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The following appointments have been
made bv tho Gov ernor for 6sld ol6eers Of
the new Regiments: .,z.-s..
! ton Lieatenast Colonel, NcFsrlsud, ~.
Pleasant; Major, Kent, Keo:auqos, :,
Twentiesh-Oo Colonel, VIM. Nc. z. Dye, u
s. A.: Lieuteusnt Colonel, Leake, Dsven.
portr Mnios, Taoapsyn, nlnd CSulsy; s,
Twenty Colonel, Samuel Merrill
McGregor, bieaseOsns Colonel, Dunlap,
A'tchal County As3os.F Van .Anda, Del-
aware County. syita
, ss- T~essy' second Colonrl.. VIM. N; Stone,
: Rockville; Lieutssaes Colonel, Jarrees,
Jasper Major, Gvahsn, J0hesoo. -
!. Twenty-.hIrd- Colonel, W IN. Dswsy, Free
mont Lsentenant C"lonel, KiDamans Posta-
!, wstsa 81. County asjor y n. SEM, 9. Ben =
Twenty fourth Colonel. ,. 9. Byan,
Z Linn County; Lieptensn: Colonel, WiidesI;
Major, Wright, (Ed). Cedar: ..1se..la
Tsessy 'fifthC Colonel. deos a. Stone,
Mt. Pleasant; Msjar, Caisin Taylor. Davis.
81 Twenty sixth Colonel, Milo Smith. Jim
ton; ,Lieutensnt Colonel, Samuel Magiil,
Lyons Major, aSanu-l Clark, Do VIII.
Z Twsssy. sesenth--C oloael, 1anss =. - ual'
bert, Alamskee. - 8. IsTn ). a..
81 Twsn.y. eigh.h-C Colonel, Willisn :. Nil
lar .1A1fnkDn s$resIq lGi7ssss tFss'- - 'Ssss
d Ivesi y. nia,h- cslosaek Thomas n, .ksa.
ton, COuncil Buff. sasss 81 aeis@isqfRT
ssafsT hirtieth- Colonel, Charles a.. Abbott
5 Loniss Lias tenass C0lsDels Torrsnos. Ke-
okuk Mi =, Dewsy, Henry. .aal %,ls 81
Tnirty Arst- Coi6nei, William Smyths
Linn :rEieu.eossrs Colonel, jenkins, Jack.
9 SON Mainr,a Cutler, jones'. sla u ~. 81
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"A COMPANY OF CARPENTERs.

Barracks being unprepared for Captain
Andrews' Company, Of the 2sth Regiment,
now organizing here, We learn that the
sompssy, assertsiping they could borrow
tools. turned ont en- ,n.s.ss on opdag NOR
ming, and before. rundown had built from
the ground up, their barracks 20 feet b
36, l2lfeet high, with banks for $50 mem
which they occupied at night. Z s s.
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sse h AYERS a
lCsnpeund Extract d SarsaparilIa,

