of John NJ. Bolts has turned
up again in the public prints. Since his
discharge from Castle Goodwin some months
ago, be has remained upon bis farm near
the city, acquiescent in the existing state of
affairs, waiting, as many suppose, for the
overthrow of the rebellion and the restora-
tion Of the United States government. The
occasion of the recent mention Of his name
is the fact that he has been presented with
magnificent estate in the county Of Cul-
pepper, recently purchased from Hon. Jers-
miah Morton by Franklin Stearns, Esq,
who was in former days an ardent political
supporter Of Bolts, and shared his impFison-
ment in Gen. WindeF's Jail"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Good ADVICE 70 soIaIers.

General Wilcox, commanding the Ninth
Army Corps, has issued an admirable order
to the soldiers of his command, from which
we quote one section;
"3. On going into action let all rernem-
Der the necessity Of keeping cool, closing up
well on tho enemy, and taking good aim.
Cavalry charges are always to be met, not
by random firing, but by a well-directed
volley, which will inevitably scatter the
horses. Artillery fire is more ffightful in
sound and appearance than reality, and the
quicker men move over the ground to the
front the smaller will be tho loss. Ammu-
milton should not be wased. One well-aimed
bullet docs more execution than ten that
are not aimed, so that four good shots are
worth more than forty rounds fred at ran
dom. Many battles are lost because am,
munition gives out just at tho critical me,
ment. Even rapid firing can be best con-
Quoted cody and with regular aim"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

The Louisville Journal urgesi,s readears
to stand by the government, TO ''do or say
nothing in consequence Of the wild but void
and transient policy of the Administration
which NAV tend to cripple or relax the
prosecution of the war, but TO bend without
abatement their whole energies to the
speedy breaking up and dispersion ofthe
military power Of the rebellion"
In this way. tho Journal thiuks, "both
rebels and abolitionisis will be put down
Aud it is right, Let the war be prosecuted
with all possible vigor, support tho Admin
istration in every act against the enemy
that is the true way 10 restore permanent
peace, and 10 destroy slavery, which IS abe
cause both Of abolitionism and rebellion.
When slavery ceases to excite, abolitionlsls
will no more be heard Of-when slavery
receives lis death-bloW, the very spirit Of
rebellion will be killed in this country. Let
us, therefore, BY all means, do all We can
to ex,erminAle that terrible evil which has
so torn and divided the country. Lot all
true meu support the Administration.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19


Placed by nation at the helm Of State.
In troublous times--when the fierce lightnings
flashed,
And deepest thunders muttered frm afar:
When the whole sky was black iththreatning
storms,
And mute expectancy Of coming i'll,
Settled 80 like apall upon brave hearts
How nobly did'st thou seize the guiding power,
Strong in the might Of right and loyalty.
Then while we listened to thy words Of cheer,
We saw thee bare thy brow, and lift thine eyes.
Unto the hills, from whence thy strength must
come,
While thy lips mcekly uttered, "Erqy for me-
Aye, as the lamp within the holy place,
Did ceaseless burn so has the incense sweet
Assembled FROM ten thousand hearts for thee.
And He, the Merciful, who wearies not,
or the continued ofring, but who says,
Upon me call in the dark hours of need,
will deliver,-Ho has heard Ae prayer.
Awhile we doubted, and our fears prevailed.
The scales so finely poised, we trembling
watched;
Our very pulse stood still, and at the heart
a dull and leaden pain of agony.
Til from the helm the mandate sounded forth,
"break cVery yoke, open the prison doors,
To orcry edptiUo, liberty proclaim"
Wondering we bow, all reverontly now,
While words Of patient love rebuke our fears
oh ye of little faith why did ye doubt
The Planter of the ear, shall not he hear?
The mountains may remove, the hills may bow!
And like scroll the heavens roll away
But mtfe orr, UOrd oaduroth oUermore
Ah now from shore to shore and from the river.
To earth's utmost bounds, goes up the cry,
"God bless our noble HclRsmdnl" B. M.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
TouchInv Fare~eII address.

