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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19
NAPOLEON'S ,MAxIMS OF WAR.

NAFOAEON'S,MA OF WAX.
vi.
ROBERTS's HANDBOOK OF ARTIL-
LERY. A new edition. An exact re-.
print from the latest revised New York
1dition Of 1851.
A NEW Revised and Corrected MAP OF the
/, STATE OF VIRGINIA.. This We pro.
mise to be the best and most accurate Map
OF the State ever published. 1t will con-
tain all the Railroads, County. roads,
Canals, Telegraph Lines, &C., &c.
VIII.
WAR SONGS OF THE SOUTH; Edited by
bohemian correspondent CT tho " Rich
mond Dispatch"
TX.
NOTES OF ARTILLERY from Robins,
Hutton, Cheney, Jacob, 0reenor, Mo-.
decai. Dahlgrsn, aibbon. and Benton
BY w. LIE Roy Broun, M. A., Lisutenant
Artillery, Va. Eols.
X.
Col. e. MILTON OARY'S BAYONET Elk
ERClSE and administers Driii, profuse-
ly illustrated with bsa utiful Autograph
ed Plates. a new aud revised edition.
18th thousand.
XII.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLE.
RY; Extracted from 0ilham's Manual for
Volunteers and Militia. A new and re.
Nised edition.
THE FIRST YEAR OF THE WAR: com.
posed from authentic materials EN- brac-
Ing all it's military movements, incidents,
romancss, and extending from the date
Of Lincoln's Administration to the Pc
Rod Of publication. with an Introductory
chapter Of political events SINCE tho foun-
dalton Of the United States Government.
BY b. N. Dewitt, former Eiitor of the
lard, Assoei ate Editor of the Richmond
Examiner
Oh WERE. A story Of Plsbsians and Patrl-
clans By Hon: Henry W. billiard. Of
Alabama.
Addres orders to
WEST JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
ap l9-lt 1%o Main st Richmond.
II Am authorised by 0,nsrsl Winder to say that
i be dld not intend 70 include ths Due Bills Of
pany In his order against individual issues," and
that the same may continue to circulate till other
wise orderod.
WIN ada tina. We are ready ct any tims to re-
JOHN B. oRHNsHAw. Prsst.
Richmond. April 10, 1869. ap l9-lwA
NIFTY DvLLARs KEWARD -Ltft my
house. on the morning Of the l6:h inst, my
Negro Boy LUOlUS He Is Is years Of age; Of
. dark bacon color; feet 2 or inches high
small scar on the left side Of his face; he had on
brown sack coat, g, az military cap, large gold
ring, and two smaller ones, ons of gold and one
blsok. The above reward win be given II taken
out Of the city ind lodged In jail. or e26 taken
In the city. 1t 10 supposed he left with the SOL
disrs, pr ,bably with the cavalry who left that
day. [.pl93.*l r LAKEWOOD.
lcOR SALSA very superior sorrsi HOksN.
IL SIX years 'cld next May. He will make .
number ons trooper, or II desired very Aue hax.
ness horse. Wa Ks PAGES and trots well He IA .
very snowy anl4ns. and would suit an officer we'll.
Any one wlshiug to buy sueh horse can SEQ him
1t the Livs,y ktab,e Of Jos. K. Hix, on 10th Of /,
