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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY MORNING., APRIL TO- 1862.

Hc and if the Legislature desired him to suspend hs
p, cy in this re,psct would do So He stAtsd thst
ouion was subs q1ently introduced condsmnpg his
pol cv which was vo ed down by large mai 'ry Gil OF
which news 90 nae.
While the War D partment ives consuea IN rga.d
N tbss. military bs all of which were considered 10
secret ssson the Executive and tho Afj ltant Geneia
of the State were lef 10 tire ignorance OF s that was
doing upon 40 iuportan, subj Ct Whether TINS was
tie retulI of accident desisp, do not pretend 10
know, have eors:dered it of sufficient importance
to prompt an etquiry. Rsspsc iaily, 4.
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tSgned)
JoHS LxroHrR.
ADJurAsf GESKRALs 0yTIcs,'fl
hLrcn l0tl, 1852. I

b. ADJuTAkf GEsERALs UIPlCe,'tJ
htrch l0tl, 1852.
To H's EIc,eucy JOIN LIrcHrR, Governor of vr-
gniA:
SiR respectfully report the proceedings of this De-
p.rmeut reference to the acts OF the SIh ard lOh
February, 1882 .... .
On toe 10 of February, received from you q
trinted copy Of the Of the Sh with rs ruotons to
issus The req ste orders carrying it into esc Ss
speedily as possible, and therefore creiuly preplred
get eral order with forms for the enromcnt of the mi
lite "a copy Of which Is sent herewith End IS soon ts
could be printed Nith copy OF the ac, Is we trans
mi ted every prt OF the State not occupied by the
public ruemg. The order provides for every contIgn-
cy vhih could grOE out OF dara1gemsnt In aDy,reg
mcut, a. will be seen by 6Ismiuirgr.
On the llsi February received from you printed
copy OF the of the lO, wh ths instructions,
and the Ieq1irem.ns OF the section OF the sc; OF
the aud he J AID 4sh sections OF the act Of he 10Th,
co nd oay be oued with tie aid ard by order OF the
War Department. OF the Confederate States adfre
tho following lser 10 ACjGAnt and Inspector General
Cooper on the IL n, VIZ;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
LlGsr AEgILLEKY-s5o HoUNTY.

VIZ are authorised :, raise Company for ftd l,I
w AriIe y for the War aud We appeal 10 cur old FYD
Aad SssoclAieI In country and tseEhsre TO IN
AID eang tbs purpoIe Pc ons de.iring 1A
Company will report once In Aehnond Aad 70
Co ChaS Lee PAL=rs WAreleu L. Ecabur, or T. Beverly
workaa PED As Amhet, who authorized 70 receive
enl stm,ris Tor the Company ....
IRE Ler,lA,re on yeuerisy pusei resolution fo6iidlns
sny for StAIs Con!edtra
service scting ths lA mediate dfah Now 10
. time escape thst drah-
othlas qu ,Hiy will be furnished At GJye-nment
prices Pity Dollars Bounty nd nustered iao ser
vice.
So Address q! LynehbarE or Richmond
yEO. L. EUBANK,
rbsu WAITER q TU2Pir
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Ap!urAsr GssFRAL's 0Tnck, Va,

Ap!uTIsr GssERALs 0TNcs Va,
February 2s 1859
Gen s CotPsR, Adjt and Issp't Gen. o. :. A
SIR Having an oppor unity Immediately Of transmit
ug to Manassas the printed forms Of returns for the
valiue,r corps mentioned in my letter OF yesterday,
sh Il be glad 10 receive any orders you may have for Of
csrs on ta' line in reference 10 tho sutjec IL 1t be
admissible TO srnd them in that wey.
Messengers for the other military posts will be pre-
pa-ed to set out tomorrow morning.
Very rssnscifa!ly, your cb,dient servant,
(sHned) WN II RIcHArDsoy,
Adutant General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
ADJUrASr GrsrRlL's orrcr, Va,

