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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-13

ply VAS" Yes, and whipped ~ths~afsrrii--
mac r. to which he answered, "Then I
don't care what becomes of me."~ His in
juries are not supposed to be, dangerous.
The .Minnesots was eventually got of
aud towed under the guns Of Fort Monroe.
The GFI ofI1oo He'd givqnpo.. jus
former dispatch, was on board the Cum.
The crew Of the Congress is scattered,
aOdatsress sa> ne,,szz e " s.ssFse:Te,inig5
her loss at present. -
The naval dathoritieaEatd. experts here
arc confident that the Merrimac is disa-
bled, and.thate the Monitor-is adequate to
her in every respect.
There is, no'long6r any doubt that the
rebels have evacuated Ceptreyille, Win
chester, ana other important points, iudi-
eating general falling Bstk Of titsir for
ces. ]Ii>' E'lHJOJ I,tI1 yLIYLiI
The telegraph 70 Fqrt M 1sql ''9hbp has been
fully occupied on government business all
day, which has prevented the associated
press dispatches coming! 10
Mdh hssbeep mp chsntse:siarthe statf
Of affairs at that point. So, Every effort yin
be made to give list Of the names Of the
killed ahd iwou6deaL atathc 81 earliest mo-
ment..
% F id RI MONROE, March 10.
With the assistance of the steamer
sfaalb'hg, thtIM6hH& a7ha@'seaeBa of,
and she is now on her way here. She has
receised' Numerous shots, ;; )! h4ut 20 serious
damage. The Congress is supposed to
h,ye lost over 100 men, including but one
officer. The es,aped crews IF the Gumbet-
land and the Congress have arrived here.
The Monitor has come up to the, expeetq-
tons that were formed Of her, and has
proved herself impregnable to heavy shot
at close quarters. She behaved remarka-
bly, we'll on her passage from New York,
and althoug h the sea covered her decks
completely at times, her speed lid. net seem
to. be at all diminished To her presence
here may be attributed the safety of the
Minnesota and the other vessels in port,
and the final disabling Of tie >Merrimac,
which has previously been proof against
everything. Capt. Worden of the Mont
tor, was wounded iq the bead while he
was looking out ofthe wheel, house = No
other accident Of any kind occurred tc the
battery or crew. We have no accurate
: list. Of the killed andlweundea. o, -
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10.
The Minnesota yesterday returned to
her usual station at the entrance Of the
Roads. She is again ready for action.
The chief engineer of the Monitor says
three lbslb from that~teszel passed through
the Merrimac. The Monitor suffered very
little, although she was struck twenty
three times.
Lieut.. Wordon, the gallant commander
of the Monitor, is at Washington, and is
rapidly recovering from his wounds.
BALr1MohE, March IL: =:
The Norfolk Day Booh admits that some.
OF the shot Of the Cumberland entered
the Merrimac. One she'll killed seventeen
men in the Hlertimsc and wounded Capt
Buchanan, who subsequently died. "a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-13

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-13
TOBACCO,

'' '''' ---AA: .it!t'! r. ,..,. II
TIE would ask the attention of Physieians
I1 to his assortment Of Tilden & Co. 3 Fluid
Extracts. and Sugar Coated Pills, as being the
purest,; best and most reliable preparations
ever offered to the professions: ~1|it. iosr.; :
''!''',' - II - 49, -,.' .;.,::..Ii y;} =,
TITS stock of Paints: and Oitsis most COM
H plete, 'and.the attention of Painters and
Builders is respectfully asked thereto. ..3v .
-, t'' No." J IL - is:'1: --s;,,l ~
1lVHE stock Of Patt,st ;anh FAMILY Medicines
i embraces; al the preparations Of Aver,
the Grrefenberg Company, Wel1s,, Wisten,
Jayne, Bryan, and many others: ';'"' %'"':
L[,oR tie Toilet he has all the PREPARATIONS
II; Of ,Lubine, harrison; Wright Ba Rim; and
other celebrated Perfumers- Fancy Soap,
Burnett's Cocaine, Cocoa Pomade, Hair,
Flesh and Foeeh Brushes, Hair Dyes Sc, &c.,
Sc, together with large assortmehht Of Marsh
& Co.'S Trusses, Shoulder BRACES and Support
ers. The best plain Leaf aud other Tobaccos,
'b9th chewing and smoking, to be found in the
s's|TisrE h"r 3>,.>r, FL ..,ov} .:,..,.. =
b He wfHpay particular attention
to the compounding Of Physicians prescrip-
lions, at all hours, aud from his long experience
2ad-sstrfs atfep4oH I'll @i6SN II aatters
a 81 'rta ssst b NY Pe1' 'h1}s p public
ia ? l'.sA b." "'".2:"aL:?M SIMS. 81
st. CLOUD, No Nov. 27th,, 1851. ~ vsn1s- t."
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-13
THO M a SION Els :,
BLACKSMITH.