Here is a rare bit of satire from Orpheus c.
Keer in the Sunday Mercury;
But the whole body of the Mackerels, sane and
insane alike unite in feeling ef strong anguish
blended with enthusiasm, at the removal OF the
beloved General of the Mackeral brigade. He
has been so much father to them all, that they
never expected to get a step farther while hew
with them.
There's piece of domestic philosophy for
you, my boy.
When the General heard of his removal, my
boy, he said it was like divorcing husband from
wife who had always supported him, and inn
mediately let fly the following farewell address;
Headquarters of Army of Accomae,
Foot of the Blue Ridge.
My CHILDREN: An order from the Honest Abe
divorces US, and gives the command of all these
attached beings to Major General WObert Wob-
inson. Hearirending and enthusiastic cheers
In parting with you l cannot express how
much love your dear bosonls. As an army,
you have grown from youth TO old age under
my care. In you / never found doubt or cold
ness, nor anything else. The victories you have
won under my command viii live in the nation s
work of fiction. The strategy We have achieved
the graves Of many unripe Mackerls, the broken
forms of those disabled by the emancipation
prOclamation--the strongest associations that
can exist among men-still make 1t advisable
that you should vote Tor me as President Of the
United States in 1865. Thus We shall ever be
comrades in supporting the Constitution, and
making the Constitution support us.
The General ofthe Mackeral Brigade.
[Greon Seall
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19

The Unionsts of the Memphis district, Ten
nessee, have nominated ]. NJ. Tomeny for Com
gress. He is said to be an able man, of en-
phatic loyalty.
Decided shocks of earthquakes were felt in
St. Louis and Cairo the morning Of the lst-
The shocks lasted several seconds.
Mr.. Blair's seat in the next Congress from the
ST. Louis district will be contested by Mr.
Knox. Mr.. X. has given Mr.. B. notice 30 that
effect.
A gentleman of ST. Louis has lately discov-
cred bee hive in an unused tlue Of the chim-
ney, with FROM 1000 to 5000 pounds of honey
in il,
The Knoxville Register says that Howard 9
Alabama Cavalry has returned to East Tennes-
see from Kentucky, with 5000 hogs. Bragg has
5000 cattle and 100000 hogs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-19
Burnside VS.. Mcclellan.

A correspondent of tho New York Tri-
6une, writing from the army near Freder-
icksburg, under date of Nov. 22d, says:
cannot close this short letter without
speaking of point of difference between
Generals Burnside and Mcclellan, that even
the private soldiers notice and talk Of
When we made our slow marches aud tardy
advances under the old regime, the COM
manding Generals headquarters were always
from six to ten miles in the rear.
All changed now. General Burnside
leads thevan His headquarters are among
the most advanced lat present they are not
a. half mile from where write.) He sends
his men nowhere that he dare not himself
60 with them. Not that suppose ho will
needlessly expose himself He is too good
an officer for that. But he is ever with the
advance. He watered his horse in the Rap
pahannock on the 19th-the first man to
reach the river. Had the enemy's pickets
NOT a stones throw from him on the fur,
ther shore-known who the large man in
the slouched hat was, they might have tried
shot at him. Ofcourse he knew this but
doubtless ne relied on the probable fact that
they have become so accustomed to Union
commanding General who kept beyond long
range cannon-shot, they never imagined fol
moment that the leader of our armie;
would put himself in reach of smooth-bore
musket. He was safo enough, no doubt.
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Ohi no:

The election Of the notorious Dr.. Olds to
Gil vacancy 10 the Legislature from Fair
field county, by majority Of $500 has been
trumpeted in every "bulternut' paper il
the State as wonderful affair. Even the
gain over the majority attho October elect
ions has been cyphered up-while all this
time DR.. Olds was blessed martyr" as
"Sam MedsFy" would say, to JEFF. Davis
Democracy. But 10, il turns out that there
was no opposition to DIR. Olds, whateverl-
Nowonder his majority was $500!
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Three new iron war steamers are being built
at Cincnnati-two by Niles e Co., aud one by
Miles Greenwood. The contract was awarded
some months ago, but the progress has not beon
very rapid. Extensive preparations for push
ing the work have been made, aud the sounda-
tions have been laid The Times supposes that
early in January the steamers viii assume shape
aud proportions. They will resemble the Mon.
itor somewhat in model, and their draught viii
be about ten feet Of water,
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MAGAZINES, RE-B1ND OLD Books, &c,
in most substantial style. All Work WARRANTED.
Call and examine my work.
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