February IL, loo2
Gen 8. CoorER, Ad't. and Insp'. Gen. U s. A:
STA The Governor requests that the necessary Or
ders may be Issued to the cemmAndsns OF regimt nis
and c,mpapes OF the Volunteers of Vmgios, TO MI he
the port requi,ed BY TIE ion Of the act here
with enclosed, entuid IA act TO m ct the rq1stcn
OF Virginia by the Pres1ent Of the Confederate S:aes
Very ,speet.uIly, your CD dent servant
(Sizred1 WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON,
A. q. Va.
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Apu,,,, INSPECTOR GrsL,. ovyrcx, ,

- RICHMOND, Feb. IL, 1862 J
Sir an rec.ed to say, in reply to your eommati'
ca on Of the IL iGs thai 4 YOU will furnish tLs Of
e with sufficient numser Of copies Of the section Of
tle act referred to your latter for distributing to the
commandug Cisers OF the Virginia regiment IN service
o; the Confederate Government, the wishes OF the Go
vernon il that IespCci viii be compiled with.
-F Very respectfully, l,,
(Sigued) d. CHlLros,
A A. q.
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HsADQrAR 'sEs DEPT. OFHss<JCs
Ei-amsua, Va, hArcl LIN, lsSa

sESERGJ 9sOEss
II s.r-osr C5zD,u-s a-i ths James Svr- and EHnauhN
CsaL Cortz- cj 's- e. tsa7spo7' 40 " Sis or ca
ofv 3 --.---s latr-s. e.s iJ'5X sNtEy o-v sAsrs
rT eup .F.g's % 81 -1Nl AL q -. "a SAHa
a-- r-.a-,-l dslF o. as gr1s'si y hh ne naH
- - 1ss -asas tr roAd5 .ld Canal cut ei tas
siiy 70 &c n'4
syo,Gs, Big. Or. Ja, Il waisr, Co..; a.,
-i,s-.e A. AtgL 0ss-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
TO GkS, WM. II KlCHARDSoNI
Adju. ant Geoersl 5. ato Of Virginia.

ApJUrASr GISIRLLs 0TrcE, Va,
... ..... February "a, 1862.
Gen. s. Cooper, AGj't aud Iusp't Gsn. @. 5 A:
Sir The printed forms for returns and rolls Whch II
made tho duty Of tie Governor TO chain irons the
volunteer cops of the State ready TOR distribution.
aud the Governor will seai them forward oy sptca mes
ssug r. 10 moro~, you will issue the requisite orders
10 toe commln an OF the several military posts These
orders vi be transmitted by the messengers you will
cause them to be this cs, and will, suppose
in cate The oil, whom the rolls are 10 be senI-
o:herwise please favor with lis, Of them.
Very re, pecinl!y, your o1cdient servant,
(Sgned) Wh. ID. RICHARDSON
AdJutAut General.
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rvtro-sFrEss a.rk-gNEyr - ITyEiCO,
E.Jzuoss Va, march An, l. %.
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Co.. ~ ~ srta- IS Ip7-.-s' Provcsi : s-slal ei us
-tr 81 Na...rf A. Q .+1iT1 AL = T. 'aT-hfl
a. ..-. zf.. t----fs-f f-rvr1f sA-i|Al-.
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tle .s-.. g l-aL be % t- lra o. t1a-A
ne CO. ~ h- 1rat o. f.s.t-t i7'' tFJ N..~' a'i-
ts ~ i-- eCr'a 60 EaFes H--g-, AMI u'-.-; o.
I5l si-4eit - G.-- .-s sl-ssi t5 - a'' ne
tfr 80 s,r1 soc % Sv,o- 4, u75s- e,u1,si n
C-ssa E 20 .t l EH s bfrt vss' q sti- hoe "a a. i-T
tss ylza-n. aa..-- -- - aaglNrl
d. s.r-.. H.. .s ~ 4. sd Gr's' % p.l Sc
- s.-ss @ D. s-Gea- .S' NNrsH
I- H. FtGr,
MS AEFt. = lraafL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
ATTENTION TRANSFERS.

