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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS hlving been
w duly appointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
District Of Marlboro Commissioners receive AMI
adjust all clrms and demands of all against the Es-
nte IT EBEN. f. PUTNAM, te OF Irattebnr1 said Dis
rct, deceased, AMI alsi all claims nm Innns exh cd In
offset thrrctu; anl six month. FROM the 16i day March
ID 1867, being aloNe Icy sail Court tor that purpose,
hereby give notice that will attend the business Of ur
sal appointment at thu late r nee # thu deceased In said
Brattlehiri thu sec mi ru slny Oi May AM August
next, from u four Uclck, NJ cch ui s,id days
HENRY =. SMITH,
LAFAHtr. Z CLARK, Com'Is.
SElll n. IIERRlCK,
Drattleboro, March 90, lSGl-l4
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Emerson Etheridge made speech at Nash
willie, the other day. which is b'ld and slashing
as reported in the papers of that citty.,He todd
them "You have got to live in the Union
with your niggers if you will-w'thnut them il
you will The Union is worth more than al!
;he seccssionists and nggerS in the wor d.
liz abiding to slavery he minated That he was
not certain Tennessee might not desire to see
it abolished The whole civilized world de-
bounced it long ago. He then instituted I"
comp1r son between Jefferson Davis and John
Brown. asserting tina, the latter was traitor
and was hangcd, and The former IS traitor
and ought to be hanged also. lie believed in
"God Almighty, big guns. and plenty OF pow!
der" H. said, Davis was more OF an oboit.
ionist than jain Brown, bdcduse he possessed
more noMer."
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STATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO, S. s

STATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO, s. S.
~ The Probate COurt for said District!
10 ALL whom II may coLcern, Greeting.
Whereas EDWARD KIRKLAND, Gu 'rlan Of THOMAS
MANNING, NJ BrattlebOr0 IL said District, Spendlhrlt,
has made application in writing this Court setting forth
that he personal property Of his Ward Is insufficient pay
his debts contracted before the appointment Of Guardian
AMI praying for license sell the Real Estate OF his said
Ward for the purpose Of paying sail debts;YOu hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon said application
the session thereof be he'll the Probate 0ce In Brat
ebor, In said district the 9TH day April next
and where you may be heard in the premises II you
II X. W. CLARKE, Register.
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FOR SALE.
Notice.
FARMS FOR SALE.

<GzzA Notice.
E;iM FARMS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm lying In Marlboro
the road luliHg from Newrinu to Whitnlhnm and
Marlboro, mites nb've pondville, containing i25 acres
" land. The buildings all abou, new, comprising
good House, two COOL Barns aud Sheds aud alt
utuings aud Is well calct lated fr Tavern stand. Sad
farm contins gDpl Apple anl Sugar Orchard aud large
d. Timber l.at,Pua Is well wat, rNf.
Also asmni Gtrm c'ntiin1g y arrs of lana with good
House aud Shell gvs Apple Orchard AMI good running
water thv House. Aiso goe min priv fcgc the Same.
I'll said trms lie side by site tp well cicuTs ted
10 T. sethsr, hut will he sold separate II desirable
For further particulars and for yourselves.
LYMAN BROWN.
Marlboro, March is, 1861 --4w12
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TATE OLE VERMONT Mr1nnnn 6 &