.~~.'5 OIL s3TiIltaIa hIs Iieri I
\. L L l;nds Of work done in the best posi-
IL: BE tanner, u Particular attention given
ia horse .. d ox-shoeing; pillow work, ralt re-
pairing q Al kinds. Shop 7inssame building
With II. ". ,Wsary's Ossri.g> hop:i sri NIL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-13

~ stearnss County Orders for sale at
this officqTc:1.TArr r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN will make application to the District Court
on the first Monday IL APr ji pe1t, to have that
Cloud located on the S. E. quarter of the'S.
,E. quarter of ,Sec,,T and the n. E. quarter,
! q tie q: T. ! ualAtef i ses Fiftsenks Ia@ated
by order Of said court L. GORTON.
St. Clord, March 4th, 1862. mar6-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01
cc.ossr, Isl, England echoed WV sin,ilss
-~;n,s Tho King and his they obssquious

c,.ossr, isl, England echoed ws' sin,ilsE
-~;n,s Tho King and his the7 obsequicas
.: r,;smsn. avowed, November 9th, the de-
.orr;natioa to press the wcS with renewed
c,rr and on a larger SCALE But after wrath
bod had its hour, reas:l1 began to be heard
Little by little il ,uaas its wa!' in Parliament
until. on the ..1ti, of.hc succeeding month Oh
rcbruarv, a resolution WAS adopted and sent
to the King, declaring in the most emphatic
terms against the further prosecution OF the
war against Anerica. This resolution was
mace, and was the produce of three months.
Va ON. needs doubt that the Northern
nccrIe and government can change at least as
Quickly as the English. Look at the Trent
,.,sc Cabinet officers and Governors, and
public meetings and presses, everywhere cry
ing ont with delight at Wilkcs's exploit, and
calling for war with England, rather than
aarrcnLe. his captiyes; when 10! almost the
next day, Seward is lauded with g'nume
gratitude and JOY, for having avoided the
war, though with aljoct surrender ana I'M
diving disgrace. When the time comes ano
the opportunity Offers for peace with the
co,G.lcra,. States, they can change their
Inn, as Quickly again.
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.sa= - ----- #aH - H -
0hit1,arI