tie most eAecftal remedy which the medical
skin of our timer can devise for this every
where prevailing md fatal malady. Il = CONE
bfned ffom the most sctivc remedials 0ik lbeve
been discovered for tie expurgation Of thh fbul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue u the
system from it, destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed lbs the cure Of
not only Serofi,la, but also dos othes slec-
tons which arise frohi IL sueh = EnsSfivs
and SKIN DisEAsEs. ST.. AsrnosY'ss FIaz.
RosE, or EsrsirsLAs, PInrLEs, PusTuLxs,
BiorcmEa, DLAIxs and Bona, TUxons. TErTE1
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RIxowossd,
.RmEuxArssx, SyPHrIlrlo and MsRcukIAI. DIS
KAsss, Dsorsr. DrsPspslA. DsslLrTr. and.
indeed, ALL CoNpLAIs7s AKIsfN0 rRON VITA.
rrD on 1MPURg BLooD. The popular belief
in = issps1ity " The Hood i founded in truth.
Or scrofula II . degeneration Of the blood. The
lpagtioulaf purpose md virtue Of this Sarsapa-
sillA = - purify and resenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health i impossible in
coataminatcd constitutions. iaqs
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3 e Mr.. westerman has just arrived here
from Niobrsrah, N. T., which place he left
on Friday last. He reports that 5000 In-
dams had assembled in that portion Of the
Territory, and we're burning and destroying
everything in the country. Bonhommie,
d. T. was on Ere when Mr.. Westerman left.
The Indian Chief s.Mad Bull" lfriendIy,)
sent notice TO the whites At Niobrarah Of
the approach Of the savages. Everybody
: 6eeing; sixteen teams have left wiEs,
women and children. The greatest excite
mont prevails. e So. . m -.
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: kaska1Cik ,Seb..f0. \.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates Of the 3lst
has arrived.
7 ga MH GARe{ e rs!iysd iEp1EE2fEs'
Mexico. Gen. Carlton. his successor, il now
in Arisona, and 10 expected 1t Santa Fe
soon. r,>
The last Of the isbel prisoners 1. ssssAf
Fe have gone South under an escort. The
prevailing sentiment among them is 40 ex.
a. ;!sg &! .lsss!|,ss: ,ls1Aesj TIKI
them to undergo many bardships.
New Yosk, SPIT t2.T
According to the Richmond Dispatch, tie
rebel army sent against Pope numbered
10000. With I'll Pope's reinforcements.
so'56b 81 IL! sisss e. s1Ri fehs sSs$s,
Harrisburg, Sept. IL.
!, 4 J4cout from Frederick says he left that
place % the 10th. The rebels were then
breaking up their encampfn ents. They We're
principally infantry and artillery the latter
numbering 800 pieces. Generals Lee, Jack.
son, Cobb and ot6ers wire thefS. He alsS
saw 5000 c6vakyA.at New Alarklt, -6ss
miles east Of Frederick.
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e That patriotic lady who silenced .
notorious, noisy sscessionist Ut the meeting
on Saturday evening, deserves 10 be elsssed
With thsisnothers Of '76. q That 10 NOT she
fret time her patriotism has Been noticed.
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Thistx.thisd Colonal. RiAo. uahaa,
kI LteutenMr Cotonsi, oaeksy, SiGoar.
~ f;; .;'ss s3tsl; s:;[' :axaNtc,:r,
Ind,anol< bsusl DlHt 6uloali; M.S11H.
gan, Charlton: Major, R. D. Kellogg,
Garden Grove.
Thirty 6fsh-Coloppl, HJS Msecafia4;
Lieutenant Colonei skbthfoef, Cedar ;msjdf
O'C"unor. Muscitine.
Thirty sixth-Colon, !. Kitteridge, Otsum-
va; k6Au6db1s Colen.l, 2. N Orak, APP
panoose Major, Woodward, Wapello.
Thirty seventh, Thirty. eighth and Thir-
ty-uin.h RtkiMebss' ars'nos 'sSs oMcefed .A4
Neither are tho .s0ray BeaTd'' nor Irish
Regiments.
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! "a A Ane Company Of men came in
,.on. Wedoesday from .Adair and Adams
Counties. They are the real Substantial
ysonanry Of 'the South.west-more than
swo-shirds Of them being the heads Of fam
lilies. A fser looking, or better behaved
company Of men havs not entered the ser.
vice Of their country since the war began.
Their ofkeers are-J. L. GIBBs, Captain |;
FRAxk N. DAVIS, LIST Lieutensnt J. w.
STUART, % Lieatenant. .s
The Fremont Co. Company camsin also
on Wednesday, and went into quarsers as
Camp Dodge. The Company Is full TO- the
maximum number, and 10 composed Of
staiwsrt and muscular fighting stock. It is
oficered as folJoss: HEKRY BowEN, Cap.
tain J. IT, AIrcHsLL, LIST Lieutenant; D.
g. EIrrkrrz, % lieutenant. sa ta7.
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ron rae INDIAN COUNTRY!