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The PROBATE court for salt District.
n all rsons Interested in the Estate oi LEhUEL LYNDB,
late Of Guliorl, deceased, Gr'etinyi
Whereas, STEPHEN SMIru, Administrator upon said
Estate ma lie application writing this Court setting
rih that the amount ct debts due from said deceased Is
about $4,000
That the expenses Of Administration will he about 1900
$4,000
That the value Of the personal property is 45O,OO
Leaving II balance unprovil.i FIR of s;25,OO
ANA praying Tor Lctsr u sell Red Eslte FIR the pu
OF paying sud debts AMI expenses; Inu hereby njted
that THIS Court will decide upon sal application at the
SION hersn u b. h-li at the Probate uic" in rattlehnro,
in said District the ast saturday OF April, A. d. 1862,
when am where ylu may ba heard in The premises, II you
see ht II. w. CLARKE, Register.
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TALLAHAssEg, LsoS Co. Florida, July II, 1850.
To DR. HERmcK. Albany, N My dear Docur;-I write
this inform the wonderful effect Of Coat
I'D Pills my elder For three years she bee
Effected with bilious arrangement OF the system, sadly i'm
pairing her health, which has steadily falling during
That period When in New York April last friend al
yise me test Pi's. Having IN luet confidence
in the in 'sment Of my rien obtned supply Of Messrs
barnes Park. Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
turning )mt. CEASED all other treatment, and admins
tered your Pills, each night. The improvement in her
i1elings clmpeq"n, digestion, etc. surprised US all.
rapid and restoration health has been the
We ussl less than i've boxes and consider her entire
~ we'll consider the above just tribute to you ply
,iciau, AMI trust will h. the Of inducing many
idopt your Pills as their family medicines.
Iremiin, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedent servant,
5. g. MORRISON.
Herrick- X ia Siren gihcning Piasirrs cure
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lyso0 Albany, n. Y.
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COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER. JUST
received large invoice II crystal Spring, Empire,
and Phoenix Note Papers which will be sold very low for
Cash, or White Rags at the Bratteboro Book Store by
Jan. !, lS0l.--l sTEEN.
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FARM FOR SALE.
II OLD FRIENDS IT
In tho fright Place.

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OFALL KINDS FOR SALE CHEAP AM
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Aug. II, 1861 -33 y. q. EDWARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-08

GitioDal surrender, an] they ilnding ihoy could
not 60 better, yielded with. = good grace.
Col. Ludlow left here to-day on the Henry S.
Burden to confer with Mr. Ould, the Comnlis-
sioner Of the Confederate States, regarding the
exchange Of the many pacoed Union prison
ers
4 soye:e storm commenced lass ~eTeuing
about eleven O clock, attended with rain, and
about daylight, this morning, i blezg q ::aur1;
cane. Two soh2oEeIs have just come ii tae
Roads, with tbs ensign u:licn 1oNr
::ha "Alaba1tia' il Chase CT american Snip
NEW \ oaK; November 1.-THE harQ1e Ma
ry Baker, OF Yarmouth Nova Scotia, reports
October 3Gth, IL latitude 4 deg 'o1gi Jude So
dcG 80 min; saw two ships, cue of sIijcl,
was believed 20 De the Alabama, vi1iel, vas iE
pursuit OF the otieor, ard gaining rapidly, The
latte Was 3ajieyed to be az american They
we're heading .souihaast b. east, onti ]]istont
eighteen CT twenty miles.
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LATER FROM EITEIOPI,.
ARRIVAL OF TIE SCOTIA.
t.eturts ss3 Lord Lyons ys5E5se,rzt saz-
stggRcaiHnS.


N4w YORK, Nov S.-TEa steamship Sec
ia, IroE: liverpool cn the 25t!>, has arrived.
Lord Lyons came passenger. The steamer
Gladiator, at Liverpool from Bermuda; brought
slrd1y reports as to the hostile intentions Of
Commodore Wilkes One statement going 50
taS as tc say lie block&deG| the port. and V fused
. withdraw on the request O tne Uoveznnen:;
tnat he sent boat to the ClaGiat; aAG c:C!er-
ed The captain to 60 on board his vessel This
the captain refused, being at the time under
the protection Of the British man-of-war,
which ran out guns ready tc' action. The
The Gladiator was then allowed TO proceed.-.
The matter attracts attention III I,ngIand 1t
;s said tIlat orders have been issued for the IN
mediate reinforcement Ct the Il est India soua-
dtrn,
i Cabinet coulcI, which he'd bear S@'1ulcn-
c3, did not SIT
The Army and Navy '4a2etts mters ;ns*
Lord Lyons returns to Washington with ot;tany
Instructions for change cf policy, except such
as may be necessitated by contingencies
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1An3. isT:N1l;?. IL THE ''23C"--it will i