and Can and the swner at Howard's Grove, In Capt
8 r. Mc<3ehss's company.
II not cold before the horse will be sold a pub.
lie auction, ct Hix's Stable, on WEDNESDAY,,
sd Inst, Q. 10 o'clock A. n.
ap l9-3t& ROB'T WATSON.
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~ - v~ee AAAA =
eClasby mrs Eimira
Crump mrs M )
Crawford mrs Ann I
Crane mrs Ana
OrenehaW mrs S b
Conrad mrs j l.
Conway mrs Sarah
CosgrOve mrs q
Cooke mrs Mat J
Cole mrs s H
Carvedo miss NJ III
Carlton miss Mary 8
Chris iianville mics ]
Joel
Chaplin miss Coca
Chappell miss N z
Chandler miss Heste
Crump miss Jennie
Crawford mics LIB
Joplin miss Sue
Courtney miss Bette
cousins miss Elijah
Cox X. 50 l.
cosby miss Elizabetl
Coleman miss JOS
Collins miss Elijah
Clarke miss Helen q
/ DQnnavant mrs L. 2
Drewry mrs
Drake mrs Ann
Davis mrs VIVA II
Davis Elvira J
Uavis mrs VIM N
Uuval miss a
Davis miss Va A.
Davenport miss Fl III
Davis mise Sarah w
Z elany miss Ellen Z
Dixon miss Jane s z
Dixon miss e N
Dunnavant miss 3 J
Duke Ellen p
Duunavant Sue L
Dire " miss M A +
Duan miss Kate
Donneller miss n J
Egg lesion mrs s ID
Eddins mrs Mary A
Eggleston mrs + u
Euoank mrs Emily
Evans mrs Mary
Evans mrs Mary J
Elicit mrs sarah
Earis mrs Indie 4
Earrar mrs Uhastain
Eereter mrs u
faIquhar mrs Va
Fisher mrs Elvira s
Fifxhugh mrs B H
Fletcher mrs sue
Fisher mrs L S
F,gg mrs Mary A
Etx wilson mrs Tho
Fisher mrs Anna r
Floyd mrs Laura
Fonerdou mrs N j
Ford mrs Lou w
Elaherty mrs NJ
Finty mrs Mary
Frays!er mrs Maria
Ford miss o
Ford miss Sue A
Corroster Fannie
Finegan ---
Fisher miss Annie
Fauntleroy miss Il
Fairly Fanny
0CodSon miss Elm ms
Gill mrs Maggie
Glass mrs sarah
Gill mrs Henry
Gillespie miss = ]
Gentry mrs Mary Il
Gathrignt mrs Is H :
0athright miss 3 Z
Garnett miss Mag
Garland miss Bette
0athright mrs III F
9athright mrs y "a
Carrot mrs Mary a
Garnet miss ID Il
ioddin miss NJ II 2
0orGan miss Leila
0oOoe mrs Sarah II
0oode miss sarah
0oode mrs Mat 8
9CodsOn miss B
GOOde miss Barbara
Cot mrs Lucy II
Gwinn mrs Lit K +
9ordan miss Leila 3
Grim sh mrs + A
dress miss l. J
Green miss Elijah
Green mrs mag
Grymes miss Va
Gray mrs : A
Gilman mrs w +
korAe miss Jane
Hochings miss Mary
Houseman mrs Ell
Hopkins MRS Bette J
Hooper miss ] N
hutcheson miss M
HUBBARD miss Bette
Hart miss Bottle
Henrick miss B u
Holman mrs 4 f
Holt miss Mag u
Holmes mrs Helen
Hicks mrs Sne G
Hill mis- Mary f
Hiliyard m,H
Herbert miss Mat A
Henry mrs Fanny
Herbert mrs 4 X
hAyes mrs julia
HazleWood mrs M A
Lakewood miss a 4
Harrison mrs Shllie
Hart mrs Bette +
Howton mrs L J
Harden mrs
Hancock mrs Y
Harway mrs Jno h
Hale mics Bette l.
Hud gins mrs H ID
Jordan mrs Mlry +
Jacobs mrs r n D
Jordan II Al
Jones mrs Jane +
johnson mrs 5 J
jennings mrs Elt7a'l
Inhns0n mrs MaYV 4
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FUTURE DAY.
6v n. CAUlHORN, AMcs.