Ls enIt good drives ior my ostsry. TO expert
eresd wi CIV nny dollars sach, in addition to the
H.yern nent bonLtI oi $50.
voun &c now ssryce hut Whose OF enlistment vii
pre- durisg this month, vii be reeFed application to
isrtisn ned ~ letter. a. lamp Lee, near aiehmSnd
GREEvLEs p.vT0SON,
apa-u Captain Ia'eher Arsr'rv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES ". TAYLOR 4 son, ACC
,Josr ALGAsLEsaIoK nEs1 ,rNox,

MOST TvALuABLR BRICK RESI- 'ENOE ON,
Nl the ofth de OF Main, between First
ID rous hee street, and tne Variable Priyasr
Ke.ldenre. at the Eortn SAT- Corner OF Maia
and ist reets, At suction.-We viii 'sh, uioi te
pre- ases oa Monday he 2Hdy Aprl c9nmencng at ~
p NJ tbs v,laabe ivse Resi- ence located the ortl
ride Of Street, eiw and FouAhse th>
occupancy Of r. be Esq eanaii II iSgs sith
bihhoui hot and coli water and through
The entce Dui nS tjyeiher v IN Biek hen, In
Log four rooms alc Brick itale tarrsE, Bouse. smoks
House. and other buldags This sdmi abe ID
for the a,cOTno alton Of large l family and 10 In e'csl
l-nt orier loe tied Ia very desirable nesh1oh cd and
bushes The lot fronts 5, feet and extends back
les festto = wide, paved alley -. ..
.Tii.. .lJ 'l..- ALe0. ... .. . ~.
valuSbe Buldng Lot adni7g the ray hivnE tbs
front and deph. well set with the eholeH Fruit Trees
Grapes, 10. .. .F .Ea.
Inredisiey a-r The above viii be sold the large Brsk
Bedn Jcated the Northeast Int t Main Is
sAd ni1g residence OF rbeod rick Esbsson s=d
Ia he occupancy Mr. Edwin Dbfe1 u 10
roons and his stsched lage B;k Kehea abe l Iona 10
feet nd rurs back 1sO rect ni: gtrptt
TKaHsoneth rd shj balance At and l2 nc-ths fo-
getsbe notes ineret add sul teclred by deed
Taxes apd nsu for 1869 be paid by the purchaser
m 2S I'd -.-- jas TkY0kAs,N, Auc.s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
AUCTION SALhS
FUTURE DAYS.
By GoDpIN I APP Esso ',Iso1a
r EckIvER'. sAL- OF vALvABLs M L