oAnT. ;;E:s42I2; ~ THE ''z233oo' 1t VIII pe {,
matter o. surprise 10 many d cur readers 70
Know tat las,t. Sera1res, ci ti1e Confederate
steamer ''290, ;; oT The Alabama: has 3 dauga~
+.ar seoeiving Ter education ii this county.
She is he youngest daughter Of the captain.
bout three weeks ago, she received letter,
ano' re1ntt2l.c5 CT money, from her father.
4,5Vc older daughters, Kate aid Electra, yvere
at the s:'Gle place one year ago, one e ji,ens
graduating 3here. The vile of tie c:Dtaiz
;:nd the daughters i,ist mentioned are now g
siding il the clty Of Washington. ss>T9 7iou5 Z:
the yys2 The family resided i: tie Sat. ci =
cbamc -pni,a. irG.
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= 8. SWA!HE & CO,

Il jus1 received a full and choice supply
i L OF Family Groceries. 70 which they
:1:yitc the attention cf their friends and the puh.
Iio generally. Call and examine before r,3rc},s-
sing elsewhere.
-. - North Royal street, Opposite the Mr.,
L:a- ~,
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:.r,TTIi
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II Wash;nYton on t!e 5tn i5S! 2f;sz :92g
and painful illness, III. :4r y IS LIN DSiIY,
formerly of Winchester, Virginia.
In Washing otor, Oh Wednesday evening 5tl>
inst. Dr. EDWLAPD .. LINE Gga0 - wears
MIC. i07 Ell 8 STE3ET.-AiL:- SI>aI!..
y. H., I, o.. g, i262l!a";ng d:5oo4 co OF M
interest III Ile fra Of 3AET!1 2o"ERs (; Co..
A.. partner in said firm, 80 atr joHE =. BASTI
10 date 18th Of oep5e,noer last 2'y rec soolsibitr
ceased Oh ana from hat cate.
nov SITS =. -, II Ah :iTrEY.
j SMALL STOKE Y Ei,, on-or ::car
=. King street. suitable for c.ocl:ory store
Rent in advance. a1.; the tes< OF references, If
rc1ujred. Address y; i. -: Office ol this pa
i1er. "'' CO
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zseporacei z>1gksSe &c.

New YORK, Nov. ga sreca dispatch 70
the Tribune this morning, dated Bowling Green,
NOV. I, says that 'canncnaGing vas neard IN
the direction of Nashville Gu i '3G::oscay eve
"ng. Thursday morning Breckenridge 80"
'anced with %. GOO mor 3 heavy bo:l5ard'
ment ensuel, when the :1onfeC,crate3 retired.
Morgan suerias were whipped while attenap~
ing to buGn 1aiiroaa bridge near .Edgena!ci
Junction. Gen. McCook has entered Mash
Vile, and the city is considered safe.
'Fom North Carolina, Fcrtr9ss Monroe, SO.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 8.-Ine lnqoirar $
fortress Monroe letter, c; ted ->cy 51h, says:
She gunboat Delaware, captain Foster OF
'''ed here last night from Newhe,r, 4. 1.
Gen, Eoste: had Jeff Newborn with ao'ne
"'f'een thousand men: AID Lad gone 20 Hly-
MOUTH, ad with abont eight thousand: moH,
surrounded some three thousand Con1ederates,
- |''Vt onehaif OF whom were cavalry. iae
<v,0"1ederatcs wished to make terms, out ''e1
~'~eI was o'}1lurate; and demanded an U2coH-
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r.:*.!1EI4 % I. iiiiclv132--ONL NEGRO iAI!.:-
ed AID ON2 SERIOUSLY I1JUnED. - ester
Gay afternoon, an o!G frame house or U:lio::,
near tie corner cG Queen street, The loves por-
cn CT which has been torn dcvL. 4e:!l zg!,:a
number o: negroes were warming themselves
~ q fire which they had bill; ,7itls p:anks
taken eEonl tiae side, and caught rnCer ,s t7:c
mer, Che Ct whom WAS :'s5ant: isi,lel: a15;; the
ot1e: had SIT aria and ieg broken, and waz
otherwise ;i:j ared ,:,iaa house VS. supported
~ Some polas and Tie cutting 9; enc CT nao5o
g iilen caused il &c fall
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08