BLINDS AND SASH Ar AUUTIoN-Ou
- MONDAY, 2lst inst. al 10 o'clock, 1t my
store will sell at auction. large 10. Of Venetian
Blinds dlass sas J; Spice, Petps. Coves Lamp
Wick SC. Aleo, bags Alsfice l bag Drain
Pepper. 2 boxes 0rnuna rseper l bag Cioss 90. 2
bales Lamp Wick boxes Gfonnd Coifse, bag
peime Rio Oonse, hid b ,eon &c.
spi9 x CaUcH0RN. Aret.
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Wick Sc. Aleo, = bagB Alisface, l bag Drain
Pepper. boxss ornuna Fsepsr bag Closss:
bales Lapp.Wick boxes Gsonnd CofYsc, bag
peime Rio Oonse, hid .con &c.
aplS CsUrHoRN. Aret.
IpiNnnoND = No ,I->nvILLU nAn1sOAI,.
On aud sitter Friday. pill lssh, tbs Pa sou
ger traias viii run fol ors
GOING WEsT.
NAH Trrin leaves Richmond ds.lY at Z A. n,
ard arrives In Dsavilis at 20 NJ
At barksvllla II connects with ,hs train on NE
&c utn Side RAilroas. for ths West.
Al Glover IL stops 70 mlns'es fer dinner.
COMING FAST.
Mali Train leaves Dsrviiis daily At Z A. h.
and arrivsa in Riehm,nd q, $40 p. NJ.
At Barksyiils II Connects with the train on he
South Side ksiEoad. fog Norfolk And Pstss.burs.
II b GARTER,
- la-ts 6,n'i Ticxe. Agent.
HEADQ, As DEPT OF hENRIUO,
RionMosD. VA, April IL, lsSa
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.
From and alter . this aa... tn. ...u.ae.
ana circulation OF individual noios are
strictly prohibited. Notes OF this character
are 70 bs redeemed Ia bAnkAbls fuads upon
pre- senta,ion, and must al once b withdraw
lr0m ctrt ulAtiOp.
Persons violating this order in any pAr.ica.
lar will Be considered guilty OF grave
zach pnrtshmsnt A. may b imposed BY ,
BY order OF Brtgsdisr- General Jonn h.
WIuDeA. IL. y. FACE.
an l7-At n. n. General
VDUrTkNSVIILA kuA hAfae.-s he unAsr-
signsd .ili rent Tor The balance Of t>sYsar
NO plass Ia Louisa eoanty. Va. kno IN u Roe-
lSsSils, eontainiog Axsy-ons eorss. su In DscvsA
On which b dwslllns- hoaas with some ax -
aevea rooms IN good repair III the eut ball1laos
nscsssAry for the esnssss end ssnvsslsses e .
family. Thu place + within n miles u Ne VI
si.i. oscirai s.iropd. b plsass.e ana Assliay
nsisAbeshsoA AHy peascn wkAlne furtAss ~
icsnaAlou. WIN adkona tAe ah1ef1igaed u IsuaeD
tesss opoesylvania eoupty, Va.
HATOhA1ss A4.UAkzA &C.
,es = Tsss. ds.,.A Srs.ss a
u 1eeM Draw tAst
: q. GsaASsmS liz IL - ful1A
. g. - eqyA - lei Hel4A -.
lnLTIE6s QInQUEA1 6AX3 pe1t U4v04A
!, ~ y s!s q = ]; = sis:s:srv..
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NJ SPECIAL NOTIOE.-As the fatigue
consequent upon the redemption or my shin
plasters, Gas required per order of BR1aADIRR.
QIsERAL WIHDnR,) Is 90 sreas. am com pelled
Ia pAysicat sense, 70 ask all persons having
any OF my "r otes" which they wish redee med,
tween the hours Of A. N. and o'clock p.
ID. U. r. BROKEN, g
ap l0-1t~ No. Exchange Block.
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons hav-
ing my small notes Tor, as common parlance
has made them, "ehinplasters, ~ viii please
present them for redemption daily, Sundays
excepted, between the hours Of O'Clock A.
M and O'Clock p. NJ.
apl0-1t e. ID. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-19