ID gcEIvER,s sAB~ OF vaLyABLx VI. 4
IL hstats in HenrIco Goa y ", IW. saiIes be
low Richmond. ON the new willis msbprs
STATE. Of as.nss ch.r,s l.r t.o .qs.s
tou suis1 ia III, srd,r .iv.rs rs"d.y s
Az. J,1, m q; lsussss 'nq'.i AZ .,., ,' ::
Rie msns scj,inInz of ar, Js o and fss D
"a % rs s' Of lad s @. s r. nss "a
joi;ias bushss' rsvrp, eontalns % lae 1900 sot q
no" Inn rov r,a efSse unity I,Ss San. d. N. pl.
vii b. told two hoises and some persona' t6eeti.
on ourh o,ir balance sas s teen Torts sssd,
bs-rDs ltser vi coed seiy aud tile rsansd u III, iss
ih:',r'' for lea to be paid BY TIT. purchaser
.cIs NOS. 40. -. AZ AND 40, m er.h..'.
~ Plan, In hsaIi9S, ps.r , to the B.een. TN
,hcroos, and oth,r building for sale at an.
:os ~ M m 'sal s1sp. ;as s Il , va lp q.
loeSE, ihs foil wing 1aIa.b teal eta viz: to-
he wss ns Of street., 'rnnl4s
cons 'ransh, hAv,nE tltr;ons ase ff.1s dvsiis cree
p dry M Lv ng .nd lsrie nipber o 9th ;, taLdl-i
or tte 'a- fh: ling toes, Aso, 10 No &C. iro,tHs
tse vs,i ,ids ofo r';S Da!rs e,k $50 ~ .;
he pr,rert N. vm sIeGd on tie Forth and Mr. Zoe
on oatr- Nth 1hl Ls N st ' lu'ss boil nhssii
1'gotiabls oies. nsrst payabls snnully ssca - -
TIE tax" of lssatO be aid b. tie ra asaisl.
spI-m sog2lz taPPt- son. -
I,BN BEAUTIFUL ETTs OK lEE kHss cd.
l. side Of GrBce street 'rfYccu sfclvideE.
dearf 81 scts, Ior sale a. s,.t ttiOB,-V.L e 10 taH
o;io1 o. the piemls,s. Fr- - iAc - Jp.i- 80
l'clock, r. ten beau t.l ~ 81 rltGs cara Ice -
.9tye e'eh having Of ri feet and depth Of
lIet Ind g. y &, q twenty loot sliey.
III tel sncIsT aLi ave hie aha e trees 70
I'd bssul'u iCr g'Des. zeal 10 be built
gIass tine ALB md yetr nese
Interest Psyst- half yearly tecrred by trut deed
Ire axes fer Ist2 10 be psie b. 80 purth-s
NH 81 GUD"lN kAPPEaSON, AE
DEAUTIRUL AND HIGHLY ATT.ACr
ID Zeal pstste on Church Hiil, on u aTshs.
orond nd era stIeuts, Tor sale at Huct.vE.
W b. sGcl Al GucGel c. tbs Prrns in The rider Id ss'
FsInAY lih Aprii, 1862. st 10 Oso NJ. that ts o.
qaars RI land waioh 1T Thom,s eowsLd reid's
Broad, hahIl 2Th ami ssh streets, having ts1l
eaNS ef IN forme " VII BE- sciyL.sd
mailer q suitable ,ire seeoralas ~ plat
the Of IAe, saeh loI rarinS back les fset
alley.
I'll s9aae ther. stsn5s large ard well built tIiek ac
stic by f,in r.pI d. uld be nAte : tiEGss
lferpes le OF ttis squire wi ess4 Ia0t ~.
OF the tn de OF be 1StE ard 2sh s'.e
dining n brick ten ut, reoegy erected by NJ
sr 1.tng Il feet running lsk 10 fsito al,y IL &
,iie.
II.ss-ore third balance and two ysr' fer AsSc
liable Inter stpsyAbl- annra urtd sy rst dsEd
taxes fof 1904 70 be ai1 By t,e ehu
SPs GoDDIs APPLR3oh, Ater
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

... ExkoUrIvk DEPARTMENT,
r.. March Ala, 1852.
O. G.ntlsmsa Of LAs Senate and HOu' of DsL9ats
co q runica,e terewitb report from the Adjutant
ersl OF ,he State, supem, usl 10 previous report
fo, the same oeer for tbs consideration Of yotr hon
or. be bodies Respectfully -- li9
(5lsnedl 'eHs LrSehh
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rsRks:
psgyRspsr, % PEI Sszas3 ssR ssEy, - EssSy - =.
aN e1rales Es-t.zccs nlads 81 Va ~ e. =
rabass pAss sviieaCs is1 On ha df2ots eI
lslssria tes Poti osess soHial-lzg Ec1sy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