Companies A and B, Of the 29;b Regi.
mens, ,rft % Monday for the scenes Of
h,,;,n As,urbauces Ga tie tporsherps from.
tier. Capt. sWLLrArs is 10 command, though
we believe Lieutenant Colonel Nurr designs
joining the expedition and assuming com.
smand at AN early day. ssfA' saFhA
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n Insrespopse to tho above call, oar citi-
sens convened at the Court House, and then
and there resolved to form ave military
sompanies, and II. II. Fields, W. F.B iggs,
rSsnuel Clinton. s. W,cks Milton and John
+. Oliver, we're solicited to raise them
The companies are to consist Of infantry,
.cavalry,t riaemeo, mounted rifles and artil-
lery. The. formstiop Of these companies
.is 20 provide against the possibility Of IN
jbcursios By Indians, and will ensure .
comparative safety TO- those on our northern
.bbrder, and 10 connection With tho steps ia
ken By Govsfnmtns, these organisations
vii prove of yast importance to the iron.
tier. 1873
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-Gat 81 sEsgrsssit:
- Aofp c5pI.ss Of Il. xoarxkrik. 1T sals
HaeyR x'ssNrvs prror. II me M One.
1asCLAMAfggNes,

.ssA.e assd ssssss 1aoCLANgAfFqNsesEs sssssr#wa
sag -zvsfg csc 594ygk = 2 ie.a- = sS 80
: s1 y',.i .WaraEAs, ne are now tbrtdsSSed With
IS invasion iron savage sDd hostils tribss Of
Indians; and whereas, many fsailies sbave
already fallen victims to their cruel, bloody
and savage harbariiy, ], therefore recon-
: mend that the citizens of Council Bluffs
ii organize themselves into . Home Gsard,
~ without delay, FOR the purpose Of defending
|. and protesting their lives, their homes, and
. sshcir ptopsrtys g %, z.tt, lssat. ~
Is s Isalso recommend that the eitisess soD-
9 vene this evening. Sept, ii. 1862, 4 u
e o'ciock, at the Court Room, for shepurposs
p celebrating upon this iuportant matter,
+ I'D defi&:d 10 btsshes.odlldfl efsssins a
speedy or anisst,on Of odr military force.
sSom aii ~ 81 h4s J. NJ. PALMER, Mayor.
Council Blahs, Iowa, Sept. 18th, 1868. !
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O. Blank Deeds, Bonds, Original Mott
ces, (for use in the District Cours,) and .
general assorsneut Of Stationery, for sale
10 Harvey's News Depot, under the Nonpa-
reii Oiice: also, the latest New York and
: ST. Louis papers. S.@e'.a 100 8
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22
CITY ITEMS.

A YuEHM SoLDka-We understand tia, Olpaiu
William + Mclean, formerly Of the Ben BoCullceh
r e. 70 ola t. sr,y o. tae WC5t under the GAL
t,nt Es4gfaglii. Captain Mclean SSa at the bates If
R,sscs De a FLas sad Monterey, AID vas rendered d
position iu the K guIar Army by President Polk for
nerOrious services in the above blt.es vii n be &c
portion OF the Amy which ma1o the attack the lower
ed OF Mon erey aud known "a the lanyard Forlfc..
tons lie WAs a'sJ, At the "a .ag Of Fera Cruz, ard
lo bic command i-upc .arlT 10 attach himself to the
celebrated 81 Tennessee Regiment, under Col Hl kel
which made s,scassig attack Oh tie strong fOrtifcs.
ions G.. ed 40. J. , and d, commanding the pass Of
Caro- ulFdo. This regiment went into this battle with
400 strong and came out with only 2lJ mos. OF them
oyug killed, few WUu1ded. Subs lrn'ly, he joined his
regiment under Col H.Is and marched 70 the City Of
Mex co. the c0ua:ry ue-dl the services Of all such pa
triOiic and veteran soldiers.
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BANKING oVTIor OF WH. B. IsAACs : 90,
na-..r M gin md 1 l.h .lEa-l- EL -l.nn.l. "a.