; a
cgPeter TToublefeid. Captain; Rufus Allan FL.
s9L John Wilson, -, Second Ijents AAen' FIRST
p-gohn Ashford, Captain; Robert t BeH
sP Kog, Henry Harden, Second Iieuts. '''' Lieut.;
Leuts. "o'ington Second
Joshua Little, Captain; Daniel Med Yonrt y.
Lieut.; Horace RObards Daniel RosemSp on So FIRST
g -, -, Captain; John, Rheim Fi,,tr;.
Ge9rge Flowers, Joseph Stephenson Second lieut. lieut.
H-N1ah Rush, Captain Lorenzo AnSrnHls h'egtS
Lieut. Isaac Kear0s Nelson Hopkins SeconS ffa First
I;at narf ssTdner Captain George Banon' FMS
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops--Iuf,n,rwN
mar, Major. oO'0"ei David Cole.
Company A-Benton Strange Capt: John D n,
flTst Lieut. John Fam. G Moseey Second TTyeae
B-Adred Bell Capt; W Anderson, Frs f Lleus
Joshua Byrd VIM Hobrouks, second i t,ss Lieu
fiso,, 3 n ps ~ Capt Samuel Mount Firs
Lieuts. :" e''si D FARMER, Second
:, b-AmbrOse Gaines, Capt; jackson sbnuou &,
Lieut. VIM Allan James Bearden, Second leu. rss
AZ, L-9aneS Bryan Capt. George Bristol, First T;on
AoeFt Leaheruan James 81 carer Second Sia
e.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08
IMpoRTANr no soLDIERs.

n AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA, MY
place of residence the most convenient ana eomIora
Bile Camp Cot ever invented and patented 1t affords the
best chance for pleasant sleeping in camp yet discovered
When spread you have an excellent bedsteso aug
attrnss With bead-board and pillow-when folded up II
makes chair table aud writing desk-the pillow ana
hea aboard making valise and portfolio.
MIR. HENRY J. BROWN, of Raleigh, is also making
and selling them BY my Authority. frlce moaera'e"
sure not 60 buy before you see this
also wish 70 sell County and State rights All oros'
promptly attended TO. ,o1,rp prTr
E1 Owner of Patent in Conf States
Norfolk, Va, Oct. %, 1861. = sS-0m'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN ALAMANCE COUNTY NEAR THE COMPANY
:, 4 I

IN ALAMANCE COUNTY NEAK TIE CUMPANlb
SHOPS FOR SALE.
FEJHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
57s acres of LAND situated three miles north of
the Compauys Shops about half cleared, the balance in
original forest On the place is DWELLING with
SIX rooms with fire places in each Good orchard
fine water a,
Terms accommodating. For further information, ad-
dressme at Haw River P. o.. n. c., or R. Y MAIDEN Esq,
nay Attorney at Graham. N C. ,,,,,,,,,,,,o,,
A1omanca en- No. lam IA 1892 5-$n.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NORTH-CAROLINA,l
Granville County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
" whom il may concern. that the 18th day of Feb
ruafv next at the Office of William g. Banks ESQ., at Pitt
syvania Court House. the State of Virginia shall pro-
coed to take the deposition of John Andrews And that
the 22d day of February ext at the store house of Robert
E. Jordan Co at Caawba. the County of Halifax and
State of Virginia shall proceed to take the deposition Of
Peter Perkins And that the 18th day of February
next at the office of Elisha Barksdae, Jr Attorney at
Law at Halifax Court House, in the State of Virginia,
shall proceed to take the deposition of Albert Meek. All
which dispositions when taken, will be read in evidence in
behalf of the plaintiff in pending in the Supe
rior Court of law orGranye County and State Of North
Carolina wherein Sarah I. Thornton is plaintiff and
Lunsford A. Pasohall is defendant.
g.. - SARAH T. THORNTON.
Jan. g. 1862. lO-#6t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-08
STATE AND MILITARY
6ethel Regiment to be Re-organized.n
DEPARTMENT N. CAROLYN,