-> 1aFraasni 80 ba eon-ilssed ~ AS nSa q
fS= spois1 Is EEz=ssF F-syiousJ aged upen e'
t1ssr tee ps-s,a. -. !, =
-ivs-.u ac ,-arAsl On ia2 ooFy for aspeeed aIz
as- % 1-1 - ,calzsed aaal ordered su an pSees'
gaseied s~,cr'i1-lr.
e.sssys+s r-- irsss-- Il s proper 20 stAie
tAE,:A-r c9 -ys -uT -y-uy s. ncra1etse euness As-l
49,. Ir - s-ns by the1 ~ % a.
gsraJasl ...g--s, 81 20 v-gttslz -.
p. 2r--r s-. -Esi Ngera AdyefNlerons IOaeo "a
ts - ,-, % ns tsal The asuai rs-s yshj.S
) surh d.,.a- = ~ lll.. q. as-sr- up1l.
sE;- - zs- ,-.g g. gsLzs-s secers snSsgrg ena
a. os sses -Ae p~r, 81 ehSnge shall n9S on Soer
V..ry lvls - E1y 1srt r-oge teAn te Aun'
a-r-s zuS1 ra1,rthe contract Sad AZ easeA
s-fsach a-aoans % -hE- ged e ths usdsl rate.
AaTsrsEas15 izssFtsc IN tas SerEeeS Wa si - eeai
psr srs y as lea Or ~ er ins1a ana 30 eau
So tAs-s f-r ,ssa -clt1ys s-ce Or vesk'y T5 seats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

n aTs.-sOa bus prime Seed o.ti
" 9Otg, tuIrJ county cure FsmuylIrl
1000 lbs DR. ed apple and Peaches
On consignment, and ler sale By
apl W. q. fLhNSNNr.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

The seal Of Sscrssy having ben removed by the Sen
ate from the following EScouiVe Communications with
accompanying dOsuuells lay them before our res-
ders as part Of the n, history of the tim's:
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-asoo lbs surry cured Family B.eon eonssing Of
ID axs Edes and Shoulders; 90 bsb wsont pare Oder VIM
sgsr, on eshsssusnt and Tor ,,ls y S,,,,s,v,. ,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

UUsT To HAND-Pure lead ia Oii.-2oOo ihI 10
al terI Just rsesvsd and FAR sale BY DoVsAo0. uhG
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An EFFEcTIVE RAT TRAP.

Z A correspondent in ST. Louis, Mo-,
seeing'an article in our paper few weeks
since, relating to the destruction Of rats.
thinks that he cannot do his country more
servics than by publishing his xeperience
with rodents. He takes . small barrel
and covers it with, green hide, upon the
f,irand honest surface of which he night.
iy spreads a banquet to which All rats oi
high and low degree straightway throng
This free lunch is continued far number
o nights until the pests aforesaid have
come to leek upon it as settled sinstitu
ton" When this point in the plot !.
achieved, two Sits are cut in thu hide a,
right angles with eachsother, and the vi
ands set out as before. Now when the
doomed yermin rally at night, all nnsus.
pecting of disaster, they leap immediate
lv upon the treacherons skin and fal
plump into the water with which the. bar.
rel is filed: once there, they swim to /.
stone that rea1s its friendly summit above
the food and forthwith squeal yeciferosly
Other rats, being socialists BY nature, i'm
,nediatsly rush to the aid oftheir distress
Q fellow -sufereri, + but by reason of tht
hide ressming its normal position aftsl
each victims ,disappearancc, khe whole
brood are involved in one eommon ruin
at least so says our informsnt, and he fur
thor adds that he has destroyed sither 4
or IL CHS figures stand for either in ont
night s as a aaif,,s3s
This trapis similar in some respects t
the one alluded toin our former article
the substitution of the untanned hide ii
this, however, for the swinging head il
ours, doubtless makes it more effective
A smart rat might save himself by jump.
ing from the latter arrangement; but NJ
amount of "ground and lofty tumbling'
could avert his fate through the slits.as
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN. g