I N connection with their BsatE business tbs undersigned E
give PROMPT and ibb Gl1Gtou 10 the Adjustment and Oo
lection u Of -l5 against the Confederate Government
hey sill associate with them legal talent Whenever
Il may be found necessary 20 do
Their charges vii be moderate, either special contingent Ss
heir patrons u.ay deIre. WI B. IsAACA -.
RuFEa By PERMISSION, Col Geo W Maa.Ti geoFstaIy state
OF Vrg MIA JnO. Calvert TTesu7 state Of Virginia. Col
J. NJ Bennett Auditor s.ste Of Virginia. James oasEs Esq,
President halk Of Virginia. W Taylor EBq Oahher Bank Of
virginia Hector Davis President Traders Bank j. Kan
doiph Tucker Esq Attorney General state Of Virginia.
sent 10 for adjustment collection should In gu
% b ACCOMPANIED by proper and 7ouoRers and
special power attorney represent and sign the name Of TIE
party any papers or documents necessary IN The Irs
de5-d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22

rvHg Capital Stock Of the "I,aIa1ut Raro mPaUy hay
ing been al taken By the tamgld and Dauvls Railroad
Company utaers 70 a dceIhy them ArdtHs Government VI
Csc Coined states that he work Oi rueton should be
coz ue1re1 4-I complete speedily possible.
delay beng ohgws Tor the new company 70
a-gsgIeI i1 me line Ice hereby given Co AT per
sons having hire, THAT employment Re obtained for
ttra aus Line OF he said rlo ld, sool 1s The Ped-
Rl0ai Company orauz which is expect "a 10 be 10
thirty 20 days ou tins time and all such persons
r, relu communicate speedily vtae Irtsd'ni o' me
ebu0rt GnI Dtn De- Company. with VINCENT "rgu,E aud
JusS TuuUsu Birt who authorised to make pro
lra ag-gcmtu &C., The enp0ymsnt OF sucl hSngs f2- ihs
5arg LEW.s Z HARYIr,
PfulIdsl- Of ID r. r
sE-Wug, DI.uatch, Lyuolbg'g Republican, pGHyle an
Grseasb RI o. p7Pau will publish 'or - days AMI send &C.
an, o, taFg office. l.. C. IL,
r.arU-Eus Pres Sent z. and n. r. r. Co.
20 THE VOTERS or HALJRAN COUNTY.
response the cali Cf friends nom different porte
~ b county, t-eby presnt uyse' as can idaie Tor nc
sheriff s couay 10 The ensuing election, 10 be he's
On ghurs 'ay the ~ day % May install 1862.
Most respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
man g. tIs JAMES HANKIN2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22
GEN RrrLER,s nRDER

"S5S on EASs, My Is.
CAS- Cfic5rs ard soldiers OF the Uaiiod States have
6,g1 su,iect to repeated asul's from women calling
smscvss che ladies OF Nv Orleans Ia Feturl for the
m,s. sc5uplols u0u-iu,CrttrsnCe aud courtesy our
D.-t 0, is ordered thai hereafter e any female shall by
Oft gesture or movement insult or show contempt for
ans oslr or soldier of the Uui;ed States she shall be
regarded aud held liable to be treated as a OF tie
own, suing her syocIuog.
~ cou,.Sud Of
MAJOR GENERAL ButLEE.'
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HEADQUARTERS DLPT or He RIO,
L-nnL.n. n. NJ L. L-EL
GENERAL ORDIRs,