r. --''a --7a #-a.@ AdJutant Generals Ofico
Vie FiRSI REGIMENT N. q. V0I1l
de wa sse T pf be aSd Regiment of Tonecres G
MES the old R eeG 70 take lis place AN the Cop
are to report to this Office without de ss
"Bethel Flag" -'-'en winch will receive the
Additional Volunteer Companies for the ,v.r
e e 10 Vho@ bounty Of fifteen dollars per man "e az
Wien r u C Sn and tsgd By the sa
commissioned with less number VIII be
gwen as follows Captain for iory men, Fist will be
bor m,y second Lieutenant for fifteen
Readiness can still avail themselves of this nna to De in
geg nj me Volunteer service and the number OF
By order Of ovaru no rnSlr respective Counties
J. G. MARTIN,
- All the naners IN ,ho O.. Adjutant General
O
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Major
vid Bunting First Lieuts. James Post, Second Lieut..
'ly-Thunas Perdie, Captain Robert n Devane, Henry
Daniel, First LieutS. ; James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-John Hedrick, Captain; James NJ Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Lleuts; Jas Huggns, Second Lieut.
D-Malc0m McNair. Captain John 5 Macarthur John
McKimmon, First Lieuts Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut..
renee Lancaster First Eeus.; John Speght, Second
John A Richardson, Captain; John Melvin H W
Hudgins, First Lieuts.; W TatOm, Second Lieut.
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. C.. Troops.--lnfantry.)
Charles @ Lee, Colonel; William NJ Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John Bryan, Major; VIM NichoiSon AaJ.
Company A-John Hartzog, Capt. James > Gooanan'
First Lieut.; Richard GGOodman, William STUART Dec
Ond iieutenaDts
B-Jonathan Horton, Capt. Jordan Cook, FIRST Lieut.
Thos d Cook, Andrew J Critcher, Second Legts .
T. C-James NJ Potts Capt.; Ih3s a " ison ETst Lieut.
james Johnston, William b Osborne, Second Lieuts
D-John Ashcrafi, Capt Jackson Bost First Lieut.;
Vachel 4 Chairs William Gaddy, Second Lieuts
EWm Y Farthing, Capt.; Paul Farthng, First Lieut.;
VIM Shulk Harvey Bingham, Second Leuts. =
F.N%5bas n Hickerson Capt; Sam1 Shepherd First
Lieut. Dam Clary, Wm W Beard Second Lieuts.J~
G-james Reed, Capt Robert L-Steee, First Lieut.
Joel H Brown, Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts.
H-Wm T. Rankin, Capt. Geo W. Hanks First Lieut.;
VIM Morris, Henry @ Fife Second Leuts
. John Harrison, Capt. Robt NJ Oates FIRST Lieut.
Moses N Hart, Julius J. Price, Second Gents:-
K-John Ross, Capt. Lowry Grmsley, First Lieut. );
VIM Hasey John Williams, Second Lieuts.
Thirty.Eiehth Regt., IN. C. Troops..-Infantry.)
William Hoke Colonel Oliver q. Dockery, Lsuten-
ant Colonel; Gsorgs W Sharpe, Major. = = = 8.
Company A--Adophns G. Mosely, Captain David G
Morrsey First Lieut.; AlsaJ Brown, David Pearsall
B@Coiumbns Cook, Captain; Robt Armaed, First
Lieut., Augustine w Blackburn, Lewis Hanes, Second
Lisuts. 80. e -.---s. s--- s.. 5-
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Samuel Sprul, Colonel William G Robinson, Lieu
tenant Colonel; John w Woodin, Major; GufOrd Mich
olson, Adjutant.
Company A-George W Hays Captain; John V B
Rodgers FIRST Lieutenant; William c Moore, George W
Snider Second Leuenants. 49,.
B-CntOn Andrews Captain; Jay Andrews, First
Licutensnt Richard Allison, James Turner Second
i.ieutenanis.
C-John Booth, Captain; James Wynns, First Lieu
tenant Mills l. Eure, Willam.P Roberts, Second Lieu
tenants
D-James Strange, Captain; -, First Lieuten-
E-ColImbus Thomas, Captain Josiah J Wick,
First Lieutenant; Nicholas Harris Robert W Atkinson,
Second Lieutennnts.
F-Barzai L Cole, Captain; Elisha King. First Lieu
tenant; James Nelson, Second Lieutenant.
G-Lews II Satterthwait, Captain William Satterth-
Second Lieutenants.
H-John Randolph, Captain; Henry B Hardy First
Lieutenant; George Bishop, William Newsom, Second
Lieutenapts e.. p. ~.
tenant; Dan Bryan John Ritter Second Leutenants
K-Josah Turner, Captain; William Graham, First
Lieutenant John Lockhar James Moore, Second Lieu
tenants 49,
Twentieth Reg. doth yolunteers---Infantry.)
Alfred Ivsrson Goonel Franklin J Fason, Lieutenant
Colonel William ii Topu Major.
Company A-Nelson Slough, Captain; Charles Harris,
First Lieutenant; p Smith, o Young, Second Lieu
tenants.
BIB Attwel Captain !; r Harris, First lieutenant
w Caldwell, William Johnston, Second Lieutenants.
-C-B Smith, Captain James Williams, First Lieu
tenant Henry Coleman, Second Lieutenant -
p-John Stanly, Captain w Jasper Stsply, First
lieutenant Jonathan l. Gore, Elisha W Collins Second
E-claadiua Densou. Captain R Pryor James, Gdjt,
First Lieutenant Louis Hicks Second Lieu enant.
F-o Chesnutt, Csptaipi James w Wright, Erst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