Day.: - Richmond the morn:us Of the .J:h Jn3'
ii tea Inautes past O'clock. Captain PATRICK HEN
~ CLARK, youngest ef ~;iliau II. AID slvirL
C!srk .: Baruis.- Loire Halifax county, Higia!. iu
the 2j;h gear Q! HIS age.
r,erIgssipg uuscs he'd rrouga al the BLOODY haltl-s
p..yr. Manas,as and Richmond he died Of iover con-
ract,d in camp wher- bis devotion 10 duty only induced
him. Contra r. ADVICE Of ir.ptn 10 remain too long
after pr6sraed ~ n" attack. lie was brought 10
alcnuIvut "Wednesday a;;cc2onn aud though sur
rrrTde! by .ca s:euti9ns Of tEectOpatr friends, MID
b. 1t. HE nes :etical SILL Le sark RAPIDLY Until bic
lie i;h.
It nust te sI.,;Gestiou his aa:;eed parents aud
with: as?S eEe,iSp n aad IA 1sat ne ht.
pro.ekas dvsh calmly ithou: fear, expressing the
deace Il 10 gce.sueeIhrouh the ineIcvs OF
ihe Redv-ra.r.
To their borrowed he4r,s suogy br.uc eou-o!a
ou or enhance their appreciation Vt hiS worth bu, Us
public oo 10 his native stats and his county whose
gave has lie death "I tAs Gsilan. youaS
o.desr deserves no.c ,haa passing notice
ipon the secession Q! Virginia ne was among The TINT
~ rush Z, arms. Though endowed vita liberal -tuca
possessed OF 3uie fortune he Early entered
clvary IRON Campbell county, "a wnich L;s excellent
ch..Hc.-r soldier won for him the rank OF or
DERBY 10 this position his soldiery qualities
and ii, capacity for comsnd became 80 conspicuous that
urged 10 company, and procured authority
the Mar Department Tor that purpose He soon suc-
cesdei IN completing conpna! Of artillery, ahd ~a-
elected Captain by aeeamau"n, III which position he
cured alike the respect lad ine cVnrdcuce and Affection
.! his officers aud Inec.
battery frequently engaged be conducted himself
,ae Conspicuous ealautrv which e!c!:ea the
c0mpl! .Gouary OF his commanding jed.ral upon
tie b,;,le nu!G Tor him the highest admiration
ii aio ceinp.;-:c.s IL arms
A officer, b, was devoted to hs welfare Of his com
pery aud he Interests vi ;bs service patriot, be
surrendered all the luxur-s Of weaa aEd o6-tsd up his
lie In the service OF his country As friend. he
genial generous and L!ot. and brother, he Was
asee;ioaa,e devoted and beloved. In every relsou Of
a.:- h. above r-prpach In d-sih lei his mrInory h
Cherished lie Ee Tes!Hctod hni beloved ay
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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.


Tn. following t. list Of the different Hospital, aud
.!,eir !Gca.iuh IN The city:
Army HOSPITALS.
,.u,, %,nirr hospital, WESTERN snrbGihs " The city
Cnin..raly Hospital Oh THE hill overlooking hurh'
st:s ,
LeG-.aua hospital. turu.sry iaIiin LD:ess, western
:orra:r..i5i vi broad str="t.
Byrd Island Hospital rouI"rg -iihta'' oi Sh nsres'
south Laryin. Hospital, Manchester, approached by
Mny.'= Bridge. end of lIth street.
Flint l;evlia Hospital 2st srr"tr between Main and
ssrn, Georgia Hospital esh street bewO"n Main AID
fraaE!u;
Tni.I usalgls Hospital cvsrrr vi Franklin and 24h
stl"ris: 49,
u,. lL4us Hospital. Er"ai -ssoe,. bowoen 9Th aud
srr..,l A:afsus !l"sH!, eufrrr If Fnukiil aud 25h
hjrL-:s, -.
E"yri.r- ii..l,.l. "u ash street between Maia aud
ErIrtEb
na...... HO.r.i, cyiu.r Of franklin and laIh sta:
u.pb. An.i.ia! Q, 18th ST. between Main and Frank.
GrrAu.l's hospital .lst H.. between Main aud Frank.
III
YhirATE lIrsrlTAIS.
br!l,vu, agrr!ial. Broad ~, Church I'LL;
.:nl!.S. ~. fatal, :prn"r Nar-l,sl aan lltn rI-
r.Iut,i,' RIM ,nt:,vr ,'.ay aud liuury rtroris:
ba;asr Inurya ns.p.:Al, 18th street, between Lea aud
LAUREL "a,
81 Fr.ucr, D'Saiv, Brook ATcuuo near Bacon Quarter
Branch
HOSPITALS RECENTLY OPENED
Lissuu Gud towards factory Hobll.is Mha street
between 18th sui 10Th
Cr.w's ,a,IDlyj hospital. eorn"r "I Cary aud :l''
s::5vls; -,
s.sn:onA- Warehouse, c"rucr u Grace and 18th
o;iesls,
Ke!t, Paine Go :. Hospital. Main. brt"ecu llth and
l.Ea sTa't'. .
he.u rs.a.iu :. Cys Hospital. IA. hui.~ uorrrpci
s.T=et ,-..
:; charlie, Hotel, c9ruer Of Main and Wall nira-;s:
iasou.c Hell 18th rtruot. Church Hal;
n.,e!vn s Fux's Store. ht5aI street, rh0ckoe Hill;
spvy- v.d Hospital. uutuT spolnwood Hotel
Iia,o. and Uibrull's Warehouses;, and the Danvllle
wursshup. in Manchester have been opened TO- Uoa-
pIt.is; =.
Hawai- Hospital,
Towards uorritali
A;kiusouh Factory, Maiu Steel 1t 70 E,-r aSi"r
Third Alabama Hospital
Fourth a!abapIa ii,-pltai;
Fourth Georgia Hospital, I'd -trs"t;
Company "G> Hull 18th -, h+t"eou VI. Iai u.
Samaritan iin-pra
Cluitpue Hospital;
soldiers ii-s; CLAY betwcsu 9Th and 9th streur-;
l-uuuysuu Hospital Locus; alley beiV$ the Exchange
Eutoi;
Bacon < BasRorvilles, Cary, hst'TsHa 18th Sad 18th
streets;
Ea!tey'a Factory, :th, between Main and Cary a!eois
SlOofs r. 5ilr, between nh;h and 2tlh streets;
I.r.rds urvve, Ga the Mecha1:csTiie Road, 0ne nile
trvrn. jty; ..--.----- ..
iwa,hmsy's Hospital, corner Of Cary and 2"th to-
Uai,ed States Hotel. coruer 18th aad Lain streets
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REPORTED FOR The DAILY RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
RETURN OP COLONEL MORGAN To
TENNESSEE
His Reported Defeat Near 0wingsyille Untrue.