It is announced that the Administra-
ton, beaten and disgraced BY. the late
failure Of the military operations at Fred
sricksburg, for which fsilufe, they are
solely responsible, as they directed the
against all military discretion, are
calling upon General MoCle,lan 70 asi
sumo command once more Ifhe compli-
Is, he should have, it under t cd that
Stanton, Chase and Halleck, his enemies,
Who have caused 'sthe FIRE in his rear,
should leave the Cabinet, 50 that he could
hare ! fair chsncs.' The renewal Of Me-
Clellan, and the attempt Of Lincoln and
Stanton to govern in the field, has cost
our army the bloodiest repplse since the
war began. We guess they ere satisfied
shat military operations are not their forts;
OF, il they ere NOT. the country i! 49, !
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NO HOPE FOR AMERICA AS LONG
AS, THE REPUBLICANS ARE IN
From the London Morning Post, lGoy-
ernmsnt Organ, November q. ray S,

TFrom the London Morning Post, lGoy-
ernmsnt Organ, November "a. lnsw ~
Except in the; event of death, sor Of -
revolution, Mr.. Lincoln will continue to
hold the Office Of President ninth the be-
ginning Of 1865, and may; notwithstanding
the opposition Of his Congress, pursue
whatever course he or his advisers may
think best. As, however, weare reluctant
to believe that the war will be protracted
until the Presidents term of Office, and as
We are not less confident: than heretofore
that the effort to subjugats the. South must
prove futile, We anxiously seek an indioa-
tf6n Of i change in the present policy.
The position of the ex-ofieio Commander
in chief Of the Federal forces is perplexing
in the extreme. With alarge and we'll
appointed array withinsa few days march
Of the Confederste capital, he fesls asham.
ed of withdrawing it into winter quarters,
or disbandiag it by agresing to terms OF
peace, without previously attempting TO
infict some damsgsso on his resolute foe.
It has become an article of belief with Mr.
Lircoln's advisers that continuance OF
hestilities is essential to their retention Of
power. Nor are they mistaken IN this
respect. They have gone toe far now tc
retract, and the frank avowal of having
misled the public, long after their OWL
eyes were opened to the folly hofthe on.
terprise in which they were engaged, Houle
I Of necessity insure their overthrow Fo1
months past it has been "a struggle between
selfshness and patriotism, in which rthe
former has been predominant. Now, how
ever, plausible pretextis afforded to the
Government Of retrsating With the sem.
fblance Of dignity, thouhg with the loss q
power, from the false position in which
they have placed themselves, d1f the vnts
Of want of confidence which has been pass
ed It the recent elections was received ane
acted on BY them in a becoming spirit they
might console themselves with the reflect
ion that they had done allinl their power
to retrieve their past errors. War 70 ~
evil to whose magnitude the American
nation is now enabled to bear strong stes
timony. and to have shortened the Pressn
unhappy struggle, even by a few months
would in itself entitle the outgoing Gov
ernment to no little praise. The armJ
which is now anxiously threading its way
through the valleys Of Virginia might ye
be saved from the indiscriminate slanghte
for which it seems to be iutended. W.
fear, however, it is vain to xpsct that thos'
who at present direct American affairs vii
spontaneously acknowledge the errors tina
| they have comsnitted.a Until the Govern
ment are forcibly elected, We can sntertail
no hope of the war being brought to
Il y 3
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4 - The 1spea Of last evening contains
the TO lowing items of news
I'VE learn from > gentleman direct from
Nashville, that no less than 900 Of the
+ ID raj soldiers have bssntaken prisoners
in Tennessee, within the past fortnight.
This Of course includes the IA ! vile af-
fir. ,,,.s 49,. -; .e...ss -.
& "a correspendsat vriting iron Nssh-
ville, says it is qsite csrtain tRAt the
Military Commission nov il session q
Nashville will susAin Genwsi Bupli,
Which every body expected
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Tie following has been received from
tho headquert.rs of tho Department Of
North Carolina asn
To Maj. Gen. Hallsck. s. S
NV experience was ! perfect success.
! strnsl the railroad bridgs at Colds
BRO, AID tore Up several miles Of the
track OF the Wilmington and Welden
|ts irosd We fought four engagements
at South West Creek, Kingston, White
Hou and Gpldeboro, and whipped the
enemy barJdsoysly each time
- ssss s'k1Fts 80 B. Z. FosrRk. - s
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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8 4aftfI,.gl,. Il
ssls'aS tss4s ai ssd For the Esprit. 'se
Our Ship Moves Proudly on
My Boys. .qass
|BYs JoHN MoMANIAMA, ssERaEANr or THE
aaH a62ND REGIMENT o. v. .aI.g els2 2gi
ss'ss ANA Liale Mcrs Cider Too.