HEADQUARTERS DtPI OF HI Rltof
GENERAL oEDIRs,
l. MsG rs.a cou-, Hsri. a,cr'sl-l a, Rlehren' Va,
p1rs-all 30 Psa graph H. spyca Jtpr $50 q sa4utr.a
l,r.r@eat rnre, hp' 3D. l-': were .''isnsI Ald .ri
- Cat WIN. F. Mclean ,l Company A. % s.rl4su ~
r1a Nuu esl, o usry known o., ben McCoou-a EAEgr,
20 Iufaatry, ~. Lesion, up 'he following car.
HspeC G,sluIs irhr -ectc4ars 0eI. various 41d -g
tailed a!e omitted 10 ths o-Isr
.HLEsE uH,r.
Etoa ritay 10 company t1e service oithe CJufsi,ra
s'stgI, 10 Violation o! The 80 Article % Was.
CHARGE SECOND
Yraaue-t conversion T. osa use Of property belonging
70 ether, which ia'o h possession By vue u DIE case
| Captain.
AnorrE Heaber' Of h company TO leave s G-rvas vhOa:
: She shTsys and snss asliou, a. Used pleaded a
r4Fy and The Cont lhUEr .t1 -y e.- red r gy-ers
aII.rs 3D. tn4 he sl.t Capt Na.auf Sc as UVEs
'Uu the Lst tp-tu stou % ,hsc. Gby exc Ut he
~ ris 'Iasgsd g. bHt rs lFgtst w sftt t,HstHsr' .H
second slrclrst 900 u t rse, s.y. on tl- rs ~
"f 81 change rllfy ou is % charge E"y On tle hr
spec Az Of s-,uII 90 Eg h ~, DO. g.
cation sc9ai eharse. h0' g "a he third racai
co. svsout Dfg, "a, Co., 'aart6 ptcidtaggu
ia At on OF tIrJ caase, Not Oly VH ns tsd eharg tt
"SuHty"
Aad h urt therefore sentence, the sale CAPS wn HLa
go" 30 .d and do o-de that hs ofe-cer Place u.
pulhr bee published Ia the aeWG %
'n1nd, Va, lld New Urraul, Ia
L. Tie proceed gS nlgs a.d asace OF he Court Ia 8.
nlLya % New prgals, La, rrres Jm ia lale o. Is
Ger Of ue c,n.eierAe s'-'ei Army
By order Of Bris. oy, soHS Il wiNDER.
mayza-. Assistant AdjutaG Genera
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Publishes and offers for sale
Hovson History Of ylrgna-A History Of Virginia iro7 I've
discovery and settlement by Europeans tn r-.t tine BY
Robert HoWison Esq vols go yolam5 contains the
History OF the Colby ~ Psac5 Of Phrl 10 1893. Yoame
oougs .as H.o Of ne Colony aud Of the State from 1853 Is
the gstrucgyion Of AleKandriE,in 1877, s. So
TIE preas been lsYh as prSsI Of this work OF Mr. How
son aud s8y considered the best extended History OF
the State published.
History Valley Of Virginia ~ samuel Keroheya vol
syo sheep. seccud edition revised, Sl5O
De Hasa History and indian Wars " Western VIZ sA His
tory the Early Settlement and udn Wars Wegtgl Virginia.
embracing account Of re Si1Js Expeditions Ia the Wtst
prev Gus lies G Biographical sketches OF COL Ebeneser
Zape MAJOR Mosoch Lewis Wezel General Daniel BLoadheAd
Ger Andrew Lewis Capt Sampe Brady Col william Crawford,
Andrew Poe Other distinguished Actors Ia Border Wars,
kgpao,r,sIv Ul1Frgta,Is ky Wills De fel
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GENERAL Orders, /