His Reported Defeat Near 0wingsvills Untrue.
LARGE AccEssloSs TO HIS COMMANDMENT lie
ACCOMPLISHED Is KENTUCKY.
kSoxvILLE, July 30.-Colonel Morgan has
returned in safely TO Tennessee "a portion Of
his command, consisting of LIST Georgia Ran
gers and the Texan Rangers, reaching this
!! city Yesterday after one Of the most daring
and successful raids into the heart of the
cuc,nv's collIlGry recorded in the annals Of
war.
From Captain Blanchard, Quartermastcr
of the lst Georgia Cavalry, the Register"
has obtained the following interesting par
ticulars Of the expedition:
Colonel Morgan left Knoxville with about
LOCO men, portion Of whom were armed,
and penetrating the encmy's country ~ i
direct line, at least go miles, captured 4
dozen towns and cities, destroyed Federal
military stores, and other property, aud rail-
road bridges, in all amounting To eight or ten
million dollars. He took 'rhaps over a
thousand prisoners, all Of whom h. paroIed.
At Cvnthiana he encountered 4 Federal force
equal to his own, who, after 4 iea' hours
fight, surrendered.
At Lebanon he took between two and three
Thousand stand of arms, half of which he re-
tuineG!. and half destroyed Here also lie
burned half million duliarS worth Of Fede-
raj army stores. llvaceonplished all this, be-
Stiles frightening the whnle Yankee uatlon
ont Of It's propriciy, with the loss Of not
more than fifteen OF twenty melr killed i'll
ul hi, engagements, and between thirty or
forty wounded, and has returned in triumph
to Tennessee.
There is no truth whatever in the defeat OF
Col. Morsan'> command near Uwingsville, as
reported by the Northern press. lie returns
10 Tennessee without suffering defeat,
and with mach lalg"r FORCE than he started
with.
Tho present whereabouts Of Col. Morgan il;
w"ull be impr,i,l"n: 10 d!vulSe, but that lac
will soon turn rp again Inc public may rest
assured.
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P2EFTnAL.
Oh! WEEP NOT, MOTHER.
81 FANNIE rERoSIA.