tie charge bas coolly gathered the colors up
raised the staff and bore Il bravely from
dangzr. slthough perfect storm Of balls
aex past him The young hero belonged to
nv company. aud has been ia ten battles
Two Of my company were captured. one VI
whom escaped. and one wAs killed while
carrying dispatch through the liae OF rebel
skifmishers to Gen. Tyler.
At noon TyIey and Carol consulted aud
resolved 10 retreat; The retreat Was made in
good order: but many poor fellow who had
marched from Fron, ROYAL through mud and
raia, aud fought through blood and hfe for
seven long hours. dropped eKhauste; al the
roadside and sere captured OF murdered b,
.he sncmy's cavalry. which h.nAs-ed oas
rear for ten miles. Many sho we're cut of
had TO hide Ia thIckets BY day and toll over
rocks aud ravines b, night ill they reached
our camp. some of them eating nothing for
four days.
The telegraph has told tho important facts
the dead have been buried, the wounded
have been sent 10 hospitals: the biood-stains
have dried GA the rocks OF the battle Held
and the Generals have quarrelled over, per
haps settled, who shall bear the blame -
What more Is TO be saidl only this, that IA
a thousand once happy homes the light o.
loving ewes has been dimmed by the "blun
ier- and conflicting orders" which causes
tho massacre of Port Republic" Woul,
, 10 God that those victims whose hearts an'
hopes are blasted. could forget that battle a
soon as those whose acknowledgement forces
our brave General and his tired brgades mt
that inglorious Thermopylse.
Yours, "Cosso.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-10

that they seni HrSEy NAY. % ascertain OF
the loading rebels al Riehmond what kind oil
an additional guarantee. they would have
aud consent 70 remaia IN the Union They
seem 10 have fosgotten that al compromises
Of whatever nature were uneeremcniousis
rejected.
This continual cry about compromise which
comes up from the BHIeHr party : made for
IN. purpose Of lesssning the crime OF the
leading traitors. and shrowing the re-Ponsi
biIity Of the war upon the South, Bat the
effort :. welt understood. Because the
great and good Douglas" asserted tha
JysrfEsos DAVIS and his associates desired
no compromise and would ac.ep. none. the
sab Of January Convention. refa sed 10 en-
iorse him a. good Democrat. and Kisses
sod jeefed whenever his name Was mention
Ell IL the convention. And that action on
the convention. the friends Of Mr.. DoreLAi
have not forgotten. and their ballots thi
fall will revenge the insult TO his memory