~ ALA z N T E RTAI n ME Mt
LADIES' NATIONAL
DEFENCE ASSOCIATION,
A GRAND NTERTAIN MENT
Will be given In the
AFRICAN CHURCH.
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
Til. splendid enter ent Will be con.
Quoted uuder the dirScJUId and supervision
Of Mrs. VBRNoN, who will read an original
EULUaY UN THE DEAD
THIS REVOLUTION.
Which-wiLl be followed by
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Many of the most accomplished and talented
amateurs In the State having kindly volun.
teered their assistance to impart scIat to this
patriotic and interesting enterprise.
The whole proceeds Of the entertainment
will b devoted to the aid or the general
fund OF
THE LADIES GUNBOAT ASSOCIATION.
ApHIssloI-F1fty ceats. Doors open at 2
O'Clock r. n. Performance TO commence at
so'olock.
Tickets for sale at all the Bookstores. Ho.
tells. and at the Basaar, corner OF 9th and
Broad streets. So
~ Ses small bills ARTIST
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ADJUSTMENTS.

g Il A ND
n EASTER MONDAY BALL
VIII be given at the City Arms Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, 3ist inst.
Admittance fer q gen tleman and two Ia
dies, ~l-to be paid at the door. -
Good Muaic will be in attendance,
MANAGERS:
r. II. Sullivan, J. Hope.
ap l9-ft+
DIORMOND VARIETIES.
IL THIS EVENING, APRIL 10,
The attractive Comedy Of
AEMODEU6; Oh, THE IS SHARE.
0auce Mi NJ Partington.
To be followed by the Farce of
A THUMPIN0 LEGACY.
II See Programme n
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TDOARDIN0.-

A gentleman end his wife, or two or three
Gentlemen. can De accommodated with board
and pleasant room on the first door, BY ap.
plying at Ars. Reins's private boar ding house,
On the corner Of Main and I'd streets.
anln-Nt&
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By =. B. COOK, AMcsiOneer,

ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITUk6,
40 IuoDN. Ga MONDAY. 2;st inst. at 10 o'cls,
will sell at the residence of +. I. Glasgow Esq,
on Ssh. between Main and Gary ct, eats, all hia
Househod and Kitchen Furniture, cor sis.iog Of
the usual variety. such - Sofas, Chairs, War3-
robss, Bureaus, Bsdstssds. Washstsnds, Etere,
Brassel' and Ply CARPETS, Mattresses. &c, To-
gethsr With many Articles Ia the housekeeping
line. Most xselisnt assert ent Of Kitchen Fur.
niture among which Ia o very super ior Cooking
stove.
After which Will be told pair OF very gsn,ls
Carris &c Horses. e. b. COCK
% Is AuctiOoaoe.
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T1T01BLE FURNACE FOR SALE :

Jolly Ann Furnace, With over 5000 acres
of laLd. In nne WORKING order, with SPLEEN.
did engine, 10 for sale. Ore abundant, trans.
psrtation easy, and price fair. Usn ON
W. bKEEN, Trustee, 20 :,
ap 10 ITS TAI Exchange Hotel.
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lS0 two bushel Bags, new;
20 bushels Barley Malt;
bale OF Hops. Gall or address
through PoSt-Umce,
J. ID. GOODMAN,
eth street, bot. Clay and Ieteh,
~ home till 8 A. q. and ct O'Clock p. u.
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MIGHT SALE I'VE will sslt r 10
IN 1VkN1Q0, 81 our y ore, m0esctog
- u o.csoCk. mauy deoafab.s aav 80 fal goo1s,
Cons1ee1ae - DaStof--
Ofy Goods, Shoes.
8ssdy.0aeo OlOthlHe. --4
3 10. .. Books, Ufeafs. &C..
REDWOOD KoACA
ep " az - Main sJeIt.
g 6LE VI nUkssS,s MUkkS. 49,. AT
- The nOltnE LOi-Ws VIII Ell ala
OkNlG0s q; 10 O'clock, at the aorss Lot.
on Council Chamber Hill
Several good Saddle and Harnsss Horsne:
several Goo1 Work lluiss;
Carts, SpyIEg Wager q, DuSgiss. As
apl9-it REDWOOD & KEADH
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between Y
y. ArH
v. 0ns1
LOPEZ |
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LApURg f1RT