Cheer up, cheer up the night is past, Is
The skies with light are glowing; ao'
Orr ship moves proudly on ny boys, -
And favering gales are blowing; ass
Her flag is At the peak my boys, s,a-1
Her decks are cleared for action,
Our timeis come, we're ready boys 7ea ?
To meet the traitors faetion;
Mcclellan is our man, McClellans il oul
man, 1875 - sssfS sss -asts!fH
Well show our deeds wher 'er he leads
Nee Clellani IL our man. to el1s 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-31

The slightnings flashing from the West,
Are glaring news repeating
OF prairie hosts nov tranping on,
And rebel hordes retreating; m
Our conquering hosts with steady tread
Their puny foes defying,; -.
Ger many o City, Town and Fort g.
. Have set the old flag flying, g' -,
Brave Foote was then our man
The rebels dread his mighty. tread,
Brave Foote was then our man, -
The Merinac all clad in steel, SIS
3 Would make the Yankees wonder,
Shed crush our Forts and sink our Ships
And belch perpetpal thunder;
But just as all her rebel crew
Grew jubilant, defiant,
There came . little cheese -5ox craft
And whipped the mail clad giant;
Ericsssn Was onr man, Ericsson was our
s His little tug With Lancy May
Ripped np.ths traitors plan. .sx -
Manassas their thermoplea -
Would brayely be defended, SO,
Till avery. foe was driven back s..
- And thus the struggle ended. -
Alas. they'd know Lsonidas.
Their. courage turned to cunning.
And though the villains dare not fight,
They beat the world at running;
Old Beaury was their man, old Beaury
.,..l5 was their man, -,
H Another day he'll fight they say.
Old Be ufy was their man. Ie.,f .s,..g
trapped, -.
Then al Sccesssia chuckled, -t :
Ard soon they d have the tale to tell
!. How meek the white slaves knuckled
b hind thcif pits and breastworks strong
/. They d show him what's the matter;
But when our Burnie gave them steel
I They found it time to skedaddle;
Our Bprnie was the man, our Burnie was
| the man, -, So
The rebels reel, before his steel, ,..,;,. s
| Our Butnie was the pap. s., 80 -
lS.. ri isgt ~ E2..-.s .aaa sgs-ya e
Old jackson came to Winchester
In hopes to find us mapping,
But rcbeldom has yet to learn
/ The artof Yankee trapping,
For when he met our gallant Shields
Is His brains soon got swimming,
He. cursed. the day and cursed his luck
| And d-d the Secesh women;
Brave Shields was then our man,
/ With, MOI thern grit and Irish wit,
Brave Shields was then our man. n..,.5o,l
1s.f. i.;aSs F.ls4 ss3sa4a .zs;,
i A few moro blows will el,sa our work,
/ And holnerard We oe rushing,
And anxious hearts that sorrow now
With love and Joy be gushing.
And when our heads are silyered Der
+ in telling this days story, ,e,,,.,;...'s :
Some lip of fame will say of u.s.,
They 81 ed the nations glory, :t.s.,
j Mcclellan is our man, Mcclellan is ou
A man, !ss. $40 ,.s4
/ Vel show our deeds vher er he leads.
i Mcclellan is our man. sb.@.;,l 81