81 FANNIE FEEOSiA.
OH weep not, mother! tho they've brought
thy darling home to die;
Weep not cannot bear To Sc" t''"t sorrow
cloudcd eye.
l'vc heard the cannon roar mother "
heard the mine speak,
But nar,ght had CO" appii. d M +n'i nniii
heard thy Shrek.
Until heard that Shrek, mother. :" Ill" nope ;
parting knel.
knew that joy pray! tl.it lie had '':ldt
thy heart farewell.
nrar'd that thou might die, mother! the
boon hath been denied,
Thou'st woke from out the trance, mother
and living. hourly died.
MI living, hourly died. mother, Thy :r!ei
hath pierced lie through:
h.,d not cared for death, mother, 'inlIl |
thought olyou'
Until 7 thought Of YOU, mother. C'"rt'' il"
this death,
That in nv country i.all"";i r",ire I'd
Welded up my breath;
But oi. WIENER ga2c, mother, r.!'"n 'H'
dark despair
That; settled DER thy noble "r''', :''''
stamp'dits Sirnct there,
II seems a., ii us hard, :n3ti"r Ersy '''.. ''"''
To 60;
But think thy boy hath iiei. ri:o'';":, "''s"n-
quer'd by the Toe.
Unconq r,cr'd 10y The Tor, mother, az. ''@a'''S
that lii, with jog.
Think. think we've wnn tar .ia:'. Ht'l'''', I'"
thnk pot q! tl.' h....
canno, bear that lrok. E:o!'";--i:'' H"h
..,,,it shn.r.
I'll rather die thousand ':eath3 !!Aii H"''
That nlnilcc Of woe.
'l'hc.i still that lcav,n@ hr"asE- r:'",itr. ;1n"
/. spare thy dying son:
Raise, raise ,h,,s. beaui'o'ts "ye> :" Heaven,
and crr Thy V i! hr r."ac:
But oh fill we'll knew, mother LAT Hn:"
ms f;tArr died.
Thy love for ne hath :r-c'; -! ':'n !; 'irrr
Overwhelming tide:
l.y all Of hope ard .3::' mother. scr" centred
il. thy child,
By whom thou fond!: l.ray'''i tn! path. tii;"
Lille n:+2hl b. heaui,t!:
And it was thu> 'irs,n;d. n."'i''.r-wha''
v.:tsry crowu;d r:ir a:la$.
I'd hasten t" thy >i,!'. aat','r, a',:i III lily
fond alarms.
And still thv fond. alarm. ::i"i:lcr. -! 81
it might unt he:
Stern death.sne iii!a" =: .,'';' .a:'i! '.;';:!y
smiled at me-.
And grm!y smii.l at ;.,; 'i"t':". AMI a:i:' ::
his fatal dart
hail hot felt Tie wnu,ni ;:",t;.v:. ia! !. 80:
pierced thy heart:
lia! il hot pierced Thy fsar; r,"'iI"r. i -:"i''G
upon thi: blow
kut III could no; .ml" n4ti,-', -, thinking
Of thy woe.
ltli in frcc,inm's cansc, mother: :. ginr."GS
grave iii ill,
Eat old thy wot.ir! tel. ,"n.t..o. d! r'rkic
hut not kill.
hraved death in .!l, field. mother, n-'cr
irar'd tuiir.
But when felt my lii. hic"d ou:c, feared 10
meet thine rrr
w d:,amI n r"ldcM dream, mother, :!'d
walked with :,u,licl! -'art.
/. with INV !Iir-hload wclling IA. .i"':--.
with broken heart.
On earth lor'cr We part, mother; but cit We
heard thee speak
Draw closer To my side, l.i'.'n0Ts n .i"W'nG
iint and wrai;.
:, Lanai 81 bliss
y here there is nauGht III pau, -! "'"i. ~
Iarlincs &, iii this;
Then dry thy streaming eye, m9'Srr, and
raise thy heart i'll pra:"r,
That when thy pure soul. scars 81 h:@ii: ihT
son may meet thee thrTs.
Calm .calm thu thr"hhins heart :..o!:e,l 'E4
place thy trust in ,,oI,
Remember its a Fathers hand. that n':i- he
chast MIN; ROD:
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For the E"qHtre'
TIE Er0HId VIRGINIA GEGiMEHT.