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Adams mrs n
Acorn mn Z
Allen miss -
Alien MI
Ammons maria =
AnoreWs mFe "a
AnderSon mise ~ W
ADDITION mrs Il = !
Andr eWs mfe - =
Allison mis- W.
Ashmore miss FL
Anderson mrs N a
Aud MRS n
Atkins mrs > y
Ayreo mrs Hoot
BACON miss bellle
Barker miss 0cQ
1Alfour mrs 4 e
BAKER Amelia
6an miss SoraA
Bailey mrs Ann =
6A01ns mrs kOos =
Barry mrs a ID
Barn I'm mrs y a
Bfltton mrs Jane
/ boil miss ~ y
BOIL mrs J aeon
6elton mrs Jane
oeiKnap miss =
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Deity hrs a
0ioo!ns miss . a
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NJ ~ a 20 :, LIZ -, 20 a. sn,.,
C ~ !. "a = ~, - l. $500 a
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BIT TIN
ediss
~ losl
nd F,aI||
! oejus|
"a by I
other a
|pertyn4
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J a furit4
the ID
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ApplJV
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;. nsNEJ
rankin,
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| bhopI
10 villa
|Post.taa
4 Co, \
su'
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HANDS |
stsSyu1
Fill bsWl
LkER, |
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cd. fai:ssI
coaatCtI
# OoasrxI
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ct his2
no 4, q
espHyi|
FIST rsaH
|. nhnss|
pee, Ia ;
80 ls-,1
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fx mead
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address D
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pooki,L,,|
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, HossAI
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|ELLiNd
ST., fsl
the eyXi|
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3eorre'
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II Am authorised by General Winder to say that
he did not intend TO insluds thu Due Bills Of
me Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Com.
paay In his order against ''individuA Issues" and
that the same may continue to circulate till other
wise ordered.
viii add thai We a-e ready at any time to re-
deem our due bills.
JOHN n URBNSHAW pras,t
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLE
RY; Extracted from 0ilham' 8 Manual for
Volunteers and Militia. A new and re.
Nised edition.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
snooo, .ful rederal Expedition in
Missouri.


. OrTERyItLE. Mo, Dee. % Part OF the
prisonots oap,ured by General Pope at
Black water last Thursday passed, down last
u pht on a special train. Among those sent
duSn ara Col Maeoflin, brolhcr of Gov.
Mauofiin. Of Krntucky ; Col Robinson. Who
had command of the rebol force at Black
waicr. aud Who was in the battle OF Dag
Springs, Wtlson's Creek and Lexngtoo
Col Alexander. who saSs he fought W all
the battles; Lieut.. Col. Robinson. Major
II rris, nf. smith. one of tho weaitb'cst
mon and largest slave owners in missouri,
who SAWS be did everything in his power to
all aud ccmfurt the enemy; MchHon,
shcrT vt Benton connty. who, II is SAID. by
misrcprosrntaticp gained admittance INTO
orc of our Camps made diagram OF IL ana
loft that nig't; TIN rcbD's made an attack
aud killed 10 or l7nf our mrn; Dr.. Moore,
ut Syracuse. aul many others VINO nave
gained notorioty hy their zeal aud labors in
tho secession amy .. ..-.... 4,
Many of tho prisoners woro n kind ot
uniform. aud had served with Price Tor sew
rrnl months. They all say they have boon
wcu t,oatrd hv tho Frdurals. aud soom to
think that they will soon be released by
Piirr.
Tho wagons, horses and mules were
turned over to the QILrtcr master at .Seda-
lH .... ........ .... ... 81.
The troops arc again in position at La.
miur, We we're absent on this expedition
iust Eve drvs In this time we MAJ ched
nruu' 100 mics 10 "A direct line from this
r,lnce. AID occurred ihn country through
whtch W. passed tor distance oi 40 or 6I
ui'rs nu each sido If the route TOOK
about 500 prisoners. 900 horses an'
mnIrs. 600 stand Of arms. 100 wagons an'
largo qnauiiues Of stores, supplies ant
cl"lhtug
ca Pore has received the 70 flowing de
SPA c' ~, ~ Gen llpil"ck
HEABQrARrEns DEPT OF Missouri !
December 20h. 1861.
To Con. John P"p"--I congratulate S"u
com nlairi on Tho brilliant success of you
rxpculrirn hop0 it vii bo tho tOrcrunnc
of still greater sUccess. -L.LLt
(Signod) ii. w. llAhhECh.
....N Mior General Comman ding,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
NOTICE.