EoS1
l. The following at resolution, reference thereto are
pubiishei iu- the Information Of all Concerned.
An eNtmp. certain um e1r0lment for service
Ia TIE armies Of the Confederate sta.ss.
sEG-o s eeurressOf he Couedergte ttaes 81 America
Co snso. that ali ons sho shah be he'd 10 be unfit for mill
r under ras TO be preer bed bJ he csray OF War
ali TIE sefy,, en,Ioy Of tue moderate lli-
m aud executive Officers nf the Confederate Govern.
both Houses u C0lgr-s and the Legs
urs u "a seSur}tUes ald hr erc,u I've Office all
ofhe officers tie state aud Confederate Gov apwei
By engaged Ia carr lag mails all f. ym IN On post
olys ~ plots and persons engaged IA ne ma Inc
river and r DAD routes aus ortaoa- ee,rAphc ato
aod m Of rs l,th- re.ur dscna Of m.nsttri
duties adj engaged il working ol anrs uraacrs uad ounI
a. I5l u-,nrl pi.t actually employed pint nr Geg
aaers-A pes -u AMI oesI u ~ lrgfg ard scti.m r
ant All tcachrIs hayns many twenty sn0 supr to-
endr Is OF r .ubAc hospitals uIatc tsy.l. o. and O. la
ur,s md az aus and thp teachers pUytd la lhe
Institutions If D. deaf ADD iuIaa, aui hlda -prttf
m o uow Established ami iIe Business cd. p.htcary In
ore afyrs aud cou fCufs -h1 may exempted b.
H. ecfe y u war shall be- aud ar, hereby exempted from
military o. ryu 100 Ih niles OF he Couitd Etltls
H. ~ The b we LET " c. en- TIE foglag eas,es Of per
5 q, are exempt from emo lustf r. militia service.
Jus Ices Of he Prcc, stsrli and equity she1 Clerks
pepay erys allowed by law. casters Commissioners .u
ADD Dew Posimsst,rf aau ve aosac ty aS Com
rrre o. Revenue and foreigners, VIZ have ~. acquired
M De &. 5EUg aEeHot excerpt
hilgl urc.s u.a &c uu tusrc-, ltrJIs exempt by slate
Go-isl IN The dufrisra,y STAT.
Iv SO poison Oh,rtal those eTpr sy named properly
shove act ca br exempted, pt ~
substitute, ehelpt nom A5y ~ wee 10 g'h.o m Wrh tsi
ous already Iu7gh.d lGrlsra orders Nc. 3d. AL sur
euplon Is vai "uy 90 'lE as ihe said FuosHt-t bay e.
:, Persons Who have % ed iub tues ,lrecev. their GER
ua.ats exemption the Captain Of CompauIss Con-
mAu1ant Cam by whom the tuba.dcs h been pied
Oher cent Gsats Of ton will Be- granted BY TIE rortr
dous AMI Of rNrmp lon Applications Tor exemption
n5t ths!e ore De considered BY the Var department
By Command u the Secretary ofWar.
Ait and lisp. General.
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HICHnOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD

s. u S e.
~ and after saaa Mach 80 me Passenger Trains will
GOING WEST.
No. Train EicsmOnd iAuy at NJ and arrives In
Danvile al 3 - p N.
Burk lille connects wish the trains o. the souh Eide
Railroad fyT th= West
COMING EAST
Nail Tram l,syes DsnyiIe daily at a. n and strives N
Richmond at p. m.
At Barkgie It with the trains the South Side Rail-
road for Norfolk sud Petersburg.
Il. II. CARTER,
Rp9 General ickst 4. gut
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22