THE EluHlA f1nt1Nla hEU1AEN1
On Monday morning. July 18th, 1852, at a
| meeting of the officers Of the Sth Va. Regi-
mcnt; called pursuant to notice, for the pur-
pose of drafting resolutions in commemora-
ton Of the gallant dead VIII" have fallen i'll
the battles Of Williamsburg, Seven Pines,
Gaines Nil! and Frazier's Farm, Capt. VIM. j..
Bissel was called TO tie chair, and tile fol-
lowing conr,n!,;cr appointed for the above
named object
Kew. Z. T. LlSTI.IcuM, Chaplain.
ALEX. uR.ySoS, Capt. Go. l.
IsSrrs GRIFFITH Capt. Co. Ii.
j. il. EUrcnssoS, Lieut.. Co. D.
At which llccting the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, in the past evrntful campaign: ia
the wisdom oi = just Providence, He has tie
nandcd many gallant Sou;hr0ns 70 ha o!ier:,!
as sacrifices on freedoms altar; and
Whereas, Il large proportion have hsen 81
lect.d from our little band rt brothers, IL
pour gu; their blood upon the hills anG plans
OF So bloody fields, for the purchase Of Lii
erty and Southern Independence: Therefore
Lr it
Resolved, That, " lille we even submit TO
the painful viSitstions Of Il just providence,
We eau but express Of oar deep grief and sad
ness tina; these, car noble comrades, siioui.
have fallen ere they were allowed to realize
the pleasant and happy fruits OF The final tri-
umph which they were SO Confident uiast, i'll
the end, crown the arms which tllc;, %liie
living, 50 gallan.ly bore.
And he it further Resolved. That i'll the
death OF these, our fellow soldiers, We have
lost sonic of our ~4Tn,eSt friends aid aSs0ci
ates, society some Of her brishtest ornaments,
and the cauSe some Of It's host gallant defend
erS. And be it
Resolved, That our only consolation in
these sad affections is 10 be derived from the
reflection that they were ever found at their
post, and that the patient endurance Of IN
ais the l;rcnesU, and har,lShiPs the most Sc
r..rn linkl.d -,,.ill. -ile noble daring ever dis
played III. CONFLICT with the foe, nas" won Tor
their names wreath OF immortal glory, and
for their postcrity golden chain which will
be worn with honor rs long as the Confedcracy
shall be remembered, or the blessings Of l;6-
crty priced And be it further
Resolved, That we most deeply sympathize
with, and tender to the bereared relations and
friends of the deceased our hearty cond olence,
and would earnestly commend thelu TO The
grace OF that God who is able to cu:niv,t
their hearts, and t. < i've unto them the spirit
OF sweet resignation under circumstances OF
the deepest aiiiicticn.
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s:;saSE..AliATiUNs.
BY wuE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
jIRDL'I 4 UIW{{IE

WHEREAS, INFORMATION has tccl i.Ceir.i iat the
Court uu.o the County ii CaluEs IL il Possession 81
the public euemy, and THAI the regular fn al III" aid
Court "a uuof ba held iccordius Ia las:
Therefore. br virtue III authority Vested 10 the EE-rn
tive joins LETCHER Governor of the COMMONWEALTH
n rirsiui d" hereby require the Justices sonposnS the
County Court of said County, TO hold the s-srions Of said
C"urt 4t Ia said courty OH the FIRST DAY
AuGt:r uuXI, aud thereafter conllnus O h"ii tho
monthly orr-iuur OF said Court st said pac. long
the Ieasou the change hereby n,hoTiIer shall
tinur.
--- Given undar my hard, nr Governor aad uni-r
L. $ the Sea vi The Gyinnobw-ru, NJ Eichnvni, this
- 18th day I'll July. lst:. dud Ia the Sun year Of
Tho Cummv.i,e ehtI. JOiN LETLHkR.
BY thu tIuvrru0r,
iiknRGg W. MraF"nB,
July - lw Secretary ui the CvIuuonw cah.
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TIMBER WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