CHARLES A.LYON, of Dover, Mason Co,
~ in tho State OF Kentucky, will take notice
that Elias VI EgglesOn OF the County of Guys ahoga
aud State OF Quo, did on the 9Th day of Decem.
ber, A d. 1861, file his petition in the Court of
CoumOn Pleas within and tor the Co Of Geaugn
aud State ot Ohio, against the said CHARLES A Lyon
ana james G Hnph and Sarah q, Smith, de-
ondnns, setting forth ha, the said James &.
Smith gnve a M rlgage to the sald plainuH TO.
golhcr with Lucien b, Mcfarland and Phineus
Upllam, on | 5 acres and l20 perches of land part
ut lot AZ, Tract ], in Bainbrdge township. III
said Genuga County, being The same land Ceded
by Fletcher smith aud vile, April 27th, 1859, to
James q. Smith. bounded west by the road lead :
ing from Chagrin Falls to Bainbridge Center
east aud sonlh by land of Samuel Saunders. aud
north by lund OF John Armour, 10 secure lie
payment OF u no'e Tor S59G,B therein nar,ed aud
referred to- watch note Is nav the sole and only
proper y Of the said plaintiff And that siuco the
giving OF said mortgage, the said defendant, Chas
A Lyon, claims some interest in said lands un.
der The spid james q Smith, and praying for ludg.
menI against the said James G.. smith, for such
sum and interest on the same from Noyom-
her 29Ih. 1860 and that in deiaull of payment of
the same, that said premises may be sold to pay
the same; and the said Charles A. Lyon is no i.
fed that he is required To appear and answer said
petition on or before the Sd Saturday after the
10Th day OF Jan, A. ID, 1862 .H..... N...# So
ELIAS NJ, EGGLESTON, ,,...
By c. 7. Blakesiee, his AIRY.
Dec. 10th, 1861. 622w6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

WuAr WAR Is War is a game Of scenco
NOT a question of courage. An army OF one
hundred thousand mon may overthrow to-
Gay An army of ono hundred aud hlty thou
sand.
Il may kill aud wound twenty thousand
of tho foo, aEd lose but ten thousand men
itself: yet the one hundred aud thirty thou
sand OF the enemy, bmng domora zed aud
hors du combat. will hardly venture on thr
foilowing day 20 renew tho contest with the
remaining ninety thousand of the victor
AlInations are bravo, but history ia full ol
instances where the bravo hayO laid down
their arms The idea that any people can
mot be conquered is not even decent non
sense. s The notion that any army without
mo lev, feather or lead; without a harhor
or ship at sca without recognition or rep
utable cause. can defy tho laws of lie and
strength. aud permanently Withstand the
mighty pressure OF at least equal courag"
and continually replenshiDg force, is simply
prepostereus. and nothing else.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
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