Truths FROM ruE LoND,s Tyrs We copy the TO-
loving passages from su article III the London Times
GA American affairs
VIII anybody shOS us line argument a slraiu Of
aoqueuce by American writer Of reputation sal sta
Ing sious u prove Il tue Uniou Is great bsIsft 10
ne Slnttsr. States al % hs N1r'hsrH and that even
Oh tae narrow ground Oi private interest the Secession
is are bound lay down trer arn7 aod asasI Ia re-
cons rucIug the Uniol2 The tone Of the Northern
Press Is iust that 10 make the SOuhers population feel
at their secession is terrible LOSE not to themselves
bu. ~ the NOr,h. IL tact, il ia treated fugitive
slave qsestou. Toe Southern States have run away
from lu,r Northern masters aud all the powers OF the
law ul ~ iOroe 10 recover the valuable property
Mr. Lincoln indeed, goes 20 far as TO Cer reward at
aJ least hs G;maes what expense the North will 20 TO-
&c eau 20. back It's southern Wpeuden.5. Bat when
evident tina. tlss loss is immense in the Northern
o. nate OF the crisis 90 fOIon, that Secession rs gIii
10 .ah NJ dOub. those mutual beu,h.5 il
zoe U.iOu but those supposed 10 DO e. Dyed by the
south never showed SO Ii as they do nov uader the
light OF the Northern comm .utators !. we are 10 be
eye them, hey are now In the OF the whose
taken q mOoubEh .t or whose foreman in his bust
ucFs, has SCI up Tor himself over the way.
We can see nothing in the Northern Press but the
simple pssIou Tor victory and 7uccess. The South mus
conquered, Nublsd and su' gated. The slave must
DO brought back newly man > Cd aud tet.ertd pul Oh
double Ia AEo-, beaten Wih lore stripes and made TO
fee ,bst be- is tl.yJ Such zone s0gye 10 no puT
pose but 90 frm the Confederate States IN the opinion
tla. they have been the slaves Of tygnJ maj rit AID
that It MAS indeed high s 10 break N: yoke. Grant
hat The tone Of the South is equally n.rce We expect.
ats aCcorts with their postum. They have ret ed
20 their Mons Slcsr from the pres. Of igrdHi Bat
uso O, slch a tone does accord with he position
Tie Federal Ssles. If the UuCn is what il pretencs
to be- they ought 10 se2 in sorrow thGn n anger
s sulclI. Uuy OF tbec ie!I1v.c in the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22

CRY CouNcL.-An adjourned meeting Of the City
Council vas TO have been beld yesterday afternoon, bu
a, the hour appointed quorum failed to appear and
hose present adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22
S25 REWARD.

STlLES from ny Room No CO Tovhat1u Hotel ru- op,r
= a.r GOD WATC ard CHAIS, vh 'oJ blckl. .ui T. a
ref side, g-y and white flr 0hCr T4s .ta.t
Tswl VIII be pals Cos H tey red Of the Povia
tn Ho.sl, uI 200 qu=iNu-s asked.
mAll-aL, Cant J. 2 ROVYER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22
TELEGRAPRIO.
coLoNEL NoRGAN,s AOHILvEnENTs.

AUGUSTA, May q p W. A. teIegraphs to the savsn.
nah Republican that great reaction is going on in Ken
lucky which it ia thought will reyoulioniz, the State
Colonel Morgan destroyed fiyhree loaded cars on the
Nashville and Louisville road Ia lis recent expedition
Nashville remains firm as a rock.
Colonel Morgan passed through Atlanta yesterday.-
The OoIfeieraey says that he captured }35OOOo from
lie Yankees.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROH GEN. HErH
The following Cfloial despatch was received here
Tuy sday afternoon:
Nav RIVER. May lg.h, via Da5in 20.h.-By the CO.
operation OF General MARSHALL General Cox has been
driven from this section Of the country, losing many
prisoners his entire camp and garrison cqupage, bag
gage, etc. Il. HETH Brig General OOmd'g.
ISLANDS NEAR CHARLESTON sHELLED BY FED
ERAL VESSELS.
Augusta, May 2l.-OhsresIon papers OF this morr
ing slate that four Federal vessels shelled Coles Goat
and Hawai- Isapds yesterday The Oonfodcrales
reiecd after burning the quarters a.. Coles Island is
u or Il miles from Charleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-22

AN ACT
TEyO amgal anil seco H. haptsr 90 Of tAs Col
! OF r.ri. e Pass. s. %, l.'L
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CHAPTER Wu lu fred ard seven, VI ta' Cole OF virginia, BE
-uyaI.1 and lt-.aarted GO the read as follows:
"tatep, time q Pc sou 'u jail criminal charge
sha lsctrrrI ren Trar ulUt, u De be not indicted he
fore h Of III CuIr al Viii n he T. held
g ausv. uuu appear th- Court that material witnesses
CORN 5uwrg have been Icsd kspi away o. are
prevented IRON Attendance by ,sDrss inevitable accident
ani exc i also n the case divided iu o. following section
Til. agL sdalhe Ia o-Cs o. ATS passage.
coy from The Rol'-Geste:
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