RICHMOND, April 29th 1852.
ETANTED for tho public service, TIMBER Of The fol-
~ lowing classes
feet of squnre Timber yellow pine lsxl2
inches md from 10 10 80 feet IN length.
10000 fest Of Square Timber yellow PINE from I" L
inchea from 25 to 80 fssttn length.
COO feet Of white oak Plank, and oOoo
"a et Of four Inch yellow pine Pink.
Ths highest srkst price viii BIO paid for this Timber
delivered In the CRY Of Richmond and wiz be received
In any quantities Ext4 prcs will be Ps;a tSs e1tH
lsngthx. S. T. aALLoaf,
Es7l-a SecrstGy VI the Navy.
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t".iIscAlHp. 'ilre Aisyor I'll yesi"r!.t, r"''
lsar, u q pound. o. batter purchased u; john fe
o. II. the Second Market ~ SCI! "2aia. lie u!a" OF
crri 10 be rnni.rat,i quai., OF ott"i H'''":ri u
ou.lnt- ,rrrrin-,-! IN tie war w.: J.. Heller.
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iHRIM FrlL-Castlc Goodwin, the receptacle
q offenders against military law contains at present
one hundred and scysnty:wO PRISONERS. IL "lfendsIs
cotnue to b. .cnt thithcr speedy enlargement VI
thadomice will he Necessary. M inevitable cave
iuiwi,i probably w. the consequence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01

:; ITLs;Y ll,UI.-!lwrnty White lnrn, con
lifting III part Of .cu'aut c'!rscrl"" The lai :!-s"t
u q isluy aty HlIj three iIrs c;'=a u:i "fe slave
wer brought NJ fru4 he vIriiy ihc V Liz si"t''
Ion YESTERDAY by PARTON [: $tuf;'s E"'A!rJ "''
LID. I'd IN ,.,Iki. Iin,i VIII.
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izn. :el!es r!!etins 70 lbs ts-sgs5 Of iEsidiens
diseass. iFhilc their bodies srs housed IL
the cold unconscious clay, their namcs Shall
be cmbalmed forever in the memories OF their
surviving comrades and friends, "They rest
from their labors and their works do follow
them - for their example shall ever be fresh
before US, 10 incitc to patient endurance OF
the privations and hardships incident to camp,
and Tn brave confrontal of the dangers OF
the Battlefield.
Sl.ep, soldiers sleep! The morning cometh
when We shall awake and come forth to join
US again, not in war; but in the enjoyments OF
victory and endless peace.
Companv A.-Henry B. BASQUE.
CoD,pany B.-Lewis w. Royston.
Milton Robinson.
" Uriah Campbell.
John Haley.
COMPANY C.-Thomas 3. SimonS.
Lycurgus Lynn.
Robert Lathram.
Conn,n- n.-Lieut. J. Gradsdcn Moore.
=. G. W. Byrne.
- John Coffee.
Comnany E,-Uavid j. Coo.
< VIM. F. Hampton.
E. Ii. Van Sickler.
Company F.-Bernard P. Cant:
5. Thomas NJ. Newton.
Theodore Silcott.
T. Howard Hopkins.
i" Dennis Rouke.
Company CIV. II. Adams.
Joshua Adams.
J. 4. SimmS.
E. NJ. Pearson.
Company Ill. F. Havener.
Company I.-David L. Hughes.
=" James Benjamin.
Company K.-John ". Jewell.
* Allen Carter.
Amrstead U.zAIcCl anahans- =
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FORCED PAssPoKTs.--A man named Thomas
Stith has been locked up in Castle Goodwin, t"r steal
s blank mlsSpUl l. Iron. Tin: PASSPORT uilicr, with n
Lw " ill them up surgcpttiUusly. Edward '"Itt.
ny. soldier MISC pnred in the aaine quarters.
III obtaining ,r-s huts ur.n forged vouchers. and in
Diving the uic!llr.S o, biz regiment IL stay OH Oh III:
strength Of them. john Hniaer, member Of the 9th
DuiSana lrS;lne!lt, was Imprisoned for circulating on
apls.pur " It'll .omrh,dv eI,r's naInr uwI II
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kobrEkY.- Charlie; Oak was arrai;.ncd. OF
yesterday charged with stsaus SD ifo'n Asr- Ahil
Disney 10 seems 10 llava been exceedingly uniortu-
nate froIG similar raids upon her finances for s0e time
Tast he C.ss vas continued iol ii'=stIh"rE